Cricket.

Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 388, 20 November 1908, Page 2

Cricket.

CHASE’S TEAM V, KINOHAKU Tbe cricket aeasou foe 1908 wu aehered ia on Saturday last, "hen the above teams met, and after a very ea joyable game victory rested with tbe visitors (who showed all round superiority) by 81 rone. Chase and F. Derecourt were the respective captains. Good batting form was shewn for Kinohaku by ihe Derecourt- Brothers, Neely and Fairfax. Tbe last named is a vary difficult ruau get-r»4-W. As usual, Harper aud F. Do re co ar I were deadly with the ball.. Chase, Higgins and Jonathan batted best for Kawhia. The match started at 11 am , st-d at 12,30 lunch was handed round at d later on afternoon tea. The r«frc-u--rnentH were provided by Mrs Cha*.'-, whose kindness was apprechied. '! attendance of epec:atore> wa* • • eluding a fa r number of ladies. Appended aro tbe score- : K'NoaaKUf iri«t Inniaga. F. Derecoart, b Berg : 7 Fairfax, b Pettit ... W. V\ right, b Ashford «; H. Derecourt, b. Hivgins . 37 Critty, h Ashfoad .. *) Harper, b Pettit ... ... 7 Wightman, b Ashfo d ... 0 NeUy, c Berg, b Higgiua Is A. Wright, run out Green, not out Newtou. run out o Sundries ... H Total ... ... h S Bowling Anaiysu.—Higgins, 2 wickets for 25 runs ; Berg, 1 for 29 ; Pettit. 2 I r 2H ; Ashford, 3 for 12; Aubin, 0 fur 11; X- - ton, 0 for 16. Second Inning*. Greeii, b Higgins ft Newton, b Aehford ... I H, Derecourt. b Ashford ... 8 Noelj, b I’ettit 5 F. Derecourt, c Berg, b Higgins .. M Fairfax, o Whiteombe, b Pettit 5 W, Wright, b Pettit ... 6 Crotty, b Higgins ... ... <1 A. Wright, c Pettit, b Ashford 0 Wightman, c Petit, b Bigrins ... 8 Harper, not uut 3 Sundries 11 Total 61 Bowling Analysis—Ashford. 3 wickets for 18 runs; Higgins, 4 for 20 , Pettit, 8 far 19 chase’s team. First Innings. Pettit, ad. H. Derecourt, b Dereeosurtlß Retit, b Harper ... ... ... ft Aubin, run out 5 Higgins b Harper 1 Whitcomb©, b Harper 1 Ashford, run out ... ,w ... 3 Jonathan, b Derecourt ... ... 8 Chase, not out ... ... 3 Newton, b Derecourt • Reeve, b Harper 3 Berg, o Wright, b Harper 9 Sundries 9

Total 99 Bowling Analysis—F, Derecourt, 4 wickets for 21 ram ; Harper, 1 for 12. Second Inning*. Aubin, c Wright, b Harper ... 0 Chase, run out 10 EUggins, run out 9 Pettit, b Harper ... 0 Reeve, b Harper ... 0 Newton, b Harper b Ashford, b Harper ... 2 Jona han, rot out ... ... ... 7 Wh tcombe, 1 b.w., b Derecourt... 3 Bw*, b H»rp« I Hetit, b Uaryer 3 Sundries 9

Total <7 Bowling Analysis—Harper, 7 wicket* for 19 runs; F, D*recoart, 1 for 23 . Wight, man, 0 for 3,

At tbe coDclasion of the match tbe teams and a number of residents were the guests of Mr nod Mrs Cheee at dinner, which was served in Scott’e Hall, which was decorated for tbe occasion. The tables were beautifully arranged and were laden with a bounteous eapply of choice ediblee. After fall justice had been done to the repast Mr F. Derecourt, on bsltatf of tho Kinohauu team, suitably thanked tbo ho«t and hostess for their hospitality, to which Mr Chase briefly replied. Tbe hall was then cleared for a dance (in aid of the Cottage Hoepital Fund), which was attended by about 30 couples. Mrs Cha so supplied the masic, Mr M'Carthy being M.Ci. -Mrs Chase also kindly provided, sapper, which was handed round oaring tbo eyening.