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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10504, 18 December 1911, Page 7

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CARLTON v. CARTERTON.

The dhampionshipmateh Carlton v. i Carterton, which was commenced at j the beginning of t(he season, was con- ; tinned on Saturday, and resul/ted in a win for Carterton on the first innings. Carlton commenced their second innings, and knocked up 180 for 6 wickets, when they declared tiheir innings closed. A. Styles was easily top-scorer with 94. He gave a. brilliant display, scoring all round the wicket,■ without giving a chance. A. Hoar played /wcU for 43, getting in some nice drives. F. Welch, was the only other player to reach double figures. Peed was the most successful bowler for Carterton, taking five wicket 6 for 43 runs. Requiring 160 runs to win. Carterton lost five wickets for 113 at tlhe call of time, with their last man in. Tunnicliffe (46 not out), H. Hart (32) and Smart (16) were Chief scorers. Details: —

CARLTON. Second Innings 76 Second Innings. A. Styles, b Nightingale 94 R. VaJlonce, b Peed' 3 F. Welch, b Peed 25 A. Hoar, b Peed 43 F. Phillips, b Peed o L. Boyd, c Smart, b Peed 0 R. Williams, not out 0 Exras 9 Total for six wickets (innings declared closed) ISO Bowling analysis -.—Peed, 5 for 43, Nightingale 1 for 14, Tunnicliffe ' 0 for 20, Smart 0 for 25, FairbrotJher 0 for 29, McKenzie 0 for : 4o. .' . CARTERTON. First Innings 106 Second Innings. Hart, c Boyd, b Vallance 32 Smart, c Phillips, b Boyd 16 Tunnicliffe, not out 46 Peed, run out 0 i diurohill, not out 4 ' McKenzie, run out 0 j I Fail-brother, c Weldb!, b Hoar . 8 Extras 7 1 Total for five wioketp...._>,;', 113 Bowling analysis:—-Boyd t for 21, Hoar 1 for 14, Vallence 1 for 28, A. Styles 0 for 20, B. Welch 0 for 17, K. Welch 0 for 6.

A match was played on the Park Oval on Saturday between Mastenton seniors and a representative junior team. In. tlhe absence of one of two of their men Masterton filled up their team with juniors. A. Thompson was elected captain of the juniors. Winning the toss he sent Masterton to the wickets. The ,t*am were all out for 80, of which Moorhouse contributed 35 and Esson 14. 0. Welch took 3 wickets for 12, E. Welch 3 for 16, A. Thompson 2 for 18, and S. Temple 1 for 24. The junior team have los„t six wickets for 128, Walker being top sooner witu 46. The match will probably be continued on SaUirday.