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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 41, 7 February 1908, Page 3

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-NEW I'IAMOI Til EAST \. (. AKKI.Nt TUN KOAU. Tin' above senior mulch, played o: the Ib'crcatioii Spuria (irouud vc- cr thiv. attracted considerable public a; lentioii- New i'lymoitth bitted lir-'. and gave a, \ery [«mr display, only coin piling 4S runs. lieiibow iliil nio.-L ol the damage willi the ball, capturing , k I wickets I'm- 13. M. Boherfson gave a iii.-l-eluss exhibition of wicket-keeping, which was something of a uval a iter llio average displivs given this -ca-oii. ('aiiington road responded witli a Imal uf ll:t. ISenlmw bchi" the lop -im'.-.'i Willi a well-executed -It.' .M. lioberl.-oi, ]mt nitlf'l in good style. Frank Robertson 1-1. Tin' two lirsl mentioned gave really good displays- ISraimd. with -•■

wk-kHs for -H, -mn-d the liesl a\i for XVw Plymouth, lmt w.:s «n-I'm-tiiiuiU' in llii' lii'liliiij; of liis liehNmcn who played runsideralily In-low I heir «v-M-;V\' I'I.VMMLTII. Ni-ii,.',!-. 1. Ui-nuo-.v " nowiu-.i. -i ii. ii r. i.i-lniuii.i.:. ii«-Hi.o«- « Sn't-iN. cM. I.iii.i'Umhi, Ii liriiliow.. II I'rire, Ii !'■ iibu-.v I lilMllllcl, 1) licllilOW " i-'hiltlr. r Sk:'llv. Ii Jii'lllicnv.. .. I."l Sli-iin-. -I ii. KolierHuH, li !■'. ltolierl--.on « Smitli. »"l "Ut ■' Hakor, l.l).«.. Ii lienliow .. • • 3 I're-law. 1.1..W.. 1, ISenliow . . II I KxtlM-5 ' : Total 1« llowlin-r analysis.—ltcnli.iw ei;;ht for 1.1, l-'i-cil Kolx-rtnon two for 2.1. CAIiItINCTOX ItOAD. Find Koberlnon, li Hramid • • • • -1 \\ allncp. c Xieliol, o Jiraund .. 0 il. Kobei-lson. li Nicoll .. •• ."1 Kenliow, li l'.riimul 11 \V. liic-lmvil-.. li JiiiKcr .. • ■ =! \\. IVrhani, li Haker - Frank Koliertson, I) JJramiil ■ • ..11 C. Jortlnii, li ]irii\iii.l U E. Averv. li Whittle •> A. .UeKuvn. 1.0.w., Ti lii-aund .. J Martin. u ot out 'I Extras ... S Total " .. 113 Howling analysis.—liramul six lor 41. Whittle one for ti, Xiooll one for 14. Baker two for 14. NEW I'LY.MOUTII JUNIORS v. FIKE BRIGADE.

The New Plymouth Juniors met Fire Brigade on the West Knil ground yentcrday, and scored an easy win. The Brigade won the toss and elected to bat, but with the exception of llardwiek (10) could not master the bowling of G. W. utile and Anderson, who were in excellent form. They were disposed ol lor 33. New Plymouth started badly, losing Billing without a run having been scored, but at the fall of the second wicket had passed th? Itrigade total by seven runs. Whittle 27, I'ook 13. Petty 11, and Arden (i (not out) batted well for the town team, whose score reached 8.5. Fire lirigade in their second innings could do no better than formerly, and were disposed of for 32. This left the town juniors winners by an innings and 20 runs. H. It. Hilling did the "hat" trick in Fire Brigade s second innings. Scores were as follows:

Fire Brigade, first innings.—C'oppen, b Whittle, o; Billing, c Webster, I) Anderson, 0; Danks, b Anderson, 0; Lye, h Anderson, 2; L. Bullot, b Whittle,'ll; f. Bullot, 1.b.w., b Anderson, 3; llardwiek, b Billing, 10; Koch, c Petty, b Anderson! 2; Sadler, b Anderson, 2; Mamey, b C'utlield, 1; B. Bunoi, not out, 0; total, 33. Second innings—C'oppen, b Billing, !); Danks, 1. Billing, >.); B. Bnllol, b Billing, II; lioch, run out, 0; llardwiek, b Billing, 1; Bullot, run out, 4: Billing, e Anderson b Cutlield, 4; Bullot, b C'utlield, 1; Eye, e Scanlon, b Billing, 1; Sadler, not out, 1; Mamey, c Clapham, b C'utlield, 0; extras, 2; total, 32. Bowlin ganaly-, sis—First innings: Whittle two for 15, Anderson sff'tor 18, H. Billing one for 11, Culiteld oue lor 0. Second innings: 11. Billing live for 14, Cutlield tnree for 10.

New Plyuioutii— H. Billing, li Marncv. 0; Cook, b Mamey, 13; G. Whittle, 'c C'oppen, 1) Danks, 27; Clapham, b Mirncy. 7; Cutlield, b Danks, (I; Arden, not out, 0; Petty, run out, 11; Whiteoinbe. h D.utks, 2; Webster, c and b Danks, 0; Scanlon, b Danks, 0; Anderson, run out, 7;; extras, 12; total, 8-5. Bowling analysis—Marney three for 2li, Billing noiie for .i, Danks five for 24, llardwiek none for li, 1 Bullot none for 12. NEW PLYMOUTH WEST v. WAREA. A learn fro the New Plymouth (west) Club journeyed to Wnrea yesterday, and suffered defcit at the hands of the local club by 100 to 20, of which 3fnldoon 13, and extras 0 were the highest scorers.