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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10469, 6 November 1911, Page 6

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NEW SOUTH WALES v. QUEENSLAND.

United Press Association — By Electric Telegraph — Copyright. i

(Received Last Night, 5.5 o'clock.)

SYDNEY, November 5. The match between New South Wales and Queensland was continued yesterday. New South Wales, with seven wickets down for 439, resumed their first innings, earring the score to 498 —Emery 39, Minnett 57. Oxenham took two wickets for 25, Lewis one for 31, Cook two for 62, Redgrave one for 93, Barstow two for 110, MacLaren one for 112. Queensland, in their first innings, have lost six wickets for 135, the top scorer being Fennelly, with 71.

I Later. I Queensland are all out for 162 I Sims 20, Oxenham (not out) 26.

Folkard took 3 wickets foi" 28, Minnett 1 for 27, Macartney 1 for 21.

In their second innings, Queensland have scored 86 without the loss of a wicket—Jennings 36, Fennelly 41.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA v. VICTORIA

(Received Last Night, 5.5 o'clock.)

ADELAIDE, November 5.

Tho match between South Australia and Victoria was continued yesterdny, on a perfect wicket. Victoria in their first innings made 265—Seitz 75, Smith 48, Ransford 55. Witty took 2 wickets for 52, Wright 3 for 62, Crawford 4 for 76.

South Australia in the second innings have lost two wickets for 29.

(In the first innings S.A. scored 305.)

WAIRARAPA ASSOCIATION

SENIOR

The Wairarapa Association opened the season on Saturday afternoon. In all the matches, with the exception of the South Wairarapa-Masterton at Featherston, stumps had to bo drawn shortly after three o'clock on account of heavy rain setting in. Following are details of the matches commenced: —

MASTERTON v. SOUTH WAIRARAPA. This match was commenced at Featherston, on a good wicket. The Lower Valley team, in the first '•attempt, only succeeded in putting together 33 runs, of which Cobcroft 'itcounted for 22. Masterton gavo their opponents a couple of hours leatherhunting, compiling only six short of 200. Moorhouse (64) and Patrick (63) batted particularly well for their runs. Scores: —

5 SOUTH WAIRARAPAi—Ist Innings. i Cobcroft, not out 22 Miller, b Logan 0 Patrick, b Patrick 2 Williams, b Jordan ....j 2 G. Fenwick, b Patrick 1 Brown,.b Jonjan 0 lbw, b Jordan .... 0 Tait, b Jordan 2 Walsh, b Jordan p McNab, runout > ! ) Extras >••• 4

Total ~...:.....- .....-■• « Bowling analysis: —Jordan 5 for 10," Logan 1 for 6', Patrick 2 for 13. MASTERTON.—First Innings. Patrick, b Cobcroft 63 Perry, b C. Williams 3 Jordan, b C. Williams 11 Moorhouse, o Fenwick, b Cobcroft 64 •A. Ibbetson, b Cobcroft 0 A. E. Esson, c. Walsh, b Patrick 15 Congdon, osub, b C0bcr0ft......... 10 Logan, c Miller, b Patrick 3 Iggulden, not out 5 Extras In Total for eight wickets 194 Bowling analysis:—Patrick 2 for 1, Cobcroft 4 for 79, C. Williams 2 for 70, Tait 0 for 5, Miller 0 for 21.

CARLTON v. CARTERTON.

The match between Carlton and Carterton was commenced '< on.'the

Park Oval, but stumps were drawn shortly after play started. Scores:— CARLTON.—First Innings. A. Styles, b Fairbrother 4' F. P. Welch, not out 13 A. Hoar, not out 8 Total for one wicket 25

JUNIOR

CARLTON v. ST. MATTHEW'S.

W. Hoar, the Carlton captain, won the toss, and elected to bat. When stumps were drawn Carlton had lost five wickets for 35. Scores:— CARLj jN—First Tunings. R. Milne, b Conncll, 0; C. Welch, b Council, 6; S. Cresswoll, b Stewart, 2; F. Hoar, b Stewart, 0; W. Hoar, o Shiackleton, b,Stewart, 21; S. Temple, not out, 2; extras, 4. Total for five wickets, 35.