CRICKET NOTES.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3087, 8 January 1909, Page 3

CRICKET NOTES.

(By Cover Point). CARLTON v. CARTERTON. The Larlton and Carterton teams commenced a Masterton Thursday Association match on the Park Oval yesterday afternoon. Owing to the rain the wicket favoured the bowlers. Carterton won the toss, and Feast and Phelps were first at the wickets, the bowling being in the hands of Moss and T. Hoar. At 13 Moss bowled Phelps with a good bail. C. Williams joined his captain, but one run later Hoar scattered his stumps. Feast was joined by Hart, and by careful play carried thd s;ore to 25, when Moss got Hart leg before. The partnership between Feast and Maunsell put a different complexion on the game. The scoring was slow, as Moss and Hoar were bowling well. They could, however, have received better assistance from the field at times. With the score at 43 Hoar caught Feast off his own bowling. The outgoing batsman played pltiently for 17, which included one chance. The rest of the team did but little to increase the score, the innings closing for 53. Carterton batted one man short. Maunsell compiled 13 by neat cricket before Hoar clean bowled him. Both Moss and Hoar were in good form with the ball. The former secured 5 wickets for 32, and Hoar 3 for 21. Carlton opened with Voyce and F. Welch. The former was caught by Maunsell off his own bowling with the score at one. A. Hoar was next in. The pair played fine cricket and defied repeated changes of bowling. They carried the score one past the Carterton total before Hart snapped up Welch off Sievers. Welch's 24 was made in good style. He gave one chance. Moss and Hoar carried the score to 63 when the latter was caught by Hart off Sievers, after playing a vigorous innings for 28, which included one chance. Madsen retired without scoring, and Styles and Moss became associated. They hit hard and often, and brought up 82, at which total Moss was caught by Phelps off Sievers. T. Hoar was next in, but at 89 lost Styles, who had played well for Jl. The partnership between Lett and Hoar saw 98 up before Lett retired. Carley joined Hoar, and tne field had a merry time for a while. The score read 114 before Phelps bowled Hoar, who played carefully for 8. The remaining two wickets saw 115 on the board. Carley carried his bat out for a finely compiled 11. This player is now striking form, and should give a good account of himself before the season is out. When stumps were drawn for the day Cartertcn had 2 wickets down" for 35. The following were the scores: — CARTERTON. First Innings. Feast, c and b T. Hoar 17 Phelps, b Moss 8 C. Williams, b T. Hoar 1 Hart, lbw. b Moss 5 Maunsell, b T. Hoar 13 Beard, b Moss 0 Ticehurst, b Moss 2 Sievers, not out 2 Hutchinson, b Moss 4 Tunnicliffe, run out 1 Total 53 Bowling analysis--Moss, 5 wickets for 32 runs; T. Hoar, 3 for 21. Second Innings. Feast, b Moss 5 Maunsell, b Moss 14 i Sievers, not out 9 Extras 7 Total for 2 wickets 35 Bowling analysis- Moss. 2 for 8; Styles, 0 for 10; Hoar, 0 for 10. CARLTON. First Innings. Voyce, c and b Maunsell 0 F. Welch, c Hart, b Sievers 24 1 A. Hoar, c Hart, b Sievers 28 Moss, c Phelps, b Sievers 17 Madsen, b Sievers 0 Styles, b Sievers 11 T. Hoar, b Phelps 7 Lett, b Maunsell 8 Carley, not out 11 Nitz, b Phelps 0 E. Welch, c Sievers, b Maunsell 1 Extras 8 | Total 115 j £ Bowling analysis—Sievers, 5 wickets for 33 runs; Maunsell, 3 for 26 ; Phelps, 2 for 13; Ticehurst, 0 fur 7; Hutchinson, 0 for 13; Williams, 0 ; for 15. I W.F.C.A. v. RIVAL. { The Rival and W.F.C.A. teams commenced a match on the Park Oval yesterday afternoon. Rival batted first, and ran up 74, Waters ' (21) and Lomas (13) reaching double I figures by good batting. i W.F.C.A. replied with 66. Rob- ' ertson (18), Congdon (12) and Phillips (not out 12) all played nicely for their runs.

Lomaa and Waters opened the second innings tor Rivals, and so well ; did both players bat that at the call j of time they were unbeaten, and the ) score stood at 82. j The following were the scores:-- ! RIVAL. j First Innings. ! Waters, b Welch 21 Thompson, b Congdon 4 Barr, b Hall 9 ( F. Wickens, b Congdon 7 | Lomas, Ibw, b Welch 13 I Kingdon, not out 7 I Dwyer, Ibw, b Hall 0 \ Edwardf, c Robertson, b Hall 0 < Gray, b Welch 3 J. Wickens, b Welch 0 J. Morris, c Welch, b Hall 3 Extras 7 Total 74 Bowling analysis—Swan, no wickets for 14 runs; Congdon, 2 for 24; Welch, 4 for 25 ; Hall, 4 for 4. I Second Innings. I Waters, not out 37 j Lomas, not out 35 Extras 10 Total for no wickets 82 Bowling analysis—Welch, no wiek--1 ets for 15 runs; Congdon, 0 for 23; 'Swan, 0 for 10; Hall, 0 gfor 14; Phillips, 0 for 9.

W.P.C.A. First Innings. Swan, c, b Waters 0 Robertson, c, b Morris 18 Oselberg, b Morris 2 Hall, b Waters 0 JRothenberg, run out 3 Congdon, b Morris 12 R. Welch, b Morris 1 Pragnell, c, b Dvvyer 1 Smith, b Morris 0 Phillips, not out 12 Long, st Lomas, b Waters 0 Extras 17 Total 66 Bowling analysis—Morris, 5 wickets for 13 runs; Waters, 2 for 20; Dwyer, 1 for 9; Edwards, 0 for 6.