MID-WEEK CRICKET.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1627, 19 December 1912, Page 7

MID-WEEK CRICKET.

.V, .■■•■ ■•:.-. ROUND COMPLETED. . ■ THE-PIGURES-AND-NOTES. -'■- - The mid-week . cricketers had. good weather .yesterday for their matches on the Basin Reserve. The wickets were in capital condition, and .'a fair number, of spectators were present.. . : ■ ■ As was anticipated, the" Union team easily , defeated Y.M.0.A." As will be seen by the scores'.-the Y;M.C.A. team proved weak, the winners defeating them by aninnings and '85 runs,-. ...-..- ■-..;.-.';, ! ., The, Oriental v.. Vivian' match interesting, to' watch;" Alpe' was the most conspicuous , player for ,Oriental .in!, the second innings. Included in his score of -62 runs' were numerous fivers and fpurers. During the'second innings of the Viyiah team, Green, an Oriental man, received a blow from the ball on the left knee, sufficiently severe to necessitate his retirement. *'The match was won by Oriental by GS runs. ■ ■ ■ : : . Quite aa interesting finale marked the match between Artillery and Rivals, the Artillerymen just being beaten by the clock fox'a.fall-point-win. They led by SS runs on the first innings, and had 112 to make to win outright.. .- They ; had. smacked up 109 for four wickets, and only wanted three more runs when the minutehand of the Dixon memorial clock on the grandstand touched 7.45. > The 'following are details.:— ■

EirAIS-AETILLBBT.. •,':.■-■ " Rivals.—First.lnnings'-;............';........;. 109 ' Artillery .-First. Innings. • ■.- Wilson, c. Dr. Tolhurst, b. Niven ....... 43 Jack, c. Dr. >l'Evedy;.b. Burke ......... 2 Porter, c. George, b. M'Kenrie .......... 7 . Major. Hmne.b. Ni.ven , '.., 8 Smith, st. Rev. Baitlett, b. Kinvig ... 18 M'lntyre, b. Niven .... : . ~..10 Paton, b. Niven ;............. 5 Taylor, c. Rev.-Bartlett, b.\Niven ... 0 Dr. Gilirier, c. Dr. M'Evedy, |b. Kinvig 36 Crichton, b. Niven •.....• 5 Douglas; not out -........; ...■•••. « :■ Extras ;;■;■■»■■■ .U Total' ....L■..;-;;-:".L...:...:....;..i : 145 Bowling-analysisi-Einvig, two wickets for' 42 runs; Burke, none for. 30s M Kenzie, one for 7;-Dr. M'Evedy, none for 2;. Niven, six for 36; Dr. Tolhurst, none for . 7j Dr. Anderson, none'for 10. , • Bivalsi-'Second Inning's. Davis, c. M'lntyre, b. Douglos ......... 5 Dr. Anderson, b. M'lntyre '.................. .8 Burke, b. Hume : ■■■■'■■ A 9 Niven.'c.-M'l-utyre, l>. Wilson ....;... 22 George, 1.b.w., b. Hume -..:...........».• 37, Kinvig; c. M'lntyre, b. Hume ....;.,..... ,8 Jl'Kenzie, .l>.-Smith .'....,... ..;...,.. 0 • Dr. M'Evedy, not 0ut...:........:- G Rev. Bartlett, c. M'lntyre,. b'.. Dr. Gil- _, mer ■.... -.'....■.......-..... •••••.•■, 5 Crouch, b. Dr. Gilnier \0 .Extras ■:.■■...•..■....■■••■•■•■ 7 : total , ■;:.;.' -■■■■■■■■ ......v.;.:....'^7 : Bowling Analysis.—M'lntyre, one yncket for 40 runsj'Douglas, one/for. 20; Dr. Gilmer, two-for 29; Wilson, one for 13; Torr ter, none for 15j Smith, one for.ll;'Hume, three for 12. ' . .'. .='■'. .' ..'"■' / • Artillery.—Second Innings., .. ■■.-.. Huthe.-c. Burke, b. Niven ~..; . .. .15 Jack, c. Kinvig, b. Niven ..;......' 3 Wilson,-t-not 'but ■.'.■.-..:.'........;... 33 Dr. Gilmer, st. Rev.. Bar, tlett, b. Dr;. ■ M'-Evedfe; ;-;;•»» ..:..;.,.;,;.:.,.,:.9' M'lntyre, b. Niven:^..,....>.......^..;.:...:...,.2(l Taylor, not out .............. J ~';..'...'.."..'....'.' '14 Estras .....,...(...,,.,.'.-.,.,V......'. 15 .'' Total for, four wickets,.... 10!) Bon-ling An'al.vsis.-^Niveh;':'three wickets for 31" runsj.-Kinvig, .none ,for . 16; Dr. M'Evedy.'.qne. for 13; George, none for is;' M'Kenzie, none, for 19....-. '■ :■'■■,'/;■■'. ....■• •'. '' ; 7-; : . ; bßlßN^L^viviAN. '-,;. Oriehtai.—First innings „...■.....-..;.....;..: 120 - Viriari.—First innings .■....■.'-...;■..'....■....;....;10T 'Oriental.—Second.lnnings.' , ■" Pa'ton/.c;-, Wilson, b.,Dempsey , 5 Alps,: b.v.Dumbleton, ; ...... ......,; ■..,....," C 2 Littlc;'.'run.'Ojiti.., 'J.....,.'...'.,'?..!.;. 1. »•••> 1- ■ Osborns';:-b: Diimb1et0n.......:,.;.... ;14 Billman, c Becile, .b...Dumbleton ...... . 1 Kinnear,. not out-.u..-.-.,..:..... 9 1 Green,-b. Dempsey i>..^...............;....... , . .1 Mestons c Wilson, b. Dumbleton ~., 7 Extras-■•.'..»...'.v....v..i.i...''»i..4i.-....:.i..'..i{ 26

. Total ■-•.i^... i .:.;V..i..',i...;-;;.....-. 137 ' Boiyijnjf' Analysis.—Cording , , no : wickets ; for 22 runs;' Ttemp^y, r 'two'for'-iO; MiltSjone foKijO'i'Dunibletbß, four for 16.: Hollis,-two-for 33,,.:':.": .r:': =;''■ : 'v , - "■' -,•■■•. > Viviau.-rSecond Innings, ■■.--..'"' Uuinbleton, b.V/Patpii'.. '.■...•........................ 8 Demftsey,■ b^ , Paton V.'......;..."...'..:...,;.;.„.. 7 Cording, -c.- Wyatt,; b.'. Billman. ......... .-., .0 Caterer, b.. ■Gou'rlay ';!,*;,&:;...'.. ..;.... ; 2B Mills;il.b;w:;'b':' .Gourlay .; I V.-;i;;;-.;....-..-.v 9. Castles, b. "• Wyatt-" a, Wilson, b. Gourlay-;.-...-.....-........v. 0 Beale, b. Gouriay .:'..i.v..,:.....-...... 18 Killick, b. Paton ..:..'........:......'. i 0 Haydeu, ,b.. Gpurlay. .........V 1 'HoJIIS,- Hot OUt '...C.:-.'.;..;'..;.....:i..v...;...'.... '1 .• -Extras ■• ;:....^..v. vv ......:..:....;../..... 10 - Total -:■'. :.:;..v ( ;.V.;.!..:..-..v....v.., 94 Bowling Analysis:—Paton, three wickets for 32 runs; Billnian; one for IS; Gourlay, five 'for 25; Wyatt, one 'for 14. . .-':■■ : ■ : ■■•■'■■'' ; f , Union.—First Innings : 2i3 ~Y.M.C'.A.-rirst Innings;; Rev. E.. 0. Blamiies, b.'M'GiU 26 lJyson, st. Burns, b.. "VVarne ; 18 Bale, b. Harris ■....'..■....'..;.■.;: .0 Sclater/b. Haynes -■..■..•..,...,.. i Tyrrell, b. M'Uill ■.........;.■..>.... 7 (i. M'Kay.k Harris ..;...........>... 0, Plant, not out ...". 1 Slack, b.li'GM 0 Thomson,, b. M'Gill ■ 0 Paget, c. Ha'ynes, b; Harris '.......' ■ 0 U.M'Kayy absent ' ■ .: — Extras '.;..;....».....;•"••■•»■■»••••.•■ 1 ■■' Total".' :.....;;:..;..„... .» ;57 Bawling, analysis.—Harris.. took. three, wickets tor 24 runs;,M'Gill, four for .20;, Warne,,one for 7;,Hnynes,- oiie for.s. ;': '.'■', v.T.M-.C.A— Second .innings. ~ ;. Rev.'E. O. Blamires, run out••.-».•. ■ 3 I'lant/c. Bums; b. M'Gill : ;.: 10" Dyson, b. Haynes ■.•...'...... ..;... 8 Sclateiv b. Haynes .■.■......•..., 6 Tyrrell,' c. Mulford, b. Bonner 37 Bale, c. Mulford, b. Haynes .■ 1 E. M'Kay.b;:Haynes -....•.. ~..;..... 0 G. M'Kay, c. . Burns, b. Bonner ...... 17. Thomson, run out' .'.... 5 Slact bi.Bonnsr ■......;..■..■....;...»..../,.,... 10 Paget, not out : ;....... 2 Extras ;.■.....■....;....■...; :......... 2 : T0taL'>.:.;r.....^..1.v...»---.-.v—:101 Bowling, analysis.—Harris, no wickets for 25; Jl'Gill, one for. 18; Haynes/four for 13; Bonner,. threa for 21;-Taylor, none for G; Driver, none for 16. \ ■ ■.-•.•'■■■■ Union won. by an innings and 85 runs.

"■-. :'JUNIOR'MATCHES;. ; ' These- matches were played on , Newtown Park) on very fair. - wickets. Some fine bawling-": performances '. were put up. The ■ results of : the matches were ar, follojv..—Oriental defeated Union by 28 runs; Chemists defeated United by 18 Tuns; Red Cross defeated Artillery by 41 runs. , . i '- " : ' • v : ' " ; ■" ■ Championship Points.—Oriental, played 1, won 1, points i; Union, played 1, 0, points 0; St. Patrick's;.played 1, won \; points.4;. Artillery, played 2, won 0,, points 0; Chemists, played 1, ;wpn .1, points 4; ■United, played 2, won. l> points ' i; Red. Cross, played 2, won 1,, points. 4. Oriental v. Union: Oriental; first innings, 89 (Williamson 36, Marshall, 11). Second innings, 69 (Lane 12, Williamson 12). Union, first innings, 75 (Haley 31, Weeks 27.1.. Second innings, 55 (Cohen 20, Williamson; 17)> : :' Bowling for Union in Oriental's, first: innings, Weeks took six wickets for' 29 runs; iu their second.in-: nings Haley took three for 12, and Cohen five for tt: .Bowling, for. Oriental in Union's'first innings, LuxfoTd took five for 7, -Mummery four for 26. In Union's second innings, Luxford took six for, 11, and Le Cren three for 13. ...'■■.- Chemisti v. United.—Chemists, first innings, 68 (Masters. 30); second innings,'.Bo (Masters• 17,-'M f Kenzie 30, Simpson-16): United, first innings, 68 (Christopherson not out-21, A. Chamberlahd:ls); second innings, G2 (Fredico 11, Jlalnijnche 15, Wilson 13). Bowling for United in Chemists'-first innings, St'anbridge took seven.for 16, and Dawson.:.three _for .17. Tor Chemists in TJnited's- first innings, BeJsham took three for 7, aDd .11'Kenzie five fot ; 32'.

Red Crosa v. Artillery.—Red Cross, first

innings, 103 (Rouse 25, Thomas 18, Fraser 10, Haines 10). Second innings, 138 (R-iley 57,-House 13, Hill 27, Thomas 16). Artillery, first innings, 130 (Chapman 29, Ching 23, Davidson 17, Ellis 14). Second innings, 68 (Chapman 15, Davidson 11, Clung 12). Bowling for Artillery in Red Cross's first innings, Thompson took'five for 7, and Milroy five for 34. In the second innings Ellis took five for U. Bowling for Red Cross in Artillery's first innings, Hill took five for 2G. In the second innings, '1 nomas took four for 4. ' ■ NO SATURDAY GRADE GAMES. On account of the Wellington representative match against the N.S.W. Teachers, there will be no other association matches that day. '■'... . •■' ■ , BOYS' CRICKET LEAGUE. .. The following fixtures and grounds have been drawn for the boys' matches next Saturday:— -.'•'■ ■ .:■ ' Senior Matches. . . Donald M'Lbijfn. Street P.M.C.C. v. St. Thomas's, at -Newtown Park No. 1; Marist Bros. v. St. Anne's, at Duppa Street No. I.'. •■•■■■■''■ '■ .. . ' ; '.'■."■■ Junior Matches. ; Institute v. Trinity, at Duppa Street No. 2; St. Anne's v. St. Peter's, at Newtown Park I\o. 2; Y.JIiCA; v. Kilbirnio, at Newtown Park No. 3; Mt. Cook v. St.. Paul's, at Dupper Street No. 3; St. Mark sv. Kelburne, at No. 1 Kelburne Park; Central Mission v. Marist (Hawkestone), at Kelburne Park No. 2; Harist Bros., a bye. . ___ ,' ■ EAST'S ANNUAL TOTJE. . is usual, the Wellington East Club are now organising their' attractive annual tour- "over the Strait," where they play Nelson, Brightwater, Motuek'a, and AVairau C.C. (at Blenheim). The team leaves on December 24, and returns on. Thursday, January 2. There are a couple' of vacancies in the team •still to be' filled «p. ■■ . ■ ' . ■ ' ■■■■..■

POLICE V. H.M.S.; CAMBRIAN. A cricket match between a team from H.M.S. Cambrian and the Police-Occi-dental team was played, at Anderson , Park yesterday. The pitch was very true, and was specially prepared by the caretaker of the park. The Police-Occidental teann' made 197 Dins (Butters 73, Carrad 41, O'Leary' 22, arid Schramm 21). For the Cambrian team Beniiett tcok three wickets and . Lobbs two, and M'Kinnon one. ; The Cambrian team made 90 runs (M'Kinnon 29 and, Bennett 23, Liddle 14, and Shepperd 11). Schramm took eight wickets,' Carrad one, and Cass sells-one. . ■

"CORNSTALK" TEACHERS ARRIVE.' The New South Wales school Teachers' lectin of cricketers arrived in Wellington, by the Ulimaroa yesterday. ' Following; is the team:—U. Harvey, Ji. M'Mullen (Bhrwood), O. Smith, ,1. E. O'Neill, A. Sattler, C. P. Schrader (Central Cumberland), S. Freeman (Glebe), J. Myers (Balmain), I' , . AV. Dunn (Petersham), F. Barnes (Woollongong), A. Morris (Broken Hill), J. Rose (Gonlburn), Moore-(Crook-. K-ell), .1. Walsh (i-'orbos), and T. Holers. M'ilulleu is captain and Smith viteuaptaiii. , ■■■ ' . The party, counting lailies as well us men, numbers 2!). .Several of the party, are bowlers and tennis players.; Seven of. the cricketers are first-grade players. The visitors were formally welcomed at the Town /Hall -yesterday afternoon.-by tne Wellington Educational Institute. Ihe ilayor (Mr. 1). M'Laren) presided at. the gathering.'' ■ . ■ •- '■ The -Kew. South Wales Teachers-eleven to play Wellington-teachers will bo con-, stitutod- as follows:—M'Mullen, 0 iNeill, Smith, Fieemnn, Sattler, Myers, Uarnes, Harvey, Rose,'-Walsh, Schrader. ■ . • ';' WARE HOUSEMEN'S - ASSOCIATION; ■•!" The' following are the fixtures for the •'Warehousemen's Association for Satiir-''day:-NX Railways■■'%•.. Post and Telegraph' Stores, at Anderson Park; A..K Kernot's v. Telephone. -Exchange, aj'Wl-, burne Park; Electric Light vl Piamlers Bros., at Kelburne Park; The Domikion'- ; v. AVhitcombe and Jornhf, at-Newtown Park east; Newtown Park' west; -Levin and Co. v. Accidental, at D-upptf; btrect. fto. . 8; Ocean V. "N.i!...Times, at Duppa btrter ; N0.,7.--- ■.;- :: '';;;v ; -. "-. ~;...:.