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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9712, 7 February 1910, Page 3

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SENIOR. CAKLTGN v. MASTERTON. The Carlton-Masterton match was advanced another stage on Saturday, The game was unfinished, and on the drawing of stumps M<tsterton have an innings in which to get 305 runs—a big laad to make up. Redmond, the not out man, and Francis, went to the wickets for Masterton, who had three wickets to fall to complete their first innings. These fell for an additional nine runs, the innings producing 119. Carlton opened with Styles and Waugh, and they brought the total up to 41 before Waugh was dismissed. Skelley was next in, and soon started to make things merry, his innings finally closing for 71. Style?, Maacelles, A. Hoar and Moss were dismissed in quick succession, Logan being mainly responsible for their departure. Ogier and Skelley then became associated, ana the partnership brought the total up to the second century mark. Madsen also played well, and carried out his bat. The double .figure scorers were —Skelley 71, Ogier 62, Madsen 39 not out, Styles 28, Waugh 22, and Phillips 11. The detailed scores are as follow : MASTERTON. First Innings., J. Waters, b Mascelle 7 C. Perry, b Moss 25 Ibbetson, b Mascelle 0 H. Moorhouse, b Skelley 36 C. Msckellar, b Moe* 17 P. Hooper, b Moss 0 A. Esson, c Hoar, b Moss 4 W.Redmond, not out 19 H. "Francis, b Moss 0 D, Logan, c Phillips, b Moss 2 W. Iggulden, b Mascelle u Extras 9 Total 119 Bowling analysis.—R. Moss 6 for 35, Mascelle 3 for 18, Skelley 1 for 11, Styles 0 for 11, Waugh 0 for 32. CARLTON First innings 154 Second Innings. B. Waugh, st Esson, b Moorhouse 22 A. Styles, c Redmond, b Iggulden 28 J. Skelley, st Essori, b Logan 71 C. Mascelle, b Moorhouse 9 A. Hoar, b Loeran 3 R. Moss, c Esson, b Logan 4 H. Ogier, st Esson, b Logan 62 N. Madsen, not out 39 F. Welch, b Logan 5 A. Rothenberg, b Hooper 1 F. Phillips, c Esson, b Redmond 11 Extras 15 Total 270 Grand total 424 Bowling analysis.—Hooper 1 for 22, Waters 0 for 35, Iggulden 1 for 32, Logan 5 for 67, Redmond 1 for 17, Moorhouse 2or 45, Perry 0 for 38. JUNIOR. S. MATTHEWS' A v. MASTERTON. The second round of the junior fixtures were commenced on Saturday. S. Matthew's A and Masterton made a start with their match on the Park Oval, and at present have the best of things. Winning the toss, they elected to bat, and were dismissed for the small total of 48. Walker 11 and Moersch 10 were the only ones to make a stand. Mai tar ton replied j with fid, IggulJen 18 and Claughton : 17 being top scorers, o. Matthew's second innings was more profitable, nix wickets being down for 128 runs [ when stumpa were drawn, all the J player 3 reaching double figUxes. Ths scores were as follow MAS I'ERTON. First innings: Williams, hit wicket, b Moersch 10; j McKenzie, b Sutton, 0: Blane, b j Sutton, 0; Shepperd, D button 3; Flavin, b Sutton, 6; Claughton, b Wilkie, 17; M. Iggulden, n it out, 18; Chapman, b Walker, 2; Fuller, b Wilkie, 1; Brunton, b Walker, 4; King, c Berry, b Walker, 0; Extras 5. —Total, 66. j Bowling analysis. Moersch 1 for j 13, Sutton 4 for 15, Walker 3 for 7, ; Wilkie 2 for 6, Barry 0 for 18. j S. MATTHEWS A.-First in- j nings: A. Berry, run uut 5; C. | Moersch, b Claughton. 10; V. Sut-| ton, b Iggulden 1; B. Walker, b Claughton, 11; R. Hatch, c Shepperd, b Claughton 2; F. Dixon, c McKenzie, b Iggulden 5; P wilkie b Claughton 6, H. Bragging, b Ig- ( gulden, 1; A. Miller, c Flavin, j b Claughton, 0; T. Fielding, not i out 0; P, Bennett c Iggulden, b Claughton, 3; Extras 4. —Total, 48. Bowling analysis. —Claughton 6 for 23, Iggulden 3 for' 21. j Continued on page 7.

J Second Innings.—Berry, b Iffgulj den, 11; Moerscb, b Williams, 19; Walker, c McKenzie, b Williams, 11; Wilkie, c Claughton, b Iggulden, 20; Dixon, b Iggulden, 17; Hatch, c sub., b Fuller, 17; Sutton, not out, 17; Braggins, not out, 2; Extras 13. —Total for G wickets 128. Bowling analysis. Williams 2 for 34, Iggulden 3 for 28. Puller 1 for 14, Claughton 0 for 36. S. MATTHEWS B v. CARTERTON. The abovefteams met at Carterton on Saturday, when a most interesting game was commenced. S, Matthew's B's first innings produced -50, Madsen and Fisher 15 being top scorers, and their second 64, Madsen 23 being top scorer. Carterton compiled 44 runs in their first innings, and have two wickets down for 33 in their second innings The scores are as follow: S. MATTHEWS B.~First innings.— fcloar, b McKenzie, 6; Kingdon, b Fairbrother, 1; Perry, b Fairbrothei, 2; Russell, b Fairbrother, 0; Cole, b Fairbrother, 2; Madsen, c McKenzie, b Williams, 15; Fisher, b Williams, 15; Raine, b McKenzie, 3; Matthews, not out, 0; Cresawell, b McKenzie, 0; Ex tras 6. —Total 50. Bowling.—-McKenzie 3 for 8, Fairbrother 4 for 19, Feast 0 for 11, Williams 2 for 4. Second innings. Cole, c* Say well, f b McKenzie, 5; Hoar, b Williams, 11; Fisher, b Hanson, 1; Madsen, b Fairbrother, 23; Kingdon, b Fairbrother, 12; Matthews, c Feast, b Fairbrother, 0; Russell, c Fairbrother, b Williams, 0; Perry, c Saywell, b Fairbrother, 0; Raine, j b Fairbrothe-, 9; Cresswell, not out, , 0; Extras, 9.—Total 64.—Grand I total, 114 1 Bowling analysis.—McKenzie 1 for 19, Hansoi 1 for 12, Fairbrother 4 for 10, Williams 3 for 15. CARTERTON. First innings: H. Feast run out, 1; W. Feast b b Kingdon, 2; McKenzie, b Cole, 3; Saywell, b Cole, 2; Lhurchill, b Russell, fi; Burridge, b Kingdon, 1; Fairbrother, c Hpar, b Kingdon, 7; Williamsi b Kingdon, 3; Beard, c Hoar, b Russell, 1; Dudson. not out, 0; Hanson, b Kingdon, 9; Extras 9. —Total, 44. Bowling.—Cole 2 tor 8, Russell 2 for 13, Kingdon 5 for 14. Second Innings.—H. Feast, b Cule, 6; W. Feast, b Kingdon, 5; Hanson, not out, 12; Churchill, not out, 7; Extras 3.—Total for 2 wickets, 33.