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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3126, 1 March 1909, Page 3

CRICKET.

CARLTON v. CARTERTON. Carterton defeated Canton on the Park Oval on Saturday last by 10 wickets. Carterton's first innings reached 191, thanks to Carlton's bad fielding. Carlton made 79 in the second innings. Moss scored 29 (in- : eluding four hits out of the Oval), and A. Hoar 27. Carterton got the required runs without losing a wicket. Scores: — CARTERTON. I First Innings. ) Maunsell, b Styles 28 Smart, c Styles, h T. Hoar 23 Hart, c A. Hoar, b Styles 15 C. Gallon, cF. Welch, bT. Hoar 0 Beechey, c and b T. Hoar 0 W. Gallon, b Moss 21 Williams, c Ogier, b T. Hoar 13 Phelps, c Styles, b E. Welch 14 ■ A. Welch, not out 24 ! Tunnicliffe, b E. Welch 7 Sievers, c and b Boyd 33 Extras 13 Total 191 Bowling analysis—T. Hoar, 4 for 67; E. Welch, 2 for 16; Styles, 2 for 43; Boyd, 1 for 11; Moss, 1 for 41. Second Innings. Maunsell, not out 10 Welch, not out 15 Extras 4 Total no wickets for 29 Bowling analysis—Styles, 0 for 4; T. Hoar, 0 for 21. CARLTON. First innings 133 Second Innings. Barlow, c Phelps, b Sievers 0 Moss, b Sievers 29 Styles, b Sievers 0 T. Hoar, c Phelps, b Maunsell 1 A. Hoar, b Maunsell 27 Ogier, run out 1 Boyd, b Phelps 0 Richards, b Williams 9 F. Welch, not out 8 Aymes, st Hart, b Maunsell 0 E. Welch, b Maunsell 3 Extras 1 Total 79 ■ Bowling analysis—Maunsell, 4 for 27; Sievers, 3 for 17; Phelps, 1 for 6; Williams, 1 for 11; W. Gallon, j 0 for 8; Beechey, 0 for 9. I MASTERTON v. UNITED. Masterton defeated United on j Saturday by an innings and 68 runs. k The following were the scores:— i MASTERTON. First Innings 256 UNITED. First Innings. Waters, c Thompson, b Rawson 8 Higgs, b Rawson 2 O'Leary, b Rawson 11 Clarke, c and b Rawson 17 ftothenberg, b Morris 9 Kingdon, c Esson, b Morris 0 Duggan, not out 7 Dwyer, c Bewley, b Rawson 4 Jones., b Rawson 0 Haveland, b Morris 9 Darvill, absent Extras 14 Total ' 81 '< Bowling analysis. —Rawson, 6 for 34; Morris, 3 for 24; Logan, 0 for; 2; Redmond, 0 for 7. 1 UNITED. Second Innings. Duggan, b Logan 18 Clarke, b Rawson 9 j O'Leary, c and b Logan 21 j Waters, c Rawson, b Logan 1 i Dwyer, c Bewley, b Logan 35 Kingdon, c Thompson, b Edwards 0 Rothenberg, c Macktllar, b Logan 0 Haveland, c Redmond, b Logan 3 Jones, c Mackellar. b Rsdmond 8 Higgs, not out 8 Darvill, absent i Extras 4 . Totil 107 j Toial first innings 81 i Grand total 188 Bowling analysis.—Logan, 6 for j 49; Edwards, 1 "for 10; Raws-on, 1 for 15; Redmond, 1 for 20; Morris, 0 for 9.

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