CRICKET.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 308, 7 February 1910, Page 8

CRICKET.

SATURDAY COMPETITION INGLEWOOD v. WAREHOUSEMEN. This mutch was continued on the Western I'ark ground on Saturday, unjder perfect weather conditions. The I Warehousemen, with live wickets down for 41 runs, resumed batting with Wiljiiams and Greene, Mcßae and Kinsella bowling for Inglewood. The runs came I slowly, but contrary to prophecy the .Warehousemen's tail wagged somewhat, and the total was taken to 75 before the last wicket fell, when Williams was ■ bowled by Mcßae, after making a useful score of 28 for his side. Mcßae obtained the best average in the bowling department with five wickets for 27. Re- : quiring 105 runs to win. Imglewood commenced their second innings, and by • liard hitting got to within 20 runs of i the Warehousemen's total. The fourth • wicket, Sutherland and Thomson, added i 30 runs, but the remaining batsmen '• were not successful in securing many ■runs. Bowling for Warehousemen, Williams was most successful, obtaining four wickets for twelve runs. The following s'hows details for the second inni ings:— |. WAREHOUSEMEN. i Btohr, b Mcßae 10 i Malarvev, cW. Brown, b Kinsella 3 . Cotes, b Mcßae ..' .. .. 1 Gwilliam, b Kinsella 10 :' Williams, b Mcßae 28 (McLaren, c Thomas, b Kinsella .. G \ White, absent 0 ( Greene, lbw, b Kinsella .. .. 2 Johns, c Sutherland, b Meßae .. 7 L Green, b Mcßae 0 , 'Bigelow, not out C Extras 2 ■ ' 75 First Innings 70 I 145 J Bowling analysis: Mcßae five for 27, Kinsella four for 40. 'j INGLEWOOD. M. Wellington, b McLaren .. .. 0 Kinsella, c McLaren, b Greene .. 5 J. Wellington, c s*ub., b McLaren .. 14 Thornps, e Greene, b McLaren .. 7 Sutherland, b Williams .. ..23 •Thomson, b Williams 14 IF. Brown, b Williams .. .. 0 Mcßae, run out 1 W. Brown, b Williams .. .. 0 Dewhirst, not out 0 Baker, not out 0 . Extras 8 I 78 First Innings 41 ! 110 Bowling analysis—McLaren three for 34, Greene one for 24, Williams four for 12. I I EGMONT VILLAGE v. UNITED j SERVICE B. I The above match was concluded at Egmont Village on Saturday, when the . home team took a two-points win on the I first innings', after a very enjoyable | game. The ladies of the village provided i the teams with a much-appreciated afternoon tea, to which full justice was done, I and for which the Service captain expressed hearty thanks on behalf of the , Visitors, commending the spirit which prompted this little attention and made a cricket match what it should be. At i the conclusion of the first day's play Egmont Village had made 140, of which In--1 man contributed 00, S. Marsh IS, and M. Irvine 14. Service made only 121, ifres'haw doing the lion's share of the ! scoring with 72, and the Village won 'by 21 runs. Saturday's scores: j UNITED SERA'ICE B. I 'Napier, b O'Byrne 2 , Simmons, b O'Bvme 9 McCord, b Marsh 15 Preshaw, e Marsh, bS. Gibson .. 72 'Osborne, b Marsh 1 Sullivan, c Marsh, b O'Byrne .. 5 Rea, b G. Gibson 3 Bollinger, bG. Gibson .. ~ 1 /Brabant, 1) Marsh 4 ■Wiggs, not out '. ~ 3 Extras' 0 1 121 | Bowling analysis: Marsh three for 41, •O'Byrne. three for 43, G. Gibson two for 30, S. Gibson one for 1. I UNITED SERVICE A v. HIGH SCHOOL United Service A beat High School by 10 runs. The Carrington Road v. Inglewood match will be continued at the Recreation Grounds on Thursday next.

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