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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8353, 8 February 1907, Page 6

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HENDERSON CUP COMPETITION. , CARLTON B v. STAR A. The match between the Star and Carlton B teams was concluded, yesterday afternoon, on the Park Oval, and resulted in a win for Carlton Bby six wickets and 3 runs. Each team had'made 133 runs in its first innings. The Stars, with only seven men, made 26 in their second innings. MacKellar (9), Esson (6), Steward (6), Fish (4) and F. Richards (1) were the only scorers. Long was the most successful bowler for Carlton B, taking three wickets for 10 runs. Requiring 27 runs to win, Carlton sent Long and Tyrrell to the wickets to face the bowling of Fish and Madsen. Before a run had been* scored Tyrrell retired hurt, and Flaws was caught by Madsen in the slips. W. Welch was next man in and he was bowled for nothing, after Long had added 3to score. Denby and Long made a good stand. Long was bowled by Fish for five. The total score was, at this stage 17. J. Wickens, junr., joined Denby, and the pair knocked up the necessary runs. Denby made 21 by good batting. The scores were as follow: — STAR A. First Innings ••• !33 Second Innings. ~■ :L. Richards, b Owen ... 0 Madsen, run out ••• <j. ■Fish, c sub.,. b Long ... 4 Esson, b Long ... 6 F. Richards, b Long .... 1 Steward, not out ... 6 MacKellar, b Denby ... 9 Total Bowling: Long, 3 for 10; Denby, 1 for 1; Owen, 1 for 12; Aymes, » 0 for 3. CARLTON B. First Innings ... 133 Second Innings. Long, c sub., b Fish ... 5 Tyrrell, retired hurt ... 0 Flaws, c Madsen, b Fish ... 0 W. Welch, b Madsen ... 0 Denby, b Fish ... 21 Wicken3, not out ... 2 Extras - . . ••• 1 Total for 4 wickets ... 29 . Bowling: Fish, 3 for 13; Madsen, ' 1 for 15.

CARTERTON v. W.F.C.A.

The W.F.C.A and Carterton teams played a match at Carterton, yesterday. The game resulted in a win for Carterton by 10 wickets and two runs. The scores were as follow : CARTERTON.—First Innings. Hart, c Uren, b Williams ... 27 Maunsell, b Scrimgeour ... 108 Beechey, c Smith, b Scrimgeour 21 Extras ... 4 Total for three wickets (innings declared closed) ... 160 Bowling analysis.—Scrimgeour, 2 for 29; Williams, 1. for 29; Welch, 0 for 15; Pragnell, 0 for 23; Ralph, 0 for 28; Hall, 0 for 36. Second Innings. ■ Feast, not'out ... ' .... 9 Hutchinson, not out 6 Total for no wickets ... 15 Grand total ... ... 175 W.F.C.A.—First Innings. , Pragnell, b Maunsell ... 7 Welch, b Phelps i 27' Scrimgeour, b Maunsell ... 1 Lindop 16 Williams, c Beechey, b Phelps... 14 Ralph, c and b Phelps 0 Uren, b Phelps 0 Dugarde, b Lindop 4 Smith, b Lindop 0 Bannister, not out 4 F; Fairbrother, b Lindop ... 9, Extras ... 3 Total 85 Bowling analysis.—Phelps, 4 for i 6; Lindop, 4 for 23; Maunsell, 2 for 26; Williams, 0 for 18. ■ Second Innings. Ralph, b Phelps ... 0 Pragnell, c Hutchinson, b Maunsell 6 / Williams, b Hutchinson 22 Welch, c Feast, b Phelps ... 16 Hall, b Hutchinson ... ... 4 Fairbrother, c . Beechey, b Hutchinson ... ; 1 Bannister, not out 13 Scrimgeour, b Hutchinson ... 9 Dugarde c, Phelps, b Hutchinson 0 Smith, b Hutchinson 5 Uren, run out 1 Extras 11 Total 88 Grand total ... 173 Bowling analysis.— Hutchinson, 6 for 30; Phelps, 2 for 23; Lindop, 0 for 9; Maunsell, 0 for 15.

JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP. Y.M.C.A. v. STAR B. The match between the Y.M.C.A. and Star B teams was concluded on the Park Oval, yesterday afternoon, and resulted in a win for the Stars by seven wickets and 17 runs. The scores were as follow: — Y.M.C.A. First innings, 108. Second Innings: Afinett, lbw, b Bradbury, 10; Rhodes, run out, 1; Iggulden, c and b Bradbury, 0; Harding, cEgan, b-Bradbury, 29; Hatch, c McLaren, b Bradbury, 9; Messenger, b Baker, 3; A. Rees, c Bradbury, b Baker, 1; A. Williams, not out, 19; G. Rees, riot out, 17; total, 89. Grand total, 197., Stafp B.— First innings, 112, Second innings: Bradbury, b Hatch, 33; Baker,"c A. Rees, b Iggulden, 3 O'Leary, b Hatch, 45; Thynne, < Minett, b Williams, 9; Truscott, nol ■out, 2; extras, 10; total for i wickets, 102. Grand total, 214. The following team will represenl S. Matthew's Club in the Junioi Championship match, against Y.M, ,' 'C.A., on the Schoolground, to-mor-row, at 2.30 p.m.:—Hoar, Li Eoche,. 'Berry, Phillips, Fenwick, Simonson, Hatch, Welch, Edwards, Cole and Dixon. Emergencies: Long •' and Palamontain. Y.M.C.A. will ht represented by the following:— Beere, Evans, Matthews, Williams, Wilkie, Wylie, Daniell, Martin, Lett, Quinn, and McDonald.