CRICKET

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 200, 2 December 1910, Page 7

CRICKET

SENIOR GRADE. NEW PLYMOUTH v. URENUI. Urenui team played New Plymouth on the hitter's club's grounds yesterday afternoon, and the visitors secured a* win. The display was not particularly brilliant, the best cricket being shown by E. Lash, who carried his bat, and the bowlers Nicoll, Blundell and Fausett. Following are the scores:— URENUI. C. Wilson, run out 20 J. Mallett, b Whittle 1 | Wm. Fuller, b Bewley 22 Blundell, b Ingram 0 Wm. Wilson, not out 12 Main, c Whittle, b Ingram 4 Boss Fuller, b Nicoll 14 W. Sangster, b Nicoll 1 Hall, b Nicoll i O'Donnell, b Nicoll o Fausett, c Arden, b Nicoll 0 Extras G Total 81 Bowling Analysis.—Whittle, 1 for 27; Elliott, 0 for 12; Nicoll, 5 for 11; Ingram, 2 for 13; Bewley, 1 for 12. NEW PLYMOUTH. E. Lash, not out 25 Weston, run out. 2 Bowles, c Wm. Fuller, b Fausett... 1 Nicoll, b Blundell 0 A. Bewley, b Fausett 2 Arden, b Fausett 2 Kind, b Blundell 3 Ingram, b Blundell 6 Elliott, c Wiri. Fuller, b Fausett... 4 Whittle, c O'Donnell, b Fausett... 4 Fairbrother, b Fausett 0 Extras 5 Total 54 Bowling Analysis.—Blundell, 3 for 2G; Fausett, 6 for 22; Hall, t) for 1. CARRINGTON ROAD v. ATHLETIC

This match played at the Recreation Ground provided an interesting contest. Carrington Road batted first and compiled 144, Lash 47, Howard 34, SouthaU 28, and extras 19 being principal contributors. Athletic in their first venture knocked up 65, Holdsworth 21, Bury 14, Sullivan 10 obtaining double figures. SouthaU, with 9 wickets for 20 runs, proved a great stumbling block. Carrington Road in their second essay •could make no headway against the bowling of Holdsworth and Bury, and were all disposed of for 37 runs, of which Richards made 14 and extras 8. Athletic made the most of the short time at tJieir disposal and knocked up 79 for the loss of two wickets, Gwillim. and Bury by vigorous hitting put up 37 and 20 (not out) respectively. The former's score included two sixes and five fours, the latter's one six and three fives. Carrington Road thus won by 79 runs on the first innings. Scores:—

CARRINGTON ROAD. Perham, c Cooper, b Bury 7 Lash, c Goddard, b Gwillim 47 Jordan, c Huse, b Bevan 4 W. McEwen, c Cooper, b Bevan t Howard, c Green, b Goddard 34 Avery, b Cooper 0 Richards, c and b Holdsworth 1 SouthaU, c and b Holdsworth 28 Tribe, b Goddard 0 Rampton, not out 1 Marcussen, 1.b.w., b Goddard 1 Extras 19 Total 144 Bowling Analysis: Holdsworth 2 for 0, Goddard 3 for 6, Bevan 2 for 47, Bury 1 for 2G, Cooper 1 for 15, Gwillim 1 for 29. ATHLETICS. Huse, c Avery, b SouthaU 0 Thomas, b SouthaU 7 Bury, c Jordan, b SouthaU 14 Goddard, b SouthaU 2 Gwillim, c Howard, b Lash 0 Holdsworth, st. Perham, b SouthaU 21 Cooper, b SouthaU 5 Sullivan, b SouthaU 10 Green, 1.b.w., b SouthaU 1' Mackie, c Tribe, b SouthaU 0 Bevan, not out 3 Extras 2 Total , 05 Bowling Analysis: SouthaU 9 for 20, F. Lash 1 for 13, Richards 0 for 30. JUNIOR GRADE NEW PLYMOUTH v. CARRINGTON ROAD. New: Plymouth Juniors had a comfortable win over Carrington Road juniors yesterday, the latter being defeated by 82 runs on the first innings. New Plymouth batted first and obtained 121, Morey being top scorer with 38. Carrington Road only made 39 in their first venture, and 34 in the second for the loss of eight wicket?. Scores:— New Plymouth.—Court, 1.b.w., b Hooker, 4; Legg, c Hooker, b Foote, 3; Allen, thrown out, 15; Morev, c Foote, b Hooker, 38; Mackie, b Turnbull, 13; Bollinger, b TurnbuH, 1; Petty, c Foote, b Taylor. 0; Gordon, b Richards, 16; Montea'th, b Foot;', 15; Evans, b Foote. 0; Ewing, not out, 1; extras, 13. Total, 121.* Bowling analysis: Foote, 3 for 31; Hooker, 2 for 23;' Richards, 1 for 15; Turnbull, 2 for 27; Taylor, 1 for 10. Carrington Road. —First innings: McEwen, c Ewing, b Morey, 8; Taylor, c Allen, b Morey, 0; Hooker, b Morey, 0; W. Hooker, c Ewing, b Morey, 2; Richards, c Bollinger, b Gordon, 0; Foote, c Petty, b Gordon, 14; Koti, not out, 5; W. TurnbuH, b Gordon, 3; J. Gray, b Morey, 4; Twinam, c Monteath, b Gordon, 0; TurnbuH, b Morey, 0; extras, 3; total, 30. Bowling analysis: Morey, 6 for 15; Gordon, 4 for 22. Sscond Innings: L. Richards, c and b Morey, 0; Foote, <: Gordon, b Morey, 5; W. Hooker, c and b Morey, G; Taylor, b Allen, 9; McEwen, 1.b.w.. b Allen, 3; Hooker, b Allen, 0; W. TurnbuH, b Allen, 0; J. Grey, b Morey, 3; Koti, not out, 2; total, eiclit wickets for 34. Bowling analysis: Allen, 4 for 13; Morey, 4 for 21.