CRICKET.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9629, 22 October 1909, Page 5

CRICKET.

MASTERTON ASSOCIATION. CARLION v. RIVALS. The Masterton Cricket Association opened the season yesterday, afternoon, Carlton playing Rivals, at Masr.erton. The weather was dull and the light bad. N. Madsen, who was unanimously elected captain of Carkon, won th 6 toss, and elected to bat. The innings realised 116 runs, styles played a splendid innings of " 33. His driving and leg strokes were superb, and he never gave a chance. Six boundaries were down opposite his name. Madsen compiled 30 in nice style, making some pretty strokes. N. Boyd played a patient and serviceable innings for 17. The rest of the team did but little. When stumps were drawn Rivals had three wickets down for 55. Waters played a dashing innings for 20 not out. Ibbetson had a neatly compiled 14 not out to his credit, and Button played well for 15. The following were the scores:— CARLTON. First Innings. b. Welch, cJ. Wickens, b Hooper 7 ' A. Styles, b Hooper 33 N. Boyd, b Waters 17 N. Madsen, b Waters 30 L. Boyd, b Barr 1 Smith, c. Wickens, b Waters 1 H. Roberts, c Hugo, b Barr 1 S. Aymes, not out 8 J. Spillane, b Waters 4 W. E. Welch, b Barr 0 . A. Dixon, b Waters 8 Extras 6 Total 116 ! Bowling analysis.—Waters 5 for j 41, Barr 3 for 26, Hooper 2 for 29, Berry 0 for 14. | RIVALS, First Innings. Sutton, b Styles 15 Hooper, b Styles 1 Barr, b Styles 0 Waters, not out 20 Ibbetson, not out 14 Extras 5 Total for three wickets 55 Bowling analysis.—Styles 3 for 30, L. Boyd 0 for 11, Aymes 0 for 9. , __ :

W.P.C.A. v. CARTERTON.

■,. The Carterton and W.F.C.AJ teams met at Carterton, the scores being as folows:— W.F.C.A. First Innings. Moorehouse, c Sievers, b Fair- ■ brother 17 A. Caaelberg. c Thompson, b Maunsell 1 O'Meara, b Phelps 0 Scinden, b Fairbrother 0 Phillips, b Williams 5 Smith, b Fairbrother - 0 Kingdon, c and b Maunsell 12 Congdon, b WUliams 0 Wilkie, c Hart, b Maunsell ' 4 Scrirogeour not out , 0 Horn blow, b Williams 0 Extras 1 Total 40 Bowling analysis:—Maunsell 3 for 6, Phelps 1 for 36, Fairbrother 3 for 12, Williams,3 for 5. CARTERTON. > First Innings. Maunsell, b Congdon 25 Sievers, b Congdon 0 Hart, b Congdon 15 Phelps, c Phillips, b Congdon 7 Rev. L. Thompson, not out 34 G. Williams, b Moorehouse 0 V. Fairbrother, b Moorehouse 5 C. Williams, b O'Meara 14 Beechey, c Phillips, b Congdon 6 F. Fairbrother. b Wilkie 0 Tunnicliffe, b Congdon 11 Extras 5 Total 122 Bowling analysis.*—-Congdon 5 for 38. Kingdon 0 for 26, Moorehouse 2 for 23, O'Meara 1 for 14, P. Wilkie 1 for 16.

The following team will represent?; Masterton against Carterton on Saturday/in the opening match tor thg. Senior Championship:;— H. Moorehouse, W. Redmond, A. Esson, C. Perry, C. J. Mackellsjr, A. Caselberg, S.-JR. Edwards, Ibbetson, W. Iggulden, A. Thompson, W. Minett. The drag leaves Cragg's corner at 130 p.m. The following is the Carterton team:—Beechey (2). Hart. Elliott, Feast, H. Hawke, 'Sievers, Smith, Smart, Phelps, Trapp. The Masterton junior team to play S. Matthew's A is as under:— Claughton, Fuller, Baker, Blane, Wakelin, M. Iggulden, Chapman, L. Williams, Milne, Monro, McKenzie, B. Clayson. This match is to be played on, the schoolg'-ounds. , The following is the Carterton junior team to play S. Matthew's B at Masterton to-morrow."—N..,A. Mc* Kenzie, W. Feast, C. Williams, h. Carter, W.J. .Churchill,- G. Johnsiton, C. L Petersen, R. Fuller, F. Fairorother and another. The -following will represent S. Matthew's B:—A. Ibbetson, E. Fisher, C. Cole, W. Morriß, J. Carmine, S. Cre&swell,. B. Iveson, E. Perry, W. Hoar* H. . Kussell, 0. Wellington.

ueceived October 22, 1.10 a.m. MELBOURNE, October 21. Victor Trumper, a member of the Australian eleven which visited England, has returned He infbrmed'an. interviewer that the gross takings of the tuur were £13,500. The gross share of each of the sixteen* Australian players was £392. After deducting expenses and the Board of Control's "cut" the net shawa of each player was about £202.