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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 188, 18 November 1910, Page 7

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THURSDAY COMPETITIONS. SENIOR GRADE. WAITARA v. URENUI. At Urenui yesterday the home team beat Waitara by 34 runs. In Fausett and Blundell, Urenui evidently Ims a tower of strength. The former got five wickets for 22, and the latter three for 21 in the first innings, while Fausett | had the splendid average of five for 9 out of six wickets down for 19 in Waitara's second essay. Scores:— WAITARA. Bond, b Blundell 5 Sampson, c Sangster, b Blundell 0 Eggleston, b Fausett 1 Hawkins, b Fausett 0 Knight, b Fausett 1 Stocker, b Blundell 5 Sarten, run out 13 Purdie, not out R> Foreman, 1.b.w., b Fausett :... 4 Thomas, b Fausett...: 0 Ogle, c Blundell, b Fuller 0 . Total 44 Bowling Analysis.—Fausett, five for 22; Blundell, three for 21; N. Fuller, one for 1. URENUI. C. Wilson, 1.b.w., b Bond 17 W. Fuller, c Skelton, b Bond 5 W. Wilson, 1.b.w., b Bond 7 Blundell, c Skelton, b Ogle 27 Mayne, b Purdie 2 Sangster, b Bond 0 W. O'Connell, b Purdie 0 B. Fuller, b Purdie 0 J. Fausett, b Purdie 1 Hall, b Purdie 0 J. Mallett, not out 10 Extras 9 Total 78 Bowling Analysis.—Bond, four for 33; B. Skelton, none for 16; Purdie, five foi 14; Ogle, one for 6. NEW PLYMOUTH v. CARRINGTON ROAD. Southall was the thorn in the side ol New Plymouth on the Recreation grounds. He got six wickets at a cost of 36 runs, which was the main cause of the defeat of New Plymouth. Carrington Road put up 128, of which Lash claimed 60 and Avery 28. New Plymouth replied with 89, Lash (25), Hasell (14) and Price (17) being highest scorers. In their second innings Carrington Road had six wickets down for 144 when stumps were 'drawn. Scores:

CARRINGTON ROAD. Perham, b Nicoll * 1 Jordan, run out 0 Howard, c IngTam, b Nicoll fc Lash, c Nicoll, b Ingram 60 Benbow, c Ingram, b Nicoll 2 Southall, b Nicoll .* 0 Avery, c Whittle, b Ingram 28 Marcussen, not out 0 J. McEwen, 1.b.w., b Nicoll '. W. McEwen, c Price, b Elliott 2 Tribe, c and b Whittle... 5 Extras 15 Total :.... 128 Bowling Analysis.—Elliott, one for 35; Nicoll, •five for 37; Whittle, one for 19; Ingram, tw for 16; Williams, none for 6. NEW PLYMOUTH. Weston, b Southall 6 Lash, c Perham, b Southall 25 Nicoll, c Perham, b Benbow 6 Bowles, c McEwen, b Southall 2 Hasell, c Southall, b Benbow 14 Williams, c Benbow, b Southall 1 Ingram, c Perham, b Benbow b Elliott, b Southall 9 Whittle, b Southall 2 Price, c Jordan, b Benbow 17 Fairbrother, not out ;. 2 Total 89 Bowling Analysis.—Southall, six for S6; Benbow, four for 53. INGLEWOOD v. ATHLETIC. | Athletic was not able to make much of a stand against Inglewood. They played only ten men, certainly, but the extras amounted to nine, which left but 15 to make up the total of 24. Inglewood's 113/ included several double figure scores, the highest of which was 24 by D. Clegg. No bowling analysis was kept, but it will be seen that Gudgeon's six wickets were secured at a very low average. Scores:— INGLEWOOD. G. Pullan, st. Holdsworth, b Bury,.. 8 D. Clegg, c Cooper, b Bury '... 24 G. Gudgeon, b Bevan 9 | W. Matthews, b Bevan 0 I F. Thompson, b Bevan. 4 B. Sutherland, b Cooper 14 Blank, b Bevan 0 R. Marsh, run out 8 H. Billing, b Bevan t> Dr. Gault, c Cooper, b Holdsworth.. 13 T. Nicholls, not out 14 Extras 13 Total 113 ATHLETIC. Huse, c and b G. Gudgeon 2 Thomas, b G. Gudgeon 0 Holdsworth, b G. Gudgeon 0 Gwillim, c Pullan, b Billing. ... 4Cooper, not out 7 Elliott, c Matthews, b Gudgeon... i Deacon, c Xicholls, b Gudgeon. ..... 0 Bury, b Billing 0 Bevan, b Gudgeon 1 Coad 0 Extras 9 Total :.., 24 JUNIOR GRADE. CARRINGTON ROAD v. FIRE BRIGADE. Fire Brigade won by 39 runs. To their total" of 120 J. Bullot contributed 59 (not out) and J. Billings 31, both creditable scores. "Mr. Extras" added 15. B. Tavlor (30), Cooper (13), L. Richards (11) were the principal scorers for C'arrington Road. S. Hodge's four wickets for 10 was the best bowling average of the day. Scores: — FIRE BRIGADE. L. Bullot, b Richards b Spicer, b Richards 0 A. Higgs, b Richards 3 .T. Bullot. not out . r >!> Tuohy, c Koti, b Hooker 2 J. Billings, c Koti, b Hooker 31 S. Hodge, run out 0 B. Bullot. b Richards I B. O'Halloran, b Hooker 3 Roch. b Hooker 2 Oman, c and b Richards t> Extras 15 Total • ' 120 Bowling Analysis.—Richards, five for 27; Hooker, four for 45; Grey, none for 15; Taylor, none for 24. CARRINGTON ROAD. C. W. Hooker, run out 1 B. Tavlor. played on, b L. Bullot.. 3(i L. Richards, c L. Bullot, b Billings.. 11 W. Hooker, c Hodge, b Billing 0 Cooper, 1.b.w., b L. Bullot , 13 H. Rampton, c Oman, b Billin 0 J. (irant. b Hodge 7 Koti, !)• Hodge. 8 Gray, b Hodge p ■

W. Taylor, b Hodge 0 Extras 12 Total 87 Bowling Analysis.—J. Bullot, one for 35; Billing, three for 19; L. Bullot, two for 11; S. Hodge, four for 10. HIGH SCHOOL v. ATHLETIC. A draw, an unusual ending, was the result of this match. Mr. Ward, for the School, was the mainstay; he got 13 runs out of the .56 for his side, and secured five wickets at a cost of only six runs. Scores: — HIGH SCHOOL. Ward, b Prior 13 Ryder, b Hooker t» Little, b Hooker 4 Lusk, b Hooker 6 Wills, c Giddy, b Arthur «j Grant, b Arthur. 4 Goss, b Arthur 0 Clarke, not out t, Pott, b Lovell 1 Sinclair, c sub., b Lovell 0 Colson, b Arthur 0 Extras 4 Total 56 Bowling Analysis.—Hooker, three for 17; Prior, one for 15; Arthur, four for 6; Lovell, two for 1. ATHLETIC. Street, b Lusk 5 Arthur, run out 2 Hooker, b Ryder 9 W. Gleeson, b Ward ..' ' 4 Giddy, b Ryder 2 C. Gleeson, run out 0 Lovelly not out ' 2 James, b Ward 0 Prior, b Ward 14 Hoby, b Ward 4 Hedley, b Ward .' 0 Extras 23 T °tal 5^S Bowling Analysis.—Ryder, two for 19; Lusk, one for 14; Ward, five for 6; Pott none for 2; Little none for 2. The following team has been selected to represent New Plymouth C.C. against Law C.C. on the Recreations Grounds tomorrow :-W. C. Weston, E. Whittle, M. G. Williams, N. Arden, -H. J. Price B Clarke, Bury, W. Goddard, W. R. Jo'nes, A. Green, G. A. Lusk.