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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 3063, 7 December 1908, Page 6

CRICKET.

; I CARLTON v. CARTERTON. ;': The match between the Carlton and Carterton Seniors was concluded at Carterton on Saturday, and resulted in a win for the former by,7l runs on the first inirngs, Carlton thus securing a 2-point win. The following are the details of the scoring:— i CARTERTON.—First Innings. Elliott, b Moss 7 Feast, lbw, b Moss 7 Hart, b Moss 13 Smart, b Moss 0 Hansen, b:Boyd 1 Phelps, b Moss 33 Gallon, b Moss 2 Beechey, b Boyd 6 Ticehurst, b Moss 16 Tunnicliffe, not out 11 Kissel, run out 0 Extras ~ Total 105 Bowling analysis—Mces, 7 wickets for 51 runs; Boyd, 2 wickets for 31 runs; Styles, no wickets for 14 runs. CARTERTON.—Second Innings. Hart, b Moss 5 Smart, b Styles 26 Feast, b Moss 21 Phelps, c and b Moss 0 Beechey, not out 18 Gallon, b Styles 0 Extras " Total for 5 wickets 74 Grand total 1"^ Bowing ana'ysis—Moss, 3 wickets for 19 runs; Hoar, no wickets for 61 runs; Boyd, no wickets for 18 runs; Swan, no wickets for 11 runs; Styles, 2 wickets for 4 runs. 3 CARLTON. "~'T""^p Total for first innings 176 Second Innings. F. Welch, b Beechey 25 Voyce, b Phelps 16 Swan, run out 0 Barlow, b Phelps 5 Boyd, lbw, b Beechey 17 Moss, b Phelps .. 17 T. Hoar, b Beechey ' ','„., » Styles, b Gallon "!' U A. Hoar, c Kissel, b Gallon 1 Lett, not out 3 .Extras s Total for 9 wickets 111 Grand total 287 Bowling analysis—Phelps, 3 wickets for 20 runs; Elliott, no wickets for 21 runs; Kissel, no wickets for 8 runs: Beechey, 3 wickets for 30 runs; Hansen, no wickets for 18 runs; Gallon, 2 wickets for 5 runs. UNITED 1. v. MASTERTON I. A practice match between these elevens was played on the Park Oval on Saturday. United went first to the wickets, but were disposed of for 40 runs, Waters (9) being the highest scorer. C. Perry obtained 5 wickets for 18 runs, and D. Logan 4 for 14. Masterton in their innings made 140 rune, Thompson 39 rot out, Esson 24 and Perry 21, being the chief contributors. O'Leary captured 4 wickets, and Dwyertwo. In their second innings the United made a better- stand, and put together 171 runs, Duggan 52, Waters 40, O'Leary 27, and Rothenberg 17, making most of the runs. Esson and Mackellar each obtained 3 wickets. MATCHES IN OTHER PARTS. AUCKLAND FIXTURES. By Telegraph—Press Association. AUCKLAND, December 6. The fourth round of the Auckland Cricket Association's championships were concluded yesterday afternoon in fine weather. In the Senior grade City beat University by 161 runs. In the first innings City made 366 (MacCormick 192 not out), and University 205. ~*>*-^Jha»4«WParnell and Grafton played a draw, resuming with three wickets down for 337 Parnell declared on the first innings, and closed at 362 for four wickets (Hutchings 60 not out). Grafton made 290 for 9 wickets (Cottell 93, Jones 54 and Mason 39 no out). Ponsonby beat Eden' Colts by 180. In the first innings Ponsonby made 209, and Eden Colts 191 (Relf 87). North Shore beat Eden A by 47 runs. In the first innings North Shore made 200 and Eden A 153 (Cummings 54). Going in again North Shore made 168 for 4 wickets (Callindar 44). Bowling for North Shore Hadnon took five wickets for 37 runs. There were no three point wins secured in the Senior grade matches.

CHRISTCHUKCH FIXTURES. By Telegraph—Press Association. CHRISTCHURCH, December 6. The fourth round of the first grade matches were continued this afternoon in fine weather. Linwood 264 (E. Humphreys 100, F. Wilding 47, S. H. Orchard 36) defeated East Christchurch 158 and 101 (Ward 28, Edmonds and Addison 18 eadi). West Christchurch 220, beat Riccarton 111, by 108 run» on the first innngs. Sydenham 189 beat St. Albans 147 by 42 runs on the first innings. In their second innings St. Albans scored 84 for 8 wickets. DUNEDIN FIXTURES. PLUNKET SHIELD TEAM AGAINST AUCKLAND. By Telegraph—Press Association. DUNEDIN, December 6. Splendid weather prevailed yesterday when the cricket matches were continued. Dunedin beat Albion by 25 runs. In the first innings the former made 169 (Wilson 93) and Albion 144 (Drake 50 not out) and 69 for 2 wickets (Williams 33 not out). Carisbrook B beat Opoho by 170 runs. In the first innings Carisbrook compiled 332 (Adams 103 not out, Austin 54, Drumm 44), and Opoho 162 (Casey 47). Carisbrook A beat Grange by 38 runs. In the first innings the former made 210 for i) wickets (Ruther-

ford 67, S. Foster 61 not out) while Grange made 172 (Ogg 44, C. Beal 41 not out). The following team will represent Otago against Auckland in the Plunket Shield match:—Austin, Ayles, Downes. Fisher, Howden, Hopkins. Siedelberg, Torrance, Williams, Wilson, Wordsworth. Emergencies—Rutherford and C. Beal. I I CARTERTON li. V.MAURICEViLLE. In the match Carterton v. Mauriceville juniors, concluded on Saturday, the former won by an innings and 41 runs. Following are the sores: — Carterton, first innings, nine wickets tor 124 runs. Mauriceville, total fcr first innings 22; second innings 61, as follows: Braggins, b McKenzie, 4; Coombe, b Beard, 16; Fisher, b Fairbrother, 1; Wallis, b McKenzie 26; Blackmore, b Beard, 1; Mascelle. b McKenzie, 2; Hopley, b Beard, 1; Erikson, b McKenzie, 0; Martin, not out, 1; Neilson, b McKenzie, 0; extras, 9; total for nine wickets, 61; grand total, 83. Bowling analysis—McKenzie, 5 for 25; Fairbrother, 1 for 18; Beard, 3 for 9. I w f m.as^fM^£&BM