CRICKET.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 159, 22 November 1912, Page 8

CRICKET.

rXGLEWOOD A v. INGLEWOOD B.

At Inglewood yesterday Inglcwood A ] defeated Inglewood 15 by 40 runs. The latter batted first and totted up 03, J. Harris compiling 33 runs. He was also the most successful bowler for the B's, i capturing six wickets for 57, out of a" ! total of 133 for nine wickets, the major portion of which was compiled by Pullen 35, Matthews 25, R. Marsh 20, and extras 20. Goudy, Gudgeon and Billing divided (lie wickets. Scores: INGLEWOOD B. E. Nicholls, b Goudy. 0 ! M. Fowler, c Billing, b Gudgeon 10 Sutherland, b Goudy 3 R. Nicholls, b Goudy 3 E. Harris, b Goudy 8 Russell, lbw, b Gudgeon 0 Reid, c Nicholls. b Gudgeon 0 .). Harris, c G. Marsh, b Billing 33 T. Fowler, not out 10 Lightfoot, b Billing 0 Card, b Pullen 6 Extras 14 Total 93 Bowling for 23; Goudy, four for 35; Billing, two. for seven; Pullen, one for 12. INGLEWOOD B. Pullen, b E. Harris 35 G-. Marsh, b J'. Harris 5 R. Marsh', b J. Harris ..». 20 Gudgeon, b J. Harris 9 Wilson, b J. Harris 0 Goudy, c Sutherland, b J. Harris 6 O. Byrne, not out 0 Matthews, c Wilson, 1) M. Fowler... 25 T. Nicholls, c Russell, b M. Fowler... 6 Farquhar, b J. Harris 1 Extras 20 Total 133 Bowling Analysis.—J. Harris, six for 57; M. Fowler, two for eight; E. Harris, one for 15; Sutherland, none for 10; Russell, none for 15. URENUI v. NEW PLYMOUTH. The match resulted in a win for Uremii by four runs, after an exciting game. New Plymouth travelled out two men short, and batted two substitutes. TJrenui went to the wickets and scored 85, of which C. Wilson was top scorer! with a well played 28. E. Sarten hit up 18 quickly, and W. Wilson batted very carefully for 14. Nicoll was most successful with the ball, with an average of five wickets for 2D runs. The complete New Plymouth bowling analysis is not to hand. New Plymouth started well, and with only three wickets down and 60 runs on the board they looked like winning easily; however, Bain lost his wicket unluckily, and Weston through a mishit, and the complexion of the game altered Hassell was top scorer with 21. through good free cricket. Bain's 17 and Nicoll's 14 were compiled by careful play. The Urenui ground fielding was very good. Starten obtained the good average of five for 12. Appended arc the detailed scores:— URENUI. C. Wilson, c Bain, b Nicoll 28 W. Fuller, c Price, b Nicoll 0 L. Loye, c Robson, b Bain 9 M. Cunningham, c Hasell, b Bain 5 W. Wilson, rim out 14 E. Sarten, run out 18 H. Foreman, c Hooker, b Nicoll 0 Iv. Blundell, c Bain, b Osborne 0 C. Foreman, b Nicoll 2 G. Foreman, not out 2 Walter Fuller, b Nicoll 0 Extras 7 Total 85 NEW PLYMOUTH. W. P. Nicoll, b Sarten 14 A. Osborne, b Blundell 7 K. B. Bain, b Foreman 17 A. S. Hasell, c sub., b Fuller 21 H. J. Price, b Foreman 2 W. C. Weston, cC. Foreman, b Fuller 4 D. Morey, c W. Wilson, b Sarten... 2 G. T. Robson, e Wilson, b Sarten.... 9 < S. Hooker, c and b Sarten 8 P. West, b Sarten 0 L. H. Jury, not out 0 Extras ' 2 Total . 81 Bowling Analysis.—K. Blundell, one ~ for 16; W. Fuller, two for 17; C. Fore,nian, two for 23; E. Sarten, five for 12; M. Cunningham, none for 11. WAITARA v. HIGH SCHOOL. Owing to High School not being able to raise a team, several of the boys taking part in the Central School Carnival, this match did not eventuate, and will be played at a later date. The following is the Law team to play at Inglewood on Saturday, leaving by the 12.50 p.m. train:—Bewley, Elliott, T. P. Anderson, Greatbatch, Lawrey, H. B. Reid, R, B. Reid, Shepherd, Johnson, Lash and another.