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Wanganui Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14234, 6 March 1914, Page 7

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AUSTRALIA y. NijAV ZEALAND. (Per United Pre [ s Association.) DUNEDIN, March fi. The weather is now tine- and there i. every prospect of it remaining so. Reece won the toss and decided to bat, sending in Hickmott and AA’hitta, an excellent wicket has been provided. RITE FOR 126. DUNEDIN. March 6. The score at 2.45 p.fli. was live wicket for 126. Scores:— Tuck well,- b Armstrong .*?... 5 : Horspool, o and b Crawford 2i Reeie, b Crawford < Horspool was taken at 'vg off' CrawfoiV in trying to pull a stroke. A CHEMISTS' HATCH. On Cook’s Gardens yesterday, a match was played between - Chemists and tbeii assistants, victory going to the, wageearners by 43 runs on ihe first innings. Chemists were disposed of for 77 (Brady 21, Noble 19, Spence, not out 11), to wHcb the assistants tesponded with 120 (CaliagI han 27, Perrett 22, Crotty 13, Gower 12 ! Quirke 11, -and McLennan 11. - When stumps were drawn, the master chemists had rung .on 85 for six wickets (Wilson, not out, 44, AVinstono 12, Morgan 10). TEAMS FOR TO-MO,EROAA T . The following team will represent AA’an- ; ganui juniors against Technical College • to bo played oil the latter’s ground: Berg, Spurdle, Rowe, Rabone, Thayer, R. Brown, Seyb,. Thompson, Couper, 8 , -" ed and Brinsley. - The team, to represent Aramoho in their match against St. Paul's on Cook’s Car den's to-morrow, at p.mi, w.ill be picked from the following:—Seeling, Wort-op. Rond, Mclntyre, Me Kersey, Ahern, Colhs, Haywood, Nowbegin, Pepper (2) r Fargie Spurdle and Taylor, The following will represent AVanganui B. on, Saturday:—Lnxford, Tannings, Hollis, H. B. Cave, A. N. Cave, Furrie, Orton, Hus oy, Haines, Dymock, Isett i (12th man.)