Cricket News

Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 104, 30 October 1893, Page 2

Cricket News

The first match cf the season was ! played between Feilding and Carnarvon, on the former club's ground, on Saturday last, nnd resulted in a victory for the local men by an innings and 52 runs. As will be seen by the following, the bowling of Stinson and Baillie was too much for the visitors : — Feililing.— J. C Hill, run out, 0;l Wellsiuan, c and b Askew, 0; Baillie, b < Askew, 6 ; A. Parr, run out, 0 ; Stinson, ; Reade, c Matthews, b Askew, 8; Innes \ Jone?, inn out, 24 ; Clark, b Askew, 0 ; i Henderson, b Strachan, 7 ; H. Giesen, not out, 6 ; Gnlland, b Strachan, 4 ; extras, 4 ; total, 109. Carnarvon, Ist innings. — Askew, b Stinson, :-$ ; Bishop, b Stinsen, 0; Mat' thews, b Baillie, 0 ; Strachan, 1> Baillie, 0; Bowntrr, b Baillie, 6 ; Hathaway, b Stint-on, 0; Kew, b Stinson, 0; A Mat thews, not out, 1 ; Henson, b Baillie, 1 ; llend, c Henderson, b Baillie, 9 ; Harper, b Stinson, 0 ; extras, 1 ; total, 21. Second innings— Bowater, b Baillie, 9; Bishop, b Stinson, 6 ; Hathaway, c and b Baillie, (> ; Askew, b Stinson, 1 ; Strachan, b Stinson, 0; Bead, st Parr, b Baillie, 8; Matthews, b Baillie, 0; Harp6r, c Stinson, bßuillio, 0; Kew, run out, 0; Henson, not out, :•) ; Matthews, st Parr, b Baillie, 1 ; extras, 2 ; total, 06 ; grand total, 57. A meeting of delegates from clubs affilintrd to the Rangitikei and Manawatu Cricket Association was held at the Man.chest er Hotel, Feilding, on Saturday evening, when representatives from oil clubs were present except Birmingham. The Rev Innes Jones was in the chair. The rule requiring all clubs to play two rounds was rescinded, and it was decided to play only one round each. The Union (Palmerston) Club gave in their adhesion to the Association, which now makes nine which have joined. A match committee was appointed to consist of one delegate from each club, five to form a quorum Mr Stracban was asked to draw up the fixtures, which will probably be published this week-