Interstate Cricket

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 175, 23 January 1914, Page 8

Interstate Cricket

XKW ZK.\!,.\.\i:i:i:s IN AUSTRALIA. j .Mi-VTCIt ACAINST \" fl'Ti till A. visitors aiakk cdod iimmyk i:v. ISy Tt'lcyi*|>ii. - Press .Wiciitliuii. Received 22. (i.io p.m. .Melbourne, .1;;n 11 ury 22. Thli'e was ;l small attendance Hi' ju>Ltators to-day, Ihe Xew Xo:t!ai".ie,'s made, ;i good recovery, flic p:irtner-!iip of Tattersall ami SMiilman yiddiii;,' S? runs. Tiiller-uill batted soliillv "mid correctly, hitting live tourers. ' S.nWi)i:isi hit vigorously, six tourers bcin" in eluded in his sroiv. lie Wiis iii till! loilK livid win'll he liait l't' 'iM'( I <23. Melbourne played briskly for 2ii nil;;nil's, nnd ;tt I.'ill declared the iniiixius closed. l.lii-kmot', gave nil allractiv; display, and the baiting of llcmiu wasound and stylish, cxhibiUn? a varieSv ol strokes. During iiis tliancdcss inn* ings, ho- hit nine tourers. Ilickmoit. missed being eaugiil and howled who: lie was K>. He made six tourers. IThe lollowing are the' scores: XEW '/, K AI,AXI) - -i'irM. Innings. ' Tavlor. e McKcnzic, b O'DonoaliU'' -I I leinus. e Willi-, b Mulled .. > I Sneddon, c Ilenly b Mullctt '' Tuckwell, b O'Donogh'ue IliekmoU. st llenty I) Ironmonger I.S Carlton lbv; haver IS Patrick, c MeKenzie i> Ironmonger .. 1 Tattersall. not out, 4!) Reese, c Sandford b Mullctt Hi San.lman, c substitute b .McKcnzic Renncti, e haver b .Mullctt I.~> Extras 5:! > Total 'j. I: i Rowling analysi-: O'Donoghuc leak two wickets for ol runs, Mullclt loir for ,">«, Ironmonger two for -IT. I.ivcv one lor 28, .McKcnzic one for :i. \ ICTORIA First Innings 2,n. \ ICTOKIA--Second Innings. Vanghau. e Iliekmott b Sneddon .. K> MeKenzie, not out ' i;,s Sandford, not'out :M Extras ■> •fit . _... , Total for one wicket 1:11) (Innings declared closed). Bowling analysisßeese. no W'ckcts lor -10 runs, Carlton none for 2!), Sncdfor 3."). Taylor none for 10. XICW ZKAhAXI)--Second Innings. latter-all, b (i'Donoghue 1 Patrick, ii Ironmonger S Sneddon, e Jlcntv b Ironmonger ..li Humus not out 71 llickmott, not out IS Kxtras hi Total for three wickets 102 Bowling analysis: Ironmonger took two wickets for 50 runs o'i)ono u hue one for 30, Mullctt none for 22. .Johnstone none lor 28, U'vin none tor (i. AUSTRALIAN TOURISM TEAM. A STROXt! SIDE. Sydney, January 22. J'he Daily Telegraph's Melbourne cor- 1 respondent states that Sims' team to ' tour Xew Zealand is made up as follows:—Trumper, U. L. Waddy'. Collins, Mailer, Armstrong, Hansford. M'Kenzic. haver, Dolling. Crawford, and Sims. The Telegraph adds that Xoble will also go. probably in tile capacity of captain. Harbour was invited, but was unable to I go, and Cody will fill the vacancy. M'Wrcgor, the Melbourne University i wicket-keeper, was asl-.ed but iias not i yet replied. Mesdames Hansford, Armstrong. and Xol.li! will UTonipan; their husbands. ixtkr-cou.kck match. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington hist Xight. The inter-college cricket, match between Victoria College and Canterbury College was concluded to-dav, the botae men winning by aims wickets. Yesterday Canterbury knocked up 11-1. and Victoria College SAO. To-day Canterbury made 257. leaving Victoria College 5)7 runs to get in an hour, which was done, easily, one ivickct falling for OS runs, ' rXITKI) SKRVICK v. TIKOIIAXcr. The following will represent, t'nilcd Service against Tikorangi at Tikoraugi --Dinnis, Bain. Sumner, Hutchins, <'argo, XewcSl, McGie, Brabant, Uev. Robson, Osborne and another. JUXIOR FIXTURES. Jhe matches for to-morrow in the junior cricket competition will be:--Tikorangi v. Technical College at the racecourse, the town team to attend at ■i p.m. to lay the matting; Warehouses v. United .Service, at High Mchool, at 2.15 p.m.. tlio latter to attend at 2 p.m.