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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 165, 18 December 1914, Page 5

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HAWKE CUP MATCH. EASY DISPOSAL OF SOUTH ' TARNAKI. WANGANUI WINS BY OVER AN INNINGS. (Special to Daily News.) Wang.imii, Last Night. Tin' Hawko "-\M. Wanganui v. South Taranaki, was concluded to-day in fine, but windy weather. Taranaki were disposed of for 148, and, following on, made 152, thus suffering defeat by an Minings and 08 runs. At 10.25 a.m., the two not out men, Stapylton and Penny, went to the wieketH. Staplyton scored ten oil' the first over from Holland, but play then quietened down. Stapylton was shaping well, when Furrie took him smartly ochind the wickets.—l2o—(i—l9. Lynskey had a short reign, and was bowled by Holland—l32—7—l. Penny went soon alter, with the score reading--134— B—7l. He had played a forceful innings, but had several let-oil's. Douglas Haynes and Cantelin scored a fourer apiece, and a brace of byes brought the total to 148. Being 250 behind, Taranaki followed on. Penny and Cantelin faced Holland and Bernau. Penny hit Holland's first to the fence, and next over treated Bernau likewise. With the second last ball of the over Bernau caught and bowled Cantelin.—l2—l—o. Dunlop followed, but retired clean howled, first ball.—l2—2—o. Blamires partnered Penny, only to see Bernau get the latter with the first ball of his next over, Bernau performing the. hat trick.— 17—;i—10. Pratt made a single, and was badly run out.— 1!)—4—1. Blamires was careful, and Stapylton also took no rislcs. Play was quiet for several overs. Then Bernau got a good one past Stapylton.— 43—5—7. Kavanagh opened briskly, and the scoring improved. Kavanagh drove Bernau straight to the pavilion, and then lifted the same bowler high to leg. Blamires pulled Bernau for three, and Kavanagh sent a hot one to Holland in the slips, which was dropped. A nice leg glide, fo? four by Kavanagh brought 00 up, and the same stroke scored another boundary oil' Holland. Hussey and Wood were then tried, but both were got away for fourers. The luncheon adjournment saw both players undefeated, Kavanagh having 30, and Blamires 28 to their credit. On resuming, Kavanagh only added a brace to the score, when Beattie caught him finely off Bernau.—o7—li—32. Lynskey joined Blamires. but two runs later the latter played Holland 0n—09—7—35. Penfold and Lynskey went for the bowling, both pulling everything to leg, and were not separated until Holland got Penfold at middle wicket, and the score read—l3(l—H—lß. Haynes followed, but Lynskey fell a victim to Holland at 141—0—18. Douglas enjoyed Woods' short ones, and ran into double figures before being disposed of. Following are the scores: — WANGANUI. First innings 398 SOUTH TARANAKI. (First Innings.) Penfold, b Bernau 1 Pratt, c Cave, b Bernau ' 14 Blamires, b Holland 1 Penny, b Bernau 71 Diinlop, b Bernau 13 Kavanagh, c Hussey, b Bernau 2 Stapylton, c Furrie, b Bernau .. .. II) Lynskey, b Holland 1 Haynes, b Holland 4 Douglas, b Bernau 4 Cantelin, not out 4' Extras 13 Total 148 Bowling analysis: Bernau, seven for 57; Holland, three for (11; Hussey, none for six; Hadden, none for 11. SOUTH TARANAKI./ (Second Innings.) j j Penny, b Bernau 10 I Cantelin, c and b Bernau 0 j Duulop, b Bernau 0 I Blamires, 1) Holland 35 Pratt, run out 1 I Stapylton, b Bernau 7 ■ Kavanagh, e Beattie, b Bernau ... 32 Lynskey, b Holland 18 Penfold, b Holland 18 Haynes, not out 4 Douglas, b Wood 11 Extras 16 Total 15S j Bowling analysis: Holland, three for 1 OS; Bernau, five for 45; Hussey, none for 15; Wood, one for 14. i Tn the match between Albion and New I Plymouth, on the Recreation Grounds tol morrow, starting at 1.45 p.m., the teams will be as follow: — Albion: Martin, Clark, Bevan, Foote, Hardwicke, Hanks, Green, Girling, W. O'Donnell, W. Shepherd, Wadman; emer. gencics, Sutherland and F. Sheppard. New Plymouth: P E. Stainton, E. L. Mason, J. A. Heskctt, A. B. Chappell, W. P Nicoll, h. O. Richards, E. D. Colson, D. H. Cooper, W. C. Weston, A. V. Stohr, and G. G. Newell. Members are reminded that New Plymouth have to prepare the wicket. United Service will be represented by she following against Law at Western Park to-morrow; — Main, Mackie, Ingram, Mackay, Osborne, Pimlie, McGie, V. Stewart, Colvile, Dinsiss, Brabant; emergency, Mewton.