CRICKET.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1017, 5 January 1911, Page 7

CRICKET.

. 1 NELSON AND AVAIRARAPA. (By Tclegraph.-rSpcciai Correspondent.' • Masterton, January 4. The'cricket match, AA'airarapa v. Nel--1 son, was continued to-day, victory going to AYairnrapa by live wickets. Tho ' scores aro as follow:— AVairarapa.—First Innings. Beechey, b. Allcott 112 AVauglv c. nnd-b. Fairey ; 40 Smart, b. Fairey 55 Moorhouse. b. AUcott 10 ■ Logan, c. Louisson, b. Fairey 12 ' Waters, b. Louisson .. - 29 ! Beard, b. Allcott' . 15 Mackellar, c. Max, b. Louisson. ......... 6 ' Congdon, not out 0 1 Phelps, b. Allcott 0 ' Hoar, absent .; — ' Extras. 30 I'. total 308 1... ~,; Bowling Analysis.' '• ' touisso'n, : two wickets for '10 . rnhs; Fairey, three for 60; Allcott, four for. 85; Richmond, none f0r.23; Neale; nono for 31; .Cjjirke, uono for '33; Cooke, none for 21.' ; . ' ' ' Second Innings. ' Jfoorhquse, 1.b1w.,. b.. Allcott r Cougdori, c. Allcott, b.. Fairey : o Beard, c. Clarke, b. Fairey 2 Beechey, . b. Fairey' . y Waugh, not out _ Smart, c. Quilliam, b. Fairey ■ .'3 AYaters, not out 5 • Extras 5 Total for five 'wickets ...... : 35 Bowling Analysis. ' Fairey, four wickets for 6 runs; Allcott, one for 21. ' - , Nelson. First Innings 148 ' -Second. Innings. Meade, c. and b. Waters 5 • Kuapp, c. Logan, b. "Waters 10 Neafe, c. -Smart, »b. AYaugh .v. 2 Richmond, not out J 81 Fairey, c. Moorhouse, b. Logan 5 Louisson, c. Logan,' b. Beechey ' 22 Cooke, c. Waters, b. Beechey" 31 Max, c. sub., b'. Beechey 1 Allcott, b. Congdon 1 Clarke, b. Beanl 7 Quilliam, b. Waters "" ir 13xtra3 j 3 Total ; ; .....197 Bowling Analysis. AVaters, thje® wickels for 31 runsBeechey, three for 35; Beard, one for ' n-' \° n Suon, ono for 2o; Losau, 0110 for 2d; Waugh, one for 42; Phelps,' nono

SATURDAY JUNIOR MATCHES. , The following are the drawings for the sen , c ?. oi junior championship matches which are to be played on .Tannaiv 7 and 14:-Hu_tt v. VM.C.A., at'Hutt; w ir e ' 1' V J, ctt ! na College, at Petone; Wellington East v. St. Mark's at Colle o e.Giound; Wellington South v. Jolinsonville, at helbitrno Park, No. 1: WelSATURDAY THIKD GRADE. Tho'following is tho. drawing for the third grade matchesnext Saturday. Janiu ary Wellington South Mark's, at Newtown Park; Y.M.C.A. v Victoria College, at'.College No. 3; Wcllinetnn North v Wellington Enst at College!™ 1, Catholic Club v. Wellington Central, at Basin Reserve; Hult v. Karori, „{ Ivaiori; Templars v. Petone, at Petone. A MATCH AT WANGANUI.' •'(By Telegraph.—Spccial Correspondent.)

. . Feildino, January 4. .-Lho junior representative match, Feild-' ■mg v. Waqganni, played at Wanganui was won by the Feilding team by 154 I!?. as -™ In the fivst iD1 »nEs Feilding scored 161 (Pleasants 71, Sinclair 14, Goldsbury 15, and Hare 19). Wanganui replied with <G, and declared their innings closed with two wickots down for IGI (Pleasants 37 Sinclair 42 not out, Miller 27, M'Lean 47 not out). Wanganui's second innings totalled 32. Bowling for Feilding, Masters got 12 wickets for 61 runs.

Catch of the Season. Laws arid Manning s splendid stock of cricket materials Courtenay Place. Repairs a speciality.* SCULLING CHAMPIONSHIP, PEARCE-AItNST RACE. By Telesraph—Press Association-Copyright Sydney, January 4. Harry Pearce, who recently defeated ■\yebb, of New Zealand, intends taking a spell preparatory lo challenging R, Arnst, tho world's sculling champion. Ho does not consider tho Wanganui course as good ns that' on the Ne'poan River, and not to be compared with the Parramalta