CRICKET.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8988, 25 November 1907, Page 3

CRICKET.

(By Cover Point.)

WAIRARAPA ASSOCIATION

; CARLTON A v. CARTERTON

A match was commenced on No. 1 wicket on the Park Oval, on Saturday, between the Carlton A and Carterton teams. Carterton won the toss, and they were first represented by Smart and Hart, Hoar and Allen taking up the bowling. The batsmen soon settled down to work, and rattled jfrp 21 before Darvill caught Smart off Allen. Welch joined Hart, but Allen bowled the latter when the score had reached 28. Beechey and Welch made a useful stand, butting on 20 runs before Congdon bowled Welch, who had compiled 21 by hard hitting. Beechey and W. Gallon were responsible for another useful partnership, 60 being put up before Waters found Beechey's weak spot. Feist had a short and merry innings, and Fairbrother added 3 to the score. Seventy-six was up when Elliott joined W. Gallon, who was playing nice cricket. The pair carried the score to 92 before Elliott was bowled by Congdon. The remaining Datsmen took the score to 111. W. Gallon was not out with a well-compiled 35 to his credit. Carterton batted with ten men. Congdon came out with the best bowling average, taking 4 wickets for 26. The bowling material in the team was not utilised to the best advantage. Allen was taken off at his ■Bevonth over and this was a mistake. His last five overs read—wickets, 2; runs, 7; maidens, 2. In his first four overs he bowled somewhat indifferently, but got Hart with a beautiful" ball in the next over and then began to find his length, and sent down some real "stingers." Allen should have been kept on and C Migdon or Barlow replaced Hoar, who, up till now, had had 20 runs hit off him without securing a wicket. Certainly Hoar bowled well, but he had no luck, and a change at his end would probably have been of the utmost service. The Carlton team, as usual, fielded well, Boyd being particularly brilliant. Carlton commenced their innings disastrously, and finished up disastrously. The ' Carferton bowling was very weak; in fact only up to first-class junior form. The only batsman who gave a decent • display was Swan, who played correct • cricket for 14 runs. The rest of the batting may be termed fair to me- ■ dium. The innings closed for 82, and Carlton's failure to have scored • at least double this total is inexplic- . able. Carterton resumed their second innings about half an hour before the • call of time, and knocked up 33 for the loss of no wickets. The bowling was in the hands of Waters and Bell, whereas Barlow should certainly have been entrusted with the boll at one - end. The following were the . scores: — CARTERTON.—First Innings. Hart, b Alle-t ... 5 Smart, c Darvill, b Allen ... 15 Welch, b Congdon ... 21 Beechey, b Waters ... 10 ' W. Gallon, not out ... Feist, c O'Leary, b Congdon ... 8 Fairbrother, b Congdon ... 3 Rev. Elliott, b Cogndon .. 6 C. Gallon, c Bel', b Barlow ... 5 . Kissell, b Barlow ... 1 Extras ... 2 Total ... HI Bowling—Congdon, 4 for 26; Bar-1-nv, 2 for 14; AHen, •2 for 20; Waters, 1 for 26; Hoar, 0 for 23. Second Innings. Welch, not out ... 20 JN. Gallon, not out ... 13 Total for no wickets .. • 33 Bowling—Bell, 0 for 15; Waters, 0 for 18. CARLTON A—Fust Innings. Waters, c Welch, bW. Gallon ... 9 O'Leary, c Welch, b Kissell ... 11 Boyd, c Feist, bW. Gallon ... 3 Bell, c Darvill (sub.), b Kissell 6 F. Welch, c Hart, b Welch ... 10 Hoar, b Welch ... 12 Swan, bW. Gallon ... 14 Allen, c and b Welch . . 9 Congdon, Ibw, b Welch ... 2 Barlow, not out ... 1 Darvill, b Welch ... 3 Extras ... 2 Total ... 82 Bowling —Welch, 5 for 28; W. Gallon, 3 for 35; Kissell, 2 for 17. MASTERTON A v. CARLTON B. On the Schoolground, Masterton A defeated Carlton B by an innings and 53 runs. The following were the scores MASTERTON. First Innings. Parton, bB. Welch ... 13 McKellar, b Aymes ... 15 Perry, b Iloar ... 14 Esson, run out ... 10 Isaacs, c Welch, b Hoar ... 4 Prow, run out ... 45 Bewley, b Wilkie ... 4 Rawson, bK. Welch ... 1 Redmond, bB. Welch ... 2G Richards, cA. Welch, b Sheppard 8 Madsen, not out ... 2 Extras ... 13 Total ... 161 Bowling—Hoar 2 for 9, B. Welch 2 for 44, Wilkie 1 for 17, K. Welch 1 for 17, Aymes 1 for 29, R. Welch 0 for 12, J. Wickens 0 for 12, Sheppard 1 for 8. CARLTON B. First Innings. A. Hoar, c Richards, b Rawson 3 R. Welch, b Parton ... 13 P. Wilkie, c Isaacs, b Rawson ... 2 K. Welch, b Rawson ... 4 A. Welch, c Perry, b Rawson ... 6 Aymes, c Isaacs, b Prow ... 5 B. Welch, u Prow, b Isaacs ... 9 F. Wickens, b Prow ... 13 L, Welch, b Isaacs ... I* Bentley, b Prow ... 0 Sheppard, b Isaacs ... 0 M. Welch, c Madsen, b Prow ... 2 J. Wickens, b Prow ... 1 Chamberlain, run out ... 0 Franklin, not out ... 0 Extras 5 Total ••• Bowling—Prow 5 for 10, Rawson 4 for 20, Isaacs 3 for 11, Parton 1 for 17.

Second Innings. F. Wickens, b McKellar ... 1 B. Welch, b McKellar ... -2 Franklin, b McKellar ... 7 Hoar, b Redmond ... 2 Wilkie, c Isaacs, b McKellar ... 0 R. Welch, b McKellar ... 4 J. Wickens, Ibw, b Redmond ... 10 K. Welch, b Redmond 0 A. Welch, b McKellar ... 2 Sheppard, b Redmond ... 2 L. Welch, b McKellar ... 0 Bentley, b McKellar 3 Chamberlain, c and b McKellar 5 M. Welch, not ouW Extras . 1 Total Bowling —McKellar 9 for 15, Redmond 4 for 23. FEATHERSTON v. MASTERTON B. A match was commenced on the Park Oval, on Saturday, between the Masterton B and Featherston teams. Masterton B batted first and made 101. Edwards played careful cricket for 20, while Gahvey played a very neat innings for 18. Morris and Lyttle reached double figured by vigorous play. Featherston replied with 93, Keys playing well for 22. ■Coggins showed good form for 16. In .their second innings Masterton B .have 2 wickets down for 7 runs. Scores: MASTERTON B. First Innings. Edwards, bF. Hawke ... 20 Dwyer, lbw, b Pilbr«w ... 9 Oaughton, st, b Keys ' ... 5 Baird, b Hawke 8 j O'Connor, b Hawke ... 0 , Morris, b Hawke ... 13 Mi net t, c, b Keys ... 3 Thompson, b Hawke ... 4 Hebenton, b Hawke ... 0 Phillips, b Hawke ... 2 Galwey, c Hawke, b Howlett ... 18 Lyttle, b Howlett ... 10 Baker, c, b Hawke ... 3 Kingdon, not out ... 1 Winter, b Howlett ... 4 Extras ... 1 Total '"** 10! Bowling —F. Hawke 8 for 35, Howlefcfc 3 for 3, Keys 2 for 37, Pilbrow 1 for 17, Everitt 0 for 8. Second Innings. EJwards, c and b Keys ... 7 Biird, c Everitt, b Hawke ... 0 Kingdon, not out 0 Total for two wickets ... 7 FEATHERSTON. First Innings. F. Hawke, c Baker, b Kingdon... 12 H. Hawke, b Phillips ... 11 Keys, b Dwyer ••• 22 • A. Cundy, b Phillips ... 0 Pilbrow, b Kingdon ... 8 Coggins, run out ... 16 Howlett, c and b Claughton ... 5 Everitt, b Claughton ... 0 i Thomas, run out ... 3 Williams, cMinett, b Edwards... 6 Price, b Claughton ... 1 Nitz, b Kingdon ... 1 Tait, not out ••• 1 Saunders, b lid wards ... 0 ] Extras ••• 7 Total ••• 93 Bowling—Claughton 3 for 6, Kingdon 3 for 23, Phillips 2 for 13, Edwards 2 for 14, Dwyer 1 for 10, Morris 0 for 9, Thompson 0 for 11. Teams representirg the St. Matthew's and Clareville Maori College 1 Clubs met at Masterton, on Saturday, ' the former winning by nine wickets and onejfcm. The scons were as , underj Clareville College (first innings)G. Tewhaiti 4, Tokatuma 1, Tauira ! 8. Anaru 0, Temaari 0, Turei 0, Ju. y 0, R. Te Whaiti 0, Ihaka 0, Walker . 2, Te Tau (not out) 0, extras 2. , Total 17. I £-wling —Hatch 4 for 6, Berry 5 for 7. 1 B<?{:ond innings—G. Tewhaiti 1, Tokatuma 0, Tauria 5, Anaru 5, 'lVnaari 0, Turei 0, Jury 0, R. Te- , whaiti (not out) 5, Ihaka 1, Walker 2, Te Tau 1, extras 7. Total 27. Grand total 44. ! Bowling—Hatch, 6 for 9, Berry 2 j for 9, S'monson 0 for 2. j St. Matthew's (first innings)- j Barr 0, Edwards 6, Hatch 6, Cole 2, | Berry 9, Miller, 1 La Roche 1, Braggins (not out) 2, Simonson 0, extras 16. Total 43. Second innings—Miller (run out) 0, La Rcche 1, Berry (not out) 1. Total for one wicket 2. Grand total 45.