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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 179, 7 January 1915, Page 8

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CANTERBURY v. HAWKE'S BAY. ®y Telegraph.—Per Press Association. Hastings, Last Night. The match between Hawke's Bay and Canterbury was commenced at Hastings this morning under favourable conditions. The wicket was in good order, but a trifle Boft. Hawko's Bay won the toss, and elected to bat. After Board, Patterson and Bernan were disposed of, the innings became a procession and by 12 o'clock every wicket was down for 89. Scores:—

HAWKE'S BAY. First Innings. Board, c Thomas, b (McLachlan . 17 Patterson, st Wood, b McLachlan 20 Bernau, st Wood, b landman . 31 O'Brien, b McLachlan .. .. 0 Fulton, b Sandman .. ..., , > 7 Geddis, lbw, b MciLachlan .. .. 0 Elli9, b Sandman .. .. .. 1 Spackman, b MciLacMan .. 0 Deane, b McLachlan 3 Stevens, not out .. .. 9 Napier, b McLachlan .. .. " 0 Extras ..10 r Total .. .. ~ .. 89 Bowling analysis.— seven wickets for 57 runs. Bennett.-none for lo; Sandman, three for G. CANTERBURY. First Innings. Bishop, lbw, b Bernau .. .. ig Wliitta, c Stevens, b iDeane .. 43 Hiekmott, c Ellis, ib O'Brien .. 100 Beale, c Ellis, ib Deane .. .. 13 Patrick, c Bernau, b Patterson .. 13 Woods, c Bernan, b Geddis .. .. 25 Sandman, e Fulton, b Bernau .. 9 Carlton,_ c Ellis, b Napier .. .. 0 Bennett, b Bernau 30 ( A. Thomas, not out 43 McLachlan, b Bernau 0 Extras j 18 Total' . , . . ggg Bowling analysis.—Napier, one- for 45; Deano. two for 40: Bernau, four for 88; O'Brien, one for 12; Patterson, ,one for 40; Geddis, one for 10. At 5 o'clock Hawke's Bay. opened the se'eond innings, and play ended for the I day with a score of 26 without loss ! '(Stevens 25, Ellis 1). ,