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AFRICANS AT SWANSEA / PLAYERS ON INJURED LIST JOURNALIST FIELDS (By Telegraph—Preaa Association—Copyright) LONDON/Aug. u. The fortunes of play swung round to iho home teams favour when the ciicket match tretween bouth Africa and Glamorgan was continued at bwnnsca to-day. Interest in the fixture was such that there was au attendance of J 7,000. Yesterday the tourists scored 309 and Glamorgan had 103 runs on the board for tn-e loss of three wickets, i’o-day the county’s score closed for 227 and they dismised South Africa iu the secund innings ler J 68, leaving them with 2«jl runs to get for a win. They had put on 38 lor me Juss of one wicket when the day's play ended. The boui.h Africans met with further ill-luck when their captain, Wade, split two lingers while fielding and was unable to bat. The strength of the tourists has bven so depleted through injuries that they were forced to call upon a journalist who is accompanying the team to fill a place in thc field. Glamorgan’s star bowler, Clay, who was punisned by Mitchell and Cameron in the first innings, met with considerable success to-day, taking six wickets at a. cost of 6.5 runs apiece. He bowled to a leg trap and cleverly varied his pace and flight. Critics are urging that he should play in final Test match. South Africa First innings . k ~ 309 Second Innings Mitchell, b Mercer 12 Rowan, c Dyson, b Clay 34 Viljoen, b Clay I Nourse, c Smart, b Clay 52 Cameron, c Turnbull, b Clay .... b Dalton, b Clay 23 Williams, b E. Davies 21 Vincent, b E. Davies .. 5 Langton, b Clay ] Tomlinson, not out 0 Wade, absent, hurt 0
Extras 14 Total 168 Bowling, Mercer took one wicket for 38 runs, Glover none for 14, Clay six for 63, E. Davies two for 18, Smart none for 21. Glamorgan First Innings Dyson, lbw, b Tomlinson 15 E. Davies, lbw, b Tomlinson .... 25 D. Davies, st. Williams, b Vincent 26 Turnbull, st. Williams, b Tomlinson 13 Duckfield, b Langton 63 Lavis, b Tomlinson .. 14 Smart, c Williams, b Tomlinson .. 10 Brierley, c Viljoen, b Tomlinson 25 Clay, c and b Langton 0 Mercer, c Nourse, b Vincent .... 12 Glover, not out 5 Extras 19 Total 227 Bowling.—Langton took two wickots for 30 runs, Viljoen none foj; 8, Vincent two for 51, Tomlinson six for 105, Mitchell none for 14.
Second Innings Dyson, not out 10 E. Davies, lbw, b Tomlinson .... 24 Extras 4 Total, one wicket for ...... 38 Tho first match between South Africa and Glamorgan hud to bo abandoned owing to rain at tho luncheon adjournment on the final day. Glamorgan had scored 245 runs for the loss of nine wickets in their second innings after having made 142 in the first ihnings in reply to {South Africa’s score of 401. When play was stopped Smart (114) and Hughes (70) were still together after having added 131 runs in an hour and broken Glamorgan’s last-wicket record.
LANCASHIRE LEAGUE MERRITT’S BOWLING LONDON, Aug. 5. Flaying in Lancashire. League cricket, the former New Zealander W. E. Merritt took eight wickets for 44 runs.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 183, 7 August 1935, Page 7
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