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Feilding Star, Volume 2, Issue 103, 18 February 1924, Page 7

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FOR SHEFFIELD SHIELD. (By Electric Cable. -Copyright). Aust. ana >'.7- Cable Association). Adelaide, Feb. 16. Victoria lost nine wickets for 444 (Luldicutt 73, Ellis, not out, 88). Owing to rain overnight, tilt start was delayed till 2.30, Liddicutt and Ellis continuing their unfinished innings and forced the pace, runs coming rapidly till 421 was reached, when Liddicutt; was run out. HOW X.SAV. SCORED. (Per Press Association). Dimediii, Feb. 16. Ideal weather prevailed for the continuation of the match New South Wales v. Ota go, and a largo crowd was present at the Carisbrook ground. The gate takings on Friday wore £l3O and to-day £420. The visiting batsmen completely mastered the bowling.

OTAGO -First Innings 201 NEW SOUTH WALES—First Innings Mullarky, run out 20 Punch, b Torrance 176 Macartney, b. H. Alloo 120 Barsdley, b. Calland 83 Andrews, run out .'.... 0 Picndry, run out 68 Kippax, not out 150 Rutcliffe, b Galliuid -56 Oldfield, c Galland, h Torrance ... 2!) Mailey, not out 3 Extras 37 Total for eight wickets 752 SATURDAY'S GAMES. PAKE DEFEAT FEILDLXG. Thanks to a fortunate but fine innings by Ijsildock, Park scored 144 in reply to Feildiug's 21) in the first innings of. Saturday's game. The deadly bowling of Bramwell and Wilson caused Feildiug's collapse. In their second innings Feifciing made 87. Goodbeherp's punishing Knock raising ■J.I. Park won by an innings Feilding- First Innings Cobbe, lbw, b Wilson 4 Sandford, b Wilson ( J Fish c Chesterfield, b Wilson ... 10 Bailey, b Bramwell ' 1 Laing, b Bramwell ...• ' 2 Brewer, b Wilson 0 Smith. b Wilson 0 Saunders, b Bramwel] 0 Stalker, b Bramwell 0 Goodbehere, not out J Mason, b Bramwel! , 1 Extras : ••■• IJ . Total ■:.- v 20 Fall: 13, 13, 20, 20, 20, 22, 23, 24, 28, 20. Bramwell o —l 3, Wilson o o. Second Innings. Cobbe, b Hostick 10 Snnford, b Wilson 1 Fish, c and b Wilson 1 Goodbehere, c Mingius, b Wilson 22 Laing, run out 1 Brewer, b Mingius 4 Smith. )) Bramwell 1 Saunders, b Mingius 0 Stalker, b Bramwell 22 Mason, not out 1 Bailey, b Mingius 10 Extras 8

Total 8/ Fall: 1,3, 10, 19, 28, 30, 42. 42. 78, 87. Braimvcll'U 20, Wilson 3—20, 2Vliugins 3—lß, Hostiek I—l 4. Park First Innings. Kobson, b Cobbe 0 Mingins, c and b Cobbc 10 McConachic, \i Bailey 1 Crooke, b Bailey 15 Wilson, b Cobbc 1 Melwood, h Bailey 12 Bramwell, Ibw, b Cobbc 0 Chesterfield, b Cobbc 0 Bill dock, not out 71 Dixon, b Brewer 15 Hustick, b Bailey 4 Extras 15 Total 144 Fall: 0, 15, 17. 32, 30, 30, 88, .138, 141. Cobbc, 5- 17 Bailey 3—49, Sandlord o—ls, Brewer 1-18. U.S. v. P.S. A fortunate but none the less meri-! torious innings by Malison (65) gave great help to the High School in the match against P.S. School's last wicket fell at 185, a very good score. P.S. bad lost three wickets for 38 when the clock struck. High School—First Innings. Dewv, b Mcl.eod 0 Whitehead, b MeLeod 19 Penney mi., b Bam.say 1 JManson. b .Mcl.eod 05 Anderson ma. b MeLeod 0 Bramwell, b Ale Lewi 35 Hocken, c MeKenzie, b MeLeod 28 .McKay, not out 7 Cochrane, b MeLeod ;•• 7 Extras 23 Total iy s Fall: 0,3, 6, 53, 124, 154, 175, 180, 185. McLeod o—o 3. .Uamsay 3-43, Bouslield o—l2, Fowler 0-12, Davey o—li'V Hoifnieister o^-10.-

Public Service—First Innings. Hbffmeister, lbw, b McKay 7 McKenzie, run out 5 McLcod, lbw, b Bramwell .. 3 Extras ,-,# Three wickets for £8 Fall: 8. 30, 38. JUNIOR MATCH. In the match, High School v. Oddfellows, School scored 98 (Carthcw 11, Ross 30, Thurston 15, Perry 18). Oddfellows were dismissed for 75 (Shaw 30).