CRICKET.
' The Third Test Match was continued * at Adelaide on Monday and Tuesday. 1 The Englishmen’s first innings con~ \ eluded for 363 fHardstaff 61 and v Crawford 62). The Aus’ralinns on t Monday lost four wickets for 133. - -Trumper was bowled for a duck, Macartney only made 9, and McAlister was dismissed for 17, Armstrong and Noble made a stand, the Victorian being ultimately caught on the boundary by Hutchings after making 34. Yesterday Noble only increased his sepre by 2, bringing his total to 65, when|be was caught, O’Connor got 20 and Eansford 25. Seven wickets were > down for 180, when Hartigan and Hill became associated. The aspect of the v game was speedily changed, and at i . ( the close of play both batsmen were at the wickets and the total was 397, Hartigan being 106 not out and Hill 105 not out. The Englishmen dropped several chances, Hartigan thus joins the small number of batsmen who have scored a century in their first test match.
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Patea Mail, Volume XXIX, 15 January 1908, Page 3
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167CRICKET. Patea Mail, Volume XXIX, 15 January 1908, Page 3
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