POSTAL CRICKET MATCH.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 40, 17 February 1911, Page 4

POSTAL CRICKET MATCH.

AUCKLAND v. WELLINGTON. The- annual crick©* match, Auckland v. Wellington Poet and Telegraph representatives, was continued yesterday at the Baein Reserve, yesterday's scores w-erc: — WELLINGTON.— Finst Innings. Knapp, b Coates ... ; 12 Tyirel, b Cossey 13 Wyatt, st Jackson, b Coates ... 15 Plimmer, b Coatee 15 Norrie, b Cossey ... .„ „, 2 M'Kay, b Coatee ... ... ... 9 Toms, not out „ ... 59 Sclater, b Warner ■ ... 12 Cxreig, b Warner „, 12 Carrad, 1.b.w., b Osborn© „. ... 8 Jones, b Warner 1 Extras 12 Total "iTO Bowling Analysis. — Ccese-y, two wic-ke-tfi for 61 rims; Coates, four for 50; Warner, three for 32; Oaborne, one fcr 12. AUCKLAND.— First Innings. A. Jackson, b Toms 0 Osborne, 1.b.w., b Kaapp 18 Cosaey, c Csrrad b Eiinuncr ... 2 T. Jackson, c and b Tome 2 Coatci, b Toms 0 Warner, not out 19 Simpson, c Pli-uner, b Knapp ... 4 Pegler, b Wyatt 0 Cox, b Knapp 0 Harvie, c and.b Knapp ... ... 0 Brough, b Kaapp ... ... ... 0 Extras , 10 Total 55 Bowling Analysis. — Toma, three wio- j v/ekte for 13 runs ; PJimmer, otto for j 16 ; Knapp, five for 9 ; Greig, none fc-r 4; Wyafct, one for 1. The players had lunch at tho Hotel Windsor, Mr. H. W, Harrington, In- 1 6pector of Telegraphs, preciding. Mr. I W. J. Meredith, manager of the local ] team, proposed "The Department," Messrs. Harrington and A. "T. Markmann replying. Air. \V. J. M'Kay, cap- ! tain of tbo home team, proposed the. health of "Tho Vinitoiß." Messrs. J. Hill, manager, und T. Jackson, captain, of tho Northern £loY©n, responding, I