THE SOUTH AFRICANS

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10637, 16 May 1912, Page 3

THE SOUTH AFRICANS

THE M.C.C. MATCH. (Received May -15, 10.15 a.m.) LONDON, May 14. The match between the South Africans and the M.C.C Eleven was continued in glorious weather. The visitors, in tihe first innings, Avere all out for 176, and -the-'English- , men scored 221 in tlieir second at- j tempt. 'South Africa 3iad : lost two , wickets for 44 when stumps were drawn/ Scores: SOUTH AFRICA—First Innings. Tancred, .b Tarrant 9 ' Strieker, b Tarrant 5 ' N curse, Ibw, b Relf * 35 Snooke, b Tarrant 6 Mitchell, h J. W. Hearne 30 I Scbiwarz, c Thompson, bJ. W. _ I Hearne :. 35 ( Pegler, b Tarrant 12 Beaumont, c Tan-ant, h Fielder . 13 Hartigan, not out 12 Carter, b Tarrant 0 Campbell, b Taixant • 5 Extras 14 Total 176 j Bowline; analysis:—Fielder 1 far 45, ] Tarrant 6 for 55, Relf 1 for 3, J. W. . Hearne 2 for 39, Thompson/ 0 for 1, J. T. Hearne 0 for 19. Second innings. Hartigan, b J. W. Hearne 16 Strieker, c Fielder, -Id Relf 38 j Campbell, not out 10 Extras .. 1 Total for two wickets 44 M.C.C. First innings 293 Second Innings. Tarrant, c Hartigan, b Snooko ... 42 Fry, c Campbell, b Snooke 38 Spoon er, b Noudse 72 J. W. Hopriie, b Hartigan 26 Hardstaff, b Pegler 12 Relf, c Carter, b Pegler 1 Day, b Pegler 2 Thompson, lbw, b Pegler 0 J. T. Hearne, c Snooke, b Pegler 12 Huish, not out 3 Fielder, c and h Pegler 2 Extras ••• H Total • 221

Grand total 514 Bowling analysis:—Nourse 1 for 37, Sohwarz 0 for 45, Pegler 6 for 44, Hartigan 1 'for 34, Snooke 2 for 29, Carter 0 for 21. (The South Africans now require 295 runs to win, with eight wickets in | hand.)