CRICKET.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2343, 9 November 1908, Page 3

CRICKET.

CHAMPIONSHIP COMPETITION. The championship matches were continued on Saturday afternoon, in perfect cricketing weather. Wanderers easily accounted for Taraheru at the latter’s ground, while at the Domain there v r as an exciting finish in the United-T'e Ran match. United continued their first innings, and totalled 112, and on Te Itau going in a second time they were all disposed of for 57 runs, at 5.45. This left_ United 13 runs to obtain a 3-point win, and, with the interval of ten minutes, five minutes in which to get them. The batsmen made a gallant effort, hitting or running for everything, but only managed to secur e'twelve runs, thus being robbed of victory by time alone. Following are the scores:— UNITED—Ist Innings. Bowman, b Lee-r Archer ... 0 Reynolds, c Monk, b Pine ... 35 Gorman., c and b Pine ... 4 Moore-Sampson, b ijee-Archer ... 1 Manning, b Lee-Archer 0 Jeffreys, b Monk ... ... 0 Gibson, c~Lee-Archer, b Pine ... 18 Hallamore, not out 31 Daniell, st. Cary, b Pine ... 4 Farrell, c Miller, b Dudfield ... 5 Grenfell, b Dudfield ... ••• 1 Extras ... ... ... ... 13 Total ' ... ... _ ... ...112 Bowling analysis : Pine four wickets for 29, Lee-Archer three for -8, Dudfield two for 6, Monk one for 14. TE RAU—2nd Innings. (First innings 67.) Monk, lbw, b Hallamore ... 6 Pine, c and b Reynolds ... ... "8 Lee-Archer, c Farrell, b Reynolds 3 Scholium, b Manning 2 Dudfield, b Reynolds. ••• 8 Cary, st. Bowman, b Hallamore 13 Miller, b Hallamore ... ... 7 Featon, not out . 6 Riwai, absent 6 Hogan, absent 0 Paku, absent ... ... ••• 6 Extras ... ... ••• ... o Total ... .. .. ••• ... 5/ Bowling analysis: Hallamore three wickets for .9, Reynolds three for 15, Manning one for 15. UNITED—2nd Innings, Bowman, run out ’ ... ... 3 Reynolds, not out ... ... 5 Hallamore, not out ~.. 4 Total for one wicket ... ... 12 WANDERERS V. TARUHERU. At the conclusion of play ori Saturday fortnight, Taruheru, in their first innings, had made 48, end Wanderers had lost five wickets for 35. On Saturday the remaining five wickets added 44, the innings closing for 79. Taruheru. then went in again, and ] made 73. This left Wanderers with | 42 wipj and tfcy rjjgs

tained. for the* loss of four wickets? Appended are the scores:—

TARUHERU—2nd Innings. (First innings, 48.) Whitely, b Glennie 7.. 16 Golding, c and b Adamson ... 19 Davis, c and b Lasker ... ... 9 Sharpies, c and b O'Donnell ... 0 Dillon, b Babb ••• 0 Charles, c V-alder, b Glcnuio ... 9 Mathieson, b Babb 4 Minnis, o Glennie, b Babb ... o Sharp, b Glennie ... ’ •■ • - •• • 1 Bilcher, b Glennie ... ... 9 Jennings, not out ... 0 Extras ... ... ••• ••• & Total ... ... ••• ... 73 AVANDERERS —2n d Innings. (First innings, 79) Glennie, b Charles ... 15 Valder, b Davis ... ... ... 2 Babb, c Sharpies, b Davis ... 2 Lasker, notout ... _ ... ... 18 AlcConnell, b Davis ... 4 McColl, not out ... ... ••• 4 Extras 4 Total for four wickets • ... 49 AUCKLAND AIATCHES. [Piiess Association.] AUCKLAND, Nov. 8. The second round of the Auckland Cricket Association championship was concluded yesterday in line weather, and on good wickets. The following are the results of the senior grade matches:—Eden A v. Grafton: Eden A, 120 and 121 (Elliott 63); Grafton, 225 and 20 for four wickets; Grafton won by six wickets, thus securing a three-point win. Parnell v. Eden, colts: Parnell, 149 and 123 for six wickets, innings declared closed (Hutchings 33); Eden colts, 102 and 69; Qliff took seven Eden colts’ wickets for 31 runs; Parnell won by 101 runs, securing! a three-point win. Ponsonby versus University: Ponsonby, 352; University, 202 (Jacobsen 69, Ellis 43, AVilkes 35, Graham 31); Ponsonby won by 150 runs on the first innings, a two-point win. North Shore- v. City: North Shore, 337; City, 57 (Stem-son 24) and 145 (Cossey 55); Haddon "took four wickets lor 24, Howden three lor 29, amt McMahon lour for 31); North Shore won by an innings anti 135 runs, a three-point win. - ; -

OTAGO AIATCHES

[Pi; ess Association.]

DUNEPJNi Nov. 8. The cricket matches were continued yesterday in splendid weather. Carisbrook A beat Albion by an innings -and three runs (the former making 189 and the latter 74 and 103); Butler (Carisbrook) took 9 wickets for 31 and 5 for 19. Opoho boat Dunedin by 60 runs on the first innings; the former made 139 (Kenny 57 not out)), and 21 for five wickets, and Dunedin 79 and 124 for nine wickets. Grange (116) beat Carisbrook B (83) by 33 runs on the first innings.