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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 988, 7 March 1910, Page 6

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TOTJB OF THE AUSTRALIANS. match with otago. AN EVEN START. By Telegraph—Press Association. DUNEDIN, March 5. The cricket match Australia v. Otago was commenced this after noon, at the Carisbrook ground, in fine weather. There was a large attendance. Following are the scores:— OTAGO. First Innings. Ramsden, run out 1 Wilson b Whitty 11 Macartney, c Armstrong, b Whitty 18 Siedeberg, c Kelleway, b Hopkins 50 Eckhold, c Armstrong, b Warne 27 McFarlane, c Armstrong, b Warne 0 Hiddleston, st. Gorry, b Hopkins 2 Rutherford, c and b Warne - 7 Condliffe, not out 17 Cummins, lbw, b Warne 0 Torrance, st Gorry, b Warne 23 Extas 10 Total 166 Bowling analysis.—Whitty 2 for 31, Emery 0 for 34, Kel : eway 0 for 16, Armstrong 0 for 16, Hopkins 2 for 11, Warne 5 for 37, Simpson 0 for 11. 4USTRL M \ First Innings. Uardsley, not out 24 Mayne, c Ramsden, b Cummings 2 Keileway, c Condliffe, b Cummings 1 Smith, Ht Condliffe, b Macartney 3 Hopkins, b Macartney 0 Whitty, b Macartney 10 Extras 8 Toal for five wfckets 53 Bowling analysis.—Cummings 2 for 26, Macartney 3 for 17.

WAIRARAPA ASSOCIATION. SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP. MAsTERTON v. CARTERTON. Contrary to expectations, Masterton proved victorious over theCartertou team on the Park Oval on Saturday. Carterton, it will be remembered, established a lead of two runs on the first innings in perhaps the most exciting match here this season, and had two wickets down for 50. With four men absent the total only reached 132, the grand total standine at 378. Hooper and Perry opened for Mastert<w, the former carrying his bat for 68, and practically won the match for his side. With eight wickets down, and the other men absent, Mastertou were 6 runs behind Carterton, Iggulden and Hooper being at the wickets, Hooper scoring the winning hit amidst applause. Masterton thus won by three wickets. Scores: — CARTERTON. Second Innings. Smart, b Moorhouse 1C F. Beechey, b Congdon 20 Frow, absent (no* out) 15 Hart, not out 1 Maunsell, lbw, u Moorhouse 4 Hawke. b Moorhouse 24 J. M Beechey, b Redmond 32 Tunnicliffe, c Iggulden, b Redmond 6 Phelps, absent Williams, absent Sievers, absent Extras Total Total first innings Grand total Bowling analysis.—Redmond 2 for 9, Moorhouse 3 for 46. Congdon l for 20, Waters 0 for 8, Logan 0 for 18. Hoap'.-r 0 for 11. MASTETrON. Seconu mnings. Hooper, not out 68 Perry, c and b Maunsell 5 Mackellar, lbw, b Beechey 0 Moorhouse, c sub , b Beechey 0 Kedmorc!, c Hawke, b Maunsell 13 Essoi\ c and b Smart 23 Congdo.\ lbw, b Maunsell 21 Francis, run out 3 Iggul ?en, not out 3 Extras 3 Total for sevsn wickets 137 Total first innings 244 Grand total 381 Bowling analysis.—Sma'-t 1 for 12, Maunsell 3 for 64, J. M. Beechey 2 for 44, Tunnicliffe 0 for 2, Hawke 0 for 12. JUNIOR. S. MATTHEW'S A v! CARTERTON. The game that will go a long way to decide the junior championship this year was commenced on the; 20 132 246 378

Carterton ground on Saturday, when S. Matthew's A met Carterton (last year's, champions.) Fairbrother won the toss and elected to bat on a wicket that was decidedly to the bowlers' advantage.The S. Matthew's bowlers were in good form, and disposed of the Carterton contingent for 31 runs, C. Williams 11 being the only batsman to reach double figures. S. Matthew's wickets fell fast, 55 being on the board at the fall of the tenth wicket. Wilkie 16 and Wheeler 9 were the only batsmen to make a stand. Carterton commenced their second innings, and have 5 wickets down for 30. The scores are as follow : CARTERTON. First Innings. C. Williams, b II W. Feast, run out 0 W. Churchill, run out 0 K. Saywell, b Berry 2 N. McKenzie, b Allen 2 G. Hansen, not out 7 F. Fairbrother, c Moersch, b Allen 0 R. Burridge," b Allen 0 C. H. Williams, Ibw, b Berry 2 D. Beard, b Berry 3 P. Dudson, b Berry 0 Extras 4 Total 31 Bowling analysis.—Allen 3 for 15, Berry 5 for 12. Second Innings. Hansen, run out 0 McKenzie, b Berry 7 Beard, b Berry 4 Feast, c and b Allen 2 C. H. Williams, b Allen 0 C. Williams, not out 16 Extras . 1 Total for five wickets 30 Bowling analysis.—Allen 2 for 13, Berry 2 for 15. S. MATTHEW'S. First Innings. A. Berry, b Hansen 2 C. Moersch, c and b Williams jnr. 0 A. Wheeler, c Bur ridge b Fairbrother 9 Allen, c Fairbrother, b Hansen 2 R, Hatch, b Williams jnr. 6 B. Walker, c Williams, b McKenzie 7 P. Wilkie, not out 16 J. Berry,b McKenzie 0 H. Braggins, b Williams senr. 0 F. Dixon, b Williams senr. 4 T. c Dudson, b Fairbrother 5 Extras 4 Total 55 Bowling analysio. —Hansen 2 ,for 13, Williams junr.2 for 9, Williams senr. 2 for 12, McKenzie 2 for 5, Fairbrother 2 for 12.