CRICKET.
IN TOE CENT!'.K->. By Telegraph —Press Association. Wellington, J), eembur 1. Central gained a victory over Victoria College by 83 runs on the lirst innings. Hutt was unequal to the t itk set them by South, who scored 32!) mas in their lirst innings. In the i":H North v. Pctone, North had 145 to i in*ir credit in the first innings, and gof 125 in their second essay, l'etone scored 103 and 'OO respectively, and lost tl>match. Dunedin, December 1.
Splendid weather prevailed for cricket matches yesterday, but the grounds were somewhat heavy as a result of the recent rain. Playing against Opoho Dunedin made 75 and 22 for no wickets, Opoho responding with 48. For Opoho, Eckhoff took seven wickets for 12, and for Dunedin Torrance took five for 10. ! Albion made-101 against Carisbrook A, land tlio latter put up 117 for two wick.cts (Hopkins 5!) not out, Sideberg 44). Carisbrook B made 58 against Grange. IDownes took four wickets for 20. Grange I responded with 71). In their second inI nings Carisbrook had lost five wickets for 13. Downes'took three wickets for five, and McLaughlin two for four.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 168, 3 December 1912, Page 8
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191CRICKET. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 168, 3 December 1912, Page 8
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