CRICKET.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 972, 12 November 1910, Page 13

CRICKET.

SOUTH AFRICAN TOUR. VICTORIAN MATCH ADJOURNED. liy Telegraph- •PressAssociation-CopyriirUt. • Melbourne, November 11. Tlio weather is cool and showery. The wicket is easy. : The South Africans, who went in first, havo lost uo wickets for one run. Gulch, not out 1 Strieker, not out 0 Rain caused an adjournment. SENIOR MATCHES HELD UP. Owing to the fact, that the Basin Reserve- will bo given over this afternoon to an athletic . and. boy scout tournament, cricket matches are, of necessity, postponed. Tho uncompleted I third round games of the senior championship • will ho continued on Saturday next..' . This afternoon a scratch game will ho played at: Hutt between the local eleven and a Wellington North. team. . Wellington South v. (thirdclass) : Tbo' following team will represent Wellington South in a match against North, at Petono to-day:— Rurnside, Carter, Kindell, '■ Nees, Nelson, Parton, Pudney, Robinson, Ryan, C. A. Webb, and another:

The following players have been selected to represent . the Kangaroo Cricket Club against Milligan's team at Kelburne I'ark to-dayDakin (captain), Steel, Woodhead, Rowe, Corbett,' Hanify, Thompson, Barry, Kinneaiy Spottiswood, Gordon, and Lambert. Play commences at 2 p.m. Templare v. Wellington College A, at College ground, 2 p.m.—Templars' team: Wright, Brown, Cresswcll, Blenkinsop, Donn, 1 Dooley, Lambert, MTJenzie, Patterson, Pooley, and Tullett: Emergency: Drydeii; .. Victoria' College.—Third-class: Grey, Bruoe, Jamieson, Brosnan, C. Williams, O'Shea, Biss, Robinson, Castle, Burgees, Thomas. Emergency :-Ryan. . ' - The following fceani will. represent the Thorndon Club against Seatoun, at Seatoun Park, on Saturday :—Black, Caldwell,. Cornfoot, Looney, Makin, Martin, .Roberts (2), Robinson (2), Wighton, Wil'eon, and Jamicson. . - Albion v. Harbour Board, at Newtown Park.—Albion: Jacobs, Salmon, Waters,Parrell, . Cunningham, Lingard, Clark, Whiterod, Sauvarin, Devonport, .Winter, and Cronin. . " The Central team to play Karori at Karori on Saturday is as follows:—Lowe, Hastings, Newman, C. C. Bay, A. H. Bay, Caloinai, Chapman, Jones, Darroch,' Crighton, ■ and Gillespie. Emergency: Bates. The team is to meet at Veitch and Allan's cbrner for 1.15 p.m. tram. COACH FOR PALMERSTON CLUBS. W. Bull, a Nottinghamshire professional, is at present residing ill Pal'merston, and. the; Manawatu Cricket Association is making all effort to secure 1 his services as a coach for tho clubs under its jurisdiction. A coach is much lieeded, ttnd it is hoped that the association will-be able to make the arrangement which it contemplates.

TO BE PLAYED AT PALMERSTON. A match has been arranged between the. Manawatu Club and the Wanganui College; to commence .on ; the Palmerston sports ground on Monlay next, and to be continued on the following day. Wangaftui will be represented by 'C. H. Fuller-ton-Smith, R. P. Skerrett, E. B. Andreae, E. .C. Faber, .L. >M. Abraham, F, K. Pearce, L. R. Brittagh, C. F. Fullerton-, Smith, K. G. Salmond, N. H, Crump, J. L. Davis, and P. A. Elder. The Manawatu Club will be ..represented by H.,F.' Gibbons, C. F. Ada.ms, St.,g v : .JbUiineaux,: J. Goring-J ohnstoh, -'■■'W .®i tzhefber tj! D. G. Moore, P.' Sims, G. W. Harden, F. S. Golditgham, R. P. Abraham, and, F. H. Cooke. . .; Catch of the -Season. Laws and Manning's splendid stock of cricket materials. Courtenay Place. Repairs a, speciality,*