MID-WEEK CRICKET.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1691, 6 March 1913, Page 3

MID-WEEK CRICKET.

SIXTH ROUND. UNION SCORE A GOOD WIN. "Last smack" in the sixth round of the mid-week competitions was rcia'hed yesterday afternoon on. the Basin lieserve. As usual, all the wickets were in good condition.

In the match Oriental-Rivals, Rivals wanting .12 runs ami la minutes to play, just failed by 2 runs when time v, ( is called. The time was taken by the Iloeuer clock, which was two or three ir.inutes last, and considering that the game was not started to time, and that one cf the Oriental players kept the field waiting about six minutes before appearing at the wickets, the association should make these clubs play out the extra time. Union made a great win over Vivian. The latter, playing nine men, were all disposed of tor 52 runs in their second innings, this , rather astonishing result being due to the fine bowling of Warne and O'Sullivau.

Y.11.C.A. managed ,a four-'poiut win over Artillery. Y.M.C.A., with 117 on for four wickets, were all out for 148.' The Rev. E. 0. Blamires only added 1 to his score when ho was taken by a fine catch in the slips by Wilson. Artillery, in their second innings, made 118 for seven wickets, and declared their innings closed. This left the Y.11.C.A. 87 runs to get, which they achieved with,a few minutes to spare. Union now have a lead of 6 points in the competition. HONOUR BOARD. Batting. Bowiiug. Wilson 78 Sclater 3 for 21 Blamires 70 and 45 Warne 4 for 17 Warne 56 Mills 5 for 41 George 39 Gourlay ... G for 55 l)r. i\i"J3vedy,n.o. 30 M'lntyro ... 4 for 43 Gourlay 36 O'Sullivan 3 for 31 Smith 4 for 55 OMENTAL—RIVALS. Rivals.—First Innings. Flickering, b. Gourlay 10 Davis, b. Gourlay 5 Burke, c. Day, b. Billman 14 Rev. Bartlett, b. Gourlay 8 Dr. Anderson, c. and b. Billman 4 Varc, c. sub., b. Gouriay 15 Darroch, c. Truscott, b. Billman 2 George, b. Gourlay 3!) Smith, b. Gourlay 0 Dr. M'Evedy, not out 3G Dr. I'igeoa, c. and b. Masters 19 Extras 24 Total 176 Bowling Analysis.—Gourlay took six wickets for 56 runs; Billman, three for 61; Masters, one for 28; Day, none for 5; Wyatt, none for 2. Oriental.—Second Innings. Truscott, c. liev. J. 6. Bartlett, b. Darroch 17 Osborne, c. Dr. Anderson, b. Burke ... 12 Billman, b. Vare 14 Day, st. Rev. J. G. Bartlett, b. Smith 21 Green, run out 9 Gourlay, st. Rev. J. G. Bartlett, b. Smith ■ 3G Alpe, ■ c. Davis, b. Smith 15 Wyatt,' run ■ out 2 Masters, st. Rev. Bartlett, b. Smith 2 Jleston, not out 2 Extras 21 Total ' .'. 151 Total first inniny} 03 Aggregate 217 Bowling Analysis.—Burke took one wicket for 20 runs; Smith, four for 55; Vare, one for 8; Darroch, one for 35;. Dr. M'Evedy, none for 14; George, none for 1. Rivals.—Second Innings. Vare, c. and L. Billman 9 Davis, run out 12 George, b. Billman 7 Burke, 1.b.w., b. Gourlay 2 I'ickering, run out 1 Dr. M'Evedy; not out 8 Rev. Bartlett, not out 1 • Total for iive wickets 40 Total first innings 176 Aggregate 210 • Bowling Analysis.—Gourlay took one wicket for 26 runs; Billman, two for It; UNION-VIVIAN. Union.—First Innings. M'Gill, 1.b.w., b. Dempsey 29 Burns, b. Hollis 1 Harris, b. Hollis 24 Warne, c. Cording, b. Mills 50 Tavlor, b. Mills 9 Mulford, h. Mills 0 Wheian, b. Mills 5 J. O'Sullivan, b. Hollis 5 Haines, 1.b.w., ,b. Knapp 20 T. O'Sullivan, b. Mills 3 Bonner, not out 0 Extras 9 Total 102 Bowling Analysis.—Hollis took three wickets lor .11 runs; Dempsey, one for 44; Hills, five for 11; Knapp, one for 11; Dunibloton, none for 10. Vivian.—Second Innings. Castles, b. J. O'Sullivan > 0 Caterer, run out 3 Mills, c. sub., V. J. O'Sullivan 0 Cording, b. .T. O'Sullivan 2 Knapp, b. Warne 0 Dempsey, b. AVarne _ 17 Hayden, c. and b. Warne 10 Read, b. Warne -<l Hollis, not out 12 Extras 2 Total for eight wickets 52 • First innings * 128 1 Aggregate 180 Bowling—Haines, no wickets for 2 runs; .T. O'Sullivan, three for 31; Wal'ue, four for 17. Union.—Second Innings. Wheian. not out A. If Mulford, not out 0 Total for no wickets 25 Total for first innings 102 Aggregate 187 .Bowling.—Hollis, no wickets for 14 runs; Mills, none for 11. Y.M.C. A .—ARTILLERY. Y.M.C.A.—First Innings. Rev. E. O. Blamires, c. Wilson, b Smith : "0 Tyrrell, b. M'lntyre 0 Sclater, c. Wilsoii, b. M'lntyre f> Carrad, 1.b.w., b. Dr. Gilmer 1 Attneave, b. Wilson ! Varney, c. Douglas, b. Major Hume 27 Bale. li. Wilson 3 G. M'lvay, b. M'lntyre 5 R. M'Kay, l.bNv., b. M'lntyre 4 O'Shea, not out " Extras 19 Total •_ 101 Bowling.—M'Tntyro, four wickets for 43 runs; Dr. Gilmer, one for 22; Major llume, one for 18; Smith, one for 21; Wilson, two for 25; Douglas, none for 13. Artillery.—Second Innings. Wilson, not out •»•••• |S Major Hume, c. Carrad, b. Rev. Blamires 1 M'lntyre, b. Sclater -7 Taylor, b. Sclater ® Douglas, b. Balo * l'aton, run out 4 Dr. Gilmer, b. E. M'Kay "•» Smith, b. Sclater 4 Extras Total for seven wickets (declared) lj!S Total first innings Aggregate 2 '*' Bowling.—Rev. E. O. Blamires, one wicket for 39 runs; G. M'Kn.v, none for 27; Attneavc, none for 22; Sclater, three for 21; Bale, one for 27; R. M Kay, one for 6. Y.M.C.A.—Second Innings. Rev. Blamires, c. Crichtou, b. M'lntyre - ;!•; Hale, retired ... Tyrrell, st. Baton, b. Major Hume... 10 Attnouve, b. M'lntyre 3 Sclater, not out 2 Ivxtras 7 Total for five wickets ; 88 Total first innings 101 Aggregate .219 Bowling Analysis.—M'lntyre, two wickets for 27; Smith, none for 12; Dr. Gilmer, none for 18; Major Jlume, one for 21. .TUMOR MATCHES. The sixth round of the junior competition for the Winder Cim v;as concluded yesterday afternoon on Xewlown I'aik. St. I'atriclc's College r. Union.—College

in their fii>t innings made 113, and 13 in their second venture. Totai, 301. The m ' , Hartley made 38. I". Burke -1, OJJonoghne 14, )!ev. lather Cullenl3, Haunigan 11. Union in their first innings made 83, and in their second innings 113. Total, 190 (Williamson 3(1, nic cs 2'J, Cohen 25). Bowling lor Union, U icks took three wickets for 38, Cohen Jour for (11, O'Brien two for 1". For Colthe Rev. Father Bartlc.v took four lor .11, Burke three for 31. College won by 108 runs.

. Oriental v. Red Cross.—Oriental, first' innings 59, second innings 12.'). Total, 181. (Keniple -IS, Luxford 21, Robinson Hi.) Iwd Cross in their first innings made 76; second innings 38. Total, 174 (Llaines .12, J nomas 30).. Howling lor Red Cro.,s, I l ''m, 11 00 ' : ' OIIr for .18 runs, nioinas four for 10. For Oriental, liobinson took six for 13. Oriental won bv 1J Mills.