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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10150, 21 November 1910, Page 5

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NEW SOUTH WALES v. SOUTH ..FRICA. SECOND DAY'S PLAY. (Received Last .Night, 5.5 o'clock.) SYDNEY, November 20. The South Africa v. New South Wales cricket match was continued yesterday, with the following results:-—'

NEW SOUTH WALES

First Innings. Bardsley, c Faulkner, b Yoglcr 70 Trumper, c Vogler, b Faulkner 70 Macartney, run out 23 E. J. Waddy, b Faulkner 3 E. L. Waddy, c and b Faiw kucv 15 . Folkard, b Schwara 28 Carter, b Nourse 19 Cotter, c Llewellyn, b Faulkner 1 Kelcway, c Llewellyn, b Faulkner 37 Emery, not out 4 Hordern, run out 6 Extras n Total 287 Bowling.— Faulkner 5 for 40, Snooke 0 for 4, Llewellyn 0 for 13, Schwarz 1 for 69, Vogler 1 for 100, Nourse 1 for 45. SOUTH AFRICA. First innings 300 Second Innings. Zuleh, c Bardsley, b Kelleway 29 Strieker, c Kelleway, b Folkard 38 Nourse, b Folkard 6 Snooke, b Folkard 19 Llewellyn, b Folkard .8 Faulkner, c E. F. Waddy, b Emery 1 Pearce, not out 19 Commaille, not out 3 Extras 16 Total for six wickets _ 139 Bowling.—Folkard 4 for 18, Emery 1 for 41, Kelleway 1 for 25, Cotter j (J for 39. SENIOR COMPETITION. CARLTON v. SOUTH WAIRARAPA. The• Carlton-South Wairarapa senior match was continued on the Park Oval on Saturday, with the following result: — SOUTH WAIRARAPA. First Innings. Sievers, c and b Waugh 13 L. Hawke, 1.b.w., b Waugh 8 Miller, c and b Darvill 57 Cobcroft, b T. Hoar 49 Balfour, b T. Hoar 28 Fenwick, b T. Hoar 9 Cundv, not out 6 C. Williams, b T. Hoar 7 Tait, c Styles, b Waugh . 3 S. Feast, b T. Hoar 4 Extras 6 Total 190 Bowling analysis;—T. Hoar 5 for 42, Waugh 3 for 57, Darvill 1 for 41, Edwards 0 for 15, Styles 0 for 15, Mascelle 0 for 14. CARLTON. [ First Innings. i F. Welch, b Sievers 2 A. Styles, b Sievers 11 A. Hoar, c Miller, b Cobcroft 9 F. Phillips, c Cundy, b Sievers 18 Waugh, 1.b.w., b Sievers 10 Edwards, b Sievers 0 T. Hoar, c fenwick, b Cobcroft 2 Aymes, b Cobcroft 0 Baker, st. Cundy, b Cobcroft 9 Darvill, not out 6 Extras 1 Total for 9 wickets 68 Bowling analysis.—Sievers 5 for 31, Cobcroft 4 for 36. » mh.11.1l *m CARTERTON I. v. MASTERTON I. The Masterton senior team journeyed to Carterton on Saturday last, and a commencement was made with the above match. The local team batted first, but were disposed of, in an hour and a quarter, for 61 runs, Smart (18), Hart (13), 'and Smith (11), making most of the runs. Masterton put together 133 runs, Moorhouse (40), Waters (38), Logan (13), and Perry (10), being the principal contributors. In their second innings, Carterton have lost 1 wicket for 9 runs. The scores are:— CARTERTON. First Innings. H. Hawke, b Jordan ,- 7 L. Smart, b Waters 18 'Thompson, c lbbetson, b Jordan 0 H. Hart, c Waters, b Jordan 13 . Tunniclift'e, c Esson, b Waters 5 A. Feast, run out 2 Smith, b Jordan !1 Phelps, c Foreman, b Jordan 3 '. Gallon, c Moorhouse, b Jordan 0 . Peed, run out * . J. M. Beechoy, not out b Extras l Total /I j Bowling analysis.—Jordan b for . 27, Waters 2 for 12, Congdon 0 tor 21.' MASTERTON. [ First Innings. - C. Perry, e Hart, b' Pood 10 • T. Jordan, b Peed J- : W. Redmond, b Peed " H. Moorhouse, 1) Peed 40 ■ A. lbbetson, b Peed 0 ■ A. Esson, c and b Pood 9 - J. Waters, c Timnieliffe, b Peed 38 - C. ..I. Mackellar, 1.b.w., b Gallon 8 D. Logan, b Thompson 13 J Congdon, not out o Foreman, b Peed 0 Extras 9 Total ] 33 > Bowling analysis.—Peed 8 for 48, ■ ' Gallon 1 for 13. Thompson 1 for 35, : Phelps 0 for 6, Smith 0 for 11, Beecliey 0 for 11. CARTERTON. Second Innings. j. Hart, not out <■; Feast, c Jordan, b Redmond 3 . Thompson, not out. 3 Extras 3 Total for one wicket 9

The small score :nado by Carterton is attributed to the line Rowling of Jordan and Waters, the former especially coming out with the fine analysis of 6 for '27. Smart was the only batsman who appeared to play the bowling with any confidence. Towards Mastertou's score of 133 runs, Moorhouse contributed 40, and Waters 38. Both these batsmen played good cricket for their runs, Moorhouse being especially good in cutting and driving, while Waters made his runs by free and clean" hitting. Peed captured nearly all the wickets ,and he bowled well, his analysis reading 8 for -IS.

JUNSOR.

ST. MATTHEW'S B v. OPAKI. The above match was played on the Schoolgromids on Saturday, and resulted in a substantial win for St. Matthew's by an innings and 58 runs. Scores:— ST. MATTHEW'S B. First Innings. E. Perry, c Reader, b Petersen, 3; W. Hoar," b Petersen, 0; Flavin, b Welch, 57; Tory Ratima, b Petersen, 22; F. Madsen, b Petersen, 4; S. Cresswell, runout, 15 ; Crosbie, b Welch, 8; H. Russell, c Christensen, I) Welch, 2; Shackleton, b A. Reader, 2; T. Miller, not out, 0; A. Vile, b Welch, 0; Extras, 3.—Total, 116. Bowling analysis.-—C. Welch 4 for 17, Petersen -!* for 29, Alf. Reader 1 for 19, Albert Reader 0 for 8, Bun-ell 0 for 20, Tankersley 0 for 16. OPAKT. First Innings. Alf. Reader, b Hoar, 0: A. Welch, b Ratima, b Hoar, 2; Bnrrell, b Ratima, 3; Peterson, b Ratima, 9; C. Welch, b Ratima, 0; Tankersley, c Shackleton, b Ratima, 1; Nicholson, b Hoar, 5; Albert Reader, c Madsen, b Hoar, 0; Christensen, c Russell, b Hoar, 0; Wyeth, b Ratima, 2: C. Wyeth, not out, 0; Extras, 4.—Total, Bowling analysis.—Tory Ratima, 5 for 6; W. Hoar, 5 for 16. \ Second Innings. Alf. Reader, c Perry, b Cresswell, 1: C. Wyeth, b Russell, 1; Burrell, b Russell, 4; A. Wyeth, b Russell, 0; E. Petersen, b Caswell, 6; C. Welch, not out, 11; Nicholson, c Sliackleton, b Cresswell, 4; F. Wyeth, c Flavin, b Cresswell, 0; Tankersley, c and b Russell, 1; Albert Reader, b Russell, 1; Christensen, c Miller, b Russell 2; Extras, I.—Total, 32. Bowling analysis.— Russell 6 for 12, Cresswell'4 for 17, Perry 0 for 2. ST. MATTHEW'S A v. MASTERTON. The above match was commenced on Saturday. . The scores are as follow : MASTERTON. First Innings. Jackson, £J. Berry, 10; Francis, b Allen, 3; Wheeler, b J. Berry, 1; Sellaiyc Walker, b Allen, 0; R. Williams, b J. Berry, 4; Moodie, c and b Wilkie, s;'Blunder!, run out, 0; Thompson, b Wilkie, 9; Lett, run out, 9; Iggulden, 1) Walker, 14; Wickens, not out, 7; Extras, 12. Total, 70. Bowling.—J. Berry 3 for 12, Allen 2 for 21, Wilkie 2 for 8, Moersch Q for 19, Walker 1 for 4. . ST. MATTHEW'S A. First Innings. A. Berry, run out, 12; Pragnell, b Jackson," 2; J. Berry, c Jackson, b Wheeler, 8; F. Moersch, c Wickens, b Wheeler, 8; Moore, b Jackson, 3; Wilkie, b Jackson, 1; Allen, c Sella)-, b Wheeler, 4; Stewart, b Jackson, 2; Braggiris, b Jackson, 1; Walker, not out, 2; Feilding, c Sellar, ' b Jackson, 0; Extras, 2.—Total, 47. Bowling.—Wheeler 3 for 26, Jackson 6 for 19. MASTERTON. Second Innings. Lett, b Stewart, 20; Blundell, ■ c and b J. Berry, 7; Jackson, 1.b.w., b Allen, 0; Wheeler, b J. Berry, 2; Francis, not out, 25; Williams, not out, 5; Extras, 7.—Total for 4 wickets, 56.