CRICKET.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13525, 6 November 1911, Page 8

CRICKET.

THE M.C.C. TEAM IN AUSTRALIA. - PROGRAMME OP TOUR: November. . 10.11. 13, 14, v. South' Australia. 17, 18. 20, 21, v. Victoria. 24, 25, 27,’ 28, v. New South Wales. ... 4 December. 4 lj 2, 4, v. Queensland. 6, 7, y. Toowoomba. 8; 9, 11, v..Australian Eleven, at Brisbane. 15, 16, 18, 19, First Test Match, at Sydney. 22, 23,* v. Maitland. 9?. 27, v. Bendigo. 3Q,; Jan. 1, 2, 3, Second Test, at Alel- ;; bourne. January. I 5, 6,’ v! Geelong. 12,• 13, 15, 16, Third Test, at Adelaide. 19, .20, v. Ballarat. 23, 25, v. Launceston. 26, 27.’- 29. v. Hobart. February. 2/.3,'5, 6, v. Victoria. 9,10, 12. 13, Fourth Test, at Melbourne 16, 17, 19, 20, v. New South Wales. 23, 24, 26, .27, Fifth Test, at Sydney. Alarch. 1, 3, 4, 5, v. South Australia. NEW SOUTH WALES v. QUEENSLAND. PreM'Association.—Telegraph.—Copyright. : SYDNEY, November 4. ! New South Wales in the first innings made 498—Emery 39, Minnett 57. Oxenham took 3 wickets for 35, Lewis 1 for 31, Cook 2 for 62, Redgrave 1 for 93, Baistow 2 for 115, AlcLaren 1 for 112. .Queensland have lost six wickets for 135 —Fonnelly 71 being the chief scorer. In the first innings Queensland scored 163 (Oxenham not out 26, Sims 20). Foliard took 3 wickets for 28, Macartney 1 for. 21, Minnett 1 for 27. Queensland in the second innings lost no wickets for 86 (Jennings 36, Feunelly 41). i.7 4 ■ 4VICTGBIA y. SOUTH a|sTRAL|A. ;• ADELAIDE, November 4. .•■ There was a perfect wicket. (Victoria’s innings realised-; 265’ (Seitz 75, Sinith- 48, iiahsford' 54). Whitty took 2 wuekets for 62; Wright 3 for-62j fcrawford 4 for 76. '-;lßbjtth Australia in the second innings lost two for’29. - .■South’ Australia made 305 in the first nniogs. . ; , , AUCKLAND GAMES. ■ ; (Fer United Press-Association.) v. AUCKLAND, November 5. ~ !th?''. second round- of the Auckland Vrickef 'Association *s District ChampionShips was . yesterday. in . fine fvpktKer, but on soft wickets. Ponsonby, akaipst Eden, made 48 (G. F. Thompson Rev 4 . ,Hay and IV. B. Smith each took fiVe.-’wickets for 18 runs. Eden made 117 (fiejn'ns 39). . Woods took five wickets for ISi-ruii's iind Thompson three for 46. ■rrKortli Shore y. Grafton.—North Shore 169! (Joyce 39, Howden 34, Sale 25). Ward tpbki five f<?r 37 runs, Grafton •njaJdeAlld Tor two..wickets (Horspool 55, JEfhy;26 not out). '/Parnell v. University,—Parnell 147 (Somerville 85). Taylor took four wickets fopAQ -runs. . University 90 (Fawcett 25). OUfLtook seven wicket for 34 runs. ~ SATURDAY’S GAMES. ■ -Avniore wretched day fop cricket than Saturday- would have been difficult to Imagine 4 .. Heavy;*.raih fell intermittently ; theryyickets'. rapidly became slippery, rendering it practically impossible to-obtain foothold, let alone any control pyep = the .soaked hall; and damping the arm>nt of the players, both literally and 'figuratively. On Cook’s. -Gardens, stumps were drawn at 4.15, but on tho College .ground, the games were continued until tß#; usual time 'senior cup. v .. ’ . • A. '- This game was commenced on tho school ground. College won the tosa, and were still at 4 the wickets when time was called, eight wickets being down for 209. Scores;— ‘ -- ; V - 4 - W.G.S.—First Innings. Ajidrcao. b Holland 33 Salmond, cTur'rie, ;b Luxfprd 0 Faber, 4 b H011and'....*;.....’...... 5 Gotr, st. Fume, b Sanders 53 Crump, b 'Sanders 41

Davis, ; l.h.w.V b Lusford 33 Abraham/ c Fivme. ’ib .Holland 8 BernSu, hot out 15 Gibbons, run out :2 Extras 19 Total for 8 wickets 209 Bowling Analysis—Holland, 0 tor .51;' Luxford, 2. for 32; Redder, 0 for 41; Sanders, 2 for 28; Hvlton, 0 for , 12; Orton, 0 for 16; Gallon, 0 for 10. ST. PAUL’S v WANGANUI B. Played on Cook’s Gardens, Winning the toss, St, Paul’s went in to hat, the last wicket falling with 'the score at 89. Wanganui opened with Butterworth and Addison, and the pair wei'e. still together when rain compelled a cessation of play for the day. Both sides were much below their usual strength. Scores; ;; ST. PAUL’S.—First Inhings. Mnrehie, b Jannings .'. 20 -Rabone, b Addison ;..V 0 .Tilyard, b Jannings 10 Biitligate, c Jack, b Addison 41 Worsop, b Jack .; 9 DaVis, b Addison 0 Henderson, not out 1 Barrett-, c Bridge, b Jack 0 Extras : 8 Total 89. Bowling Analysis.—Addison, 3 for 23; Jack, 2 for 13; Jannings, 2 for 45. ; •WANGANUI B.—First Innings. Butterworth. not but 15 Addison, not out 7 Extra ...; ] No wickets for 23 JUNIOR. ST. PAUL’S v COLLEGE B. This game was commenced on Cook’s Gardens, and, like the senior match, was stepped by rain shortly after 4 p.ro St. Paul’s made’6B ; Stevenfmn- (30), and Gillison (16) made the bitlk of -the runs. College had lost two wickets for 56—Hutchinson (24), Smith (13), and O’RPrke mi, ; and Beattie, both not out 9. Sim—6 for 35—was the most successful School bowler. ' . ARAMOHO v COLLEGE A. College A had ho - difficulty, in disposing: of a weak Aramoho eleven by eight wickets. Batting first, Aramoho scored 58 • —Spiirdie 28, Haywood 15. School lost two wickets for 60. Humphries, Caldwell, and Wilde made the runs. Fargie was Aramoho’s most successful bowler.