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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 16, 12 February 1909, Page 3

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SENIOR GRADE. i CARRINGTON ROAD v. WANDERERS i The above teams met on the Sports < Ground yesterday in splendid weather, and 2a good game resulted, victory eventually resting with Carringtonßoa'd by 21 runs. The suburban team won the toss and batted first, compiling 104 runs. Wallace (54) was the main"contributor, getting his runs by splendid play. He had a "life" at 5 when he was caught at the wicket, but no one appealed for the catch. Hill secured the whole ten wickets at the small cost oi 31 runs. We congratulate him on his splendid trundling. Wanderers were disposed of for 83 runs. Whittle (10) McLaren (14) and Goss- (13) were the top scorers. Benbow (six for 20) again kept up his consistent bowling. The Carrington Road fielding was superior to that of the Wanderers. Scores:— CARRINGTON ROAD. Benbow, c Jack, b Hill .. _ 2 Fred Robertson, c and b Hill '.'. 1 Wallace, e Baker, b Hill . 04 Pcrhani, b Hill ,' i Jordan, b Hill [\ 7 Sumner, b Hill 10 King, b Hill " I 1 Turnbull, b Hill ... u Bayly, b Hill 1 Clarke, not out 12 Avery, c and b ilill ,' ~> Extras ~ 13 Total ""104 Bowling—Hill, ten for 31; Whittle. none for 33; Goss, none for 18; .McLaren, none for 9. WANDERERS. Goss, b Benbow 13 Strang, st. King, b Beabow ~ 3 McLaren, li Wallace 14 Hill, b Benbow 8 Meeds, b Wallace 4 Whittle, 1) Benbow 19 Jack, b Benbow 4 Clapnam, b Benbow 7 Baker, b Wallace 0 Stohr, not out 2 Mynott, c and b Wallace .. .. 0 Extras 9

Total S3 Bowling—Benbow, six for 20; Wallace, four forjjK); Fred. Robertson, none for 15. INGLE WOOD v. WAITAKA. Inglcwood beat Wailara on the Waitara ground by 58 runs. Inglcwood made 88 runs (Clegg 30), and Waitara made 30. (Full details arc not to ha-ad).

JUNIOR GRADE MOW PLYMOUTH v. INGLEWOOD. The town team were only aide In muster seven men for their match witli Inglewood yesterday, but rather than forfeit, they decided to travel to the country town and play the match. Inglewood sent Xcw Plymouth in to bat, and when six wickets were down for 44, allowed them the services of four local men, but all were out three rims later. Osborne (15) and Cook (10) batted well fur their runs. Inglewood made an inglorious start, Morey securing a wicket with his. lirst ball, and soon after five were down for 1.3. Orbell (8) and Frank Thompson carried the total to 2!) before OrbeU's wicket was down. Thompson (23) and Thomas (32 not out) helped to carry the total to 88. Thompson was missed badly twice before making 10. Xew Plymouth in their second strike made 39—Cook (15), Morey (17) and Berg (5). Inglewood thun won by an innings and two runs. Inglewood'* fielding was splendid. Scores:—

XEW PLYMOUTH.-First Innings. Morey, e and b L. Sutherland ■. 2 Osborne, e L. Sutherland and b B. .Sutherland 15 Cook, c Orbell, b 15. .Sutherland .. lfi Richards, b Cameron 2 Whittle, b Cameron .. .. ~ 1 Price, b B. Sutherland .. .. 7 Berg, e M. Sutherland, b B. Sutherland U Harris, c Rennet, b Cameron ... U Gernhoell'or. c Reiinett, b I). Sutherland 1 Gibson, not out 0 Wrlliam, c M. Sutherland, b B. Sutherland 2 Extra 1

Total 47 Howling.—M. Sutherland, none for 15; L. Sutherland, one for 7; B. Sutherland, six for 0; Cameron, three for 15. INGLEWOOD. M. Sutherland, b Morey .. .. 0 Dennett, I) Osborne 3 Cameron, run out. ~ .. ~ 3 B. Sutherland, c (Jsliorne, b Morey.. U I'. Thomson, I) Osborne ~ ... 23 L. Sutherland, b Morey ~ .. 8 Orbell, c Harris, b Osborne .. .. !) "Tlioina.-, not out 32 Wellington, b Osborne' .. .. 5 Harris, c Cook, b Osborne .. .. 2 X. Sutherland, c Harris, b Cook .. (I Extras 3

Total 88 Howling—-Morey, three for 20; Osborne, live ior 33; Richards, ijoiic for S; Cook, one for 18.,

XJiW PLYMOUTH.—Second Innings. Osborne, cB. Sutherland, b Thomas 0 Cook, e Wellington, b Cameron .. 13 Morey, cB. (Sutherland .. .. !7 Richards, not out ~ .. .. "-) Price, c Orbell, b CuiueriKi ~ ~ 1 Whittle, c 13. Sutherland .. .. 0 Hariis, run out .... .. .. 0 Berg, h Cameron , 5 Ge.-ulioitfer, c sub., bN. .Sutherland 0 ' }>tra. ~ •• l _ T° lal . " " V„ <>■','. ii Bowling-Tliojnas, one foi ,i, .»■ two frr 14, Cameron, three f'o* *; X- Sutherlamf, pne lor 0. IIKE JJRIOADK v. CAiriiINGTOX KOAD. Viri! Brb'adc were easily defeated hy" Harrington Road on the Carrington Road gromul. >

The New Plymouth- team to play United Service'A. on, the Recreation Snorts Ground on Saturday at _. •> slinrii is as follow*:-Wcsion, Lash. Williams, McLaren, Whittle Mason Stecd<, Cook, Johns. .McAUum, and IStohr. . . -n i... The United Service A. team will Ik'. FlcU'hcr T.nwrcy. MH'ord. Ingram, Hillti.raii. Mackav.'R. Robertson. Roeoek, \sher Wood) Stafford; emergencies: i>ott. Watson and Thomson. The following will represent Fire liri- ,-•,.'.' In their match against, the High Miool on the South Road ground on Saturday, plav to commence at 2.30: inirdwiek, Banks. Coppen, Roeh, Coleman. Hooker, Ti. Clarke, L. Bnllot, Priar, >Vi«lev, Billing, Sadler, Papps and Way.