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Timaru Herald, Volume CI, Issue 15503, 13 November 1914, Page 11

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——* — SENIOR. Timatii and • High School completed their match yesterday afternoon on the Park Ground, when the High School gained a three point win over last ypar's champions. Donohue played a good innings for his 7G. The following are the detailed scores : HIGH SCHOOL—Ist Innings. Herdman, c Triggs, b Hudson 6 N. Thomas, c Anderson, b Just... 5 E. Donoghue, 1.b.w., b Just 34 E. Cockroft, b Just (37 TV. Thomas, c Cox, b Anderson... 36 W. Mayer, b Hudson 1 W. Aitohison, c Hudson, b Just ... 20 E. Day, 1.b.w., b Anderson !) B. Thomas; b Just 21 A. Fahey, 1.b.w., b Just 2 D. Dent, not- out " 2 . Sundries 14 Total 197 Bowling for Timaru—Just 5 for 52, Hudson 2 for 56, Heron 0 for 21, Anderson 3 for 52. TIMARU—Ist Innings. Maloolnison. c Fahey, bN. Thomas 22 Hudson, c Herdman, .b N. Thomas .35 Heron, c Aitchison, b Donohue ... 38 Dr Cox. b Donolme } Oram, b TV. Thomas 13 Just, b W. Thomas r) Anderson, b Cockroft 3 Josling, b W. Thomas 0 Burmester, b T?. Thomas 9 Chanman , b N. Thomas 15 A. Martin, not out 0 Sundries 4 i Total 129 , .Bowling for High School—Dop for 34, Cockroft 1 for 23, N. Thomas 4 for 44, Fahey 0 for 13, TV. Thomas 3 for 12. HIGH SCHOOL.—2nd Innings. Herdmaii, run out 22 Donohue, o Just, b Hudson 76 N. Thomas, c Burmester, b Maloolmson 40 E. Day, .not out 0 Sundries 5 Innings declared closed ... 143 Bowling for Timaru—Just 0 for 30, Hudson 1 for 33, Anderson (T for 32, Heron 0 for 24, Josling 0 for 15, Mai. colmson 1 for 0. TIMARU.—:2nd Innings. Chapman, c Herdman, b TV. Thomas 0 Hudson, c Cockroft, b TV. Thomas 3 Heron, 1.b.w., b TV. Thomas ... 20 Malcolmson, c TV. Thomas, b Cockroft 35 Oram, b Cockroft 3 Just, b W. Thomas 5 Dr Cox, b TV. Thomas 1 Anderson, b Cockroft 33 Josling, b Cockroft 5 Burmester, not out 5 Sundries 2 Total ... 97 JUNIOR MATCH. Timaru and South End Junior teams met on the Caledonian Grounds, when Timaru were successful by an "innings and 10 runs. Crawford, of the Timaru team, commenced the competition well by mating the first century of the season. The soores were:— South End—lst innings 78. (Oppcnheim 24 not out, Best 23, and Clarkson 14.) Triggs secured 8 wickets for 31 runs. Second Innings—lo2 (Baker Gledhill -17, and Hill 13) Trigea secured 5 for 57, Burmester 2 for 17 Gimson 2 for 18, and King 1 for 1. Timaru—lst Innincs—l9o. (Craw, ford 100, King 20. Casev 13.) darken bowled 4 for 65, and Bradley 4 for 3o« - ,