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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 15992, 8 December 1919, Page 6

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AUSTRALIANS IN SOUTH AFRICA, Australian and N.Z. Cable Association, Received December 8, 9.30 a.m. 'CAPETOWN, Docamto 6. In the final match of the tour of the Australians their first innings realised 269—Trennery 53 and Willis 94. The Western Provinces in their first innings made 32 without the loss of a wicket. SATURDAY'S GAMES. The cricket competitions were advanced another stage on Saturday, and as a result wins were notched by Victoria, College A, and College B. COLLEGE v, T.M.C.A. Thene was an exciting finish to this match, Y.M.C.A. narrowly averting a three-point defeat. As it was, College won on the first innings by 94 runs. With this leeway to, make up in the second innings, T.M.C.A. pnt on the respectable total of 208, thanks to a capital innings of 67 by C. Treadwell, who scored freely on the off. He was ably supported by R. London 41, others to score well being Blamires and Atkinson. School were left with 114 runs to get in 75 minutes. A bad start was made, the first two wickets falling for two runs, but from then on the result was never in doubt, Stowe and S. Gilmer batting briskly, and the in-side was materially assisted by the faulty fielding of Y.M.C.A., several chances being declined. When stumps were drawn School had lost six wickets for 111 runs. Scores;— Y.M.C.A. First Innings 50 Second Innings. London R., st. Stowe 1., hj Bonnor 41 Blamires, b Bonnor 22 Meuli, c Porritt, b Gilmer II 8 Atkinson, c Scott, b Bonnor 20 Treadwell C., b Gilmer II 67 Ellerm, 1.b.w., b Bonnor 2 Siddells, b Scott 9 London S., b Scott 9 Darby, b Gilmer II 2 Tronson (not out) 16 Treadwell R., b Scott 6 Extras 6 Total 208 Grand Total 258 Bowling Analysis: Scott, 3 for 70; Gilmer, 11, 3 for 32; Bonnor, 4 for 41; Gilmer 111., 0 for 43; Hocking, 0 for 17,

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COLLEGE A. First Innings 144 Second Innings. Stowe, c Atkinson b Blamires .... 30 Cameron, b Tronson 1 Hocking, c Siddells b Tronson ... 0 Porritt, c Tronson b Blamires ... 9 Gilmer S., b Treadwell . • ••• 29 Gilmer, H., c Blamires, b Treadwell 12 Davis, not out 14 Harding, not out 9 Extras ” Total Grand Total 255 Bowling Analysis.—C. Treadwell 2 wickets for 32 runs, Tronson 2 for 37, Blamires 2 for 20 and Ellerm 0 for 6. COLLEGE B r. WANGANUI. This match was notable for the first victory for College B, who defeated Wanganui by 66 runs on the first innings. Wanganui replied to the College total of 244 with 178, only Reeve and Stapleton making a show against Bemau and Wells, Reeve batting in good form. Colleeg B had lost seven wickets for 115 runs when time was called, Stone-Wig scoring a very nice 52 not out. Scores: COLLEGE B—Second Innings. —First Innings, 244.) Simpson, c Hyder, b Reeve 9 Hewitt, b Murchie 1 Stone-Wigg 11., (not out) 52 Buchanan, b Reeve 0 Wells, c Shanks, b Reeve 6 Ludbrooke, c Pleasants, b Day 11 Stone-Wigg 1., c McKay, b Browning 10 Bernau (not out) 0 Extras . 13 Ttotal (for seven wickets) ...... 115 Bowling Analysis; Reeve, 3 for 32; Murchie, 2 for 23; Browning, 1 for 2; Day, 1 for 14; McKay, 0 for 1; Hayes, 0 for 14; Hyder, 0 for 16. WANGANUI—Firet Innings. Reeve, b Wells .... 87 Beckett, B b Wells 2 McKay, c Wells, b Campbell 9 Murchie, c Wells, b Bemau 9 Pleasants, c Ludbrooke, b Bernau... 7 Stapleton, b Wells 36 Day, b Wells 0 Browning, b Bernau H Hyder, c Stone-Wigg U., b Bemau 0 Shanks, b Bernau 2 Hales (not out) u , 2 Extras 13 Total 178 Bowling Analysis .-Wells, 4 for 39; Bemau, 5 for 66; Campbell, 1 for 24; Hewitt, 0 for 6 ; Latham, 0 for 13; Stone-Wigg 11., 0 for 19. VICTORIA V. IMLAY. With nearly a hundred runs behind and six wickets in hand in a follow-on, Imlay’s second strike produced 231 runs, R. Johnston showing a return to form in knocking up a vigorous 73. Other useful contributions came from Jackson, Wateiv and Burton. Victoria knocked off the requisite number of runs with the loss of two wickets, thus winning by eight wickets. Scores;

IMLAY.—Second Innings. (First Innings 66 runs.) Oates, run out 19 Smedley, c Lomas, b Johnston 7 Jackson, b Hussey 33 Matson, c Orton, b Johnston 18 Johnston, c sb., b Luxford 73 Button, b Hussey 27 Holland, c Orton, b Johnston 0 Waters, b Hussey 31 Kieley, b Hussey 14 Falconer, not out 0 Txtras 9 Total 231 Bowling Analysis.—Hussey 4 wickets for 128 runs, Johnston 3 for 49 and. Luxford 1 for 45. VICTORIA.—Second Innings. (First Innings 237 runs.) Cave A., b Holland 3 Gordon, b Holland '. 23 Lomas, not out 20 Wood, not out 7 Ebclras 11 Total for two wickets 64 Bowling Analysis.—Holland 2 wickets for 24 and Falconer 0 for 29. THE AVERAGES. The following are the averages compiled (up to and including last Saturday) by Mr Hayhow. Those who have a flatting average of over 20 are given, and bowler« who have taken, ten or more wickets. In addition Reeve has taken eight wickets at 9.5 per wicket, and Blamires nine at 10.88. Details are as follows:

BATTING. Times Innings, not out. Average. Bernau 11 2 43 Wood 11 2 38.44 Orton 6 '0 35.83 McKay 6 3 35.33 Jcnston (Tmlay) 3 0 30.33 Tronson 10 5 30 London R 10 1 29.77 Holland ......... 11 3 29.44 Atkinson 7 1 29 Burton 8 4 29 Reeve 6 0 27.5 Treadwell, C., 7 0 26.71 Cave, K 6 2 23.75 BOWLING. Runs. Wkts. Average. Tronson 373 39 9.56 Coster 135- 14 9.64 Gilmer, R. 268 24 11.16 Scott 224 20 11.2 Holland 1 460 39 11.78 Johnston. (Victoria) 119 15 13.26 Wells 163 13 13.58 CATCHES. W R. C. Stowe 11, A. J. Darby 10. F. J.’Buxton 9, H. M. Wells 9, F. C. Atkinson 7, A. J. Hyder 7. C._ Holland 6, W. M. Luxford 5 and G. N. StoneWigg 5.,