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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10499, 11 December 1911, Page 6

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WAIRARAPA ASSOCIATION

SENIOR

MASTERTON v. CARTERTON

Mastertoiii secured an easy win over Carterton on Saturday by 108 runs. Oartenton's first innings closed for 108 rims, Smart being top-scorer with a. nicely-made 3-1, and Tunnicliffe also hatted'well for 31. Masterton carried their second inning's score to 81 for four wickets, when they declared. A. Congdon compiled half the score by .some nice play, his straight driving being the main feature. Requiring 203 runs to win, Carterton commenced their apparently hopeless task, and their last wicket fell for 96. Smart I (25) again batted well, and lie was • very ably assisted by Tunnicliffe (22) 1 and Peed (20). Redmond accounted ' for five of the wickets for 16 runs. Details: CARTERTON—First Innings. Hart, b Logan, 8 Smart, b Jordan 34 Kenwick, st Esson, b Logan 18 Tunnicliffe, b Ibbetson 31 Hawke, c Logan, b Waters 2 Peed, c Ibbetson, b Logan , 0 Churchill, c sub, b Jordan 3 Williams, c Waters, b Perry 4Nightingale, c Jordan, b Perry 3 McKonzie, absent, • Extras o

Total . 108 BoAvling analysis:—Logan 3 for 59, Jordan 2 for 1, Perry 2 for 16, lbbetson 1 for 5, Waters 1 for 22. Second Innings. Hart, c Esson, b Jordan '• 8 Hawke, run out 7 Smart, c Waters, b Redmond 25 Fcnwick, b Congdon 6 Tunnicliffe, b Redmond 22 Peed, c Sub, b Redmond 20 Churchill, c Waters, b Jordan 3 Williams, not out 1 Nightingale, b Redmond 0 Fisher, c sub, b Redmond 0 McKenzie, absent Extras . 4

Total wo Bowling analysis:—Redmond .5 for 16, Jordan 2 for 21, Comgdon. 1 for 11, Logan 0 for 17, Waters 0 for 27. MASTER-TON. First Innings 231 Second Innings. Waters, c Williams, b Peed 2 Ibbotson, b Peed 10 Cbngdon, not out 40 Perry, b Fenwick 10 Logan, run out 8 Extras 2 . Total (innings declared closed) 81 Bowling analysis:—Peed 2 for 40, Fenwick 1 for 6, Tunnicliffe 0 for 5, Smart 0 for 28.

JUNIOR

MAURICEVILLE v. ST MATTHEWS

The above match was concluded on the Park Oval on Saturday, and resulted in a win for St. Matthew's by three wickets. Mauriceville, with 2 [ wickets down for 14, carried their secor.d innings total to 51, of which score L. Brooks made 18 (not out), 'and J. Martin 11. Requiring 38 runs to win, the local team opened badly, losing the first five wickets for 16 runs. However, "Walker steadied the play, and was mainly responsible for the 38-runs being put up. The game was very close, and ; St. Matthew's, , with two men absent, had their last man at the wickets. Tha : details a re-as-follows: .

. Mauriceville. —First Innings, 62. Second Innings': Walliis, b Walker, 7; Boyle, b Walker, 0; Clarke, absent, 3; Braggins, c sub, b Walker, 9; Barnett, low, b Gonnell, 0; Mascelle, b Connell, 0; Fisher, b. Walker, 0; L. Brooks, not out, 18; O'Brieitpc sub, U Walker, .Martin, run out, 'extra*, 1; tottvl-,,5],. Bowling analysis:—Walker 5 for 26, Cdnnell 2 for 19, Russell 0 for 4.

St. Matthew's, —First innings; 76 ; second innings; Vile, b Mascelle, 1; Orosbie, c sub, b O'Brien, 6; Morris, c Brooks, b Mascelle, 0; Connell, b Brooks, 0; Walker, c sub, b O'Brien, 15; Russell, run out, 6 Shackleton, Ibw, b iMascelle, 0; Miller, not out, 2; Lawtofl, not out, 4; extra, 1; total, 38. Bowling analysis: Mascelle 3 for 12, Brooks 1 for 19, O'Brien 2 for 17.