CRICKET

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8353, 13 February 1913, Page 11

CRICKET

WEDNESDAY ASSOCIATION. Another round in the Wednesday Cricket Association's senior grade competition was commenced yesterday. The weather was fine,- the wickets in good order and there were a fair number of spectators present. VIVIAN v. ARTILLERY. Vivian made a very poor stand against Artillery, being dismissed for the small total of 49. Mills 17 not out was tho best of the batsmen-. Artillery had lost eight wickets for 133 at the call of time, Hughes contributing 33. Smith took five wickets for 20 runs for Artillery, and Dempsey captured a similar number for 36 runs for Vivian. Scores: VIVIAN.—First Innings. Caterer, o Taylor, b Smith 3 Castle, o and b Smith 1 Mills, not out 17 Cording, b Smith ........ 9 Haydon, b Mclntyre Beale, b Mclntyre o Dumbleton, b Smith 3 Hastings, c and b Smith 2 Dempsey, Ibw, b Douglas n Extras ... 0 Total 43 Bowling analysis.'—.Mclntyre took two wickets for XT runs. Smith fire for 26. and Douglas one for 0. ARTILLERY.—First timings.Gilmer, b Dempsey 1 Bale, b Dumbleton .......... 0 Hughes, c sub., b Dempsey 34 Smith, o Beale, b Dempsey 13 Wilson, c Mills, b Dumbleton 16 Douglas, b Dempsey - O Porter, run out Thompson, b Dempaey -3 Mclntyre, not out ...a.....: 29 Crichton, not out * Extras 28 Eight wickets for ....... —l3B J Bowling analysis.—Dumbleton took two . wickets for 23, Dempsey five for 57, Cording none for 2, and Mills none for 28. RIVALS v. UNION. Rivals made 110 in their first inning* against Union. Kinvig knocking up 28. waich included several boundaries, union' made a very poor start, and at one stage had eight wickets down for 3G, Kinvig'a figures at this juncture being five for 9., Burns and O'Sullivan then got together. _ and the formet was missed oil the very , first ball of Kinvig’a over that he played. ; He hit out very freely from this on. and ; tho partnership put on 30, the mmngaeventually closing for 75, Burns»being • 23 net out. Scores; RIV Innings. Burke, Ibw. b Harris Kinvig. o Waters, b Haines ............ 28 ■ Smith, b Harris * VarO, run .ottt < George, b Haines - 1° Tblhurst, b Haines - Picketing, b Hhrrik ..... » Davis, et Burns, b Harris .... —.... 0 McKenzie. b Haines ............—.......... IX Mcßvedy, st Burns, b Hams « Datrook, fibt out •> Extras “ Total lw Bowling Analysis—Harris took five wickets for 68 runs, McGill none for 6, Haines four for 25. UNlON—First limifags. McGill, c Darrock, b Kinvig .... 4 Waters, b KinVig is Harris, b McEVedy Drivet, 6 Dart-och, b Kinvig >.) WatnS, c McEVedy. b Darrock 9 Taylor, c Bhrke, b Rlnvig I) HemtiS, R Kihvig * BUrns. not 01il -j MulfoM, b Darrock, .......... ■ - O’SaUlvatt, 6 Davis, b Smith 9 HaiheS. b KihVig * Hktraa ......... Total ■ ,» " Bowling Analysis—Kinvig took six wickhte for 23 runs. MoEvedy• one for 1., Darrock two for 28. Smith one for 1. ORIENTAL r. Y.M.C.A. Oriental were in good form in their " match against Y.M.C.A., and made the good total of 202 before they' were aU dismissed, Truscott contributing fil by splendid Cricket, Qburtay made 42, and he also gave a good display. When ctumps were drawn X.M.O.A, had SS> to their Credit for tho loss of one wicket, , r , Attneave being 23 not out. Scores; .ORIENTAL.—First Innings. Gourlay, b Bale ..aa;..:.....:.....:........... 42 Wyatt, b Bale 0 Alpe, Ibw, b G. M<Kfty ....... ..17, Masters, c Tyrrell, bG. McKay ...... 4 Meston, b Slack, b G. McKay 3 Truscott, o Tyrrell, b Bale 61 tattle, o G. McKay, b Bale 0 Osborne, e Sclater, b Tyrrell - 19 Hillman, 0 Carrad 23 Toms, b • Carrad X Green, not out ............ 13 Extras - 21 Total 203 , Bowling analysis. Bale took .four wickets for 49 runs, G. McKay three for 54, Carrad two for 13, Tyrrell one feu 10, R. McKay none for 12, Attneave none for 12, Sclater none for 31. Y.M.CA.—First Innings. Tyrrell, b Gourlay ................. T Carrad, Hot out 8 Attneave, not out 23 Extras 7 - One wicket for 89 Bowling analysis .—Gourlay took on; wickets for 19 runs. Masters none for 9, - Green none for 4. JUNIOR GAMES. The fifth round of the junior competition was commenced at Newtown Park yesterday afternoon. Oriental made 60 (Mummery 15 and Lindsay 12) in their match against Chemists. The latter .replied with 75 ' (McKenzie 20 and E. . Fear 11). For Chemists Masters took- six wickets for 26 runs, and for Oriental Trilford five for 12. Artillery made a very bad start in their match against Onion, being dis- • missed for 21. Vnion made 140 (Dimdora 25, Cohen 19, Wicks 12, and Kirby 12).. For Union Haley took five wickets for eight runs, and Cohen four for 9. St. Patrick’s College made 87 (Rev. Father Cullen 28 - not out, Bartley 12, Flannigan 11) in their first innings against Red Gross. The latter replied" with 147 (ClapshaW 61, Fletcher 20, Haines 14, and Hill 13). For Red Cross Rouse took five wickets for 34 runs, and ClaphatU four for 17, and for St. Patrick’s College O’Donohue scoured five for 16. _____ WAREHOUSEMEN’S ASSOCIATION. Tho following are the fixtures for the above association for Saturday: United r. N.Z. Railways, at Anderson Park:. “Dominion” v. Telephone Exchange, at Kelburne Park; A. E. Kernots v. Levin and Co., at Kelburne Park; Occidental v. Sanders Bros., at Duppa street. No. 6; P. and T. Stores V. “New Zealand : Times,” at Duppa street. No. 7. On account of Newtown Park not being available the following matches are post- • poned: Electric Light v. Whitcembe and Tombs and GoHin and Co. v. Ocean. DO NOT DELAY. Have tho milk supplied to you examined by the Health Dcpartmeut’e officer at the Milk Station. Ring up tele, phone Noe. 244 of 538. and we will see that you are supplied. * . If yon desire to be Supplied with milk examined by the Health Department - ring PP telephones 244 or 533, -