NEW SOUTH WALES TEACHERS NEW ZEALAND TEACHERS. AUCKLAND January 7.

Otago Witness, Issue 2809, 15 January 1908, Page 61

NEW SOUTH WALES TEACHERS NEW ZEALAND TEACHERS. AUCKLAND January 7.

The- Now South Wales.teachers at present' touring the North Island met a team .of New Zealand teachers at Victoria Park thi^ afternoon.,. Ohlsen won the'-toss froiq; M'Mullenr and opened with Lusk. Lusk went at the bowling from tho ju*np. Hi* first mistake .was his last, being"" caugW| in the slips.for 23 out of the first 32 scored.* Shepherd" made 45 by all-rouiid-the-wickef cricket, and Jacobsen got tjje top^ scores of 49 by, forceful' driving. The first nine men got double figures^ and the inning^ closed for 258. #ew South Wales opened - disastrously, six of the best wickets being; down for 69." Roberts and Deer then beoamo associated;' and putjon 66, and at the call of time six wickets were down for,135 (Roberts 41 and Peer' 32, "both not out). """ AUCKIiAND> January 8. - The New Zealand teachers beat the New> South Wales feam to-day by the handsome* margin of 182 run 3." Continuing his in-t ninga Roberts' was .bowled after adding' 2vu and the other not-out man Deer put IQf on. The innings closed for 185. In their second innings New Zealand made 243.: Lusk, who had a charmed life, gave easychances, which were missed.. He made -89E runs. Darrock and Murdoch put on 51 hfoij ,the ninth'wicket. With 316 runs. to 7 getf the Sydney men, who batted two rnsn? short, as 6ome of the team had to catca a boat, began inauspiciously and finally were all out with a quarter of an hour ta soare for 135 runs, leaving New Zealand the winners -by 181 runs. The followiiwl are the scores: —

Bowling Analysis.— Tapp, 1 wicket for SIT runs; O'Neill, '5 wickets for 97 rfuns; Smith; ,1 wicket for 40 runs; M'Grath, 1 wickej fejr 12 rang; Deer, 2 wickers for na. tuiuk

N.S.W.— Firat Inningt. Rose, b Holland .. - - 10 UL'Mullen, b Holland . 1 Smith 1 , b Lusk „ . . U M'Giath, b Lusk . ■ 14 O'lS^il, c Holland, b Lusk 14 Shepherd, run out .. 3 Roberts, b Holland ~- 43 Deer, b Lusk . . *2 ; Hammond, b Holland 18 Tapp, not out . 13 Manuel, b Holland . 1 Extras .. «-, .. • • *° ' ' ~ Total . ... . 186 Bowling Analysis. — Lusk, 4 wickets for J6 runs; Holland, 5 wickgts for 51 iun9. Second Innings. Smith., b Luak • 1 ■ Rose, \> Lusk . tJ , - - 10 O'Neill, b Jacobsen . 29 Roberts, b Fanning ... 18 Deer, b Jaedbsen. . 0 Tapp, b Fanning .- * .. .17 -Shepherd, b Lusk .. 12 Hammond, b Lusk . • 15 Manuel, not out . . 4 Extras 29 Total 135 Bowling Analysis. — Lusk, 4 wickets for 59 runs; Jaoobsen, 2 wickets- for 14- runsj Fanning, 2 wickets for 19 runs.

New Zealand. — First Innmgs. H. B. liusk, o Egberts, b Tapp 23 T. J. Ohlsen, o^Rose, h O'Neill 29 A. Shcplioxd, run. ouj> .. .. -26. W. Thomas, lbw, b O'Neill ». 45 Jacobsen,- b Rob*erts - '. *9 - T. Brodie. b M'Mxillen i* .. 26 Fanning, b Q'Neill ..i *•• -- 23 Braithwaifce; 'b O'Neill § .. 10 a E. llmdocb, not -oirt' ■»•«'"• la R. Darrosh, b O^eill .. £• - * Holland.' fun out ..> - j ••' •- '" Extras • ■•• 11 Total .. .." „• .. -.258 Second Inninga. liusk, J> .M'Grath . •..,, .. - ' 89 .Ohlsen, b Tapp .. , v -. . ,- 5, Shephora, b O'Neill -■-.•' 0 Jacobsen, b O'Neill —....- 22 Thomas, c Hammond, b- Smith. . . 27 'B^odie, b O'Neill ... '20' Fanning; b O'Neill -^ .- . , 158 . BraithVaite, b O'Neill ~ &■ . 1 Mnxdoch;' o Smith, T> Beer ■ 22 •Eairock, o O'Neill, b tfeet '. 29 Holland. - not out ' i *„j '•■ 0 Extras .. ;. .* - ;;»• . . 12 Total -.--,:? ... .-.- .' r 243,