THE SECOND TEST

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16827, 14 December 1928, Page 13

THE SECOND TEST

A FAIR START AUSTRALIA’S FIRST INNINGS (Elec. Tel. Copyright—United Press Assn.) (.Special to Press Assn.) SYDNEY, Dec. .14. Australia’s first innings in the second test mutch against England opened to-day. a total of 31 appearing oil tiie hoard before' tlie first, wicket fell. Richardson and Woodfull were the opening pair, and- the former compiled 27 before being bowled by Larwood. At this stage Woodfull’s score stood at 20. Arrangements have been made by the Herald to secure the scores with a, minimum of delay, and these wit! he posted on* the publishing office window as soon as they are received. TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW Turanganui seniors (v. Poverty Bay Club) : Olsen, Blair, Ellis, Gibson, AlcCullum, Worthington, Reldsworth, Morrison, Bynex, Bell and Jennings. Gisborne Club (v. Civil Service) : Balfour, Clifton, Gambrill. Jones, Jeffreys, Irwin, Sinaill, Forster, Robertson, Greig, and Hosier. Civil Service (v. Gisborne Club): Connan, Griffiths, Mason, Brown, Simpson, Panckluust, McKinley, Hclean, Powell, Smythe, AToir and Bigiiall. City (v. High School) : C. Fraser, A. Iluisman, W. J. Scholium, A. It. Baker, H. A. Jensen, It. Matthews, It. Ilaisman, A. Wilson. F. Stenner. A. Dow, and H. Bell. Old Boys (v. Celtic): Lockett, Robertson, Winter, Dow (2), Kay, Edwards, •Ivess, Langlands, Lowndes, and Witters. Celtic (v. Old Boys) : J. Scholium, B. Scholium, Tasker, Bennett, Guthrie, McLauchlau, Robinson, Ogg, Hope, Norman. Wriglil, and Carter.