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Taranaki Daily News, 31 December 1929, Page 7

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. VICTORY FOR SOUTHLAND. DEFEAT OF BEALE’S ELEVEN. . By Telezraph—Press Association. Invercargill, Last Night. The match between Southland and Beale’s Auckland touring eleven was concluded to-day in -fine weather and resulted in a win for Southland by nine runs after a most exciting, finish. On Saturday Southland made 103 and 38 without loss, and the visitors made 100. "' Continuing their second innings. today the home team were all'out for , 121), leaving the Aucklanders 133 to get to win. With two wickets still in hand the visitors required only ten runs, but the remaining. batsmen failed to score. Details are:— . SOUTHLAND. . . First innings. .;'■?;■.............. 103 v Second Innings. ; Nisbet,’ b Lawrie 21 Johnston, c.Smith, b Schnauer .... 18 .;/ Lee, st 'Stickland, b Vivian ...... 11 McGowan, b Lawrie/..2 • . Anderson, c Aickin, b Lyon .../.... ; 7 Tapley, b Owen ....'.. ...';;... ?,/•• 16 . Carson, c Langton, b Schnauer .. :0 Cbupland, not out 15 . Woods, b Vivian". ~ . 2 ’ ■ Agnew, c Smith, b'Schnauer; . •/.. . . ’l6.■ ’ Sparks,- c Langton, 'b Schnauer I ..’.X . 7 , - Extras .7.. ' 5 ; -.. ' 'Tetal /.,c...... 126 ‘<7 . . Bowling analysis.—Vipond took no ./ wickets for 13 runs; Viy.ian,. tivo. for 56; Lawrie, two for 15; Sehiiauer, four for 13; Lyon,..one.for two; Owen-, one for 25. ■, . ; ■■ .. ; BEALE’S/ ELEVEN-./..? /•/ •■•>/ First. Innings// 100 / Sedond'lnnir/;s/ •Lawrie,' c Lee, b Johnston ...... 11 Viviin. c Lee,-fy- Johnston '“.7...... ; 1 Lyon,- c Tapley, b -Nisbet/.7;'.’.'... -« //? •V'7"?:d, 1.b.w.; b -.wcGowan?.*; 25 Schnauer, c Sparks, b Agnew - 10 . Smith, run. out. .I.:?.; -2 'Lewis,' not out ... .7.. --8 ’ 7 Langton, .b Agnew <1 ' ; •Aickin, b .Coupland 7.//.- ID - Stiekland; 1.b.w.; b Conpland<.... ..' .0 / 0 wen,. b Coupland .-/......'.-. ,0 ■ .; ■ Extras. •'...;; T2 • Total ~.. 123 : < -Bowling analysis. —Coupland -. took - three, wickets for 35 . runs;/Johnston,/ two for 28; Agnew, two for 13; Nisbet, / one for 21; McGowan,' one for six; ■ Woods, none'for eight. - • ... 7 GISBORNE SIDE COLLAPSES. ‘ DEFEAT BY DONEGHUE’S TEAM, f 5/ <" ; Gisborne, Last Night, j v .An astonishing collapse ;of -the Poverty Bay B- side in .the second innings, ’ followed by fine batting by-B. Massey, gave Doneghue’s Wellington eleven a six wickets win over Poverty Bay. VVeL : ; the second innings, G? Clifton hitting a breezy 39 not out. Massey. (five-wic-kets for 25 runs) , and Fortune (three : for 33)- bowled excellently. , . ... - Requiring 164 to win Wellington lost four wickets for 73 runs (Capstick 17, Griffiths 11, Ward 10, Doneghue 14), .! but Massey (77); and Hepburn (31) / added 07 in an . ii’ vfl ”ished partnership. 1 Massey played brilliantly, hitting tiro sixers and eight fours, but he gave a chance of stumping and a hard catch early. O. R. Olsen took four wickets for 60 runs. ' ’ ’ ’• - ' AUCKLAND TO PLAY CANTERBURY. . . Auckland, Dee. 30. The Auckland Plunket Shield team to play Canterbury at Auckland .on Friday is as follows: —Garrard (captain), Anthony, Badeley (Hamilton), . Elliott, Gillespie, Matheson, Mills,' Rowntree, Weir, Weasley, Whitelaw and Smeetdn (twelfth man). ■' ' .7-. SHEFFIELD SHIELD MATCH. VICTORY BY ONE RUN. - Rcc. 9.30 p.m. Adelaide, Dec. 30. In the Sheffield Shield. cricket match •; against Queensland, South Australia, in the second innings, made 177 for’nine wickets (Pritchard 43, V. Richardson 42). Hurwood took five wickets for 62. South Australia won on the first im nings by one run. ' /