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Taranaki Daily News, 30 November 1920, Page 3

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ENGLAND V. QUEENSLAND. 1 SECOND DAY'S PLAY. By Telegraph.—Prefs Assn.—Copyright. Received Nov. 29, 11.15 p:m. Brisbane, Nov. 29. England gave Queensland a ,liard day's leather hunting to-day, the visitors piling up 230 more than (he home side. Russell ran up a splendid 73, but the feature of the day's batting was a two and a half hour's partnership between Rhodes and Douglas, yielding 174. Rhodes played steady, patient cricket for Ave hours. His score included 4 fours and 12 threes. Scores: QUEENSLAND. First Innings 180 ENGLAND. First Innings. ..Makepeace, c. O'Connor, b. Marsden .. 22 Russell, b. Hornibrook 53 Rhodes, c. and b. Ayrcs 102 Woolley, c. Fennelly, b. Marsden .... 12 Douglas, c. and b. Hornibrook 84 Wilson, c. Thompson, b. Hornibrook ... 8 Hearne, c. O'Connor, b. Ayres 11 Hetidren, c. Fennelly, b. Ayres 21 Parkin, e. Hartigan, b. Ayres 2 Dolphin, not out li Howell, c. Rone, b. Ayres 0 Extras ~,,, 18 Total 419 Bowling analysis: MeAndrews, 0 for 73; Ayres, 5 for-112; Marsden, 2 for 7r,; Eowe, 0 for 47; Hornibrook, 3 for 89; Thompson, 0 for !.—Aus.-N.J!. Cable Assn. ELTHAM V. OKAIAWA. The Eltham Cricket Club was beaten by {.>• team from Okaiawa «n Saturday This was the finish of the mirtdb commenced the previous week-end, when play stopped owing to the rain. The total scores were Kltham 176 runs, Okolawa 200 runs, with one wicket to fall. HOLIDAY REPRESENTATIVE MATCHES. At a meting of the South Taranalti Cricket Association, held on Sr'.urday, Nov. 27, the following matches were arranged:— Dec. 22.—Town v. Country, at Hawera, at 1 p.m. Dec. 29 and SO.—Taranaki. v. Wellington, at Hawera. •lan. 3.—North v. Snulh Taranaki, at Hawera. Jan. T and B.—Taranaki v. Wanganui, at New Plymouth.