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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 3069, 14 December 1908, Page 3

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SENIOR MATCHES. j CARLTON v. UNITED. EASY WIN FOR CARLTON. (By Cover Paint). A match was played on the Park Oval on Saturday iast, under the auspices of the Wairarapa Cricket Association, between the t.arlton and United senior teams. The weather "Was fine and the wicket in good order. Carlton batted first and ran up the respectable total of 219. Of this number Moss contributed 49 by free >.hitting, including some neat strokes. :His score included six 4's and a 6. :E. Welch was the next highest scorer •with 43. He played well for his ■runs, and after he had made 20 hit ■out. He hit five 4's and seven 2s. While Moss and Welch were* associated .they carried the score from 104 to 174 for the ninth wicket. The last wicket (Aymes and E. Welch) put on 45 runs. A. Hoar (25), W. Lett (17), T. Hoar (17, including a hit for 6), t. Welch (16), Aymes (13 not out) also batted well. . . Congdcn secured the most wick€ts—viz., 5 for 49. Walker took 2 tor 15, Waters 2 for. 38, and Jones 1 for 25. „ United's first innings was ot a Sensational nature, Moss and 1. Hoar putting the whole team out for the small total of 13. Eight men failed to score. Moss sent down five overs and took five wickets for 4 runs. Hoar bowled 4.2 overs and secured 5 wickets at a cost ot runs. . . United in their second innings made 77. Waters hit vigorously for 21, and the only other double •figure scorer was "extras' 20. Carlton thus won by an innings and 129 runs. The following were -the scores CARLTON. First Innings, •Boyd, b Congdon A. Hoar, c.Jones, b Congdon £6 Lett, c and b Congdon 17 Swan, c Duggan, b Congdon 5 T. Hoar, b Waters Barlow, b Congdon * F. Welch, b Walker ijj Madsen, b Walker ° Moss, b Junes ™ E. Welch, b Waters Aymes, not nut Extras Total 219 Bowling analysis—Congdon, 5 wickets for 49; Walker, 2 for 15; Waters, 2 for 38; Jones, 1 for 25; Warner, 0 for 14; Duggan, 0 for 20; Kingdon, 0 for 45. UNITED. First Innings. Rothenberg, b Hoar 0 Waters, c Voyce (sub), b Moss 0 Caselberg, b Moss 2 Duggan, c Welch, b Hoar 4 Congdon, c Swan, b Hoar 0 Jones, Ibw, b Moss 0 Kingdon, b Moss 0 Hooper, b Hoar Q Walker, b Hoar " Bungate, b Moss n Warner, not out Extras Total . 13 Bowling analysis Moss, 5 wicl<ets for 4 runs; T. Hpar, 5 wickets for 8 rui:a. Second Innings. Waters, b Hoar , 21 Warner, b Moes « Rothenberg, c and b Moss 4 Caselberg, b Hoar 0 Duggan, run out 6 Congdon, Ibw. b Hoar 5 Kingdon, b Hoar « Hooper, b Moss 4 Walker, b Muss 0 Bungate, not out v 6 Jones ® Extras 20 Total . J 7 Bowling analysis—Moss, 4 wickets for 18; Hoar, 4 for 39.

MASTERTON v. CARTERTON. ! The above teams commenced their fixture on the Park Oval on Saturday. Master ton went in first and put up 117. Of this Perry made 34 by good, stylish cricket, his tally being the best on the innings. Redmond 19 and Bewley 14 also batted , attractively. Carterton mad2 84, to Which Elliott contributed 24 by free hitting. Gallon's 14 was a useful score. Following are details MASTERTON I. First Innings. Bewley, b Beechey 14 Mackellar, c Feast, d Beechey 11 JEasou, lbw, b Beechey , 1 Perry, b Phelps 34 Redmond, b Beechey 19 Logan, b Beechey 14 Rawson, b Carroll 8 JEdwardf, b Carroll 7 Oldridge, c Becehey, b Carroll 0 Ibbetson. c and b Carroll 2 •Morris, not out 1 Extras 6 Total 117 Bowling analysis —Carroll, 4 for 18; Heechev. 5 for 55; Phelps, 1 for 17; Hansen, 0 for 9; Sievers, 0 'for 12. CARTERTON 1. First Innings. Hart, b Morris 6 Smart, runout 9 Feast, c Redmond, b Rawson 7 Phelps, run out 1 Carroll, b Rawson 0 Beechey, run out 4 'Gallon, b Morris l 4 Tunnicliffe, b Morris 0 Elliot, not out 24 Sievers, b Edwards 11 Hansen, b Redmond 2 Extras 6 Total - 84 Bowling analysis—Morris, 3 for 17; Edwards, 1 for 2; Redmond, 1 for "7; Rawsor., 2 for 32; Logan, 0 for 20. MASTERTON I. Second Innings. Morris, not out 4 Ibbetson, not out r 8 Total for no wickets 12

JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP. ST. MATTHEW'S v. MURICEVILLE. St. Matthew's and Mauriceville met on the Schoolground on Saturday. St. Matthew's made 64 runs in their first innings (Hatch 22 and Williams 10 being the only players to reach double figures), and in their second innings 37 (Berr.v 11). Mauriceville in their first innings made 44 (Burney 29 being the only double figure scorer). The detailed scores are:— ST. MATTHEW'S. First Innings. T. Riddell, b Mascelles 0 E. Simonson, b Fisher 0 V. Williams, b Mascelles 10 F. Phillips, b Fisher 5 J. Berry, b Mascelles 3 Wilkie, b Mascelles 2 IP. Hatch, not out 22 -C. Cole, b Mascelles 9 H. Russ°ll, b Mascplles 0 F. Dixon, b Fisher 5 _W V Flaws, b Fisher 4 Extras 5 Total 64 Bowling analysis—Mascelles, 6 wickets for 21 runs; Fisher, 4 wickets for 38 runs. Second Innings. Fl""p.«j. c and h Fisher 0 Biddell, st and b Mascelles 3 Williams, ibw, b Mascelles 1 Phillip?, h Masrelles 4 Hatch, b Mascelles 0 c WMch, b Macselles 11 Wilkie, b Fisher 1 Russell, b Mscelles 0 Col°, b Mascelles 1 Simonson, b Mascelles 9 Dixon, not out 1 Extras 6 Total 37 Grand Total 101 f Bowling analysis—Mascelles, 8 wickets for 16 runs; Fisher, 2 wickets for 15 runs; Bradstock, 0 wickets for 4 runs. MAURICEVILLE. First Innings. Ooombes, b Berry 0 Burney, not out 29 Fisher, Ibw, b Berry 3 Welch, b Berry 0 Bradstock, b Wilkie 0 Wallis, b Wilkie 0 Mascelles, b Berry 1 Braggi..s, run out * 1 Radcliffe, b Berry 0 Hopley, fat and b Berry 3 Encksen, b Berry 0 Extras 7 ii» 4 ' rr- - ToiaJ 44 r Bowling analysis—Berry, 7 wickets fot 15 runs; Phillips, 0 wickets for 11 runs; Wilkie, 2 wickets for 17 runs. t l r The United Juniors journeyed to F Carterton on Saturday, where the Carterton Juniors defeated them by an innings and about one hundred runs.