CRICKET.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVII, Issue 263, 10 November 1906, Page 6

CRICKET.

3 Several cricket matches were played yes- " teraay. The weather was cold aud sCowery, 5 and tne wickets were stow. Ou the Kiugs- ' land ground hideu met Graf ton, A. B. Itell '- making his first appearance with the dub. ; f\oi having yet got into torm after h,s long ' tea voyage, Kelt did not take many wicliets, 3 but he showed both in baiting aud buwiinj; I the abilities which he undoubtedly possesses 1 aud the ball with which he took U. Hay b • wicket was a beantj , . Kdcn won the match 1 rather easily. Following are the scores : — GraXton: l>. Hay, b Keif. 27; K. Mason, 1 cO. Mills, b Htemson, 27 ;W. K. Forster. h ' G. Mills, 8; A. K. Sioman, b (J. Mills, 5 ; 1 J. A. Kallendjr, not out, 27 ; C Robinson. run out, 9 ; i£. Horspool. b G. Mills, O ; U. ' V. Korster, c Smith, b I. Mills, 1; H. O. ' Audinwood, b <i. Mills, 2. C. Li. Eastsate, ' c G. Mills, b I. Mills. 2 ; extras, 3 ; total, I 106. Keif took one wicket for 3li ruua; IStemson, one for J.O : G. Mills, four iui- ' J 32 ; 1. Mills, two for 6. , Eden: J. Shc-paerd, c McGregor, b Sio- ; man, 22 ; G. Miiis, r Mason, b Sioman. 'Al ; T. K.hott, run nut. 2 : A. E. Relf, c ijnd b l>. Hay, 1 ; BrouUe-Smitli, b D. liay, 6u; 1 , Mills iretiredj. 54; W. T. Dazeley, run out, ' 4 : W. Sttmson, run out. 19 ; Uobson. uo; f out. 20; extras, 12; total, 232. Sluman ■ took two wickets for 65. D. Hay, two for j 68. , Parnell played City in two grades on the Victoria Park. I'arnell won both. City j scored 85 (Spen.ce 15, Lambert 12, Kavaf cagh 20, Hernus 10, and Caro 13i. Kerr I took four wickets. Robinson aud White 1 three each. I'arnell scored 151 (Murray . 81, Robinson 61, retired, and White 14 1- , IJenrus. Lambert, and Spence each took two . wickets.