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Wanganui Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14250, 25 March 1914, Page 2

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Press Association.—Telegraph.—Copyright ' , Received March 25. 9.46 a.m. SYDNEY; Maxell 25. • Western Australia has been admitted to the Cricket Hoard of Control. AUSTRALIA-MANAWATI! MATCH DRAWN. BIG SCORE RY VISITORS. . (Per United Press Association.)' PALMERSTON N ; ., March 24. . Thorn was a large attendance at the match, Australia v, Manawatu. The weather was cold, with a strong wind blowing, but any discomfor s to the spe‘cta‘ors was compensated by the excellent exhibition of batting by the visitors. The home teams fielding wan going from bad to worse as the play progressed. Scores; MANAWATU. First Innings .....’ 177 AUSTRALIA.— First Innings. Cody, b Greer 3 Collins, c and b F.lliott 84 Dolling, hj Ongley (> McKenzie, b Ongley ;;r> Waddy, c and b “Greer 23 Trumper, c tusford, b McVicar 76 Armstrong, c McLean, b Bronnaud ... 143 Crawford, b Greer 33 McGregor, c and b Greer 7 Mailey, b Luxford 67 Laver, not out 17 Extras 20 • Total 510 Bowling analysis.—G. Greer 4 for Ml, Ongley 2 for 101), Elliott 1 for 52, Brcnnand 1 for 54,-McVicar 1 for 58, Luxford 1 for 17. N.Z. TEAM’S EXPENSES. WELLINGTON, March 25. The Wellington Cricket Aisociation has written to the New Zealand Cricket Council; protesting against some of the item's in (lie expenditure of the New Zealand team in Australia, and asking for further information. CHEMISTS v. HAIRDRESSERS. The team to represent the Hairdressers in -their match against the Chemists tomorrow (Thundny) will be selected from the followingA. C’ran'*, J. Goss, G. HailiweJl, B. Campion, C. Marshall, W. Sundborn, P. Fitzgerald. D, Philipson, B. Devon, H. Hall, A. MeNanghton, W. Roberson, Prof. Larkin, J. Hagie, M. Donaldson, G.. Reason,. T. Wall, and S. Ecllm. The following team will represent the Chemists against Hairdressers to-morrow On Cook’s Gardens:—E. Perrin, J. Quirk, Johnson, Bagley, D. Morgan, A. Callanhan,. T. Wilson. J. Brady, F. Gower, D. McLennan, and J. Hiroti.