CRICKET.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8293, 23 November 1906, Page 6

CRICKET.

HENDERSON CUP.

CARLTON A v CARLTON B.

The Senior Championship match between the Carlton A and Carlton B teams was concluded in the Park Oval yesterday and resulted in a win for tho A team by an innings and 37 runs The following were tho scores CARLTON A. First innings ... 136 CARLTON B. First innings ... 45 Seootul tunings. Dignan. run out ... 3 Den by, bK. Welch ... 27 Tyrrell, o (J'Leary, b J5. Welch 30 J. WickeD, jar., b Congdou ... 1 J. Wickens, senr., b Hoar ... 0 Roberts, b 15. Welch ... 3 Riehettp, o F. Welch, b E. Welch ... 0 K. Welch, not cut ... 2 Sundries ... 8 Total ... 54 Bovsliug—-E. Welch 4 for 9, Congdon 1 for (J, LJcnr 1 for 19, Waters 0 for 12. CARLTON B v. ' STAR

The match between the Star and Carlton B teams waa oommenced on tbo Paib Oval, yesterday. Star A won the togs and eleoted to bat. They commenced badly, aud seven wickets were down for 26 when Esaon and Fisb became associated. They put new life into the innings and 53 waa up before Esson was given out leg before wicket off the bowling of Byrnes. He played a good innings for 20 runs. Maekellar and Fish carried the soore to 87 before Darville, acting as a substitute, caught Fish in the long field. The retiring batsman made 42 by vigorous crioket. His score 1 included six 3's and four 4'h. The Stars batted one man short. The Oarlton B team started badly, too, and they had seven wickets down for 15. J. Wiokens, senr., and Bewley carried the soore to 47 before Bewley was bowled by Chapman, after compiling 25 by stylish cricket aajj without Riving a chance The innings finally closed for 49. The Stars played out time and made 8 for the loss of 5 wickets. The following were th& scores:— STAR A.—First Innngs. Dwyer. run out 0 F. Richards, o Den by 7 L. Richards, lbw, b J. Wickens, janr. ... 4 Edwards, o K. Welch, b J. Wiokens, junr. ... 3 Chapman, o and bJ. Wiokens, junr. .-. ... ... 3 AJcLeao, o Denby, b J. Wickens, jqnr. 0 Steward, b Denby 1 Esson, lbw, b Aymes 20 Fisb, o lJarville, b J. Wiokens, senr. 42 itfackellar, not out 6 Extra 1 Total 87 Bowling.—J. Wioken«?, junr., 4 for 28;" Denby, 2 for 24; Aymes, 1 for 13; J. Wiokens, senr., 1 for 21. Second Innings. Logan, bK. Welch 20 Essun, o and b Bewley ... 12 Flub, b Welch ... 22 Chapman, b Welch ... 8 Dwyer, lbw b Rentley ... 8 Edwards, not out ... 5? Xj. Richards, nut out ... 6 Extras ... 9 Total for 5 wickets ... 87 CARLTON B.—First innings. TEyrrell, run out 0 Denby, o Obapman, b Fisb ... 4 Aymes, b Fish 0 K. Welob, o Fisb, bEd >vafds .., 1 Bentley, o McLean, b Edwards... 0 J. Wiokens, junr., b Fish ... 0 Dignan, run out 3 Bewley, b Chapman , s 25 J. Wickens, senr., st Essou, b Chapman ... ... 8 Roberts, b Logan ... ... 3 tiicketts, not out 0 Extras 5 Total ... ... 49 Bowling.—Fisb, 3 for 6; Edwards, 2 for 13; Chapman, 2 for 16; .Logan, 1 for 9. - W.F.C.A. v. CARTERTON. The match between the Carterton and W.F.C.A. Clubs waH commenced, yesterday afternoon. The following aie the scores:— CARTER lON—First innings. Maunsell, o'Dugarde, b Hall ... 22 JHart, Ibw, b Ralph ... 16 Beeohey, b Hall ... 18 Cole, o Pragnell, b Williams... 1 Xilndop, o Uren, b Hall ... 25 Williams, b Ralph ... 3 Feist : b Hall ... 32 Phelps, b Hall ... 0 O. Fairbrother, fa Parton ... 1 V. Fairbrother, not out ... 0 Extras ... 13 Total ... 131 Bowling—Hall, 5 foi 35; Ralph, 2 for 15; Paiton, 1 for 25; Williams, 1 for 40. Second Innings. Beechey, lbw, b Hall ... 0 Phelps, b Hall, ... 0 V. Fairbrother, b Paiton ... 3 Williams, o sufc., b Hall ... 0 Maunsell, not cut ... 3 Hart, not out ... 2 Extras ... 4 Total for 4 wiokets ... 12 W.F.C.A.—First innings. Hall, b Maunsell ... 0 Williams, lb*, b Maunsell ... 7 Pragnell, b Phelps ... 1 Parton, lbw, b Phelps ... 14 Smith, cFairbrother, b Maunsell 0 'Welch, b Maunsell ... 4 Schubert, b Phelps ... 4 Dugarde, o and b Phelps ... 0 Uren, b Maunsell, ... 0 Whitt, ... 0 Balph, ... 6 Extras ...6 Total ... 42 Bowling—Maunsell, 6 for 16; Phelps, 4 for 20.

JUNIOR CUP. Y.M.C.A. v. CARTERTON. The match between the Y.M.C.A. and Carterton, playtd at Carterton yesterday, resulted in a win for Uarterton by 8 wickets and 4 runs. The following were the eoores:— Y.M.CA.. fir t innings—Phillips, 0 McKiunon, b Spooner, 1; Diggin, run out, 0: Iggulden, b Sievers, 8; Williams, lbw, fc Spooner, 0; Messenger, c Armstrong, b Sievers, 5; A. Rees, b Spooner, 2; Miller, b Spooner,o; Muir, c and b Spooner, 3; Meredith, b Spooner. 5; Larson, b Spooner, 0; G. Roes, not out, 5; extras, 1; total, 30. Y.M.C.A., second innings. —Phil lips, « Fairbrother, b Sievers, 8; Meredith,o McKiunon, h Spooner, 7; Digging, o and b Spooner, 0; Iggulden, c Fuirbrothor, b Spooner, 13; Williams, b Spooner, 0: Messenger, ii Sievers,b Sp r oner, 4; Muir, b Sievers, 1; A. Bees, run out, 3; Miller, b Spooner, 2; Larson, o Armstrong, b Spooner, 6; G. Bees, not out, 1; extra, 1; total, 46. Carterton, lirst innings. —N. Armstrong, b Williams, 12; MoKinnon, b Phillips, 0; C.- Armstrong, o Phillips, b Willians, 0; E. Fairbrother, o A.' Kees, b Diggins, 12; p. Fairbrotber, c A. Kees, b Iggnlden, 15; Sievers ; o Larsen, b Williams, 11; Spooner, o Williams, b iggulden, 2; King, b Williams, 8; Paget, a Williams, b Meredith, 1; Hall, b Meredith, 9; Lavvrenco not out, 2; extras, 7; total, 68. Carterton, second innings. —Mo Kinnon, not out, 1; Lawrence, b Williams, 1; King, b Phillips, 2; C. Armstrong, not out, 9; extra, 1; total for 2 wiukets, 13. Y.M.C.A. Bowling Analysis,— Phillips, 2 for 24; Williams, 5 for 23; Jgaulden, 2 for 1G; Diggins, 1 for 3; Meredith, 2 for 6.