CANTERBURY WINS
TEN WICKET WIN OVER SOUTH** LAND. Press Association. INVERCARGILL, February 11. The cricket match Southland w Canterbury was resumed to-day in lino Weather and on. a fair wicket. Oaivi tor bury’b first innings totalled 173, runs (Whitta 27, Patrick 35, Beale 23, Nilson 28, Boulton 17). In the howl* ing, Doig took three wickets for 61 runs, Gores three for 40, Kavanaglv one for 37, Ba.nnenm.an two for 26, Southland's second innings realised 97 (D. Hamilton 22, Kavanagh 28, Mc« Necse 10, Driscoll / not out 11). I« tho bowling, Boulton took one wicket for 12 rune. AVllson fire for 54, Ben* nett three for 10, Watson none for 8. Requiring 26 to win, Canterbury sent In Patrick and Beale and they socured the numlbor without bury thus winning by ten wickets (Patrick not out 14, Beale not out 9),
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8654, 12 February 1914, Page 6
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