CRICKET.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10126, 24 October 1910, Page 3

CRICKET.

WAIRARAPA ASSOCIATION.

OPENING OF SEASON,

The Wairarapa Cricket Association opened its season at Mastert-on and Carterton on Saturday in fine but threatening weather. SENIOR. CARLTON v. MASTERTON. The senior match set down for decision 011 No. 1 wicket at the Park Oval was between the Carlton and Masterton elevens. Waugh, the new Carlton skipper, won the toss, and elected to bat, but his team was not -in its full strength, and a total of 92 was reached. Waugh 32, Baker 12, Aymes 11 not out, Phillips 11 and Ogier 10 reached double figures, while Jordan, Redmond, Congdon, and Iggulden took the wickets. Jordan and Redmond opened for Masterton, and the former is still unconquered with 55 to his credit, and the score at 128 for three wickets. Esson 49 not out the only other batsman to reach double figures. The score no doubt would have been considerably smaller if easy catches by both Jordan and Esson had been accepted. The detailed scores are:— CARLTON. First Innings. F. Phillips, run out , 11 A. Styles, b Jordan 1 A. Hoar, c Redmond, b Jordan 0 B. Waugh, c Logan, b Congdon 32 F. Welch, run out 7 jB. Welch, 1.b.w., b Jordan 0 W. Darvill, b Jordan 0 A. Baker, c Congdon, b Iggulden 12 N. Madsen, b Congdon 4 H. Ogier, c Congdon, b Redmond 10 1 S. Aymes, not out 11 Extras 5 Total _ • 92 Bowling analysis.—Jordan 4 for 29, Congdon 2 for 14, Iggulden 1 for 10, Redmond 1 for 15, Moorhouse 0 for 19. MASTERTON. First Innings. Jordan, not out 55 W. Redmond, b Waugh 9 Mackellar, 1.b.w., b Waugh 0 Moorhouse, b Waugh 7 Esson, not out 49 Extras 8 Total for 3 wickets 128 Bowling analysis.—Waugh 3 for 42, Styles 0 for 42, B. Welch 0 for 30, A. Hoar 0 for 6. SOUTH WAIRARAPA v. CARTERTON.

South Wairarapa, in tlieir. match with Carterton, at Carterton, occupied all the afternoon at the wickets, and had put up a total of 200 when the last wicket fell. Miller 34, Fen wick 31, Cobcroft 29, A. Cundy 22, Balfour 21, Hawke 21 not out, C. Williams 12, , and Sievers 12, reached double figures. Phelps, F. Beechey, Peed, and Smart captured the South Wairarapa wickets. The detailed scores were:— SOUTH WAIRARAPA. First Innings. Cobcroft, c -Hawke, b McKenzie 29 Sievers, b P6ed ' 12 Fenwick, cJ. Beechey, b Peed 31 A. Cundy, st. Hart, b F. Beechey 22 Balfour,. b Smart 21 Miller, b Phelps 31 Hawke, not out 21 C. Williams, b McKenzie 12 G. Cundy, b McKenzie 0 S. Feast, b Phelps 1 Tait, st. Hart, b Phelps 2 Extras, 15 Total , 200 Bowling analysis.—Phelps 3 for 30, F. Beechey 1 for 33, Peed 2 for" 44, McKenzie 3 for 29, J. M. Beechey 0 for 28, Smart T for 21.

JUNIOR., ' f. MASTERTON v. S. MATTHEW'S B. The above match was commenced on the Park Oval, and at present things point in the direction of a win for Maaterton. Moodie won the toss and sent his men to bat, the last wicket falling with the score at 113. St. Matthew's innings only produced 29 runs, but in the follow on have four wickets down for 74 runs. The scores are as follow— MASTERTON—First Innings. Thompson, b W. Boar 21 Brunton, c Cole, b W. Hoar 5 Chapman, b W. Hoar 2 Moodie, c Perry, b Cresswell 22 Oberhurber, b Hoar 0 Blackman, b Cresswell 2 Hooper, b Hoar 4 Forman, c Perry, b Cole 11 Wickens, c and b Cole 3 F. Hoar, b Crosbie 15 Extras 13 , Total 113 Bowling—W. Hoar, 5 for 23, Cresswell 2 for 4, Cole 2 for 20, Crosbie 1 for 18, Connell 0 for 17, Russell 0 for 17. S. MATTHEW'S 8.-—First Innings. Shackleton, b Jackson 0 W. Hoar, c and b Thompson 1 Crosbie, b Jackson 11 Madsen, 1.b.w., b Thompson 1 Flavin, c Blackman, b Jackson Ig Connell, c Wickens, b Thompson 2 Russell, c Chapman, b Thompson 0 Cresswell, e Logan, b Thompson 2 Cole, b Thompson 0 Perry, not out 0 Miller, c Moodie, b Thompson 0 Total 29 Bowling-Thompson 7 for 9, . Jackson 3 for 20. Second Innings. W. Hoar, c Hooper, b Jackson 7 Perry, b Forman 18 Crosbie, b Thompson ' ' 0

Flavin, b Forman 2S Madsen, not out S Cresswell, not out 1 Extras 10 Total for 4 wickets 74 Bowling—Thompson 1 for 18, Jackson 1 for 18,Wickens 0 for 12, Oberburber 0 for 6, Forman 2 for 12, ————— OPAKI v. MAURICEVILLE. Mauricevile defeated Opaki (three me;i short) on the Schoolgrounds by and innings and 34 runs. L The score were— MAUKICJSVILLE—First Innings. Bradstock, c and b Burrell 49 Coombs, b Petersen 0 Backrnoro, b Petersen 3 Hopley, !;> Petersen 3 Nightingale, b Burrell 1 Rarnett, b Burrell 0 Fisher, not out 17 Braggins ' Brooks, c Reader, b Burrell 6 Mayr, b Burrell 0 Martin, b tetersen 1 Extras 2 Total 82 Bowling Petersen 4 for 22, C. Welch 0 for 12, Burrell 5 for 28, Reader l 'for 16. OPAKl—First Innings. Burrell, c and b Bradstock 0 Petersen, c and Coombs 1 Header, b Cooms. 1 Tankersley, b Bradstock 0 Christiansen, b Co'ombi 0 C. Welch, b Bradstock 6 C. Wyeth, not out 0 Nicholson, b Bradstock 0 Extras 3 Total for 7 wickets 12 Bowling—Bradstock 4 for 5, Ccombs 3 for 4. Second Inning?. Peter3en, b Bradstock 5 'l'ankersley, b Brooks 2 Reader, b Nightingale 24 Burrell, b Brooks 4 Welch, b Nightingale 0 Christiansen, b Nightingale C Nicholson, not out 0 C. Wyeth, b Nighingale 0

Total 36 Bowling—'Nightingale 4 for 6, Brooks 2 for 7, Bradstock 1 for 23.

MATCHES AT DUNEDIN. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) DUNEDIN, Last Night. The cricket matches commenced yesterday in fine but dull weather. In the firat grade, Carisbrook compiled 173 (Rutherford 55, Watson 37, Cameron 37); while Albion made 157 for three wickets (McFarlane 75, Hiddleston 70 not out. Opoho, playing against Carisbrook B made 240 (Kilgour 54, retired hurt, Biggins 51, Casey 37, Eckhoff •37). Carisbrook have lost 3 wickets for 13. ... Grange compiled 133 against Duncdin >(hoobs 66); while Dunedin made 110 for 7 wickets (Young 37).