CRICKET.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9997, 18 March 1910, Page 6

CRICKET.

THURSDAY CHAMPIONSHIP,

CARLTON v. CARTERTON.

The Carlton and Carterton teams resumed their cup tie match at Carterton yesterday afternoon. Heavy rain delayed the start till about halfpast three, making the pitch and outfield somewhat heavy.

Carterton, with one wicket down j for seven, resumed tht'ir first innings, the two not out men, Rev. Thompson and n! McKenzie, going to the wickets. McKenzie scored a single from an overthrow off Mascelle's first ball, but the fourth ball fosmd fois stumps.---11—2—3. L. Smart filled the gap. RevThompson made three lucky snicks to the leg boundary, adding mine to ihis previous score, before ifae was •smartly taken at fine leg toy Styles •off Moss.—l7—3—l4.

Maunsell joined Smart, 'bet the next over from Moss saw the ilatter clean bowled, without any addition to the score.—l7—4—o.

Hart joined Maunsell, and both played very steady, runs coming slowly. Heavy rain then set iin, and the umpires decided to draw stumps. The two Carlton bowlers bowled well. Moss delivered 42 balls, having only ! en runs knocked off him. The following are tine scores:--CARLTON. Fitst innings 1170

CARTERTON. First Innings. Kev. Elliott, b Mascelle 0 N. McKetizie, b Mascelle 3 Rev. Thompson, c Styles, b Moss 14 L. Smart, b Mops 0 T. Maunsell, not out 5 .H. Hart, not out 3 Extras 1 Total for 4 wickets 26 Bowling analysis. Overs Mdns Runs Wkts R. Moss 7 2 10 2 C. Mascelle 6 1 15 2

The Wellington School's representatives will arrive here by Friday evening's train, and will be the guests of the Maaterton District High School boys till Monday afternoon. The representative match takes place oe the school ground at 1 p.m. ■ The foliownig is the Wellington team:—Mabin (captain), Brooklyn; Curry, Fauvell, Jones and Donaldson Mt. Gook; Anderson, Clyde Quay; Dennehy and Bridge, Hutt; Walker and Tempertoo, Normal ;Hollis, South Wellington. MrR. Darroch, of Roseneath School, will accompany the team as manager.