CRICKET

Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2076, 31 December 1907, Page 3

CRICKET

P.B. CRICKET ASSOCIATION. The usual weekly meeting of the 1 Poverty Bay Cricket Association was ! held in the British Empire Hotel Hast evening, Mr. ft. W. Ciiry presiding. It was decided to recommence tno Cup fixtures on Thursday, 9tli, and Saturday, 11th January. Messrs It. G. Hallamoro and J. Lang were appointed a sub-commit-tee to ‘ascertain what players were available for a trip to Motu about i the end of January, r Mr. It. Thelwall’s name was added I to the ground committee. ' A player was reported for using objectionable language during the j , course of the match at Victoria Do--1 , main on Boxing Day. It was rescVrv--1 •v ed -that the. player in question be U-ALAalled before the Association on I Monday evening next, when an lnI quiry will be held re the alleged of- ! le Tbo selection committee, Messrs It. '4 Carv, AV. Gibson, H. E. Maude J. :i& Lang, and J. Monk, met after the -J h meeting, and selected the following tkelevens to take part in the Married . J v Single match at Victoria Domain A oil New Year’s Day, play commencing at 10 o’clock sharp :--Singlo • team-J. Gibson, A. Young G Harter, S. McConnell. H. Babb, C. LKi i -rafforcl'-Reynolds, D. Miller, K. F - J Kraut, Brown, C. Chapman, J- BowIp) 'J' an, and Hutcheson; Mamed team §r—.. fit. AV. Cary, It. G. Hallamore, O. fe asker, Glennie, W. Gibson, P. 1' '! fcColl, It. Emanuel, HE. Maude, B ; ?;4 Charles, H. Whyte, D. M. GorGoop. ■ .TN-GTON BEATS OTAGO. , •'SiiEyess' Association. ■-V \V?fSfiJNGTpNjyDec. JO. '"I The cricket match „ ‘1 lington and Otago ended u a victory If, for the former by 8 wickets. lb<i \ visitors made 255 in their second m’dj ninss of which Eckhold and Makersav made 41 each, Torrance <33, and • .in Euler 30. This left Wellington J■' 'ft wanting onlv 67 to win, and the reiif,,; qu’tred runs 'were got for two wickets. ‘ e ‘; ' N.S.AV. TEACHERS V.'WANGANUI WANGANUI, Dec. 30. 1 A cricket match was played to-day between a local team and the Neu ( SouTh Wales teachers. Wanganu; went in first and put up “' „ takin" four wickets for la and omitn four fo! 28. The New South AVales ; ?’ dominees in their first effort 5: 205 (McMiEen 40, Tapp 31, Smith • s 20 Roberts 18, McGrath 17). Wan gaimi in their second innings lost ,e 8 wickets for .186. N.S.AV. v. QUEENSLAND. \ United Press Association— Copyright (Received Dec 30. . In the match New South Wales v. ’ Queensland the former wickets. The local team wthur first T^BiaUVul wickets!' 110 Queensland "m their first ■innings made 283 (Hartigan > ■ Haves 46). and in tlieir second innings 328 (Thomson 70, Crouch 03, Redgrave 44). \ VICTORIA v. NEW SOUTH \ WALES. V (Received Dec. 3o! 10.33 p.m.) .1 l ucctIv ME ,x,BOURNK. Dec. 30. Tn til© match A r ictoria v N.S.AA . - feS^’^Selo)!' 01 New \ 207 al (Nob 10*100 Trtmiper'29). Victoria made 20 for two wickets »n (i the second innings. ! • SECOND TEST MATCH. The Australian team r t^ h a t Thicli test will be the same bufc Hart j. gsurXQAveensfand) is twelhh man, in->-d stead of ARMSTRONG APOLOGISES. • (Received Kc. 3o! 10.33 p.m-) ' IIELBODIiNE, Dec. .30, Tho Victorian Cricket Association n ronosed to suspends Armstrong, but p oposeu L j an apologv and ! y nce C tTat such a thing would ! not occur again. l' ’■ " ■