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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10719, 13 September 1912, Page 6

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AUSTRALIA v. SOUTH OF ENGLAND. A DRAWN GAMIO. (Received September 12, 9.40 a.m.) LONDON. September 11. The weather was cold and cheerless on the resumption of play in the above match. Tho wicket was fast. Gregory was suffering from a chill. Maclaren and Hazlitt disposed of six South of England men by 2.50, when the innings was declared closed. Maclaren was especially destructive. Tho batting was lively. Tho century was hoisted in 95 minutes. Barrett gave a splendid ohanceless display. Bard'sley caught Chaplin brilliantly, low down at long off, falling with the ball. The Australians were at the wickets 110 minutes. Runs came fast, tho century appearing in 75 minutes. Jennings showed stylish play. He •hit a sixer and seven fours, and batted for 70 minutes. He has completed his thousand nms for the tour. Macartney gave a chance before %em'in<r. Minnett gave a good sound display. The match was drawn. Following aro the scores: — ! SOUTH OF ENGLAND. First Innings Second Innings. Simms, c Curkeck, b Maclaren ... •< Woo]lev, b Maclaren -t Hobbs, c Jennings, b Maclaren ... 11 Barrett ,not out ; -0 Relf, c Bardsloy, b.Bazlitt. 17 Vine, c Carkoek, b Maclaren |... 28 Chaplin, c Bardsley, b Hazlitt ... !> Sundries ■••• I'' Total for 6 wickets 11-7 Bowling analysis. —Maclaren 4 lor 60, Hazlitt 2 for 3j. Mumett 0 for 20, Matthews 0 for 10. AUSTRALIA. First Innings : • Second -Innings . Mayj>«, b Hobbs ' 10 Jennings, b Simms 50 | Macartney, c Vine, b Wooliey ... 2': I Matthews, Ibw, b Wool ley 7 Minnett, not out 24 Maclaren, b Sirnms 1 Hazlitt, not out' 2 Sundries '

Total for 5 wickets 138 Bowling analysis.—Hobbs 1 for -13, Hilch 0 for 81. Kidd 0 for 15, Siimus 2 for jfO, Wool'e.y 2 for 22. FRY'S TEAM v. AUSTRALIA. (Received Septombor 12, a.m.) LOXDDQN, September 11. Fry's team to plav the Australians at-Bray, is as follows: —Fry, Wilkinson, Baker, Hobbs, J ; W. Hearue, ! Rhodes, Wooiley, Barnes. Hitch, A. I Ilelf and Stedman. i' ■ i