ATHLETIC SPORTS.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 976, 17 November 1910, Page 2

ATHLETIC SPORTS.

CRICKET. SPRINGBOKS SUCCUMB. VICTORIA WINS BY FIVE WICKETS. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright. Melbourne, November 16. The weather was hot and tho wicket good for tho concluding stage of the playin tho match between the South African _ Eleven and Victoria, which was witnessed , by a small attendance. Victoria with 125 runs to get to win, and four wickets down > for SS, resumed batting. Carkeek and ICortlang, the two not out > men, got to work quickly, Schwarz and Voglcr bowling. When Kortlang had ) just reached 'double figures he got his leg in front to Schwarz, antl retired. s Armstrong filled the breach, and lie and Carkeek hit off the required runs. At the start Carkeek scored luckily, _ mostly to leg. He then drove finely. The following aro the scores:— v SOUTH AFRICANS. ' First Innings 189 |J Second' Innings. 236 >! Aggregate 425 VICTORIA. ■' First Innings 301 u Second Innings Warne, b. Vogler 16 Smith, b. Schwarz ...'. 21 Seitz, run out 11 Kortlang, 1.b.w., b. Schwarz 10 Laver, 1.b.w., b. Pegler ,0 Carkeek, not out 38 Armstrong, not out 20 Extras 7 Total for five wickeis 126 Bowling analysis:—Vogler, one wicket for 42 runs; Schwarz, tito for 54; Pegler, — one for 23. . [This concludes the second match of South Africans' Australian tour, and their record is one win and one loss. 11l t, their match against South Australia, tho 't visitors did some big scoring, and won :o by File tine margin of 281 runs, the scored s, being:—South Africa, 133 and 507, grand at total 6-10; South Australia, 183 and 176, 3. grand total 359.J a Catch of the Season. Laws and Manning's splendid stock of cricket materials. - Courtenay Place. Repairs a speciality.* THE WEDNESDAY'CITY GAMES. ON GOOD WICKETS. The Wellington Wednesday competitions were resumed yesterday on a good batsman's wicket. In the match Union v. Oriental, the former had rather an easy, win, this being due to the fine batting of Waters and M'Gill, who compiled 79 and 72 respectively. The result 2. was a victory for Union by ten wickets and 3 runs. In the match Rivals v. Artillery tho former eleven were unfortunate in not gaining a four-point win. Darroch, bowling for Rivals, took six wickets' for eight runs, a very creditable per- ' 9 formance, considering that he was "throw'd ing them up" on a batsman's wicket. =s Tramway, playing for tho • first time against Vivian, gave a very creditablo display, dispatching the latter for a total of Go runs. Hull played a good innings of 42 runs. , In the Junior grade, the chief featuro of the match, Oriental v. y, Artillery, was the. fine bowling of .Kinnear, who took five Artillery wickets for 2 runs.. Owens, playing ■ for Post and Telegraph, also did a lot-of damage with the ball. Details of the various matches are appended:— j. ' ORIENTAL . AND : UNION., ' Union: First: Innings. M'Gill, b. M'Eldowney 72 Waters, c. -W. Little, b- Thompson... -70 Robinson, b. M'Eldowney' "10 O'Sullivan, b. Little 33 AVhelan, b. Shand 32' Mulford, not out ;. m Driver, b. Billman v..;* 6 ■ Extras' 12 Total for six wickets 253 Oriental: Second''lnnings. M'Eldowney, c. M'Gill, b. Bonner ... 1 Thompson, c. Mulford, 1v O'Sullivan... 12 Little, b. O'Sullivan ... 19 M'Kenzie, 1 b.-.Bonner I) Shand, run out 4 .! Osborne, b. Driver 21 Luxford, c. sub., b. Driver 12 Billman; b. O'Sullivan 15 Meston, b. O'Sullivan 16 W. Little, not out 0 Extras 6 . Total 106 First innings 151 Aggregate 257 Bowling Analysis. Bonner, two wickets for 26 runs; M'Gill, none for 12; O'Sullivan, four for 30; Whelan, none for 15; Driver, none for 17. Union: Second Innings. Mulford, not out : G Driver, not out 1 Total for no wickets 7 First innings 253, Aggregate 260 ■ ■ Bowling Analysis. Billman, no wickets for 4. runs;. ,-Shand, none for 4. RIVALS AND ARTILLERY. Artillery: First Innings. Smith, c. Crouchj b. M'Kenzie 8 M'Gill, b. M'Evcdy 20 —' Hume, c. M'Evedy, b. M'Kenzie 15 Bailey, b. M'Evcdy '. G -Weybourne, c. M'Evedy, b.'Darroch... . 3, M'lntyre; c. Gini, b. M'Evedy 2 Sawle, 1.b.w., b. George i 3 Taylor, b. George 20 Brantz, run out 1 Slattery,. not out 6 Cooper, c. Davis, b. MJEvedy .. 7 Extras IS ■ Total 102 Bowling Analysis. Stainton, no wickets for 31 runs; M'Kenzie, two for 21; M'Evedy, four for 9; Darroch, one for 2; George, two for 11; Davis, none for 12. Rivals: Second Innings. Stainton, c. Brantz, b. M'lntyro 14 George, c. and b. Bailey- 0 M'Evedy, b. Bailey 2 ' Howe, b. M'lntyre 25 M'Kenzie, b. M'lntyro 21 Darroch, c. Weybourne, b. M'lntyre u ■ Davis, b. M'lntyre 8 Pigeon, b. Bailey 10 Gini, b. M'lntyre 3 Duthie, 11b.w., b. M'lntyre 5 Crouch, not out 11 ; Extras ...; : 10 Total 309 First innings 128 Aggregate 237 ' Bowling Analysis. ■ Bailey, three ' wickets for 40 runs; M'lntyre, seven for 44; Cooper, none for 15. Artillery: Second Innings. I M'lntyre, b. Darroch S Hume, b. Darroch 5 Brantz, b. Darroch !) M'Gill, c. M'Evedy, b. Darroch 7 Smith, b. George 8 Weybourne, b. Darroch 0 Sawle, c. Stainton, b. George 10 Taylor, b. Darroch 7 Bailey, rim out 0 Slattery, not out 0 I Cooper, not out 2 Extras 6 . : Total for nine wickets 58 1 First innings 102 | Aggregate 160 Bowling Analysis.. M'Evedy, no wickets for 18 runs; Davis, none for 7; Darroch, six for 8; M'Kenzie, none for 11; Stainton, none for 3; George, •two for 5. I TRAMWAYS AND VIVIAN. Tramways: First Innings. Pprkinson, c. sub., I).' Thompson 0 Zantuck, b. Thompson 0 j Clapshaw, run out 14 Clark, c. Caterer, b. Huddlestono 20 = Hull, b." Thompson 42

Bramley, c. sub., b. Huddlestone 2 1 Eodgers, c. Caterer, b. Hiuldlestone ... 0 Fulhvood, 1.b.w., b. Read 6 Marshall, not out 5 Small, b. Read 3 Howard, run out 3 Extras 1 1 Total 00 Bowling Analysis. Thompson, three wickets for 27 runs: : Carson, none for 10; Malmanche, none for 2S; Huddlestone, three for 21; Head, two for 9. Vivian: First Innings. Dcmpsey, c. Hull. b. Bramlcv 2D Castles, b. Eodgers 7 Caterer, c. Clapshaw, b. Bramley 4 Thompson, b. Hull 1 Read, b. Eodgers 1 Carson, b. Eodgers 11 Cording, c. sub., b. Eodgers 12 Dalgleish, b. Eodgers 0 Huddlestone, b. Bramley 0 'Malmanche, not out 0 Extras .. 3 Total 63 Bowling Analysis. 1 Bramley, three wickets for 25 runs; Hull, one for 25; Eodgers, five for 12. JUNIOR HATCHES. Oriental v. Artillery.—Oriental had a lead, of 8 runs on the first innings. In their second innings they made 117 (Cusack. 29 not out; Cotton, 29; Williamson, 20; Brodzak, 11). Artillery, requiring_ 12G to win, were all disposed of for 74 (New- ; man, 18; Douglas, 18; Crichton, 12). Kinnear, bowling." for Oriental, took five i wickets for 2 runs. Oriental won by 51 i runs. ' [ . Bed Cross v. Y.M.C.A.—Eed_ Cross; ) First innings, 54; second innings, 81; ) total, 130. Y.M.C.A.: First innings, 109. j Y.M.C.A., requiring 26 runs to win. made j 31 for one wicket (Holmes, 13 not out; r Austin, 12; Plant, 6 not out). They thus . won by nino wickets and 5 runs. ; Post and Telegraph v. Union.—Post , and Telegraph won by 67 runs. They c made 135 in their first innings, and 113 • in their second venture, the total being , 248. : Union, in their first innings, made j 134, and 48 in their second essay. Owens ' did the damage with the ball for Post ' and Telegraph.' s SATURDAY JUNIOR MATCHES. I The following are Junior championship i fixtures for November 19 and 26:—Hutt v. South, at Hutt Ground; Petone v. Y.M.C.A., at Petone Ground; College_v. . North, at College Ground; East v. Vic- . torn College, at ICelburne Park: Johnsonville v. St. Mark's, at Basin Eeservo; Central, a bye. Third-class championship. The following are the third-class fixtures for next Saturday, November 19:— Wellington College A v. St. Mark's, at - College No. 1; Wellington' College B v. ] Y.M.C.A., at College No. 3; Wellington l South v. Victoria College, at Kelburne l 'Park; Wellington North v. Petone, at e Petone; Catho'lic Young Men's Club v. - Karori, at Karori; ' Wellington East v. t Hutt, at Hutt; Templars v. Wellington s Central, at Newtown Park. - BILLIARDS. ; S' I GEAY MAKES ANOTHER EECOED. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyrieht.. j? London, November 15. I George Gray, the Australian billiard player, is playing a match of ,9000 up „ with 'Cook, to whom he is : conceding 2500; Tho scores so far are:—Cook, 292G; ' Gray, '1502 (including a break of 1058, of j! which 1050 wcro scored off the. red). 1 ' : — BOWLS. The Newtown Bowling Club, which will send five rinks to play a niateh wnn the Hutt Club on the latter's green' on 0 Saturday next, will be represented ;by the jj following :—W., C. Read, ,Chpte, Scott, n D'Emden; Watson,' Staples, Meyrick, 3 Bland; Tovey, Watt, Astill, Webb; S. 2- Flyger, Topp, Gallie, J Chittey, Williams, Trevor?' Drag will r, leave Government Buildings at 1.15 p.m. 2 if players will notify the secretary not * later than Friday. In a one-rinlc match 3 with Te Hiwi at Island Bay, _ Alpe, ■ Yates, Barnes, and Powell will represent the Newtown Cliib. . '. 1 • On Saturday a contest will take place 2 between the Victoria and Eastbourne 9 Bowling Clubs, two teams on each green. D The following ;ivill represent the\ Victoria. 4 Club:—On Victoria Green: Baggett. Ar- ] mit, Mitchell, Kershaw (s.); Giblin, 2 Marks, Kitto, Dr.. Anderson (s.). At 5 Eastbourne: Gray. Guisn, Witt, Routley 6 (s.); Kellow, M'Hutchison, Menelaus, 0 • Wor.boys (s.). On Wednosday, next tho G following four teams will play for Victoria against the Hutt on the Hutt 6 Gieen:—Meston, Parton. Godber, Mene--1 laus (s.); Tucker, Tattle, Hatch, Town- - send (s.); Tingey, Houldsworth, Langdon, J Varcoe (s.); Castle, Madeley, Youmans, . Redstone (s.). The following rinks will represent the , Wellington Club in the Pennant matches ; against Petone on Saturday:—: At homo green: Mayer, Focke, G, Brown. Churchward (s.); ledger, Hamilton, Moult, Dall (s.). 6 On Petone Green: Crane, Knapp. F. 1 Xaurenson, Webb (s.); Leslie, Bush, Still, Porteous (s.). 7 , , 3: — .