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Greymouth Evening Star, 5 March 1926, Page 2

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UMPIRES ON STRIKE. iPer Press Association.) AUCKLAND, March 4. The Auckland Umpires' Association, which recently went on strike, on account of its members not being supplied with ground members’ passes for Eden -Park, ars decided that its members will nor. officiate in any senior matches on Saturday. The difficulty e.rs coming forward to fill the vacancies comin gforward to fill the vacancies.

TASMANIAN V. COLLINS’ XL HOBART, March 4. The Australian Eleven commenced their second match against Tasmania in fine weather, on a good wicket. Tasmania, in the first innings, lost 9 for 187 (Wilkins 25, ■ Green 40, Watson 28). LATER. Tasmania, first innings 187. Everett took two for 33, Mailey three for 62, Richardson two for 24, Macartney one for 28. Australia scored 128 for two wickets. Bardsley scored 62, Woodful, not out, 38. The, following will represent' Waterside Seniors against Runanga, at Runanga, on Sunday (’bus leaves shelter shed at 1 o'clock): —Guider, Tomkies, ' Crankshaw, Kear, E. Clough, R. Clough, Jackson, O’Connor, ..Comerford, Wilson, O’Loughfin, Crooks, Maloney, Watson. The- following will play for Waterside Juniors, against Cobden, at 1.30 o’clock p.m., on Sunday:—Crighto», Shaw, Hennessy, Brown, Griffin, T 7. SifJev. Glen. Robertson, Rudd, r> nvn’ 1 TT-ndman, Will : ;i'n<-,, Pm th, Tilloys'mi I.