CRICKET.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9051, 10 February 1908, Page 3

CRICKET.

CARLTON A v. CARLTON B

The match between the Carlton A and B teams was concluded on the Park Oval on Saturday afternoon, and resulted in a win for the A team by an innings and four runs. The following were the scores: — Carlton A.—First inniugs, 2CB. Carlton B. —First innings.—Madsen, b Hoar, 6; L. Welch, b Swan, 6; Bentley, b Hoar, 2; A. Hoar, b E. Welch, 25; B. Welch, c and b Swan, 10; K. Welch, b Lett, 9; Sheppard, b E. Welch, 0; J. Wickens, b E. Welch, 4; A. Welch, not out, 14; Bannister, c L. Welch (sub), b E. Welch, 4; Wheeler, st Ogier, b E. Welch, 2; Lawrence, c Sheppard (sub), b Q'Leary, 12; M. Welch, c Sheppard (sub), b Allen, 6; C. Welch, b O'Leary, 2; extras, 10; total, 112.

Bowling analysis: E. Welch, 5 for 23; Hoar, 2 for 12; Swan, 2 for 22; Allen, 1 for 5; O'Leary, 2 for 9; Lett, 1 for 31. Second Innings.—A. Welch, run out, 13; B. Welch, b E. Welch, 34; Hoar, c and b O'Leary, 0; Madsen, b O'Leary, 5; Sheppard, bE. Welch, 0; Bentley, b O'Leary, 0; K. Welch, runout, 4; J. Wickens, b Swan, 2; L. Welch, run out, 5,; Wheeler, c and b Boyd, 9; C. Welch, b Boyd, 1; Lawrence, fun out, 14; M. Welch, b F. Welch, 0; Bannister, not out, 1; extras, 4; total, 92.

Bowling analysis: O'Leary, 3 for 19; E. Welch, 2 for 0; Boyd, 2 for 12; F. Welch, 1 for 6; Swan, 1 for 13; Clarke, 0 for 17; Allen, 0 for 19.

MASTERTON A v. MASTERTON B

The Masterton A and B teams commenced their senior championship match on the Park Oval, on Saturday. The scores for the day's play are as follow : Masterton A-First innings.—D. Parton, b Morris, 2; A. Bewley, b, Iggulden, (T; W. Redmond, b Igguldeon, 9; C. Perry, not out 52; T. Rawson, c Millar, b Iggulden, 0;F. Richards, b Iggulden, 1; H. Moorehouse, b Iggulden, 12: £. Beard, c Sutton, b Phillips, 7; T. Dwyer, b Thompson, 29; Nixon, b Morris, 0; Extras, 15; total, 133. Bowling analysis—W. Iggulden 5 for 31, Morris 2 for 31, Phillips 0 for 18, Thompson 1 for 31, Sutton 0 for 7. Mastsrton B —First innings.— Thompson, c Nixon, b Rawson, 2; Phillips, b Parton, 1; Monro, b Par.ton. 3; Iggulden, junr., b Parton, 6; Minett, b Parton, 0; Baker, b Rawson, 27; Morris, run out, 0; Iggulden, b Rawsnn, 1; Sutton, c Richards, b Rawson, 2; Hebenton c Parton, b Dwyer, 3; Lyttle, c Richards, b Dwyer, 11; Claughton, run out, 0; McKenzie, b Dwyer, 4; McLaren, b Dwyer, 1; Miller, b Redmond, 2; McVay, not out, 8; extras, 19; total. 90. Bowling analysis—Redmond 1 for 3, Parton 4 for* 17, Dwyer 4 for 18, Rawson 4 for 33.

BY TELEGKAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION. DUNEDIN, February 9. The cricket matches were continued yesterday in splendnid weather. Carisbrook B, playing against Grange, made 239 in the first innings (Austin 67, Roberts 47), while Grange hncl lost three wickets for 30 at the call of time.

Carisbrook A met Opoho, and compiled 20!) (S. Foster 37, Harraway 80). Opoho have lost two wickets for 30 (Tumbull 26). DunediiV put up 149 (Crammond 57) ugai::st Albion, and the latter compiled 92 for 5 wickets (Williams 38, Corbett 33 not out). CHRISTCHURCH, February 8.

Another round of the first grade cricket matches was commenced this afternoon in splendid weather. Results :

Sydenham seven wickets for 403 (W. Patrick 71, A. Jones 158, J. Bruges 68) v. East Christchurch. Linwood 294 (H. A. Bishop 56, H. Ellis 52, S.. A. Orchard 58, A. E. Ridley 40) v. West Christchurch 25 for two wickets. St, Albans 278 v. Riccarton 47 for no wickets.