CRICKET.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9637, 1 November 1909, Page 3

CRICKET.

SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP.

CARLTON v. UNITED

A senior champiunship match between Carlton and United was om mencecl on the Park Ova! on Saturday afternoon. N. Madsen, who was elected captain, won the toss, and de» cided to but. The innings producel 127 runs. A. Hoar played a splendid innings f'.r 39, while Styles gave a very neat display for 22. Mascelle, one of Maurieevilie's last year junior, teirn, made a successful debut as a senior, playing a particularly free innings for 29. A. Welch also played free cricket for 14 not out. Waters -j bowled well, taking 7 for 69. United ' replied with 62. Rothenoerg, compiling 26, Rave the field a lively time, being >jood on the leg side. Kingdon playej nicely for 12. but the others did not trouble Styles, Aymes, Mascelle and Temple, who secured the wickets. The following were the scores:

CARLTON, tirst Innings. A Styles, c Moersch, b Waters 22 A. Hoar, b Kingdon 39 N. Madsen, c Dwyer, b Waters 3 H. Ogier, b Kingdon 0 F. Welch, c and h Waters 1 C. Mascelle, c Rothenbarg, b Waters - 29 S. Aymes, Ibw, b Copgdon 9 H. Bennett,, b Waters 1 S. Temple, b Waters 0 A. Welch, not out 14 B. Welch, b Waters 8 Extras I Tota 127 Bowling Analysis.--Congdon 1 for 36, Waters 7 for 69, Kingdon 2 for 2i. . r UNITED. First Linings. Waters, b Mascelle 0 Wright, c Hoar, b Styles 5 Dwyer, c Welch, D Styles i 1 Rothenberg, b Mascelle 26 Kingdon, c Welch, b Aymea 12 Hooper, c Temple, b Aymes 0 Clongdon, hit wicket, b Aymes 0 Flavin, c Mascellen, b Temple 3 Moersch, run out 8 Williams, not out 2 Feilding, eN. Madsen, b Styles 1 Extras 4 Total 62 Bowling analysis.—Styles 3 for 16, Maacelles 2 for 16, Aymes 3 for 20, Temple 1 for 6.

MASTERTON v. CARTERTON

At Carterton, on Saturday last, the Masterton and Carterton Seniors commenced a match. Masterton batted first and made 110. ihougb at one stage of the game only four wickets were down for 92, the tail making n feeble display. Mootehouse batted faultlessly for 45, his display all round the wicket being brilliant. There is some trouble ahead for Wairarapa bowlers when once this batsman strikes form. Redmond batted nicely for 24. While Perry played a steady innings for 14 runs being, obtained by pretty strokes. Carterton have 4 wickets down for 60. Scores : MASTERTON. First Innings. H. Mourehouse, b Feast 45 A. Esson, c Hawke, b Sievers 3 W. Redmond, b Tuniicliffe 21 C. Perry, c Feasr, b Sievers " 14 C. J. Mackellar, b Fca«t « E. H. CrooKenden, b Feast 0 W Iggulden, b Feast 2 A Caselberg, b Feast 6 Ibbetson, c Fairbrother. b Sievers 3 Edwards, b Sievers 1 A. Thompson, not out 0 Extras 6 Total 110 Bowling analysis—S. Feast. 5 for 21; Sievers, 4 for 32; Tunnicliffe, 1 for 13; Pnelps, 0 for 19; Smith, 0 for 19. CARTERTON I. First Innings. Hart, c Mackellar* b jVlooivhouse 11 Tunnicliffe, b Crookenden 12 Smart, c and b Redmond 25 Lawke, nqt out 9 Smith, st Esson, b Mjorehouse . 0 Extras " 3 Total for 4 wickets 60

JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP. S. MATTHEW'S A v. MASTERTON. The S. Matthew's A and Masterton teams met on the on Saturday, when S. Matthew's estab lished a lead in the first innings of 95 runs. Boyd 57 and Haviiand 24, for S. Matthew's, and Glaughton 14 for Masterton, were the only double figure scorers. The following were the scores: — MASTERTON. First Innings. L. Williams, b Berry 8 R, McKenzie, c Dixon, b Berry 6 Wakelyn, b Phillips 0 W. Iggulden, b Phillips • 0 Blane, b Phillips 0 B. Chapman, c Haviiand, b Berry 3 Simonson, b Boyd 1 Fuller, not out 0 Voyce, b Berry 0 Glaughton, b Berry 14 Extras 2 Total 34 Bowilng analysis.'—Boyd 1 for 0; Kerry

S. MATTHEW'b. First Innings. V. Sutton, b Claughton 0 L. Boyd, b Franklyn 57 J. Berry, b Simonson 8 D. Haviland, b Franklyn 24 F. Phillips, c Williams, b Claughton 1 P. Wilkie, c Williams, b Franklyn 4 F. Dixon, c McKenzie, b Simonson 8 A. Miller, c Chapman, b Claughton 9 H. Braggins, b Simonson 8 L. Kyle, b Iggulden 10 P. Bennett, not out 0 Extras 1 Total 129 Bowling analysis.—Franklyn 3 for 41, Claughton 3 for 38, Simonson, 3 for 15, Iggulden 1 for 25. S. MATTHEW'S B v. CARTERTON. S, Matthew's B tesm suffered defeat it the hantffl of the Carterton eleven, on the Park Oval on Saturday by an innings and 19 runs. The experienced bowlers of the southern tt am chiefly accounted for S. Matthew's downfall. Ths following were the scores:— S. MATTHEWS. | First Innings. E. Perry, b McKenzie 8 J. Carmine, b G. Williams 0 F. Madsen, c'and b G. Williams 0 W. Morris, b McKenzie 4 W Hoar, c and b McKenzie 8 C. Cole, b McKenzie U E. Fisher, lbw, b Williams 3 L. Matthews, c Carter, b G.

Williams 0 W. Jarvis, not out 2 S. Cresswell, c G. Williams, b McKenzie 2 J. Long, b G. Williams 0 Extras 6 Total 33 Bowling ana<ysio. McKenzie 5 for 12, G. Williams 5 for 15. Second Innings. E. Perry, D Fairbrother 1 J. Long, b Caldow 0 E Fiaher, b Calrlow 5 W. Morris, c McKenzie, b Caldow 1 VV. Hoar, b Fairbrother 5 F. Madsen, b McKenzie 21 S. Cresswell, b Fairbrother 0 W. Jarvis, c McKenzie, b Williams 4 C. Cole, b Williams 0 J. Carmine, c Williams, b Cadlow 0 L. Matthews, not out 0 Ex.traa 4 Total 41 Total first innings 33 Grand total 74 Bowling analysis.—Caldow 4 for 12, Williams 2 for 2, Fairbrother 3 for 15, Johnson 0 for 3, Say well 0 for 7, McKenzie 1 for 1. CARTERTON. First Innings. Feist, c Morris, b Carmine 4 Carter, b Fisher 0 McKenzie, b Morris 1 Saywel), c Perry, b Carmine 31 Caldow, b Morn? 15 G. Williams; not out 23 FairDrother, b Cole 0 Dr Johnston, b Cole 9 C. Williams, b Fisher 5 Gaßkin, b Fisher 3 Wallis, bCole Extras 1 Total 93 Bowling analysis.—Fisher 4 for 28, Morris 2 for 10, Carmine 1 for 36, Cole 3 for 18.

Con plaints were rife among junior cricketers on Saturday last at the failure of the classification com mittee to prom te several juniors to senior rank, there being at least two in t' e Carterton team and one in !?. Matthew's A who Bhould not be allowed to pJay junior any longer in fairness to the genera l bulk of tha jur.iur players. Ii is to bi loped that the class ficati< n committee wll rectify the existing state of affairs.