DRAWN CONTEST

Manawatu Standard, Volume LII, Issue 244, 14 September 1932, Page 7

DRAWN CONTEST

CRICKET MATCH IN ENGLAND

HONOURS WITH YORKSHIRE.

BOWES GETS SEVEN WICKETS

(United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.)

Received September 14, 9.50 a.m. LONDON, Sept, 13

Rain caused interruptions of the cricket match between Yorkshire, the champion county, and tho Rest of England. Tho latter, after making 183 in their first innings, followed on and made 109 for the loss of four wickets. Details are as follow : YORKSHIRE. First innings 37G

REST OF ENGLAND First Innings.

Paynter, c Wood, b Bowes 17 Wyatt, c Verity, b Macaulay ... 30 Hendren, b Bowes 4 Ames, c substitute, b Bowes 5 Langridge. c Barber, b Bowes ... 3 Woolley, b Bowes 21 Larwooa, c Wood, b Bowes 9 Tate, b Bowes ' 0 Voce c and b Leyland 20 Mitonell, c Barber, b Leyland ... 7 Jupp, not out 48 Extras 19 Total ... 183 Bowling analysis.—Bowes, 7 for 65; Macaulay, 1 for 67; Fisher, none for 16. Second Innings. Paynter, c Wood, b Fisher ... 26 Wyatt, c and b Macaulay ... .:. 22 Woolley, c Dennis, b Fisher ... 16 Hendren, not out 22 Ames, c substitute, b Verity ... 19 Extras 4 Total for 4 wickets 109 Bowling analysis.—Macaulay, 1 for 40; Fisher, 2 for 49; Verity, 1 for 16. TEAM FOR AUSTRALIA.

SELECTON OF BOWES

LONDON, Sept. 13. Lord Tennyson, the well-known cricketer, has abandoned for private reasons, his visit to Australia. The papers urged that Bowes be selected as tho seventeenth man for Australia to replace Duleepsinliji. Gilligan said: “The selectors must be impressed by his continued magnificent performances. He has been running through most of the opposing sides for six weeks. Ho nearly always dismisses the first four batsmen. He went through the Rest of England as though they were a minor county.” Official: Bowes has accepted an invitation to accompany the M.C.C. team to Australia. This completes the team.

INCLUSION WELCOMED

Received September 14, 8.45 a.m. LONDON, Sept. 13. Tho newspapers welcome the inclusion of Bowes in tho team for Australia. They say that he literally forced himself into the team.

“Few batsmen have played Bowes confidently this season,” declares Mr Carson. “Since the beginning of August he has tnken 92 wickets at an average of 13. His season’s performance is 190 wickets at an average of 15.4 runs.