CRICKET NOTES.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3093, 15 January 1909, Page 3

CRICKET NOTES.

(By Cover Point). CARLTON v. CARTERTON. j I The match between Carlton and | Carterton was concluded on the Park J Oval yesterday afternoon, and re- | suited in a win for Carlton by three j wickets ;«nu lour runs. , Carterton, with two wickets down for "5, resumed batting, and reached lfio b£tore the last wicket icii. -Phelps (84), Hutchinson (21), Wil-| liams (19), and Smart (17) all batted ) freely for their runs, and were as- I sisted considerably at times by Carl- | ton in the fielding department, j Hoar secured four wickets for 63, j Moss three for 51, and Styles two j for 33. The best partnership was be- I tween Williams and Phelps, who j put on 46 while associated. I With 102 to win, and an hour and a-half to plav, Carlton went in and I hit out. The game became very j exciting towards the last, but T. Hoar made the winning hit, leaving Carlton victors by three wickets. F. Welch (23), A. Hoar (16), Carley 1 t (14) and Moss (11) all played well for their runs. Phelps was the most | successful of the bowlers, taking three wickets for 13. 1 The following were the scores— j CARLTON. First Innings , 115 Second Innings. Voyce, b Sievers Carley, c Smart, b Maunsell 14 F. Welch, b Sievers 23 A. Iloar, c Beard, b Phelps 16 Styles, b Sievers , 9 Moss, e Maunsell, b Phelps 11 Madsen, i and b Phelps 0 T. Hoar, not out 4 , E. Welch, not out 6 Extras 14 Total for 7 wickets ICS Grand total 220 c Bowling analysis —Phelps, 3 for ( 13; Sievers, 3 for 35; Maunsell, 1 J for 35; Hutchinson, 0 for 8. f CARTERTON. I First Innings 53 Second Innings. Sievers, b T. Hoar 9 * Feast, b Moss 5 Maunsell, b Moss 14 Phelps, b Hoar 34 Hart, run out 8 Smart, c Moss, bT. Hoar 17 . Tunnicliffe, cF. Welch, b Moss 8 - Williams, c Moss, b Styles 19 Hutchinson, st Voyce, b Styles 21 Ticehurst, b. Hoar 6 Beard, not out 6 Extra 3 16 Total 163 Grand total 216 J Bawling analysis—T. Hoar, 4 wickets for 63 runs; Moss, 3 for 51; Styles, 2 for 33.

j RIVALS v. W.F.C.A. ' Rivals had an easy victory over W.F.C.A. yesterday on the Park | Oval, winning by 145 runs. With the score reading 0 for 82 Lomas and Waters resumed batting for Rivals, and carried the score to 100 Itfore Lomas was bowled by Congdon. Lomas played a particularly attractive innings for 40, and hit well all round the wicket. His score included six 3's and three 4's. The partnership is a record for a first wicket in Thursday cricket. The innings produced 160 runs, i Waters made 52 by vigorous batting, and Dwyer (23) and Morris (175 played nicely, Dwyer in particular showing good form. Phillips (5 lor 27) was the most successful bowler. W.F.C.A. required 169 runs to win,, but (batting 10 men) were all out for 23. Waters took 5 wickets for 12, and Morris 2 for 7. j The following were the scores | RIVALS. First innings 74 Second Innings. Waters, b Phillips 52 Lomas, b Congdon 40 ; Dwyer, b Phillips 23 j Barr, b Swan 3 ; Kingdon, c Phillips, b Swan 0 i Thompson, b Phillips 0 | F. Wickens, not out 7 1 Gray, b Phillips 0 Morris, c, b Phillips 17 J. Wickens, b Hall 0 Edwards, absent ! Extras 18 Total 163 Grand, total 234 Bowling analysis— Phillips, 5 wickets for 27 runs; Hall, 1 for 18; Cwan, ] for 24; Congdun, 1 for 42; R. Welch, 0 for 31. W.F.C.A. ■ First Innings G6 Second Innings. Pragnell, c and b Waters 2 Robertson, run out 7 Phillips, b Waters 1 R. Welch, c Gray, b Morris . 3 Swan, c Morris, b Water 9 1 Rothenberg, run out 0 Hail, b Morris 1 Congdon, b Waters 1 Caselberg, not out 3 Long, b Waters 0 Smith, absent Extras 4 Total 23 t Grand total 89 J Bowling analysis.-- Waters, 5 wickets for 12 runs; Morris, 2 for 7.