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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10144, 21 January 1911, Page 5

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SOUTH AFRICANS ON TOUR. MATCH AGAINST HOBAET. (Received Lost Night, 9.50 o'clock.) JIOBART, January 20. A match between the South Africans and Tasmania has been commenced. Following are the scores:SOUTH AFRICA. First Innings. Commaille, c Boddam, b Windsor 2 Strieker, c Frost, b Boddam 11 Faulkner, lbw, b Windsor 6 Nourse, c Hudson, b Windsor 18 Snooke, c Boddam, b Windsor ' 71 •Llewellyn, c ; Boddam, v b ,Windsor '.15 Sinclair, c Hudson, b "Windsor 23 Pearse, c Frost b Carroll 16 Sherwell, c Parkinson, b Carroll 18 Vogler, b Windsor 3 Campbell, not; out .' . 1 Extras ' 4 Total 178 Bowling Analysis:—Boddam 1 for 26, Windsor 7 for 95, Patton a for 37, Carroll 2 for 16. ■■'-. _- : __ .. ...TASMANIA.-../' . ._'.'. ■•'■. ; "' ; ...'First Innings. Eltham, b Nourse 13 Smith, not out 9 Martin, not out 's' Extra 1 Total for 1 wicket 28 Bowling analysis:—Nourse 1 for 20, Vogler 0 for 6, Pearse 0 for 1. NEW ZEALAND TOUR: PROPOSED. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, Last Night. P.i The -New zfts* Cricket ] has been in communication with Mr Fitzgerald, manager of the South African team, on the subject of a tour of the Dominion. This will take place if the South Africans can make arrangements, and the first match will \ be played at Auckland on March 10th. ' Matches will also be played at Wellington on the 17th, Dunediri 23rd," and Christchurch 30th. There is only time for four matches, and no time for test matches. Thej Council agreed to a motion affirming; the desirability of professionals taking part in challenge matches.