CRICKET.

Bush Advocate, Volume XXII, Issue 64, 17 March 1910, Page 5

CRICKET.

AUSTRALIA v. MANAWATU. [press association.] PALMEIISTON N., March 16. MANAWATU.—First Innings. Mitchell, b Whitty 0 Ongley, c Emery, b Whitty ... 6 Trevena, b Whitty 1 Golclspriiig, b Emery ... ... 2 M'JLean, b Whitty '. 8 Mason, c Emery, *b Whitty ... 3 O'Connor, c Bardsley, b Whitty ... 2 Cobbe, 1.b.w., b Emery ... ... 32 Holland, b Emery 13 Wells, c Bardsley, b Emery ... 0 JBartlett, not out ... ... ... 12 Eyre, b Emery 2 Greer, c Bardsley, b Emery ... 0 Extras ... ... ... ... 6 Total 87 Bowling analysis: Whitty, six for 36; Emery, six for 47. AUSTRALIA.—First Innings. Dodds, b Greer 15' Facey, b Greer' ... ... ... 24 Whitty, c Wells, b Bartlett ... 1 Kelleway, not out ... ... ... 8 Emery, not out ... ... ... 0 Extras ... ... 0

Total for three wickets ... 48 Bowling analysis: Greer, two wickets for 8; Bartlett, one for 19; Ongley, nil for 21. PALMERSTON N., This Day. There was beautiful weather this morning for the continuation of the Australia-Manawatu match. Kelleway and Emery opened on a perfect wicket to Cobbe and Greer. The latter bowler scattered Emery's stumps before the score opened, and when only two runs were added Smith, who filled the vacancy, was cleanbowled by Cobbe, 51—5 —2. Smith followed, and sent -Cobbe to the boundary, and another three brought 60 up. The Smith-lvellaway partnership soon put on runs, and brought up the century in half an hour, Smith scoring rapidly off ail the bowling. With 142 up, Holland scattered Kellaway's stumps. The retiring batsman made 48, mostly from singles. Bardsley filled the vacancy, and opened by putting Holland into the pavilion. Both batsmen scored rapidly, and the second century appeared at 12.30. Numerous changes were tried in bowling. Smith got his century, and 250 was hoisted. His end came soon, getting his leg in front to Greer. His 107 included 8 sixes and 6 fours. 264—7 -—lO7. The luncheon adjournment was then taken. ARMSTRONG INJURED. [press association.] CHRISTCHURCH, March 16. Armstrong, captain of the Australian teaim, did not go north with, the other members of the team last might. When, in Dunedin he met with an ac- 1 eddent when out Avalking on the hills. He slipped, a.nd in trying to right himself, he threw 'himself back, with the result that he. snapped one of the niu'soles in the region of the heart. He stayed behind to receive medical treatment. Armstrong purposes leaving this evening for Wellington, en route for WaiTgainui. He will not play at Palmerston North or at New Plymouth, and unless he feels improved in health he will not play at Wanganui. DANNEVIRKE B v. HIGH SCHOOL The cricket match played on the Domain yesterday afternoon, between the Dannevirke B team and the High School eleven, resulted in an easy win for the boys by the substantial margin of 107 runs. The feature of the School play Avas Grant's innings of 64 not out, compiled in excellent style. M'Dowell knocked up a useful 34, and Wiseman's 14 was also got by nice cricket. The only member of the B team who was able to make a show against the bowling of M'Doweli and Jensen was J. Wilson, who Avas no out for 21, nearly half the total scored by the whole team. The following are the scores: — DANNEVIRKE B TEAM. Wilson, D. N., c Wiseman, b M'Doweli 2 Wilson, J., not out ... 21 SydoAV, b M'Doweli ... 6 Herrington, c Cook, b Jensen ... 2 Urwin, run out ... ... —, 1 Svensen, b M'DoAvell 3 Jonathan, b M'Doweli 0 Graham, run out ... ... ••• 0 Eaton, c Pettit, b Carlson ... 0 Extras ... ... ••• ••• 9 Total 44 HIGH SCHOOL. Wiseman, c and b D. Wilson ... 14 Jensen, c and b Herrington ... 9 Grant, not out ... -64 M'Doweli, c and b D. Wilson ... 36 Cook, cD. Wilson, b Urwin ... 2 Burtenshaw, b Wilson 0 Herbert, c Stokoe, b Urwin ... 8 Carlson, not out ... ••• ••• 3 Extras ... •• 15 Total for six Avickets ... 151 The folloAving players will represent Dannevirke A cricket team v. Ormondville at Dannevirke on Saturday, 19th, play commencing at 11.30 sharp:—Bottrell, Robsom, Hansard, Monteith, Inglis, Griffin, Simpson, A'Bear, Nash, Eraser, Thorstensen.