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West Coast Times, 3 September 1909, Page 1

SPORTING. THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS . . , 1 AGAINST M.C.C. [PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.— COPYitIGHr ] LONDON, Sept. 2. The match was abandoned owing to rain. The weather was unsettled, wicket fast and attendance poor. Tarraut and Poster commenced steady and carried the total to 157 before there was a separation, Macartney lismissing Foster with a brilliant catch at longon. He batted for 145 minutes and showed fine all round play. He lut a fiver' and seven fourers. j Hards baff succeeded and both showed steady defence. They were still together at the luncheon adjournment. Tarrant was 115 minutes compiling 50. Rain set in during the adjournment and prevented further play. The scores are as follows :—: — MARYLEBONE, First Innings. Tarrant, c Layer, b Cotter 10 Moon, b Cotter 20 j Hardstaff, b Armstrong ..." .. 84 Llewellyn, on played Cotter ( ... ... 5 Gillingham, b Cottor 7 Foster, c Armstrong, b Noble ... 23 Austin, o Layer, b Cotter ..." ... 24 Relf (not out) : 34 Thompson, lbw., b Armstrong ... 14 Buckenham, b Armstrong 6 Fielder, b Armstrong " 4 Sundries 7 i Total 188 Bowling analysis — Cotter 5 for 80, O'Connor 0 for 12, Armstrong 4 for 41, Macartney 0 for 17, Noble 1 for 8, Layer 0 for 28. AUSTRALIA— First Innings. Noble, c Moon, b Llewellyn 03 Bard.sley, lbw, b Buckenham ... 0 Ransford, on played Buckenhan... -100 Trumper, on played Fielder 80 Gregory, c Foster, b Fielder ... 6 Armstrong, b Tarrant 9 Macartney, c Austin, b Buckenliam 34 Cotter, c Austin, b Buckenham .. ; 6 Carter, c Austin, b Buckenham ... 3 Layer, b Buckenham' 12 O'Connor (not out) 3i Sundries 23 Total 434 Analysis — Buckingham 6 for £8, Relf 0 for 82, Thompson 0 for 57, Fielder 2 for 109, Tarrant 1 for 50, Lleywellyn 1 for 15. M. C. C— 2nd Innings. Tarrant (not out) 65 Foster, c Macartney, b Layer ... 84 Hardstaff (not out) ?2 Sundries 1$ - Total for one wicket "»&7

FOOTBALL. • «>» SYDNEY, Sept. 2.— The jpiieral committee of the Metropolitan P.ngby Union considered the disaffection amongst the Wallabies, and decided, after 'examination of several 'witnesses to suspend the following players :— Harriett, A. Burge, P. Burge, Craig, Hiekey, Mandible, McCabe, McEivntt, McCue, Russell, Earnsworth, and J.uld. Evidence was given of offers of £50 to £100, to the Wallabies to play a series of matches against the Kangaroos. . FOOTBALL DISPUTE. , LONDON, Sept. 2.— A truce ha« been declared in the football dispute, pending further negotiations and the Association removed the mispensions and to-day the matches are being played. AFFILIATION OF CROQUKT ASSOCIATIONS. LONDON, Sept. 2.— The Oroqnot Association of New South Wales Las become affiliated to the English .Assotion, which presented gold and sih or medals for competition at Sydney. The suggested regulations will be niailed in time for the comeptitions in October At Supper Times! If you do your sleep will be broken and you will rise unrefreshed. Robinson's Patent Croats^ Forms a delicious light supper. It ensures a good sleep, and it is most nutritious. Easily made. Recipes in each packet. THE CITY BUTCHERY, ; J. JONES, PROPRIETOR. T^ESIRES to announce that the Cheapest and BEST Meat on the Coast is obtainable at his shop. J. J. buys the PRIMEST of Beef, Mutton, Pork> Veal and Lamfe. The Smallest Margin of Profit The fa\ouritc shop in Hokitika f'V Families and Large Ccnsumers. All Town and Country Orders Promptly attended to. TELEPHONE No. 72.

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