CRICKET.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXI, Issue 15456, 7 November 1910, Page 10

CRICKET.

SOUTH AFRICA ▼. SOUTH AUSTRALIA. , : Uait?d Press Association—By Elcctrio i Tolcfrraph—Copyrieliu. i A DELAIDE. November 5. j The South African team opened its | Australian tour today, when a match • against. South Australia was com- j menced. The weather was cool. The | ticket was a trifle slow, and helped the bowlers slightly for half an hour. Hill won the toss, and sent, the visitors to bat. The wicket nipped a bit at the opening, and the batsmen were uncertain in timing. Zulch and Sterioker were out. from weak strokes. TV,o for 8. Sherwell was howled by a good swerver. Three tor 19. Nonrse foolishly ran himself out. Four for 20. Snook was caught from a, mishit.. Five for 25. Llewellyn was caught at the wickets. Six for 40. Faulkner and SchwaTz made a good .stand. The former hit a fine six. At the luncheon adjournment the score was 6 for 64. On resumption of play Faulkner gave a chance when be had scored 35. The century was made in a hundred and twelve minutes. A run later Schwpr:-: was howled and Faulkner | whs caught an square-log. He. had bat- j ted eighty-five minutes. The whole in- I mugs lasted one hundred and fifty minutes. The South Australian innings opened with ;i maiden trout Xburse. Vogler's first ball got Zschorn, the wicket-keeper standing back. C. Hill played vigorous cricket, but at 23 was deceived by a break-back and was easily caught at cover. Mayn© and Gohrs fell easy pray to gcoglies and four wickets were down for 31. S. Hill made a useful contribution, and Crawford played bril- j liantly. He was badiy missed at 27. I Chamberlain was compistely befogged, iind left whe-n the score was 89. Crawford batted 6*3 minutes for liis score. Whitty at the tinif.ii hit three sixts. The Africans fielded well. Schwarz and Vogler bowled splendidly and had all the batsmen except Crawford and Whitty troubled. Sohwarz beat them ! by unexpected off-breaks. Vogler I mixed hi* bowling well. The following are. the scores:- , SOUTH AFRICA. j .First Innings. Sterioker. c Zscborn « Wiiioty . :; | Zulch, c Maync 1) Whitty . " . 0 j Sherwell. b Whitty . . . S j >"ourse, run out '■ Faulknor, c S. Hit; b Sees . o» Snook, c. C. Iliil 1) Crawford . 4 I Llewellyn, c Campbell b Craw- i :ord :: j Schwarz, b Whitty . . . C'J j l.Varso, b Wrijrhl ... 21 ' Vogler, not out . . . . ;1 ! Pejrler, c ZEdiore b Wright . . 0 Extras 9 ) Total 153 Bowling Analysis. Whitty, four wickets for 57 run?-; Crawford, two for 31; Hoes, oae . for 30; Wright, two for 6. SOUTH AUSTRALIA, First luniriss. ' Mayne. b Scli-wara ... 3 i Zschorn, e Sharwoll b Vogler . fl C. Hill, c Sohwarz b Vogler .15 Gchrs. st Sherwell b Schwarz . : ' Crawford, c Snook b Sohwarn . 66 j S. Hill, o Vogler b Schwarx . 11 Chamberlain, Ibw b SchwarK . 6 Campbell, e, Sherwell b Vogler . 8 ! Kees, st Sherwell b Schwarz .11 I Whitty, not out . . . . SI ! Wright, not out, 6 Extras 5 Total.for nine wickets .109 Bowling Analysis.— Schwarz, six' wickets for 66 rim?; Vogler three tor 38. • NEW SOUTH WALES v. QUEENS- j LAND. (Received November 6, 5.5 p.mA BRISBANE, Noverabor o. New South Wales in the first innings scored '212 (Collins 59). Queensland, which scored 163 in the first innings, has in the second lost one wicket for 2G. Queensland in the second innings' scored 203 (Hutchcon 04, .Jennings :.17, I Marshall 27, Armstrong 27). Xew ' Soutli Wales in the second innings has j lost one wicket for 18. AUCKLAND MATCHES. [Piat Przss Association.] AUCKLAND, November 6. The. second rotmd of the Auckland | Cricket Association's matches was concluded yesterday afternoon in fine weather. ' In the* Senior grade. Grafton. Eden and North Shore each secured two-point wins. University made 160 against Grafton, who replied with '2'6S (M'Cormick 92, Shaddock 35, E. Horspool 38, Gleeson 35 and Gray not out. 30), and won by 114 runs. Eden made 267 and Ponsouby 200 (Sneddon 40, Woods 32 aud Ivavanagb. 31), Eden winning by 67 run?! on the first, innings. North Shore beat Parnell by 35 runs on the first, innings. Parnell made 176 and in the second, innings 89 for one wicket (Andrea* not out 43). North Shore made 211 (Dr Mow den retired 68 and Farquharsori 34). i WELLINGTON "MATCHES. [Fer Press Association.] WELLINGTON, November 6. I The third round of Senior cricket matches was commenced yesterday iu fine weather. South, playing against East A. made 151 (Wilkinson 43 and Stephenson 2>'>). Hicfcey took six wickets for 40 and Grimmer!, three for 14. Earf. A scored 47 for two wicket* (Midlane nor. out 80). East B made 160 against Central A (O'Shea not out 25, Johnson 38). Central A lost seven wickets for 61, Kales capturing four for 31. Victoria. College made 15S against North (Monaghan 54 and Berendsen 30). Upham took five wickets for 36 runs. North lost five wickets, for 8S 'Phillips not out 21);. Saunders, tho , Association's coach, captured four wic- j kets for 32 runs. Central B 2ofc Hutfc i out for 1,31 (Wilson 34 and Hickson 36). | Wrighton took . three wickets for 8, i Gourley three, for 26 and Mitchell four for 40. Central were all disposed of for 07. Price took six wickets for 27 and Pi-ingle, three for 14. [From OrTi Correspondent.] DUNEDIN. November 5. Rain made the wickets too greasy for Senior matches to bo played to-day. CANTERBURY ELEVEN" v. COLTS' FIFTEEN. A match was commenced on Saturday at Hagley Park between the Canterbury eleven ar;d a, fifteen of Colts. Following are the scores: CANTERBURY SJLEVBX First Innings. A. Norman, b Ward „ . 2S H. B. Lusk, b Thomas . . 6 H. Ellis, b Thomas . . .76 W. Patrick, c Have? b Carlton 40 £. Orchard, a Caygill b Wa'so.i •! ! ; .. K. Cnmhaw. b Carlton . 2'l T. Carlton, b Th.otn.i3 <J> A. Xield. <•■ Miles b Carlton . 3 T>. Sandman, h Carlton 11 J. Bennett, c Hayes b Hickmott ir, C Boxsliall, not out 1"' Extras 1Tof.a.l .... ■■■y, Bowling ar.alyds—Thomas., shre? wiekwa for

I 76 runs; W. Carlton, four tor 32; A. 'Warcl, j f?»f> i-j- tf.; Watscn. on.-- for 55; • Hickroott, i ono tor 17. ; COLT;,. | S-i«i Irainj,. Z. Caygill, b Emm;::.: . . -I ' L. Pattorton, Ihvr h .Sandman . A I C. Hayes, c E-ilis b Sandman . ."> j ['.. Perrin. o Patrick b Bennett . •?, I. Jennings, c Lusk b Ssr.car.a'j . 13 ' k. Bealo. c. Sandman bT. Carl', on 3 I W. Carlton, not 'out n A. Thomas, no< o-.r,. o Kslraa 17 | j ■ T<*»i fer »x . «S PRIMARY SCHOOLS COMPETITION. In the primary schools competition on Saturday Richmond met Sydenham at Sydenham Perk, the latter winning. For the winners Harry (30), Hill (not out 21) and Jones (19) batted well. Harry bowled successfully. Webber (33) and Russell (22) batted v. ell for the losers, Rufscll and Gullick being their bowlers.. Waltham and Woolston met at Lancaster Park. Woolston in the first innings made 43 (.Reese (13). and "Waltham 161 (Clements 24. Tench 23, and Frame 68), Waltham winning by lIS runs. Marisfc Brothej-s defeated East Christchurch by 4o runs. Marist Brothers made 102 (Khouri 29. M'Greal 22. H. Mnrfitt 15 not. out. and C. Dunn lt». East Christchurch replied with 67. ASHLEY COUNTY ASSOCIATION. In the Ashley County Association's competition the match between Rangiora and Woodend was continued t on Saturday. Woodend completed their first innings with the good score of 233, G. Tainni contributing Wo, F. Smith 61, Burnet 16 and T. Tainni 10. Rangiora. with a first innings score of 88 t» tbeir credit, failed to save an innings defeat, being all disposed of for 118, of which W. macforlane made 52, W. E. Barton IS and R. J. Thompson 10. Tho most successful bowlers for the winners were Felton and Smith, and for Rangiora Thompson and E. Macfarlane. TJie Rangiora Junior team and Swannanoa played a practice match, which the latter wen by 26 runs. Swannanoa, batting Hi-st. scored 86, Skevington making 13, Bailey 12 and A. C'oopor 11. Rangiora. made 60. L. Wilson scoring 15 and A. Coatcs 10. Crsates and King (or Rangiora and R. (Sooner and A. Cooper tor Swannanoa bowled successfully. Senior cricket matches now estond eve:- two .Thursdays in South Canterbury, and on Thursday ibe Timaru—Teiviuha match finished at Temuka. Timaru made 233 (Bain 100).; Temuka 6-t (Cori 32) and 163 ((-'ox 35. Bradmore 36). Timaru won by <iii innings and 6 runs. O'Callaghan (ton. wickets for 67 runs) was the mc-l successful bowler for 'Timaru. C ANTER BL"R.Y ASSOCIATION. W. Carlton will coach tho following clubs this week:—St Albans, .Monday; West Christchurch, Tuesday: Sydenham. Wednesday; Linwood, Thursday. Arrangements have been made for Carlton to coach boys from the primary schools whose teams are taking part in the schools competitions, a.nd the work will'commence to-day between 3 p.m. and -1 p.m. As the North Canterbury Public Schools Association's sports will be held at Lancaster Park on November 19 the Competitions Committee ha.s made alterations for nest Saturday's matches. The First Grade match between Sydenham and Riccarton has been transferred from Hagley Park to Sydenham Park, and tho match between West Christchurch and Linwood from Lancaster Park to Hasley Park. The Second Grade match between Sydenham B and Riccarton A has been moved irom Sydenham to Hagley Park, and tho Third Grade match between East Christchurch B and West Cliristchurcl) A from Hagley Park to Lancaster Park. ________