POHANGINA v. CARNARVON.

Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 186, 10 February 1896, Page 2

POHANGINA v. CARNARVON.

A cup match was played between the above clubs on the Feilding Cricket Grouad on Saturday last, and resulted in a win for the Carnarvon team by three wickets. Both teams played with ten men. The following are the scores : Pohangina, Ist innihgs. McLeavy, run out 0 S. Roberts, b Askew 0 W. Roberts, b Askew! 11 F. Roberts, b Penny 0 J. Roberts, b Penny 0 J. Brown, b Penny ... ... ... 3 H. Roberts, c Bishop, b Askew ... 0 H. Adsett, c Edwards, b Askew ... 1 J. Payne, b Penny 4 Warrington, not out 5 Extras 3 Total 27 Carnarvon, sst innings. Bishop, c and b Roberts 7 Harrison, bS. Roberts ... ... 0 Penny, run out... ... ... ... 9 Robinson, c J. Roberts 1 Askew, b McLeavy ... ... ... 2 Bowater, b McLeavy 0 Edwards, not out 13 Opie, cH. Adsett ... ... ... 0 Harper, b H. Adsett 2 Anyon, b McLeavy 2 Extras 5 Total 41 Pohangina, 2nd innings. S. Roberts, c and b Penny 5 Warrington, c and b Askew 0 Roberts, b Bowater 16 J. Roberts, 1.b.w., 7 J. McLeavy, c Edwards, b Harper ... 1 J. Browp, run out 3 W. Roberts, b Harper 0 H. Roberts, b Harper.., ... ... 3 H. Adsett, b Harper „ 0 J. Payne, c Robinson, b Harper ... 0 Extras 2 Total 37 Carnarvon, 2nd innings. J, Robinson, b McLeavy ... ... 2 T- Askew, b McLeavy „. ... 0 D. Opie, bS. Roberts „, „, , f , 0 Bishop, 1.b.w., b McLeavy „, ... 0 Bowater, b S. Roberts 4 Edwards, not out ... ... ... 12 Harrison, 1.b.w., S. Roberts 8 Extras 4 Total 25 SOME PHENOMENAL SCORING. (Per Press Association,) Adelaide, February 8. In the cricket match Adelaide Club v. Norwood, the former lost six wickets for 472— Geo Giffen 125, Darling 120. Melbourne, February 9. The cricket match, Oarlton y. University, was concluded to-day. The former's first innings closed for 924, which is the Australian record— Worrall, not out, 415. In the match East Melbourne v. Richmond, the former's first innings cloßed for 876— Vautin 274, Macalister 186, Lewis 156. Melbourne against St. Kilda, the former in their first innings made 683 — Trumble 16.3, C. McLeod 126, Roche 109. At a meeting of the Cricket Council, after a lengthy discussion on the individual merits of the' members of the team chosen by the Selection Committee, the names selected by the latter were adopted j also, a suggestion to Appoint a fourteenth man. The committee of manageiaent whij.e £he team is on tour will consist of the manager, the captajn for the time being, and TrumWe. London, February $. Dr W. Gr. Grace has been presented with £9000. Wellington, February 8Some tall scoring was made in Wellington this afternoon. Holdship in one match carried out his bat for 163, while in another match Williams scored 150 and Tucker 109 respectively.