CRICKET.

Patea Mail, Volume I, Issue 55, 20 October 1875, Page 2

CRICKET.

—. Vd.UKOA v. Caui.vle. A match between the above clubs was played on Saturday last, on tbo old Turnpike road, Waima, and. as the scores will show, proved a victory for the former by 2d rims. The weather was very threatening during the first part of the day, and there seemed very little hopes of the game being played out, hut old Sol came out in all his glory in the afternoon, and time just allowed the game living played out. Fraser, captain of the (Jalyte team, won the, loss, and scut Ids opponents to the wickets, Letcher and Dm: «-y hai'dang 1 the willow against the lioweng <”% Garwood and Fraser, the Jormer leading - the .attack. Fraser was well on the spot - , ami soon sent lluleher lack to the pavilion t larwood in his next ov -r diminishing" Dudley with a trimmer, liowie was next man, but was soon run out. Perry, alter scoring live, was cleverly caught by Taplin, who had to run a good distance to secure tin* catch. Fookes, alter a let olf, was soon busy, “ snicking 1" raser lor a single, which he followed up by a drive oil' lor two. -Maso;i and Pookos kept together for a long time, when the hitter was caught by •lacolub oil, (.-larwood for 14. Mason soon alter had his leg stump shut down. Symes was caught at point by (Larwood oft Nicholson ; Itowio was bowled,Newland run out,and Gangster, (he last man, was bowled lay McKay. An adjournment was then made to Mr Edwards’ hotel, where lunch was provided in his well-known style, and which was done ample justice to. The Carlyle innings calls for little comment, if we except the batting of Fraser, who played steadily and well for his H, not out. Taplin was_ the next highest scorer with 7. The innings i closed for 40 —20 less than their opponents. Wairoa again took the wickets, but were soon disposed of, the buwimg of T raser and (larwood being well on the spot, that of (he latter being the best bowling seen at ’Wairoa for a number of years. The innings closed for 50, leaving Patea 5G to get to win, which they tailed to do. .faeomh and Fraser took the wickets, but the former was dismissed with a “ duck, which let in Garwood, who drove Butcher well to the off for 4 (the hit of the day), but was shortly afterwards stumped by Fookes. Inman hit away merrily for G, and Fimicrty played steadily lor his G. 'The innings closed for 08. Great credit is due to the victors, for there is no deuht they played steadily and wen, and desei v > every credit. The following - are the scores ;

VVAIUUA. FIRST 1XN IF OS. Butcher. b Fraser 0 Dudlev, b Garwood 0 Howie, rnu out ;» - 1’ciTv, c Taplin. b Fraser u Fookcs, c Jacomb, b Garwood Mason. 1j Garwood ... 10 Symos, c Uarwood, b Nicholson Hawes, b Garwood ... 'J ;> Kewland, run out 0 Thurston, not out ... 0 Langster, b McJvay... u lives 2;{ Log lives ti Wide; :t 'Total, C(J CAR!,VI,IF —FIRST 1XXIXC1S. Garwood. c Fookcs, 1) iUaoii 0 Fiiurrly, c Dudley, b Mason i N idols* m.' i Ma. on ... n Mciviv. ii 15,neber I 8 Fi'a-'Ci’. no; out .‘acoiub. e J)is<iicv, 1) Hatcher 0 iiimiin. b Mason 1 Taplin. c Kewhuid. 1) Butcher 7 Aruudell, b Mason ... 0 Meredith. 5> Mason ... t) Baggett,, b Butcher ■i lives / 1 Leg Byes Wides 10 Total, •10 WAIU0A. SKCUN1) IXX INCH. Butcher, c MicKav. 1j Fraser 2 Dudley, c Garwood, b Fraser 2 Howie, 1 b w, 1) Fraser 1! Berry, not out 2 Fookcs, st .lacomb 7 Mason, b Fraser Symes, b Fraser Hawes, run out: 2 0 Ncwland, b Garwood 0 Thurston, e Fra-er, b Garwood 0 2 - Langstcr b Fraser ... Byes 8 Total, 30 CAR1.VI.K. —SWJOXI) IXX1X08. _ Garwood, st Fookcs. b Mason 8 Finnerly, not out 0 Nicholson, 1) Butcher 3 McKay, c Dudley, b Butcher 2 Fraser, b Butcher ... 0 .1 acornb. b Mason ... 0 Inman, c Howie, b Butcher (1 Taplin. c Thurston, b Butcher <) Amndell, b Butcher Meredith, run out ... y, 0 Baggett, c Fookcs, b Mason 0 lives Leg lives i Wides i Total, :>;i