CRICKET

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10476, 13 November 1911, Page 3

CRICKET

ENGLISH TfcAN) IN AUSTRALIA.

MATCH WITH SOUTH AUSTRALIA

GREAT STAND BY ENGLISHMEN

SOUTH AUSTRALIA—4 FOR So

United Press Association — By Electric Telegraph — Copyright.

(Received November 11, 7.25 p.m.)

ADELAIDE, November 11. The first innings of the Englishmen in tho match between the M.C.C. and South Australia, was resumed to-day in glorious weather. There was an attendance of nearly five thousand. The wicket was in perfect order. Warner (112) and Foster (34) the not-out men of the opening day, faced the bowling of Whitty and Crawford. Runs came at the rate of one per minute. Foster began quietly, but when he had settled down ho scored rapidly, with charming wrist strokes. After fifty runs had been scored in an hour, Rees and Stirling took up the bowling, and the rate of scoring increased. Four hundred appeared in 336 minutes. When in his eighties, Foster was missed on three different occasions. At eighty he was missed off a "skier" behind the wicket-keeper, by Rees, off Stirling. At eighty-two he was missed at long-on by Mayne, and .at 87 at square-leg by Downs. Warner put together 151 in 308 minutes, when he was clean bowled by Bliaoknla.il. He played an extremely sound watchful game, and hit twelve fours.—s for 435. When his score reached 99, Foster should have been run out. He got his century in 107 minutes. Crawford and Whitty again resumed bowling, Foster continuing to play a dashing game. When his score had reached 131 he skied Whitty a* midon, but Crawford lost the ball in the sun.

Douglas was bowled at 495, after batting for ,50 minutes. At 508, Foster was bowled. He hit with great wrist power, but was very lucky. He batted 162 minutes. At 525, Woolley was smartly caught at short-leg. Seven runs later, Vine was caught at point, and Strudwiek at mid-off. The innings lasted 463 minutes. Details:—

M.C.C. —First Innings. J. B. Hobbs, 9 Kirkwood, b Rees 36 W. Rhodes, b Whitty '. 7 G. Gimn, c Blackman, b Whitty 106 0. P. Mead, st Webster, b Rees 20 P. F. Warner, b Blackman 151 F. R. Foster, b Crawford 140 F. E. Woolley, c Stirling, b Blackman 15 J. Vine, c Mayne, b Blackman ... 5 S. F. Barnes, not out 16 H. Strudwiek, c Whitty b Stirling 20 J. W. H. T. Douglas, b Crawford 28 Extras ...'. 19 Total 563 Bowling analysis:—W. J. Whitty 2 for 116, J. N. Crawford 2 for 132, R. B. R«es 2 for 154, W. Stirling 1 for 66, Blackman 3 for 53, H. B: Kirkwood 0 for 15, J. S. Down 0 for 3, E. R. Mayne 0 for 3. (The score of Douglas was not forwarded in the original cable, and that of Foster was mutilated. The scopes given above-, are, therefore, subject to slight variation, though the total is correct.)

(Received Last Night, 5.5 o'clock.) ". ADELAIDE, Novemberl2.

Mayne and Stirling began. South Australia's' first innings to the bowling of Foster and Barnes. With two up Stirling was run out through a smart return from Hobbs.

One run later Foster bowled Mayne with a "swerver." When the score stood at 21, Barnes bowled S. Hill. Crawford filled the vacancy, and for a time the scoring was quiet. Douglas replaced Foster, and runs came steadily. The first fifty occupied one hour. Vine relieved Barnes at 75. With the score unaltered, Crawford was run oxit in trying to steal a run.

Clem. Hill, batting soundly, and Down played out time.

Details:— '

SOUTH AUSTRALIA—First Innings. E. R. Mayne, b Foster 0 W. Stirling, run out 1 g. Hill, b Barnes 9 J. N. Crawford, riui 0ut".......: I' 4 Clem. Hill,not out >.. 49 Down, not out ; 4

Total for four wipkets

DUNEDIN COMPETITIONS.

By Telegraph — Press Association. DUNEDIN, Last Night. Th« weather was perfect yesterday afternoon, when the cricket matches commenced', but shortly before five heavy rain fell, and the weather became very cold. Ihinedin, 64 and 165 for 9 wickets (Steven 67, Latham 31 not out), beat Albion, 153 and 72. In Albion's second innings Eckhold took 7 wickets for-39 runs. Carisbrook B, 34 and 93 (Watson 39), beat Grange, 73 iand 60. For Grange' Graham took 4 wickets for 16, and for Carisbrook Alloo took 6 for 30, and Ilaisden 4 for 20. • Carisbrook, 182 and ,103 for - six Avicko'ti (Hopkins 38), beat Opoho, 87.

WAIKARAPA COMPETITIONS.

SENIOR. CARLTON V. CARTERTOV. The. alcove match was continued on,

the Park Oval on Saturday, the scores being:— CARLTON.—First Innings. A. Styles, b Fairbrother 4 F. Welch, b Peed 19 A. Hoar, c and b Fairbrother 20 R. Williams, b Peed 4 R. H. Vallanco, c Hawke, b Fairbrother 8 F. Phillips, c Williams, b Fairbrother 6 I. O'Connor, b Fairbrother 2 Weare, c sub, b Fairbrother 1 B. Welch, b Peed 0 K. Welch, c sub, b Peed 0 L. Boyd, not out 8 Extras 4 Total 76 Bowling analysis:—Fairbrother 6 for 31, Peed 4 for 24, Phelps 0 for 8, McKenzie 0 for 9. CARTERTON.—First Innings. L. Smart, c Weare, b B. Welch 48 H. Hawke, b Bovd 8 H. Hart, b Phillips 9 Turaiicliffe, 1.b.w., b B. Welch 4 V. Fairbrother, b B. Welch 14 Peed, b Vallanco 1 Nightingale, b Vallance 0 Williams, b B. Welcn 10 Churchill, not out 0 Extras 12 Total for eight wickets 106 Bowling analysis:—B. Welch 4 for 17, Vallance 2 for 29, Boyd 1 for 24, Phillips 1 for 24. . N,

MASTERTON v. SOUTH WAIRARAPA.

j The Masterton-South Wairarapa match was not resumed on Saturday, an agreement being made that in the event of a play-off for the championship the match will be finished at the |end of the season.

JUNIOR.

CARLTON v. ST. MATTHEW'S, j The above match was concluded at \ the schoolgrounds on Saturday, and I resulted in a win for tie latter by 8 wickets. Scores:— ' ,' , CARLTON.—First Innings:—R. j 'Milne, b Connell, 0; C. Welch, b Con-. Nell, 6; S. Cresswell, b Stewart, 2; F. Hoar, b Stewart, 0; W. Hoar, c Shackleton, b Stewart, 21; S. Temple, b OonnoH, ?j A. Welch, b Walker, 0; E. Petersen, b Walker, 1; B. Serpell, b Walker, 0; G. Joy, c Braggins, b Walker, 4; H. Miller, not out, 2; extras, 5, total, 48. —Bowling analysis: Oomnell 3 for 15, Stewart 3 for 12, Walker 4 for 9. Second Innings.—H. Miller, b Walker, 2; G. Joy, b Connell, 10; A. Welch, b Connell, 1; E. Petersen, b Walker, 6; W. Hoar,, ,b Walker, 3; C. Welch, c Walker, b Russell, 4; S.t* GYesswell, b Walker, 2; S. Temple, 9*' and b Walker, 1; R. Milne, o and fit Walker, 3;.8. Serpell, b Walker, 0)'; F. Hoar, not out, 2; extras 2; totpl/ 36.—Bowling analysis*—Connell 2 for 11, Walker 7. for 17, Russell 1 for 7.' ST. MATTHEW'S.—First Innings: Shackleton, not out, 26; Braggins, b Welch, Q,? Walker, b Welch, 4; .Connell, b Temple, 0; W. Morris, c Petersen, b Temple, 1; H. Russell, run out, 11; Crosbie, b Petersen,' 2; T. Miller, c Cresswell, b Petersen, 0; R. 'Lawton, b Petersen, 1; A. M. Vile, lbw, b Hoar, 1; extras, 2- total, 48. Bowling analysis—Petersen. 3 for 2, C. Welch 2 for 14, Temple 2 for 20, Hoar 1 for 10. '. Second innings.—Crosbie, b Temple, 3; Morris, c and b Temple, 0; Stewart, not .out,. ,14.; Walker,'., inot out, 14; total for two wickets, 41. —Bowling analysis: Temple' 2 for 12, Hoar 0 for t 6, C. Welch 0 for 13, %. Petersen 0 I for 10. I

MASTERTON v. MAURICEVILLE.

The match.'between Masterton .. and Mamri'4ev!ilje ;wjasi ■concluded! on the Park Ova-Jon Saturday, and resulted in a win for Masterton. Scores: MASTERTON.—First Innings : A. Thompson, c ,and b Mascelle, 16; W. Lett, 4> Mascelle, 3; E. Perry, b Mascelle, 58; Murphy.b-Mascelle, 26; M. Iggulden, c Brooks, b Mascelle, 6; A. Pragnell, b Mascelle, 16; Dickson, 1> Mascelle, 0; Pryor, b Mascelle, 4; F. Blackman, not out, 5; Harding, o and b Brooks, 0; Brunton, b Mascelle, 7; extras, 8; total, 149. Bowling analvsis—Mascelle 9 for 50, Brooks 1 for 51, Ryan 0 for 10, Coombes 0 for 24. MAURICEVILLE.—First Innings: H. Mayr, b Perry, 1; Braggins, c Pryor, b Perry, 0; Coombes, c Murphy b Perry, 0; W. Fisher, b Perry, 0; C. Mascelle, b Thompson, 0; L. Brooks, b Perry, 3; J. Barnett, b Murphy, 10; M. O'Brien, run- out, 5; T. Madsen, not out. 0; Petersen, b Iggulden, 1; extras, 3; total, 23. Bowling analysis': Perry 5 for 5, Iggulden 1 for 0, A. Thompson 1 for 11, Murphy 1 for 4. Second Innings.—-Madsen, c and b Lett, 2; Petersen, b Iggulden, 0; Coombes. b Lett, 3; Mascelle, b Iggulden. 8; Barnett, b Perry, 5; M O'Brien. Ibw, 1) Perry, 19; Fisher, c and b Perry. 20; Brooks, not out, 0; total for 7 wickets, 57. Bowling ana-lv-sis.—lggulden 2 for 11, Lett 2 for I*2 Perry 3 for 22, Thompson 0 for 12.