CRICKET.
WAIRARAPA v. HAWKE'S BAY. EASY WIN FOR WAIRARAPA. The above match was concluded on the Park Oval yesterday, and resulted in a decisive victory for the dome team by an innings and 62 runs. The weather was again beautiful, and the wioket played well. Wairarapa added 39 runs to their overnight ocore before they were all disposed of, Maunsell carrying his bat for the creditable score of 156.
in their first innings Hawke'sßay made a very poor stand, only compiling 83 runs, this being due to the fine bowling of Maunaell, whose six wiokets Co9fc him only 13 runß. In their second attempt they looked like averting a one innings defeat. Lusk compiled 73 runs by good cricket, and the other principal scorers for the team wore Goldsmith 2% and Hughes 23. Messrs W. H. L., Galwey and E. Oollinge again carried out the duties of umpires in a satisfactory manner.
Following are the scores:— WAIRARAPA—First Innings. Redmond, b O'Brien ... ... 1 Eagle, o Bailey, b Fenton ... 20 Mauhsell, not out ... ... 156 Parton, Ibw, b Cato 11 Smart o White, b Goldsmith ... 16 Logan, b Fenton 46 MoKellar, b O'Brien ... ... 5 Esson, c Cato, b Lusk , ... 24 Judd, b Lusk 15 Prow, c Martin, b Cato ... 7 Egan, b Cato 0 Sundries 20 Total ... 321 Bowling—O'Brien, 2 for 49; Fenton 2 for 97; Cato, 3 for 21; Goldsmith, 1 for 27; Lusk, 2 for 33; Bailey, 0 for 21; Hughes, 0 for 16; Hall. 0 for 37. HAWKE'S BAY—First Innings. Bailey, b Maunsell ... ... 21 Hall, o Esson, b Judd ... 8 Cato, b Judd ... 7 Lusk, lbw, b Maunsell ... 7 White, lbw, b Maunsell ... 12 Fenton, hit wioket, b Maunsell 5 Hughes, b Logan ... 6 Martin, b Maunsell ... 0 Goldsmith, lbw, b Maunsell ... 4 Ashcroft, b Logan ... 4 O'Brien, not out ... 5 Sundries ... 4
Total ... 83 Bowling—Parton, 0 for 20; Judd, 2 for 17; Egan. 0 for 13; Maunsell, 6 for 13; Logan, 2 for 16. Second Innings. Bailey, c Eason, b Parton ... tf O'Brien, b Maunsell ... 2 Lusk, o Judd, b Parton ... 73 Uato, o Logan, b Maunsell ... 11 Hall, b Logan ... 5 Fentou, o MoKellar, b Judd ... 12 White, b Judd ... 0 Hughes, b Egan ... 23 Goldsmith, b Egan ... 24 Ashoroffc, not out ... 4 Martin, lbw, b Egan ... 0 Sundries ... 16 Total ... 176 Bowling—Maunsell, 2 for 45; Parton, 2 for 25; Logan, 1 for 33; Judd, 2 for 44; Egan, 3 for 13. The following will represent the W.P.C.A. in their match with Star A to-morrow:—Palmer, Judd, Hall, Williams, Taylor, O'Connor, Welch, Smith, Richards, Ralph, Gilding, Emergencies— Daniel, Fairbrother and Pragnell. NEW ZEALAND v. MELBOURNE. By Telegraph—Presß Association. OHRiSTOHUROH, March 13. Hemus, of Auckland, is unable to obtain the neoessary leave to pl,ay in the New Zealand Eleven against Melbourne, and Redgrave (Wellington) has been selected in his place.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7985, 14 March 1906, Page 5
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470CRICKET. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7985, 14 March 1906, Page 5
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