CRICKET

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 222, 13 January 1911, Page 7

CRICKET

ACCIDENT IX THE FIELD. By Telegraph.—Press A&sociatiou. I Wellington, Thursday. I While playing cricket on the Basin Reserve yesterday, Corbett, of the Post I and Telegraph team, broke his arm just above the elbow in throwing in the ball from the outfield. NORTH TARAXAKI MATCHES. ' NEW PLYMOUTH"*. INGLEWOOD. Continuing their match at Inglewooa yesterday, New Plymouth easily defeated the home team, and won the match by 143 runs without going to the wickets for the second innings. The position was that New Plymouth had Made 296 runs in the first innings, and Inglewood were four wickets down for 33 when yesterday's play commenced. On the resumption of play it was very soon in evidence that the batsmen were not at home, and the wickets fell rapidly. The total number of runs recorded was Uo, of which Nicholls made 12, Marsh 20, and B. Sutherland 24. In the follow-on a worse stand was made, only 48 being registered, N. Sutherland I (15) and Pullen (12) being the highest, scorers. Ingram was the most successful with the ball, securing six for 30 ia the first innings and three for 25 in the follow-on. The following 'were Inglewood's scores, only nine men batting in the second and ten in the first innings:— INGLEWOOD.-First Innings. T. Nicholls, b Whittle i 2 Dr. Gault, c Fairbrother, b Ingram 5 Pullen, b Ingram b Marsh, c Nicoll, b Ingram ..'. 20 Gudgeon, c Nicoll, b Ingram .... "l B. Sutherland, run out , 24 Clegg, c Ingram, b Nicoll ...[. "g Matthews, c Fairbrother, b Ingram 7 N. Sutherland, not out 9 L. Sutherland, b Ingram ... 0 Extras , 0 Total Bowling analysis—Whittle, one for 37; Ingram, six for 30; Nicoll, one for 17. SECOND INNINGS. Matthews, b Ingram v 3 N. Sutherland, b Nicoll ..." 13 Pullen, b Ingram 12 Marsh, c and b Nicoll \ » B. Sutherland, b Ingram 0 Dr. Gault, c sub, b Nicoll 1 Clegg, not out 3 T. Nicholls, run out 1 L. Sutherland, b Nicoll 0 Extras 4

Total 43: Bowling analysis.—Nicoll, four for 24; Ingram, three for 25. ' CARRIXGTOX ROAD v. ATHLETICS. This match was played oil the Recreation Grounds, and. resulted in a win for Athletics by 07 runs on the first innings. Pcrhaim (18) and Ben-how (13) we're highest scorers for Carrin-ston Road, and Holdsworth (52), Cooper "(14) and Stohr (30) made best, use of the willow for the winners. Bevan (five for 21) and Holdsworth (five for liO) trundled well for Athletics, while Benbow, with seven for 41', bad the host average for the losers. The following were the scores:— I, OARRINGTON ROAD.-First Innings. Perham, c Cooper, b Bevnn 18 W. MeEwen, c Bury, l> Holdsworth.. 121 Jorum, c Hiisc, b Be van 2 | Howard, 1.b.w., b Holdsworth t Avery, u Holdsworth 0 Bcnbow, c Huso, b Bevan 13 H. MeEwen, h Holdsworth 1 Perry, b Bevan o Tribe, b Bevnn 5 Marcus-stn, 'not out 2 Mynott, 1) Holdsworth ' o Extras g Total Bowling Analysis —Bevan, five for 21 ;| Bury, none for 1(1; Holdsworth, five for | lfi. ATHLETIC.-Fir-st Innings. Hammond, b jsenbow 0 Osborne, c .MeEwen, 1> Benbow 5 Bury, b Bcnbow C G-willim, b Benbow 0 Holds-worth, b Perham 52 Cooper, c Howard, b Benbow 14 Huse, b Perham 7 Coad, c Mynott, b Perham 2 Thomas, -not out 4 Beivan, c Perham, b Benbow 1 Stohr, c Perry, b Benbow 30 Extras g Total 126 Bowling Analysis.—Bt-nbow, seven for 41; Howard, none for 24; Jordan, none for 14; Perry, none for 12; Avery, none for six; Perham, three for 22. In their second innings Carrington Road made GO for six wickets, Howard making 29, and Avery 1-8. JUXIOR COMPETITION. EIRE BRIGADE v. ATHLETIC. ■ I This match resulted in a win for Fire Brigade by an innings and 17 runs. Athletic (with tight men) could only manage to make '35, Elliott (10) ami Rowe (12) being top scorer-. Billings was deadly with the ball, getting six wickets for 13. In their second inninss, with a full team, Athletics were little better, making only two mon, of which Lovell contributed 19. The following were the scores: ATHLETIC—First Innings. Giddy, b J. Bullot 1 Arthur, b Billings 1 Elliott, c and b Billings 10 Rowe, b Billings ..." 21 Hooker, b Billings 0 -ovell, c Hodge, b Billimrs 1 Francis, c Hodge, b Billings 0 Quinn, not out 0 (Three men absent.) I Extras 1

Total 35 Bowling Analysis.—Billings, six for 13; J. BuiUit, one for 21. FIRE BRIGADE.-First Innings. J. Bray, b Elliott 1 B. O'lfalloran. rim out 23 J. Billings, e GiiUly, li Lovell 3 L. Bullot, li Howe* 10 J. liullot, b Hoolicr •> W. Roch, e (Jkltly,, b llowu 15 S. Hodsre, c Lovell, b Roue 0 B. Biillot, 1> stoker.... 4 .A. lngsm, b Elliott 3 P. Quinn, not out n (1. Gimson, c Francis, b Elliott 4 Extras 10 Total 80 ATHLETICS.-Sccond Innings. Lovell. c J. Ballot, b B. 'Bullot in Francis, e Quinn, b ]!, Bullot (1 Rowe, c Quinn, b Rocli ] Artlmr. b Roch 0 (iirt.lv, b B. Bullot 0 Elliott, c Billing, b Bullot 7 Hooker, b B. Bullot 0 (ileeson, »1> O'Hallornn 2 Quinn, b Quinn 2 Clarke, not out 0 Sicily, b O'lfalloran 0 Total 37