CRICKET.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9645, 10 November 1909, Page 3

CRICKET.

MASTERfONv. FAHIATUA

A match was ' played in the Park Oval yesterday, between th 3 Masterton and Pahiatua t ama, vacancies in the latter team being filled by local players. Masterton won by an innings and 46 runs. In their first innings the local team put up 228 for 6 wicket 3 (inning's declared closed. &3oorehouse played a brilliant in- in a for 100 (retired), while Esson 53 (retired) also treated the bowling with scant respect. Pahiatua made 136, of which Styles hit up a pretty 50. The visitors' second i miHgfl reI suited in only 46. The following were the scores:—

MASTERTON. E3soi), retired 53 | Mackellar, c Wright,- b Spier '1 j waters b Spier 11 Moorehouse, retired 100 L jgan c Wright b Hoar 7 lobetson, b Styles 24 Iggalden, b Hoar, 7 Edwards, b Hoar 5 Claughton, not out 4 Extras, 16 Total 228 Bowling analysis.—Spier 2 for 27, Wright 0 for 20, Hobbs 0 for 15, Styles 1 for 86, T. Hoar 3 for 53, Williams 0 for 12. PAHIATUA. Frist Innings. Hobbs, b Logan 7 Styles, c Iggulden, b Logan 50 Spier, c Esson, b Logan 11 Wright, b Loaran 0 Entwistle, Ibw, b Moorehouse 5 Debbie, b Logan 0 T. Hoar, c and b Edwards 22 Pitteidreigh, c Logan, b Mackellar 4 Williams, not out 26 Sheppard, at. Esson, b Waters 4 Jones, c Mackellar, b Edwards 0 Extras 7 Total 136 Bowling analysis.—Logan 5 for 44, Waters 1 for 18, Moorehouse 1 for 32, Edwards 2 for 15jMackellar 1 for 14,*Iggulden 0 for 6.

PAHIATUA. Second Innings. Styles, at. Mackellar, b Logan 2 Wright, b Waters 5 Hobbs, b Waters 1 Spier, c Mackellar, b Logan 9 Entwistle, run out 8 Pittendreigh, b Claughton 2 Williams, run out 5 Jones, b E'rson 3 Dobbie, b Claughton 1 Shepparcl, not out 0 Extras 10 Total 46 Grand total 182 Bowling analysis. —Waters 2 for Claughton 2 for 6.

v. S. AUGUSTINE'S.

The cricket match S. Augustine's (Petone) v. S. Matthew's (Master- ' ton) was played on the Schoolground { yesterday, and after an interesting game resulted in favour of the home team by 5 runs, th 9 scores being S. Matthew's 53 and 56 for first and second innings, respectively, to which S. Augustine's replied with 47 and 56 for their two innings. N. Boyd 14, Phillips 15. and F. Madsen JO were the only double figure scorers, for S. Matthew's, while Marsden 17, and 11, and Bennett 20, acted likewise for Petone. The bowling for the Petone team was

in the hands of Bennett, Bowman and Hey, the first-named buing the most successful, while the S. Matthew's trundlers were Boyd, s, Barr and Dixon, the first two heading the list. During their stay h j/e the members of S. Augus.i .e's team were the guests of the local team.