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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 14043, 29 October 1909, Page 3

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SOUTH END v. TIMARU. The above match was played yesterday on a toft wicket at the Athletic Grounds. "Winning the toss South End elected to bat, but with the exception ot Douglas, who batted well for 31 not out, no one made any stand and the innings closed for 66. O'Callaghan, 7 for 14, proved the destructive element. Timaru amassed the respectable total of 205 before the last wicket fell, Campbell heading the list with. a. very hard hit 68, not oyi, Patton coming next with a still harder 4-L Bain, O'Callaghan and Donohue also showed good form for so early in the season. Douglas was the best of the South End bowlers. The following are the scores: — SOUTH END. Latchford, b O'Callaghan 2 Douglas, not out ..'. 31 Warburtou, b O'Callaghan I Cave, b O'Callaghan 2 Kane, run out 3 Hill, c Campbell, b Bain 1 Manley, b O'Callaghan :.... 4 Deans, b O'Callaghan 0 Cornish, b O'Callaghan 0 Redmond, c Houlihan, b Bain ... 0 Brosnahau, b O'Callaghan 0 Extras 22 Total 66 Bowling—O'Callaghan, 7 for 14; Bain, 2 for 29. TIMARU. Loughnau, b Kane 3 Donohue, b Douglas 1!' Bain, c Deans, b Douglas 2!) Faber, b Douglas H Patton, stp. Cornkh, b Cave 44 Campbell, not out 6^B O'Callaghan, c and b Douglas 23 Brooker. b Warburtou 2 Lynch J"., b Douglas 0 Houlihan H., b Douglas 0 Houlihan b Douglas U Total 20? Bowliug—Douglas, 7 for 60; Warburton, 1 for 6; Cave, 1 for 51; Kane, 1 for 37; Redmond, 0 for 11; Hill, 0 for 17; Manley, 0 for 23. COACH FOR CHRISTCHURCH. Per Press Association. CHRISTCHURCH, Oct. 28. Mr D. H. Thomson, hon. secretary of the Canterbury Cricket Association received a letter from Mr H. Cumble of Melbourne, to-day, stating that \\. Carlton, of the North Melbourne Uub, was willing to accept a two years engagement as coach to the Canterbury Cricket Association. CarTton is about the best all round man m his club.