CRICKET

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8356, 11 February 1907, Page 5

CRICKET

MASTERTON B v. CARTERTON.

The match between the Masterton B and Carterton teams was concluded at Carterton, on Saturday and resulted in a win for Masterton by one wicket and two runs. The scores were as follow: — CARTERTON. First Innings ... 122 Second Innings. Maunsell, c Wrigley, b Hoar ... 13 Hart, b Hoar ... 5 Beechey, run out . ... 3 Carroll, b Redmond ... 37 Feist, t b Redmond ... 8 Bunny, run out ... 14 Gallon, b Redmond ... ,0 Workman, not out ... 1 Sievers, c and b Redmond ... 0 Williams, c Baillie, b Redmond 0 Fairbrother, c sub., b Hoar ... 0 Extras ... 9 Total ... 90 Grand total ... 212 Bowling: Redmond, 5 for 9; Hoar, 3 for 32; Cummings, 0 for 10; Prow, 0 for 12; Swan, 0 for 18. MASTERTON B. First Innings ... 136 Second Innings. Prow, st Hart, b Maunsell ... 16 Redmond, c Sievers, b Williams 9 Hoar, st Hart, b Maunsell ... 5 Baillie, c Beechey, b Maunsell .. 12 Bewley, c Beechey, b Maunsell... 12 Swan, lbw, b Gallon ... 7 Esson, lbw, b Gallon ... 2 Cummings, not out ... 4 Wrigley, c Maunsell, b Gallon 0 Morris, b Gallon ... 0 Monro, not out ... 3 Extras ... 8 Total for .line wickets ... 78 , Grand J -cal ' ... 214 ; Bowling: -1 sell, 4 for 29; Williams, 1 for 28.

It is understood that Masterton A will play Carterton, at Carterton, on ( Saturday next. The following team has been selected to represent Wairarapa against the Marylebone'Cricket Club (England), on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week:—Maunsell, Beechey, Carroll (Carterton), Redmond, Mackellar, Esson, Parton, Perry, Fish, McGurk, Bewley, Prow (Masterton), Hoar, Swan and Waters (Carlton). Emergencies—Bowling, Hall (W.F. C.A.), Williams (Carterton); batting, O'Leary (Carlton), Hart (Cartertori). The visitors will arrive here on Tuesday, 19th instant, by the 12 o'clock train, and the match will commence on the same day at 2 o'clock. Oil the following day play will commence at 11 a.m. The members selected are requested to be on the ground sharp at the time appointed, as the selectors have absolutely decided to replace any member not punctual with one of the emergencies. ' The Wairarapa team is probably the best batting team that has represented the district for many seasons. There is plenty of variety in the bowling. Members of the team are requested to obtain as much net practice as possible this week, so as to be in their best form. The Englishmen, judging from their scoring in the recent matches against Canterbury and Otago, are evidently striking form, and there is every probability of a good exhibition of crirket being witnessed. A meeting of the Reception Committee appointed in connection with the match will be held, in the Bank of New South' Wales, this evening, at 8.30 o'clock.

OTAGO v. M.C.C. By Telegraph—Press Association. DUNEDIN, February 9. The cricket match M.C.C. v. Otago was continued, to-day, when the visitors concluded their first innings for 496. Otago in their first innings made 257, and in the second have lost three wickets for 37. The following are the scores: — M.C.C. —First Innings. Johnson, c Eckhold, b Fisher .. 87 Fox, c Mackersey, b Austin .. 55 Harrison, c Baker, b Fisher .. 105 Burns, b Austin .. .. .. 4 Page, c Mackersey, b Austin .. 55 Douglas, c Siedeberg, b Austin.. 67 Branston, c Austin, b Graham .. 14 Simpson-Hayward, st Williams, b Siedeberg .... .. 71 Cqrwen, Ibw., b Fisher.. .. 2 Tufnell, not out ... 20 May, c Ackroyd, b Austin ... 10 Extras j ' ... 7 Total ... 496 * OTAGO—First Innings. Wilson, b Douglas ... 5 Austin, b Branston ... 42 Ackroyd, c Tufnell, b May ... 31 Siedeberg, e Curwen, b May ... 17 Eckhold, c Douglas, b Harrison... 41 Baker, c Tufnell, b Branston ... 16 Graham, b Branston ... 0 Fisher, c Tufnell, b May " ..: 23 Beal, c Fox, b May ... 25 Mackersey, b Branston ... 7 Williams, not out , ... 6 Total ••• 257 Second Innings. Beal, b May ... 5 Graham, b Branston ... 1 Austin, c Johnston, b Branston 2 Baker, not out ... 10 Ackroyd, not out ... 10 | Extras ... 9 I Total for 3 wickets ... 37