CRICKET.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9672, 10 December 1909, Page 3

CRICKET.

CARLTON v. YV.F.C.A. The carlton and W.F.C.A. teams concluded their match on the Park Oval yesteiday when by 116 run. Carlton in their firat attempt hart made 87, and in their second innings compiled 132 Moss 38, F. Welch 2!), and Styles 27 and N. Madsen 10 reaching double figures, and playing very free cricket. W.F.C.A. in their first innings put together 73, but batting one man short only compiled 30 in their second innings, Aitken 10 reaching double figures. Congdon, Aitken and Phillips bowled best for W.F.C.A., while Moss (5 for 10) and Mascelles (4 for 15) were responsible for W. F.C.A.'s downfall in the second innings. The detailed scores were as follow CAWLTON. First innings 87 Second Innings. A. Styles, Ibw, b Phillips 27 A. Wheeler, c Phillips, b Moorhouse 2 N. Madsen, c and b R. Welch 30 F. Welch, c Rothenberg, b Congdon 29 N. Boyd, b Phillips 7 R. Moss, b Aitken 38 W. Boyd, b Congdon 8 C. Mascelles, lbw, b Congdon 7 S. Aymos, b Congdon 3 EL Roberts, b Aitken ?. S. Cresswell, not out 0 Extras 5 Total 132 Grand total 219

Bowling analysis.—Congdon 4 for 23, Aitken 2 for 28, Phillips 2 for 43, Moorho"se 1 for 7, R. Welch 1 for 26. ( Piillips bowled one "no ball,*' and Moorhouse two "wides." W.F.C.A.

First innings 73 Second Innings. H. Ogier, c Styles, b Muss 0 A. Rothenberg, c Moss, b Mascelles 2 A. Caselberg, c and b Moss 1 F. Phillips, b Mascelles 5 A. Congdon, c Roberts, b Mascelles 0 G. Aitken, c Madsen, b Moss 10 J. O'Meara. b Moss 0 S. Kinedon, b Mascelles 1 R. Welch, not out 3 P. Wilkie, c and b Mosa 3 H. Moorhouse, absent Extra® 5 Total 30 Bowling analysis.—Moss 5 for 10, Mascelles 4 for 15.

RIVALS v. CARTERTON,

Rivals and Carterton continued their match on the Park Oval yesterday afternoon, Carterton, batting ten men, winning by an innings and 147 runs. Carterton's innings produced 278 runs, Smart 97, Laurenson GB, C. Williams 41 not out. Ma'unsell 16, F. Fairbrother 15, Rev. Thompson 13, and Hart 12 reaching double figures. Rivals, who batted seven men in their second innings, only produced 29 runs, of which Hooper was responsible for 20. The scores were: — CARTERTON. First Innings,. Smart, b Waters 97 Maunsell, c Barr, b Waters 1(5 Laurenson, b Waters 68 Hart, b Waters 12 Phelps, b Hooper 1 G. Williams, b Hooper 0 C. Williams, not out 41 Rev. Thompson, c and b Hooper 13 F. Fairbrother, c Waters, b Barr 15 N. McKenzie, c Waters, b Barr 0 Extras 15

Total for ten wickets 278 Bowling analysis. —Waters 4 f 86, Hooper 3 tor 72, Barr 2 for ol), EJwarcis 0 for 20, Sutton 0 for 21, Ibbetson 0 for 8, Lomas 0 for 18. RIVALS. First innings 102 Second innings. Waters, c McKenzie, b G. Williams 0 Lomas, b G. Williams 2 Hooper, bG Williams 20 Barr, played on, b McKenzie 4 Sutton, run out 0 Barry, not out 2 Wickens, st Hart, bG. Williams 1 ibbetson, absent Thynne, absent Hugo, absent Edwards, absent

Total 29 Bowling analysis.—G. Williams 4 for 11, F. Fairbrother 0 fur 14, N. M cKenzie 1 for 4 Following is the Carterton senior team to play Masterton at Mas'ertjft to-ixorr'ow:—Beechey (2), Hawke Hart, Maunsell, Prow, .Phelps, Sievera, Smart, Tunniclift'e and Williams. Tfte following is the Carterton jnuior team to play Mauricjville on tha Masterti n Schoolgrounds to-morrow: —Saywell, v Feast (2), Williams, Johnston, Burridge, Beard, McKenzie, Harris md Jones. Emergency, Wallis. The following Masterton team will play a match at Blairlogie on Saturday •-—Phillips, Wilkie, Feilding, Congdon, G. Cullen, Sandirord, B. Brodie, V. Crystall, F. McKenzie, Spratt, Frank Wickens, Ladner, Higgs. J

The Masterton Association's fixtures will not be resumed lill after the Christmas and New Year Holidays.