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Taranaki Daily News, 1 December 1919, Page 7

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AUSTRALIA v. SOUTH AFIUCA. By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright, Received Nov. 30, 5.5 p.m. Capetown, Noy. 29, 111 the secojid lest *match, the Australians: r. South Africa, tho latter had made 83 fop | four wickets when rain stopped play. ■ NEW SOUTH WAIVES v. QUEENSLAND. Received Nov. 30, 5.5 p.m. I Melbourne, Nov. SO. i At inter-Stato cricket. New South Wales made 300 (Kippax 93, Tozer 51). Queensland has lost two wickets for 90 (Shepparjl 54). SENIOR COMPETITION. i FREEZING WORKS v. NEW PLYMOUTH B. The above teams met at the Show Grounds, neither leaving full sides. < Freezing Works batted first and made a total of 110, of which O. Klnaella made 42 and Clarke 34. Purdue and Hewitt were the most successful bowlers for New Plymouth. In their first innings. New Plymouth made only 28 runs, and were Bent in again. The second time they made a much bettec showing, carrying their score to 102. Freezing Works required 21 to win nnd the necessary Tuns were secured for the loss of three wickets. Following are the details FREEZING WORKS. First Innings. Clarke, 1). Hewitt , 34 Hellaby, b. Shepherd ............ 0 Morrison, e. and b. Elliot 1 O. Kinsella, c. Hughes, b. Purdue 42 W. Sheppard, c. Shepherd, b. Purdue .... 2 IV. Girling, not out 18 W. O'Donpell, c. Kinsella, b. Hewitt 4 f. Reid, b. Purdtyn 5 Marsden, b. Purdue 1 Extras ........... 3 Total 110 Bowling analysis: Shepherd, 1 for 26; Elliot, 1 for 13; Purdue, 4 for 28; Hewitt, 2 for 29. Second Innings O. Kinsella, c. Reed, b. Elliot 0 Morrison,'run out 10 Hellaby, b. Shepherd 8 Clarke, not out ...........7, O'Donneil, not out £.... 19 Extras 2 Total for three wickets , 46 i . Bowling apqlysls: Elliot, 1 for 33; Shepherd,! 1 for 11. ! NEW PLYMOUTH B. First Innings. Sheppard, b. Clarke , 2i Quickfali, b. Kinsella . el Elliot, b. Klnßella . I) Hewitt, b. Kinsella 0 Purdue, b. Kinsella 15 i Dunstan, c. Kinsella, b. Clarke 0 Prlar, 1.b.w., b. Clarke 0| Lawrey, b. Clarke 7 ■ Hughes, not out 0 i Baker, b. Kinsella ...... 2 Extras 2 Total 28 Bowling analysis: Kinsella, 5 for 18; Clarke, 4 for 8. Second Innings. Shoppard, b. Clarke . 13 Hughes, stp. Shepherd, b. Clarke ...... 25 Purdue, b. O'Donneil 14 Elliot, b. Clarke 1 Lawrey, b. Girling ..., 20 Prlar, c. Reed, b, Kinsella IS Hewitt, b. Girling 5 | Qulclcfall, b. Kinsella 0 | Dunstan, b. Girling 0 I Baker, not out ... 0 1 Extras „ . C Total 102 Bowling analysis: Ifinsejla, 2 for 29; Clarke, 3 for 33; O'Donneil, 1 for 26; Girling, 3 fojr 7. HIGH SCHOOL v. THCORANOI. High School and Tlkorangl failed to con* elude a one-innings match on the School grounds. The School went first to th« wickets nnd played a good Innings for 184. Pop? gave a. good display, his 45 Including 7 four's Greiner made 31, while several others por. well into double figures. Purdlo and C. Foreman were the most successful howlers fo:* *he country team. Tlkorangi made a poor op?ni Ing. but Eggleston and P. Sarten proved a good partnership, the former scoring 71, and the latter being 37 not out. When stumps were drawn for the day, Tikorangl had lost 5 wiekets for 130 runs. O'Halloran and Sinclair did most of the bowling for the School. Follow* ing are the details HIGH SCHOOL. Palmer, b. C, Foreman ft Willis, b. C. Foreman 17 Greiner, b. Purdle 31 Pope, c. Hicks, b Purdie 45 O'Halloran, run out 10 Smart, c. Eggleston, b. Purdie .... 8 Hine, b. Pyirdio Osborne, run out .. 0 Sutherland, not out 7 Sinclair, c. Lye, b. Purdie 21 Nicholson, b. Purdie 20 Extras 10 Total 184 Rowling analysis: C. Foreman, 2 for 33; L. .Tup, o for 23; E. Sarten, 0 for 16: kggleston, 0 for 17; P. Sarten. 0 for 13; Purdie, C for 51; Lye, 0 for 16. TIKORANGI. Scrimgeour, c. Willis, b. O'Halloran ...... 0 Purdlo, b. Sinclair 2 W. Foreman, c. Palmer, b. O'Halloran ... 2 Eggleston, b. Sinclair 71 P. Sarten, not out 37 O. Wilson, b. Sinclair 2 L, Lve, not out 3 Extras 1*

Total for 5 wickets 130 Bowling analysis: O'Halloran, 2 for 30; Sinclair, 3 ,for 25 • Palmer, 0 for 31; Greiner, 0 for 11; Osborne, 0 for 21. NEW PLYMOUTH V; OLD BOYS. Considerable interest was taken In the above game played at Pukekura Park, on SaturdayThe outfield had been attended to, and made the getting of runs a much easier matter than earlier in the season. New Plymouth batted first, and thanks to the efforts of Heakett 01, Lash 26, Sutherland 17, and Johnson 14.-the total was carried to 147 before the Inst wicket foil. On pnßt performances this score should not have been beyond tlje Old Boys, nnd, contrary to expectations, they failed to make more than 90, Bottrlil 22, Monteath 10, and Johnson 18 being the principal batsmen. Going In a second time the Now Plymouth eleven completed their innings for i 113 runs. Lash 23. Quickfali 21, Sutherland 1 17. Detailed scores:— NEW PLYMOUTH. j First Innings. Heskctt, 1.b.w.; b. BottrlU 61 Lash, run out 2ft Weston, c. Oliver, b. Hughes 0 Maekay, c. Hughes, b. BottrlU 10 Quickfali, b. BottrUl 1 Stainton, run out 2 Dlnnlss, b. Bottrlil 0 Sutherland, c. Eggleton, b. Bottrlil . r .... 17 Johnson, not out 14 McDonald, b. Eggleton '4 Hcminrson, b. Bottrlil 1 Extras n Total 347 Bowling analysis: Bottrlil, 6 for 30; Eggleton, I for 22; Monteath, 1 for 29; Hughes, 1 for 31; Osborne, 0 for 24. OLD BOYS. BottrlU, 1.b.w., b. Sutherland 22 Osborne, b. Sutherland 2 Hughes, 1.b.w., b. Johnson 4 Eggleton, b. Johnson 9 Monteath, c. Heskctt, b. Lash ••••••••• 19 Bewley, b. Sutherland 7 Oliver, c. Lash, b. Sutherland ......... 2 Wynyard, run out o Johnson, b. Dinniss IS Saxton, c. and b. Dinniss 3 Quiiliam, not out 1 Extras 3 Total 90 Bowling analysis: Sutherland, 4 for 29; Dinniss, 2 for 4; Johnson, 2 for 43; Lash, 1 for 8. NEW PLYMOUTH. • Second Innings. Lash, c, Quiiliam, b. Hughes y .......... 23 Johnson, b. Eggleton 5 Heskett, o. Eggleton, b. BottrlU 8 Sutherland, c. Montealh, b. Eggleton .... 17 Weston, run out 6 Maokay, b, Wynyard 3 McDonald, run out 5 Quickfali, c. Osborne, b. Monteath 21 Henderson, h. Osborne 0 Stainton, not out. 1 Dinniss, b. Monteath 11 Extras 13 Total ~.,113 Bowling analysis: Monteath. 2 for 4; Eggleton, 2 for 22; Osborne, 1 for 9; Hughes. 1 for i>o; Wynyard, 1 Sot 22; Bottrlil, 1 for 33.

JUNIOR COMPETITION. FREEZING WORKS v. WAIREKA. Freezing Works scored a three-poinfe -win Waireka on Saturday. The former Bcored over 100 runs and then succeeded in dismissing Waireka twice for small scores. WHITE LEY v. TIKORANGI, Whlteley tfium jpurneyed to Tlkorangl, where they sufferod defeat by tho home players. Whlteley made 10 and 30, and TikorauKi's Bcoro in the first innings was 113. HIGH SCHOOL A v. HIGH SCHOOL B. Tho match between the High School A and B teams, set down in last Saturday's fixtures was played by arrangement a few days previously. Thq A ten»> was defeated, tbe scores being B 90, A 64. Tho proposed match against a team from tho steamer Kia Ora and a New Plymouth team has beeu abandoned.