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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 976, 21 February 1910, Page 3

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j * TO OR OF THE AUSTRALIAN, AUSTRALIA'S FIRST INNINGS. THE FIRST CENTURY. SCORED BY MAYNE. By Telegraph—Press Association. AUCKLAND, February 19. The second day's play of the Aus-tralian-Auckland match was held in splendid weather on a good wicket, and before an attendance of about 4,000 The Australians madi the most of the wicket, the innings of Mayne being feature. The following are the scores: — AUCKLAND. First Innings 132 AUSTRALIA. First Inningn. Bardsley, c and b Relf v 0 Mayne. b Relf 136 Simpson, b Olliff 30 Smith, b Olliff 3 Armstrong, b Olliff 46 Kelleway, lbw, b Sneaien 51 Warne, c Horspoof, b Sneddon 54 Emery, run out 2 Dodds, b Taylor 6 Whitty, not out 6 Gorry, b Taylor 0 Extras 21 Total 855 Bowling analysis-—Relf, two wickets for 60; Howden, none for 72; Oliff. 3 for 77; Taylor, 2 for 54; fladden, none for 4!; Smith, J none for 10; Sneddon, 2 for 20. AUCKLAND, aeconu liiiuukS. Horspool. c Dodds, b Armstrong 0 Anthony, not out 19 Sneddon, b Emery 8 ' Extra 3 , Total for 2 wickets 30 Bowling.—Armstrong 1 wicket for 12 runs, Whitty 0 for 3, Emery 1 for 9, Warne 0 for 3. SNI R CHAMPIONSHIP. [ a CARLTON v. CARTERTON. w The Carlton-Carterton match was £ continued on the Park Oval on Saturday afternoon. Consequent on the heavy rain in the morning, the wicket did not play too well, and only moderate scoring resulted. Carterton, with three wickets down for 64, resumed their first innings, the two not out men, Hart and Prow, going to the wickets. Hart (16) was dismissad first ball to Styles, while r Prow (26), was smartly run out af- . ter adding six runs to his score. Of ° the remaining batsmen Beechey (20 n not out), and Tunnicliffe (10) reach- *i ed double figures. The innings realis- * ed 119 runs. Styles bowled well for r( Carlton, taking four wickets for 43 c runs. It was unfortunate for the horn* team that Mascelles was unable to be present. Carlton in their second innings ' opened well, and at the fall of the fifth wicket hacl 101 runs on the board. But the "tail" failed to wag, . and the remaining four wickets saw no addition to the score, the \ innings closing for 101 runs. Waugh < 26, Styles 23, Skelley 16 (four \ boundaries), and Moss 12, were re- i sponsible for most of the score. Seivers was the "destroying angel," taking four wickets for nine runs Tunnicliffe, 2 for 12, also bowled 1 well. Carterton, requiring 90 runs to win, went to the wickets, and when stumps were drawn had 19 runs on the board without the loss of a wicket. The following are the scores: — CARLTON. First Innings 107 Second Innings. A. Styles, c Sievers, b Tunnicliffe 23 N. Madsen, c Smart, b Maunsell 1 A. Hoar, c Tunnicliffe, b Sievers 8 B. Waugh, c sub., b Maunsell 26 J. Skelley, c Beechey, b Tunnicliffe 16 R. Moss, c Maunsell, b Sievers 12 H. OgJer, c and b Sievers 0 F. Phillips, b Sievers 0 A. Rothenberg. b Maunsell 0 R. Welch, not out 0 C. Mascelles, ab3ent Extras 15 Total 101 Grand total 208 Bowlinganalysis.—Sievera 4 for 9, Tunnicliffe 2 for 12, Maunsell 3 for 40, Beechey 0 for 9, Prow 0 for 16. CARTEKTON. First Innings. ! Smart, c Hoar, b Moss 15 | Maunsell, c Madsen, b Mascelle 3 Hawke, c Ogier, b Styles 10 Hart, b Styles 16 Prow, run out 26 Tunnicliffe, c Ogier, b Sty!e3 10 Sievers, b Styles 7 Beechey, not out > 20 Rev. Elliott, b Moss 7 Phelps, absent

Williams, absent: Extras 5 Total 119 Bowling analysis.—Mascelle 1 for 8, Styles 4 for 43, Moss 2 for 38, Skelley 0 for 8, Waugh 0 for 10, R. Welch 0 for 7. Second Innings. Sievers, not out 4 Tunnicliffe, not out 10 Extras ; 5 ' Total for no wickets 19 Bowling analysis.—Styles 0 for 5, Welch 0 for 9. . JUNIOR. S. MATTHEW'S A v. S. MATTHEW'S B. S. Matthew's A and B, .teams commenced a match on he Park Oval on Saturday, the match being chiefly noticeable for the high scores for a junior match. The "A's" won the toss, and Sent the "B" team to the wickets, the last player being dismissed when the score stood at 184, Fisher, 46, Madsen 32, Hoar 18, not out, and Kiugdon and Morris 17, being top scorers. The "A's" replied with 179, Moersch 38, Hatch 35, A. > Berry 34, and Wilkie 33 being top scorers. The scores are as follow : j • S. MATTHEW'S B. First Innings.

I Cole, b Wilkie 4 [ Morris, b Wilkie 17 Fisher, b Sutton 4§ Kaine, lbw, b Moersch « F. Maaseii, <b Hatch 32 HEtagdoii, *c Dixon, b Moersch 17 Hoar, not out 18 Perry, thrown out 6 Iveson, b Feilding .8

Jarvis, c and b Feilding 4 Cresswell, c Hatch, b Dixon 2 Extras 21

Total 38.4 Moersch 2 for 37, Wilkie 2 for 37, Dixon 1 for 23, Sutton 1 for 26, Walker 0 for 15, Hatch 1 for 13, Feilding 2 for 12. S. A. * irst Innings. A. Berry, c Kingdon, b Fisher 34, Moersch, b Morris 38 Walker, c Madsen, b Kingdon 3 Wilkie, b Cole 33 Sutton, not out 5 Dixon, c Kingdon, b Cole 4 Hatch, b Cole 35 Braggins, b Cole 0 Feilding, run out 4 -Bennett, b Cole 0 Extras ' 2^ Total . 17? Bowling.—Fisher 1 for 29, Cole: 5 for 43, Kingdon 1 for 33, Morris 1 for 38, Hoar'.O for 13. MASTERTON v. MA^RIOEVILLE. Mauriceville forfeited to Masterton juniors yesterday, .they being unable to get a team jtpgether.