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CRICKET.

CARLTON v. W.F.C.A

The match between Carlton an 1 W.F.C.A. was conclaced on t e Park Oval, yesterday afterr.oan, Carlton winning by 66 runs. Carlton in their second innings made 135. A. Hoar player] a nice innings for 52, w ich included six 4's and three 3's. Vc C2 played splendid cricket for 48, aid gave the spectators! a gl mpcc of his old form Thia player been i nelea (1 >ud during the last two rr three games, but "came to hghl" yesterday when tha runs were needed. His score included seven 4',s. There were no other double figure scorers. Moorehouse (3 for 19) came out with the best bowling average. Congdon (2 for 20) at d Wilkie (2 for 39) both bowled well, and deserved better luck. W.F.C.A. were set a task of getting 206 runs to win, but this was beyond then), the innings finally closing for 139. The latcer part of the game was played 'practically in the dark, the players really having to "feel" for the ball. The captain of the W.F.C.A. team agreed to the match being continued after time so as to save the finishing of the match on another day. Moorehouse was top score with 28 (including fi"e 4's), and, though he gave a couple of chances, his runs were made by pretty cricket. Phillips played a patient innings for 26, which included some, good strokes. Rothenberg came out of his shell and ran up 25 by fine cricket. Most of the runs were got by very pretty hitting, and his score included three 4's. Congdon hit a lively 24, being in when the light was bad. R. Welch played carefully for 11. Ayrnes bowled well and secured 5 wickets for 31 runs. Moss got 3 wickets for 49, and E. Welch 1 for 39, while Styles kept the runs down, getting 1 wicket for 12 after bowling ten overs. Thfc following were the scores: —

CARLTON. First innings 178 Second Innings. F. Welch, b Wilkie 4 A. Hoar, run out 52 Madsen, b Congdon 6 Styles, c Fairbrother, b Congdon 2 Voyca, c R. Welch, b Moorehouse 43 Boyd, lbw, b Wilkie 9 Moss, c Phillips, b Moorehouse 2 E. Welch, c Phillips, b Wilkie o Roberts, b Moorehouse 4 Aymes, not out 4 T. Hoar, absent Extras 9 Total 135 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Overs. Mdns. Kns. Wks. Moorehouse 7.1 1 .19 3 Congdon 9 1 20 2 Wilkie 13 2 39 2 Ogier - 8 2 15 U R. Welch 8 2 33 0 W.F.C.A. First innings 108 Second Innings. Ogier, b Moss 8 Phillips, b Aymc-s 26 Smith, b Moss 0 Moorehouse, b Styles 28 Rothenberg, c Boyd, b Aymes 25 A. Caselberg, b Aymea 2 R. Welch, c Voyce, b Aypies 11 Oonyuon, cA. Hear, bE. Welch 24 Wilkie, st Voyce, b Aymes 1 McGinnity, b Moss 1 Fairbrother, not out 3 Extras 8

Total I^9 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wks. Aymes 8 0 31 5 Moss 12 1 49 3 Styles 10 4' 'l2 1 E. Welch 7 0 39 1 The following is the Masterton Senior team to play Carlton, in the Park Oval, to-morrow:—Maekellar, Esson, Redmond, Logan, Bewley, Perry, Edwards, Thompson, Morris,' Moorehouse, Ibbetson; emergency, Monro. The game will commence at 2.30 o'clock sharp. MASTERTON ASSOCIATION. BATTING AND BOWLING AVERAGES. The following are the leading baiting and bowling averages:--

BATTING

not out. BOWLING.

43 3 W O -U O (ju W 2 £K o a <D pi $ rC "cS «i ffl > '3 d i—i a EH btl • H W +3 C EH A. Feast 6 0 63 162 27 E. Phelps 6 0 40 154 25.66 J. Waters 8 0 52 181 22.62 A. Hoar 8 0 52 167 20.87 T. Hoar 3 1 28 39 1950 T. IVIaunseli 4 0 46 77 19.25 H. Moorliouse 3 0 28 56 18.6'J A. Styles 10 IV .55 163 18.11 N. Madsen 7 1 75 104 .17 33 H ORier 4 1 22 50 16 Oti F. Kicbardy 2 1 13 16 16 J. Robertson 8 1 34 100 14.2K F. Welch 10 0 51 "139 13.90 L. Smart 2 0 17 27 13.50 G. Hutchinson 5 0 32 66 13.20 F. Fairbrother 4 1 fO 39 13 F. Phillips 10 2 30* 97 1212 T. Dwyer 7 0 23 84 12 T. Voyce 12 2 43 112 11.20 G. Sievers 2 1 9 11 U G. Thy nr. e 6 0 50 64 10.6 :> J. Lomas 10 0 40 105 10.5)

U) tn m o 5* oj "S a a> t> g o p O 3 M £ ■< G. Williams 30 13 41 10 4.40 Kingdon 19 5 38 8 4.75 Aymes 10.5 0 38 8 4.75 F. Fair-brother 22.5 2 08 11. 4.85 Maunsell 47 6 111 18 0.16 Moss 127.1 29 342 51 6.3.3 Phelps 64.1 11 125 1G .7 81 Phillips 47 8 133 17 8.11 Si (.vers 23.3 3 08 8 8 50 Edwards 27 4 73 8 9.12 Thompson 25 7 87 ft 9 00 "VVatcis 88.3 18 1.01 1!> 10.5 Mqrris 45.4 6 114 11 10.315 Styles T. lJoar 99 20 210 2L 11.71 29 6 109 II 12.11

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3130, 5 March 1909, Page 3

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CRICKET. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3130, 5 March 1909, Page 3

CRICKET. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3130, 5 March 1909, Page 3

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