ATHLETIC SPORTS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1651, 18 January 1913, Page 13

ATHLETIC SPORTS.

CRICKET. ,*

TROTT & fflS MEN.

PUT OUT FOR 80.

THE GAME,AT CHRISTCHURCH,

(By Telegraph.-Presn Assoolatlm.) Chriatchurch, January 17. The return match between Canterbury and South Melbourne commenced at Lancaster Park this afternoon, when the weather was perfect and conditions all in favour of a good game.. The faot that the previous matoh- resulted in a.close finish, has added considerable interest to tho present game. ." The South Melbourne team was the same that played here before, except that Purvis replaced Gray, whilst, on the Canterbury side, the places of Boxshall, bims, and Patrick are filled by Taylor, Paterson, and Woods. The wicket was in splendid order and the outfield fast. South Melbourne batted first and were all out for 80. Hiokmott had his hand injured in stopping a hot one from ' M'Cormack, and he had to retire. He will not bo able to bat' in the match. . Canterbury in their first Innings made 191 for, five wickets, J. L. Paterson contributing 53, and D. Eeese M not out. Scores:— ■'.- ,'•'.,■ ';■.,< ' '-'. South Melbourne.-Flrstlnnlngi. W. M'Cormack, o. Carlton, b. Bennett 16 T. Purvis, run out ....'. ,'.'.'■ •••• JJ. Glller, b.Beeso ................ . 0. A. Kenny, b. Bennett...: 28 W. Scott, c. Bishop, b.'Bennett ...;.... 10 J. Kyle, b. Sandman 3 R. Deas, c. Taylor, b. Sandman ......... 9 Q. H. Trott, c. Hayes,/ b. Sandman ... , 9 S. Sykes, b. Sandman' .■2 / IA. Gray,'b., Bennett 1 A. Pentland, 'not 0ut''.'...................•••• ; -0 Extras. .' • 9 Total 8Q Bowling Analysis.—J. H. Bennett, 15 overs, 4 maidens, 24 rnns, 4 wickets: D. Eeese, 6 overs, 1 maiden, 20 runs, 1 wicket; D. Sandnjan, 10 overs, 2 maidens, 27 runs, 4. wickets,... ,'' . \-

«,..-.•; "Canterbury.—First Inning*. , E. R/.Caygill. b'. Giller ........;. 83 P. Woods, o. Scott, b. Kenny ......: 8 W, Hayes, 1.b.w., bi Kyle ....; 10 H.-A. Bishop, b. Kyle, 4 J. L.' Paterson, b. Purvis .<....,.«» S3 D. Reese, not out 61 D. Sandman, not out ; 6 Extras 13 ' Total' for five : Trioketa ................... 191, ;. TEOTTS TEAM.TO PLAT EEEE. .The last ohance to ses the South Meltourne team in aotion here will be given at the Basin Reserve'on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, January 21, '22, and 23; when ; Harry Trott and team will engage ! "an eleven : representing; the Wellington Wednesday Association. The mid-week-'players contain' some' exponents of .the game 'whose'i'"form" r ji3 less widely ; known ;: that■'its;'m«r l it f; 'deserves/ and a firStalasa game should,result. The tour of • the'-Sbuth':, Melbourne- team" has attracted a great deal of attention—a fact which" is • sufficiently evidenced by the annouhcement.that tno redoubtable Anoklanders are', now desirous of measuring swords with the splendid lot of Victorians before , they ■: ledvo, New; Zealand. , ■ v COLOOTL KNOX'S ELEVEN. ■ In a match between Colonel Knox's team and- a Wednesday tciun, Colonel ' f ftnox'B''teant' batted':first. The scores were-'as follow:— , : '. '■>. ;' ' •'-•; Colonel Knox's Team. ■.'',-, Major Hume, c; (Jo'uriay,' b. Dempsey', -7 D. C. Collins, c. M'Gill, b.' Dempsey, 0 G. Fell, c. Masters, b. Dempsey...:..' ' G J. R/'Bur,t, o. M'Gill, b.'Dempsey.... 0 R. Darrach,. b. M'Gill 9 l)r. MTiivedy.'l.b.w., M'Kenzio 84 Major 'Hughes, c'.' 'M'Kenzie, b. . Masters ...., ..;„„.......'..■............. 12 Major War'dlaw, b. Masters ............... B R. Borch, notou't .'... ..;. ,9. Gunner Owles, o. and bi Dr. Pigeon... 0 Extras ..............:........»..•.»..■•.••••.- 11 : Total .;;...„..;.......;... v 102, Bowling Analysis.—Gxmrlay, no wickets, for 11 runs; Dempsey, five for 39; M'Gill, ■ ono'for 12;iM'Kenrie, ! one for 19; Masters, ■ itwo'for 10;;D.r.,,Pigeon,- ons for 1.,; ; ■_»'_:*:-.» i'«■,;■. iWednesday ■Team. Hemus, o. 8irch : ...;..;..»...;;.. .....10 Dr. Anderson; b. Dr. M'Evedy 22 Dr. Pigeonv bovrled B M'Gill,, o. Darroch S George, c. and b. Fell H Mulford, o. and b. Biroh ;........ 6 M'Kenzie, bowled ~..:.«.. : S Alpe;, b: Birch ....;......'.; •••• •'••••• * . Dempsey, not out • • •••• *1 Gourlay, c. and b. Burt ....20 j Extras .«•' • 17

.'"•Total'for nine wickets ~179 Bowling Analysis.—Darroch, no wicket' for 21 runs; Cochrane, none for 15; four for 52; Dr. M'Evedy, one for 33; Birch, two for 16; Fell, one for 21; Burt, one for 2. ".■'■:',. ■' - :

•A team of twelve from the Wellington Club met a team of the .same number (selected) by the Wellesley Club on Thursday.. Wellesley Club made 218, and Dr. Collins'fl:team 168 for four wickets. .Batting for Dr. Collins's team, his 'Excellency the Earl of Liverpool went in fourth wicket down, and had' scored 16, not out when stumps were drawn. Captain Shawe contributed 52.

BOWL^,

JOHNSONVILLE V;. WELLINGTON. The following bowlers >will represent the Johnsonvilie Bowling Club in .a friendly match v, Wellington Club today:— m At Home-Smythe, Green, Bould, Taplin (s.) ;> Wackrow, Cane, Mills, Turner (s.); Rod; Carman, Harrap, Orr (s.). Away—Ferguson; Greig, Perry, Manson, (s.); Kilsby, Jerusalem, Styles, Sloane (s.)j O'Neill, Steele, Morgan, Wallis (s.). ( . SOUTH CANTERBURY'S TOUR. ■ - (By Teleeraph.—Press Association.) ■'■' Wanganui, January 17; In the bowling match this imornrag South Canterbury v. Wanganui Clubs, the visitors won six out of eight rinks, scoring 175 to 111. "'' ■■' ■, ..' . NEWTOWN CLUB. • The following teams will play » Wendy ly match with the Hutt Bowling Oub:Away at Hutt-Crewes, C. \V. Martin,. Duff, Price (s.); Smith, Noble, Bailey, Powell (s.); Mowbray, Chittey, Flyger, Wanvick (s.); W.'C: Read, Lemmon, Ranson, Swiney (sj. - '. .- _, At Home—Fisher, Jenkins, Trevor, Bland (s.); Roberts, Salmon, M'Lean, Pollock A. J. (s.); Mayo, Luke C. M„ Armstrong, Higginbottom (s.); Russell, Grenside, Astill, Brackenridge J.' !b.).

TREASURY AND AUDIT.

B6WLING AND TENNIS. In bowling and lawn Audit* Department fared no better than in the cricket match and athletics on the Hutt Recreation Ground on Thursday. Iho bowling and tennis matches took placo on greens kindly provided by the Hutt .Bowling and Tennis Club, resulting as_ follow:— Bowling. Treasury-W. M. Townshend, R. B. Vincent, A. J. Morgan, and C. E. Chittey (s.), 21; Audit—H. M. Nalder, Colonel R. J. Collins, J. T. Dumbell, and A. E. Fowler (s.), 15. 8 Tennis. Treasury defeated Audit by 1 rubbers to 2; 8 sets to 6; and 58 games to 59. Singles-J. H. Jones v. G. H. Richardson, 6-1, 8-fi; E. Toms v. G. G. Smith, 0-6, 3-6; H. Vivian v. T. H. Hamer, 6-3, 7-5; G. King v. C. V. Chamberlain, 1— 6, 0-G (second set by default). DoublesJones and Richardson v. Richardson and Smith, 1-6, G—2. 6—4; Vivian and King v. Hamer mid Chamberlain, !i—6, 6—2, I,o—o,