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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 228, 20 January 1911, Page 7

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SENIOR COMPETITION. NEW PLYMOUTH v. CARRIXGTON ] ROAD. These teams met on the Recreation Ground yesterday, and as the result of the afternoon's play the match remains unfinished. The New. Plymouth team I vent in to hat first, and made a very j substantial score; in fact the total, 288, represents a record for the ground. With the exception of the first two batsmen, the team all got into double figures. Hasell's 70 was a fine innings, his score being built up by careful batting, and he eventually went out I.b.w. The next highest scorer was Weston, whose 47 was the result of splendid judgment throughout, he being content to keep up his wicket and to eschew boundary hits, as his score shows, only one fourer being recorded. Whittle and Price made 27 each, Bowles 24, Williams and Ingram IS each, Nieoll 10, and Bewley 11. The extras numbered 10. With a few minutes to go to play out time, Carrington Road sent in Howard and Jordan, but the former was run out before he had scored, and with only a single up. Avery joined Jordan, and when time was called* 23 had been registered. The following were the scores:— NEW PLYMOUTH. Lash, b Richardson 1 McLaren, b Benbow 4 Weston, c Avery, b Hooker 47 Bowles, run out 24 Hasell, 1.b.w., b Richards 70 Nieoll, b Hooker, b Benbow Hi Williams, b Richards 18 Ingram, b Richards 18 "Whittle, st Quilliam, b Benbow 27 Price, nun out 27 Bewley, not out M Extras 1!) Total 288 Bowling Analysis.—Benbow, three for 87; Richards, four for 81; Perham, none for 45; Hooker, one for 38; Jordan, none for 18. CARRINGTON ROAD. Howard, run out 0 Jordan, not out 5 Avery, not out 10 Extras 2 Total for one wicket 23 URENUI v. ATHLETICS. Urenui beat Athletic on the High School ground by 33 runs on the first innings. The winners put together 70, ot which 1 Blundell's 24 was the most serviceable. Athletic replied with 37, Bury and Cooper making 12 each. Urenui had Ave wickets down for 84 when time was called, C. Wilson making 49 not out. The following were the scores: —

UREXUT. C. Wilson, b Bevan 3 W. H. Puller, c Thomas, b Bury 8 W. Wilson, b Bury 0 Bhmdell, b Cooper 24 Boss Fuller, c Qnillim, b Bury 0 Bertram!, c Huse, b Bury 0 O'Donnell, c Cooper, b Bury 0 Sangster, b Bury 4 Favrcett, b Bury 0 Hall, not out o '.Uallett, b Cooper ■ 1 Extras 10 Total 70 Bowling Analysis.—Bevan, one for 20; Bury, seven for 27; Holdsworth, none for 13; Cooper, two for none.

ATHLETIC. Hammond, b Fawcctt 0 ArUmr, 1) Blundell 0 limy, c C. Wilson, b Fawcctt 12 Uwiuim, c Blundell, u Fawcctt - I loidsworth. 1) Blundell 1 Hooper, b Fawcctt 12 Elliott, b Faweett 0 Ifnse, c Sangster, b Fawcctt 0 Hooker, c H. Fuller, b Fa.weett.... 0 Thomas, not out 5 Bcvan, c Bertram!, h Fawcctt 0 Extras a

Total 37 Bowling Analysis.—Fawcctt, eight for 24; Blundell, two for eight. UREXUI. —Second Innings. W. Fuller, 1.b.w., b" Hooker 12 0. Wilson, not out 4!) Hall, e Holdsworth, b Cooper 1 Blundell, b Hooker 4 .Mallet, o Hooker 4 Fawcctt, c Cooper 1 W. Wilson, not out 0 Extras 8 Total 84

JUNIOR COMPETITION.

NEW PLYMOUTH v. FIRE BRIGADE. -" "' ■•*"• •—— "'V-iiwe.-4aJffc-.w-. At Tukapa, Fire Brigade beat Xew Plymouth bv l.'i runs on the first innings. The former made 3!\ and declared their second essay closed with the score at G7 for six wickets. Fire Brigade had 52 to their credit on the first innings, and when time Mas up had made 3!) for the loss of four wicktts. O'Halloran, for the Brigade team, went first to the crease, and remained throughout, securing 24 and keeping up bis timber. The following were the scores: NEW PLYMOUTH. Bollinger, b Billings 1 Court, c and b J. Bullot 0 LegS, « Rocli, b Billings 13 Morey, c Bray, b Billings (i ■ iirdon, run out S Allan, c B. Bullot, b Hod-e 7 Stobr. b Billings " 3 Loveridcfc, h Hodge 0 Petty, b ho»lge '. 0 Batson, b Hodge 0 Ward, not out 1

Total ; 39 Bowline Analysis—J. Bullot, one for 14; Billings, four for lfi; Hodge, four for seven. 'FIRE BRKIADE. h. Bullot, <• Loveridge, 1> (!0n10n.... 5 •T. Best, <■ Bntson, I) Morey 4 O'lFalloriin, not out ' 24 .1. Bullot, c Stohr, 1) Allan 1 Billings, e Petty, 1) Allan fl Roch, e Petty, b Allan 0 Vuinn, c Loveridsrc, 1> Morey 1 1 lodge, c Morey, b Allan 0 Tligigs, 1) Morey 1 flnnson. e Lena:, b Allnn 2 B. Bullot. c Bollinger, b Morey 3 Extras 11 Total 52 Bowling Analysis.—Morey. four for IS; fiord on, one. for l.li; Allan, five for 12. NEW PLYMOrTH.-,Second Tunings. Bollinger, b Hod etc 0 Stoln-i'c Quinn, b L. Bullot 24 l.overidcre, o Pod), b Billing 5 Leng, run out 0 Allan, not out 18 Morev, e Hiegs. b BiMinsr 2 fiord on, 1.b.w.. b Billings 7 Court, not out 1 Extras 4 Total (57 EIR.v BP.IfiADE.-Se.coml Tuning?. O'Halloran, b Morey .5 Brag, b Stohr .....' 1 L. Bullot., not out , lfi 'Billing b (lordon 7 J J. Bullot, 1.b.w., b Allan 1

AY. Rdcli, not out •.. 0 , Extras 7 Total 37 The following will represent the New Plymouth Club v. Egnmiil. V'illig" at ICiiinont, Village to-morrow: —W. C. Weston, M. (!. Williams, N. Avden, J. M. ikiry, 11. Clarke, R. T. Trebbletoe, W. T. Goddard, H. Quilliam, W. R. Jones, B. ritolir, W. McLaren.