THE AUSTRALIANS' VISIT.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXII, Issue 9629, 18 March 1910, Page 5

THE AUSTRALIANS' VISIT.

MATCH AGAINST MANAWATU

WIN FOR THE VISITORS

BY AN INNINGS AND 104 RUN T S

{Bu Telegravh — Press Association.)

PALMERSTON N.,

Thursday

The cricket match Australiaus v. Manawatu was continued to-day. Kelleway aud Smith, the not out meu, faced the bowling of Greer and Cobbe.

Bardsley joiued Smith, aud a fine partnership resulted iv the score beiug taken to 2G4 before Smith fell lbw to Greer. He made 107, including eight sixes, a five aud six fours. Both be aud Barsdley played vigorous cricket, and lauded the ball iv tho middle of the crowded graudstaud frequently. Mayue joiued Bardsley aud carried the score to 304, when Bardsley was clean bowled by Wells, after making 7(5 attractively. Mauawatu's secoud iuniugs commenced after a delay by the heavy raiu. The visitors commenced by bowliug soft stuff from Hopkins aud Warne. As the time was gettiug short, Whitty aud Emery took the leather, aud Manawatu were dismissed for 113, Australia thus wiuuiug by au iuniugs and 104 ruus. The scores are: AUSTRALIA.—First luniugs. Facy, b Greer . . 24 Dodds, b Greer .. 15 Whitty, c Wells, b Bartlefcfc .. I Kelleway, b Holland, . . 47 Emery, b Greer .. 0 Simpson, h Cobbe . . 2 Smitu, lbw, b Greer . . 107 Bardsley, b Wells . . 70 Mayne, uot out .. 19 Extras . 13 Total for eight wickets . . 304 Bowling analysis—Bartlett, 1 for 57; Ouglev, 0 for" 49; Greer, 4 for 82; Cobbe, 1 for 28; Hollaud, 1 for 4; Wells, 1 for 35. MANAWATU. First Inuiugs .. 87 Secoud luniugs. Ongley, b Hopkins .. 25 Mitchell, st Dodds, b Hopkins .. 0 Treveua, c Whitty, b Warne .. 0 Gohlspriug, b Facy . . 20 McLean, c Bardsley, b Warne . . 2 Cobbe. st Dodds, b" Whitty .. 17 Hollaud. b Simpson . . 1 Masou, b Facy . . 4 Bartlett, not out .. ~ O'Couuor, c Kelleway, b Whitty 8 Greer, b Whitty .. 0 Wells, b Emery . . 7 Eyre, b Emery . , 1 Extras . . ' Total .. 113 Bowling analysis—Hopkins, 2 for 17; Warne, 2 for 215; Simpsou, 1 for G; Facy, 2 for 9; Smith, 0 for 10; Whitty,' (*, for 22; Emery, 2 for 4,