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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10130, 5 January 1911, Page 6

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WAIRARAPA DEFEATS NELSON. • . BY FIVE WICKETS. The cricket match Nelson v. "Wairarapa was continued on the Park Oval yesterday, the victory going to Wairarapa by five .wickets. The scores ,and "details of the play are as follows: : Wairarapa, wi fch : three wickets- down for 235, continued their overnight in- i nings, Smart (51) and Logan'(l), the not out men, going to the wickets. Smart added four more rims to his score, 1 when he succumbed to a good ball from. Fairey.—26s—4—ss. Waters filled the vacancy. The score mounted to 265, when Logan hit Fairey high' to leg, Louisson accepting a good catch.—2os5 —12. Beard joined Waters.- By hard hitting by the latter, 280 was hoisted, when Clarke replaced Fairey with the balk When the score was five off thethird century, Louisson replaced Allcott. . Four more runs were added, when Louisson beat Waters.—299—6 Beard hit up the third century after about three hours play. Mackellar, the incoming batsman, made six before he was caugh by Max off/ Louis-, son, the catch being a very good one. '308^7—6., ;;,;•,;': '.' ': ./';/..•;.■ '■ .' Allcott came, and with, his first delivery, clean ix>wl-! :ed;Beard;—3oß—B—lsv, ';-"-;;- C' r- '■'. Phelps, 'the : next "inan inr'failed";to stop Allcott's next ball, being absent, the innings closed for 308. WAIRARAPA. ' j First Innings. (Beechey, b Allcott.'_'„■ 112 i Waugh, c and b Fairey 40 ; Smart, b Fairey 55 Moorhouse, b Alcott 10 Logan, c Louisson, b Fairey ; 12 ' Waters, b' Louisson 29 Beard, b Allcott ...;............ 15 Mackellar, c Max, b Louisson 6 Congdon, not out 0 Phelps, b Allcott 0> Hoar, absent Extras'.. ..........:.......... 30, Total ...............„..........;.. 308 Bo\vling ■■ Analysis:—Louissbn, 8 overs, 1 maiden, 19 runs, 2 wickets; Fairey, 11 overs, 0, maidens, 60 runs, ,3 wickets; Allcott, 29.2 overs, 7, maidens, 85 runs, 4 vrickcts; : Riclnnond 4 overs,'l maidsn, 23 runs; I '.Nealci- 5 overs, 0 maidens, 31 runs; Clarke, 13 overs,-! maiden, 38 rans; Cooke, -s'. overs,.o maidens, 21 runs.'.:.'-, ■• . ; Nelson, who were 162 behind on the' first innings, opened with Meade and Knapp, to the bowling of Waters and Waugh. Knapp gave a chance to Smart on the boundary off Waugh, but it was not held. The score reached fifteen, when Logan smartly caught Knapp in the slips off Waters. —15—1 —lO. ', -.•.'■ Neale filled the vacancy, but only another single had been added, when Meade was given out caught by Waters off his own bowling.—.l 62 —5. .Richmond-was-the'-next- man in. After another thirty minutes' play 22 appeared on the board, when Neale went out to a .good catch by Smart off Waugh.—22— , . , ■ '-. ■ Fairey joined Richmond. The scoro slowly mounted to 39, when Logan replaced Waiigh.witli the-ball; 'Waugh • had been very unlucky, four."catches!v.' being di'op'ped off his eight /..overs.-* .liOg'an'.s" first : :"ball ; ; ..' > cpstf.' Fairey.;' ; his : :

wicket, Moorhouse taking a good catch behind the stumps.—39—4—54. Louisson partnered Richmond. \ Congdon took the ball from Waters, | but Beard dropped an easy catch from Richmond off his second delivery. J Congdon was given two overs and then replaced by Beechey. After an hour's play 64 appeared on the board. At 72 Louisson was caught in the slips off | Beechey, after compiling 22 in good 1 style.—72 —5—22. Cooke was the next man in. Eleven more runs were added, when. AVaters replaced Logan, and a couple of overs later Waugh went on at BeecheyV end, Cooke being dropped by Waters off his first ball. At the luncheon adjournment the score stood at 101. On resuming Waugh took the ball, but when the score stood at 119, Logan relieved him, and Phelps replaced Waters a few overs later. The score mounted slowly to 131, when Beechey was again tried. Off his second ball Waters caught Cooke at mid-on. The retiring batsman and Richman played an excellent partnership, putting on 61 runs.-~133—6—31. Max was the next man in. Six more runs were added, when Max hit Beechey high to mid-off, and Thompson, who was fielding substi- ' tute, accepted the catch.—l 39 —7 —l. Allcott filled the vacancy. Eight more runs were added, when Allcott chopped Congdon on to his wicket. — 146—8—1. Clarke joined Richmond.* When the score stood at 164, Beard was tried with the ball, and with his third ball clean bowled Clarke. —164 —9—7. Quilliam was the last man in, and he and Richmond carried the score to 197-.before Waters bowled- the former; Richmond carried InV'bat' for 84,. the innings being marred by several easy chances, particularly one to Beard off Waugh when his score was at 18. ■ ■ NELSON. '■'■"■ First Innings 148 Second Innings. Meade, c and b Waters .....;....., 5 Knapp, c Logan, b Waters 10 Neale, c Smart, b Waugh ......... 2 Richmond, not out"'. 84 Fairey, c Moorhouse, b Logan ... 5 Louisson, c Logan, b Beechey ... 22 Cooke, c Waters, b Beechey ...... 31 Max, c sub. b Beechey ......;..... 1 Allcott, b Congdon 1 Clarke, b Beard • 7 Quilliam, b Waters 16 Extras •••••• , !3 , Total ...,.• 197 Bowling.. -Analysis:—Waters, 19 overs, 5 maidens, 31'.runs, 3 wickets.; Beechey, 10 overs, 1 maiden, 35 runs, 3 wickets; Beard, 4 overs, 1 maiden, 19 runs, 1 wicket; Congdon, 8 over, 1 maiden, 25 runs, 1 wicket, Logan, 10 overs, 2 maidens,'2s.runs, 1 wicket' 1 ; Waugh, 13 overs, 2 maidens, 42 runs, 1 wicket; Phelps, 4 overs, 2.maidens, 7 runs. , Wairarapa, with 36 to win, opened with Moorhouse and Congdon, to the bowling of Allcott and Fairey. Congr don was caught in the slips Off the, lat'ter's first over.—8 —I—o. Two more runs were added, when Moorhouse got his leg in, .front, to Allcott.—lo—2—B. Beechey joined Beard. At 14 the latter was caught in the longfield by Clarke off Fairey.—l4—3—2. Fpur more runs were added, when Fairey clean bowled Beechey.—2l—4 —7, ' •'■' Smart partnered Waugh, and, these two added eight to the score before Smart was caught behind the wickets by Quilliam.—29—s—3. ■, J Waugh and Waters hit up the remainder of the runs required without the loss of another wicket, Wairarapa thus winning by 5 wickets. , ■ ■■''' ■••'; ■'P ■ vf^ ; -;v; . Second Innings. • Moorhoiise, Ibw, b'Allcott ......... 8 Congdon, c Allcott, b Fairey"...-..; 0 Beard, c Clarke,; b Fairey .. 2 Beechey, b Fairey 7 Waugh, not out .....' 6 Smart, c Quilliam, b Fairey 3 Watei-s, not out 5 Extras 5 ( Total for 5 wickets ..36 Bowling analysis:—Fairey, 9 overs, .3 maidens, 6 runs, 4 wickets; Allcott, 10 overs, 24 runs, 1 wicket. The following will represent the i Carlton Cricket Club against Carter- ! ton on the Park Oval on Saturday. Play will start at 2.30 p.m. sharp:—Waugh, Moss, Hoar (2.), Styles, Darville, Baker, Madsen, Phillips, Welch, Aymes. The team will meet for practice to-night.' : The Mastertpn team to play Souih Wairarapa at Featherston on Saturday is as follows :— Philps, Mackollar, Esson, Redmond, Iggulden, Waters, Jordan, Logan, Congdon, Ibbetson, Mobdie. 'Those; uriableto catch the strain will leave by taxicab froni Prince of Wales stables at I .IP p.nij