CRICKET.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9668, 6 December 1909, Page 3

CRICKET.

CARLTON v. CARTERTON. The first round of the Wairar«pa Cricket Assciation's Senior ! petition was brought to a clooc on Saturday, when Carterton defeated Carlton by 10 wickets. Carterton on the previous Saturday had n.ade 188, , and Carlton 50 Carlton in their second | inning?, batting with eight men, j made 139. A. Hoar 44 was top j sourer, and compiled his runs by careful cricket, which included a difficult chance at 40 to Smart. VVaugh (37) reached his total by good batting. Ogier (17), Rothcnberg (15), and Madsen (10) also reached double figures. Carterton required two runs to win, and obtained these with byea. The scores were as follow : CARTERTON. First innings 188 , Second Innings. j .Sievers, not out 0 Tunniclifl'e, not out 0 Extras 3 : Total for no wickets 3 . Grand total 191 f Bowling analysis- Stylos 0 for 0. CARLTON. Hrst innings 50 Second Innings. A. Styles, b Prow 6 B. Waugh, run out 37 A. Hoar, b Sievers 44 F, Phillips, c J. Beechey, b F. Beechey 4 A. Rothenberg, b Prow 15* H. Ogier, c J.Beechey, b Prow 17 N. iVladsen, c Hawke, b Phelps 10 S. Kingdon, not out 1 B. Welch, absent A. Welch, absent Smith, absent Extras 5 lotal 139 Grand total 189 Bowling analysis.—Prow 3 for 41, Phelps 1 for 6, F. Beechey 1 for 23, Sievers 1 for 30, J. Beechey 0 for 15, G Williams 0 for 19. JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP. S. MATTHEW'S B v. MAURICEVILLE. S. Matthew's B and Mauricevilla continued their match at Maurice' vilie on Saturday, when the visUois won by 44 runs. S. Matthews' totals were 52 and 78 respactively, and Mauriceville in their first inniugs put together 45 and in their second 41. Morris was the most successful bowler for S. Matthew's, taking 7 wickets for 12 runs, bowling 5 maidens and doing the "hat trick." Cole also bowled well. The scores were as follow. — S. MATTHEW'S B. First innings 52 Second innings 78 - Grand total 130 MAURICEVILLE. First innings 45 Second Innings. Coomb?, b Morris * 1 Spademan, c Perry, b Russell 8 Fisher, b Cole 9 Barr.ett, run out 7 Knnedy, b Morris 2 Mayr, b Morris 2 Blackmore, not out 5 Braggins, c and b Morris 0 Hansen, c Madsert, b Morris 0 Martin, b Morris 1 Boyle, b Morris 2 Extras 4 Total 41 Grand toU.l 86 Bowling analy&is. - M jris 7 tor 12. Cole 1 for 7: Russell .' for 18. MARRIED v. SIN-'JLE. The match between the single and married members of the Mast>rtun Club was concluded on tha Park Ova! on Saturday afternon las", the married members winning by 6 wickets. The following were the scoies: SINGLE. Second Inning o . Waters, b Logan • 22 M:ickellar, c and b Moorhouse 1 Esson, lbw, b W. Iggulden 0 Redmond, st. Williams, b Perry 46 I b tson, run out 51 M. Iggulden, b 0 Hirsc.hberg, b Logan 2 Mmett, b Perry 1 Chapman, b Perry 2 Fulle*, b Logan 1 Fla in, c Moorhau-e, b Logan 0 Color, not out 3 | Extras 18 Total 150 Tital first innings 161 Grand total 311 Bowling analysis.—Perry 4 for 30, W. Iggulden 1 for 11, Logan 4 for 45, Moorhouse 1 for 22, Cong-don 0 for 24.

MARRIED. Second Innings. Perry, c Minett, b Waters 34 Moorhouse, c Mackeliar, b Waters 9 Congdon, b Redmond 20 Williams, c Mackellar, b Waters 13 Feilding, b Ibbetson 14 Logan, net out 5 Extras 10 Total f)r 5 wickets 105 Total first innings 213 Grand total 318 Bowling analysis.—lbbetson 1 for 7, Waters 3 for 34, Redmond 1 for 25, M. iggulden 0 for 13, Esson 0 for 16. By Telegraph —Press Association. CHRISTCHURCH, December 5. In connection with the Wellington Cricket Association's refusal to join in with those Associations who had guaranteed for matches with the Australian team, a resolution of a special meeting of the Cricket Council waa considered by the committee, and after discussion it was una nimouly resolved tht the honorary secretary jhould write and ascertain from the various Associations who have consented to provide guarantees for matches with the Autralian team, whether or not they would be preI pared to give guarantees offered by them if the pooling system is abandoned; that is to say that each Association to whom a match is granted must pay its guarantee for that match and expenses of the match, approximating to its own use the whole profits ot the match. The Associations concerned are asked to forward a denfiiie riply this month.