CRICKET.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8992, 29 November 1907, Page 7

CRICKET.

CARLTON v. W.F.C.A

The W.F.C.A. and Carlton teams commenced a' Henderson Cup match •on the Park Oval yesterday afternoon. Carlton went first to the wickets, and, batting with ten men, ■made 62. Munro played a good innings for IS, while F. Welch contributed 16 by neat cricket. Moss and Boyd also shaped well for their runs. The longest-partnerships were Boyd and Welch;, who added 16 runs to the score, Munro and Moss 12 runs, •and Munro and Lett 12 runs. Parsplendidly and came out -with the fine average of five for 18. W.F.C.A. failed to reach Carlton's 'total by 22 runs, the last wicket f falling at 40. Phillips was tbe only • double figure scorer, making 10 by play. Waters and Moas were ■ almost unplayable. • Waters bowled well, taking 6 wickets .for 12 run«. Moss sent down some beautiful balls, and took 4 wickets •for 17 runs. Caselberg and Phillips -endeavoured to stop the rot, and put •on 14 runs while together. Carlton commenced their second innings at 5.30 o'clock, and at the had lost 4 wickets for ,83. Waters and Welch played well j -for 33 and 22 respectively. Scores: — CARLTON.—First Innings. 'Waters, c Hall, b Partou ... 1 ! -N. Boyd, b Ralph ... 9 j .F. Welch, b Ralph ... 16 | Wickens, run out ... 4 .Aymes, c Pragnell, b Parton ... 1 Roberts, c Smith, b Parton ... 2 Munro, b Parton ... 18 j Owen, b Parton ... 0 Lett, not out ... 1 , Moss, b Ralph ... 9 Extra ••• 1 Total ... 62 Bowling analysis—Parton, 5 for 18; Ralph, 3 for 33; Phillips, 0 for 10. Second Innings. Swan, caught, b Parton .. 9 F. Welch, caught, b Parton ... 22 Waters, b Lett, runout ... 1 Boyd, not out ... 9 Extras ... 9 Total for 4 wicket's ... 83 W.F.C.A.—First Innings. *Welch," c Moss, b Waters ... 5 Parton, c Roberts, b Waters ... 3 .Schubert, c Welch, b Moss ... 6 Scrimgeour, b Waters ... 0 Pragnell, b Moss ... 1 Hall, b Waters ... 0 A. Caselberg, b Waters ... 2 Smith, b Moss ... 2 Phillips, c Aymes, b Waters ... 10 Ralph, b Moss ... 0 Fairbrother, net out ... u j Extras ... D I Z Total ... 40, Bowling analysis—Waters, 6 for -12; Moss, 4 for 17. STAR v. CARTERTON. The Carterton and Star teams com.menced a match on the Park Oval, . yesterday afternoon. Carterton batted first, and made 126. Phelps contributed 37 by vigorous play. Hutchison 20, Lindop 17, Tunnicliffe 15 not out, and Hart 13 also got into double figures.. Madsen bowled splendidly, coming out with the fine average of 5 for 19. Hatch made a capital catch when he caught F. Fairbrother. In their first innings Star made 78. Thynne played a splendid innings for 42 not out. ; Edwards and Truscott jplayed The folbwyhg were the scores:— _ j CARTERTON. I First Innings. j Lindop, c and b Isaacs ... 17 Feast, c sub., b McLean ... 4 Hart, c Edwards, b McLean ... 13 , Phelps, b Edwards ... 37 Hutchison, c Isaacs, b Madsen... 20 Berref, b Madsen ... 1 'Tunnicliffe, not out ... 15 ■ Judd', c and b Edwards ... 1 . V. Fairbrother, b Madsen ... 0 Williams, c McLean, b Madsen... 0 j F. Fairbrother, c Hatch, b Madsen 3 Extras ... 15 J Total ... U6 Bowling—Madsen 5 for 19, McLean | :2 for 24, Edwards 2 for 31, Isaacs_l '■ for 35. STAR. First Innings. Isaacs,,c and b Williams ... 0 King.don, b Williams ... 0 L. Richards, c Hutchison, b Williams ... 1 Madsen, c Hart, b Williams ... 4 Dwyer, run out ... 0 Thynne, not out ... 42 Edwards, run. out "... 10 Truscott, b Phelps ... 10 McLean, run out ... 4 Jackson, b Hutchison - ... 0 -Hatch, b Hutchison ... 4 Extras ... 3 Total ... 78 Bowling- Williams 4 for 18, Hutchison 2 for 9. Phelps 1 for 15, Tunnlfiiffe 0 for 10, V. Fairbrother 0 for 10.