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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 176, 4 November 1910, Page 8

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OPENING OF THE SEASON. The season opened in rial earnest yesterday, when the weather was in striking contrast to that prevailing for the original fixtures. The result of the senior games, briefly, was a win for Inglewood over Carrington Road by one run; the defpat of Waitara by New l'l'mouth bv 112 runs; a runaway victory for Urenui over Athletic, 107 to 30. SENIOR GRADE. INGLEWOOD v. CARRINGTON ROAD. This was a closely-contested game, which was played on the Recreation Ground, Inglewood, the scores being as follows: INGLEWOOD. D. Clegg, b Southall 4 G. Pullen, 1) Lash 7 W. J. Matthews, b Southall 27 H. R. Billing, b Southall 0 L. Sutherland, c McEwen, b Southall 0 B. Sutherland, b Lash 9 A. F. Thomson, b Lash 5 T. Nicholls, c Southall, b Jordan .. 24 Collins, c Perham, b Jordan ...... 8 J. Harris, not out 2 Hoffmann, c Perham, b Jordan .... 0 Extra . .• 1 Total 87 Bowling ana v sis.—Southall, four for 45; F. Lash, I!iree for 31; C. Jordan, three for 0. (The score book does not show the discrepancy in these figures). CARRINGTON ROAD. Southall, c and b Billing 5 Perhum, c Matthews, b Billing .... 20 W. IvEwen, run out 11 C. Jordan, b Billing 0 F. Lash, b Billing 0 Marcussen, 1.b.w., b Harris 0 Avery, c Matthews, b Billing 3 P. McEwen, b Billing 4 F. Tuke, c Matthews, b Harris .... 11 A. Humphries, not out 2 C. W. Howard, c Matthews 19 Extras 5 Total 80 Bowling analysis.—Harris, two for 40; Billing, seven for 37. ATHLETIC v. URENUI. The former suffered serious defeat on their visit to Urenui, the home team putting up 107 to their total of 36. The scores were as follows: URENUI.

C. Wilson, c Perrin, b Huse 51 W. Fuller, b Holdsworth 15 W. Wilson, e Deakin, b Gwillim .. 14 Blundell, b Gwillim 0 Walter Fuller, b Gwillim 0 Fausett, c Holdsworth, b Huse .... 2 L. Donald, b Gwillim 0 G. Mallett, c Hooker, b Hume .... 1 F. Fuller, b Gwillim 9 W. O'Donnel, not out 8 G. H. Pope, b Gwillim 7 Total 107 Bowling analysis.—Bevan, none for 23; Gwillim, six for 23; Holdsworth, one for 28; Cooper, none for 15; Huse, three for 11. * -' ATHLETIC. Deacon, b Fausett 0 Holdsworth, c Blundell, b Fausett .. 1 Gwillim, c Pope, b Blundell 10 Cooper, b Fausett 1 Huse, b Fausett 2 Bevan, b Fausett 0 Arthur, not out 9 Thomas, b Fausett 7 Smith, b Fausett 0 Hawke, b Fausett 3 Extras 3

Total 30 Bowling analysis.—Fausett, eight for 17; Blundell, one for 16. NEW PLYMOUTH v. WAITABA. At Waitara the weather was not favorable. The match was started at 3 o'clock in the rain, but this cleared off in about half an hour. The visitors put up the respectable total of 170, to which the home team could only respond with 58. The following were the scores:— NEW PLYMOUTH. W. C. Weston, b Purdie 0 E. Lash, not out 87 F. Bowles, b Purdie 15 A. S. Hasell ,b Purdie " 0 M. G. Williams, b Purdie 4 E. Whittle, c Sarten, b Bond 1 H. G. Price, c Sampson, b Bond .... 2 W. P. Nicoll, retired 52 C. Fairbrother, c Sampson, b Bond .. 0 L. Kind, c Knight, b Purdie 0 J. Smith, st., b Bond 3 Extras 9 Total 170 Bowling analysis.—Purdie, five for 55; Easton, none for 23; Bond, three for 30; Knight, none for 12; Skelton, none for 27; Foreman, none for 8. WAITAEA. H. Bond, b Whittle 14 P. Scrimgeour, b Williams 3 E. Sarten, b Whittle H Rev. Harrison, c Lash, b Williams .. 3 'E. Knight, c Nicoll, b Williams .... « R. Sampson, not out ' \\ H. Foreman, b Nicoll .... 7 P. Skelton, b Nicoll ' ." i C. Cameron, b Whittle 2 C. F. Dowsett, b Nicoll 0 J. Purdie, b Nicoll o Extras # " g Total .. .~^ Bowling analysis—Whittle, three for 18; Williams, three for 28; Nicoll, four for 4. JUNIOR GRADE. IXGLEWOOD v. FIR'E BEGADE. and Fire Brigade met on the latter's ground. Inglewood was vie-1 torious by 33 runs on the *first innings, and had "knocked up 77 for the loss of five wickets in their second essay, when stumps were drawn. The fielding of the Fire Brigade was shocking, at least

twelve catches being dropped. The scores were as follows: —■ INGLEWOOD. Spurdle, 1> .)'. BuHot 4 Matthews, h L. Bullot <) Priest, <• L. Bullot, bJ. Bullot .... !) C. Nicholls, b Tuohy \-> Harris, c Tuohy, b'j. Bullot .. .. 22' Quickfall, b J. Bullott 4 I Turner, b Tuohy 3 R. Nicholls, b J.' Bullott q\ Oernhoefer, b J. Bullott 5 "Mcßae, not out 5 Ronaldson, b Tuohy 14 Extras 3 Total 87 FIRE BRIGADE. L. Bullott, c Spurdle, 1> Harris .... 0 B. O'Halloran, b Harris ; E. Billings, c Matthews, b Spurdle .. '1 T. Tuohy, c Priest, b Spurdle .... 7 J. Bullott, c and b Nicholls i l A. Higgs, 1.b.w., b Spurdle 0 W. Roch, run out 0 Gunson, b Spurdle 0 A. Hodge, c Turner, b Spurdle .... 6 Donovan, c and b Spurdle 0 Frances, not out l Extras io Total 54 NEW PLYMOUTH v. ATHLETIC. New r Plymouth v. Athletic was played at Tukapa, the former winning by 37 runs. The following were the scores:— NEW PLYMOUTH. Batson, b Hooker 1 Legg, b Prior 35 Morey, b Hooker 17 Allen* 1.b.w., b Hooker 0 ■ Count, runout 10 Gordon, b Prior 2 I Hain, b Prior 4 ; 'Petty, b Hooker 8^ Yeoman, b Prior 8 Allen, not out 1 Extras 4 Total 00 (One absent). ATHLETIC. Elliott, b Morey (5 Prior, b Allen .. 1 Green, run out 7 Hooker, c Petty, b Allen 8 Lovell, b Allen 7 Fale, b Morey j McKay, b Morey 0 Gunson, not out 8 Kirk, b Allen 4 Extras .. n Total 53 (Two did not bat.) CARRINGTON ROAD v. HIGH SCHOOL. Carrington Road and High School met on the High School ground, the former batting three men short. .Scores:— HIGH SCHOOL. Mr. Ryder, b Hooker .. '. 6 Mr. Ward, run out 16 Little, b Richards 0 Lusk, c sub., b Hooker 21 'Mr. Wills, c and b Hooker 4 Grant, b Taylor 5 Colson, b Hooker 0 Pott, b Hooker 0 G oss, b Richards n Clarke, not out \ g Morris, c Cooper, b Richards " 2 Extras n Total .7 .."".. .. ..~84 CARRINGTON ROAD. B. Taylor, b Mr. Ryder 10 C. W. Hooker, b Mr. Ryder 14 U Richards, b Mr. Ryder 17 Cooper, c and b Mr. Ryder 0 W. Taylor, c Mr. Ryder, b Mr. Ward 5 Kqti, b Mr. Ward 0 Blackwell, run out ' 1 McGahey, not out '. '2 Extras ....!'. fi Total The following will play for New Plymonth against Inglewood at Saturday at Inglewood:—E. Whittle, W. C Weston, M. G. Williams, N. Arden, A. Greek, W. R. Johns, Hardwicke, Danks, E McConnell, R. Trebilcoe, D. A. Lusk.