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Wairarapa Daily Times, 16 March 1925, Page 5

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ENGLAND V. S. AUSTRALIA. GOOD SCORE BY COLONIALS. Tess Association-Electric Telegraph-Copyrig^ ADELAIDE, Saturday. South Australia -to-day pushed home to the full the advantage gained yesterday, when the Englishmen made only 179. It was a day of great batting, individually and collectively, smart fielding and poor bowling. The Englishmen started their second inning.-) just before stumps were drawn. Scores: — ENGLAND. First Innings Second Innings. Snndham, not out 0 Whvsall, not out y Total for no wickets 13 SOUTH AUSTRALIA.—First Innings. A. Richardson, b Gilligan 0 Gunn, c Tyldesley, b Tate Pritchard, st Whvsall, b Freeman 57 V. Richardson, c Whvsall, b Gilligan . 44 Run dell, o Tyldesley, b Tate - 90 Rymill, run out 14,] Murray, Ibw, b Tate ~ Grimmetf, c Whvsall, b late • j 9 Wall, run out 9 Ambler, c Tate, b Howell 6 Palmer, not out 4 Extras Total 444!

AUCKLAND V. VICTORIANS. GOOD SCORE BY LOCAL MEN. DACRE 127 NOT OUT. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) AUCKLA ND, Sntimlny. The match was continued before 8000 spectators. Auckland’s score was taken from 20S to 324 before Smith was bowled. Garrard was then associated with'Daerc in a good partnership, in which Dacre reached his century. Garrard was bowled at 393, and, the tail failing to wag, the innings closed lor 415, Dacre carrying his bat for 127. Victoria made a bad start, Aleott howling Woodfull off bis pads at 19. Willis was caught without scoring, and in the next over Mayne mishit Snedden, being caught behind the wickets. With three down for 19, Austin and Liddicutt made a good stand despite frequent bowling changes, and took the si-ore to 11.4 before Liddicutt was run out. Austen and Austin made another good partnership, taking the scoic to 254, when Austen was caught for 82. Austin was later run out, and stumps were drawn owing to the tailing light. Scores: — AUC’KLAND.—First Innings. Horspool, c 11. Austin, b Eboling 143 Gillespie, « Liddicutt, b Wallace 0 Sneddon, c Mayne, b Liddicutt ... <7 Pasties, b Liddicutt ° Dacre, not out Smith, b Wallace W. Garrard, e Ellis, b Miller -0 J. P. Garrard, b Ebeling 0 Allcott, b Miller 41 Cooper, c Ellis, b Miller 1 Rountree, e Woodfull, b Ebeling . 1 Extras

Total ; 410 Bowling: Wallace 2 for 103, Eiddieutt 2 for 65, Ebeling 3 for S 3, Austin 0 for 33, Hansford 0 for 32, Miller 3 for 46, Willis 0 for 39. VI(’TO Rd A. —First I nnings. May no, e Alleott, b Snedden 8 Wood full, b Alleott d Willis, c and b Alleott 0 Liddicutt, run out 66 Austen, c Rountree, b Horspool . 82 H. Austin, run out S 7 Hansford, not out 1 Extras ! * Total for six wickets 257 HOUSE MATCH. Banks, Law and Dentists’ team to play Stock and Station Agents to-mor-row at Memorial Park: —Wilson, Logan, A. McKenzie, R. McKenzie, Bundle, Montgomery, Vangioni, Uowic, Perry, Miles and Henry. Emergencies: Halliwell, Hart, Lucas, Lawson, Hughes and Hodgins.