CRICKET.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9030, 17 January 1908, Page 7

CRICKET.

(By Cover Point.) 'IHENDERSON CUP. OARLTON v. STAR. The match between the Carlton and , Star teams was concluded on the Park Oval yesterday afternoon, and resulted in a win for Carlton by six wickets and three runs. With two wickets.down for 22, the Stars resumed batting, but were unable to do anything with the bowling of Moss, and were all out for 54. Moss bowled six overs, talcing five wickets for three runs. Five of trie overs were maidens. His average for the innings was 5 for 10. Requiring 81 to win, Roberts and i. Waters went in for Carlton. The score was taken to 32 before Roberts was bowled by Dwyer, after having made ten in good style. Voyce joined Waters, but two runs later the former was bowled by McLean. Moss joined Waters, and' when the score had reached 58 the latter, who had to go to Wellington by train, retired, after scoring 88 by free hitting style. His score included -six 4's. F. Welch followed, and at 73 he was bowled by Isaacs. Swan joined Moss, and when one run was wanted to win, Dwyer smartly caught the former off Madsen. Boyd was next in, and Moss hit Isaacs to the boundary, thus leaving Carlton the victors. Moss played nice cricket for his 21 runs. The sc-eres were as follow: — CARLTON. -> First innings 123 Second Innings. Waters, retired 38 Roberts, b Dwyer 10 Voyce. b McLean 0 F. Welch, b Isaacs 6 Swan, c Dwyer, b Madsen 4 Moss, not out 21 Boyd, not out 0 Extras 4 Total for four wickets 83 Grand total 206 Bowling.—Madsen, 1 fo 6; McLean, 1 fo 13; Dwyer, 1 for 20; Isaacs, 1 for-21; Edwards, 0 for 20. STAR. First innings 149 Second Innings. L. Richards, c Moss, b Swan 8 Beard, c Waters, b Mos3 11 j$ Dwyer, c Voyce, b Moss -6 * Thynne, b Waters 0 Madsen, b Moss 7 F. Richards, c Boyd, b Waters 0 Isaacs, run out 1 Truscott, b Moss 7 Edwards, b Moss 3 McLean, not out 0 Townsend, absent Extras 11 Total 54 Grand total 2C3 ; Bowling analysis.—Mo?s, 5 for 10; Waters, 2 for 20; "Swan, 1 for J?. ] W.F.C.A. v. CARTERTON. The match between the W.F.C.A. and Carterton Clubs was concluded at "Carterton yesterday, and resulted in a win for the home team by six wickets and eight-runs. The scores were as follow,: CARTERTON. First innings. 47 Second Innings. Lindop, lbw, b Parton ' 1 Tutmicliffe. c Pragnell, b Welch 21 V. Fairbrother, b Parton 0 Phelps, absent 5 Feist, b Parton 30 Hutchinson, not out , 3 j Williams, not out 5 ; Extras 9 Total for four wickets 74 Bowling analysis.—Parton, 3 for 24; Phillips, nil for 0; Crookenden, nil for 5; Hall, nil for 13; Welch, nil for 18. W.F.C.A. First innings 2G Second innings 87 Mr W. J. Fuller, J.P., Storekeeper, Reiidelsham, S.A., writes:—"Some little time ago I was called in to see a neigh- £ bour Who was suffering from seveie fc. cramps, and who really thought he was past help. I took a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Eemcdy with me, and gave 'him three doses, according to directions, and in a few hours lie had quite recovered. I have frequently used it in my own family, and am so well satisfied as to its merits that I make a point of selling it to my customers on a positive guarantee. For sale by all dealers.