CRICKET.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10713, 22 November 1912, Page 5

CRICKET.

THURSDAY ASSOCIATION. Tho Thursday Cricket Competitions were continued- yesterday in weather which ctiuld nob bo. considered favourable, but the wicket was not <so bad as might be expected.

Tho Hockey team gained an eight wicket victory over the Athletic Club, chiefly through the good bowling of Dixon and Barr, who were in good form with the ball. The scofcs in tho second innings were a.s follow :

Athletic : 2nd Innings—F. Pcrrin, b Dixon, 60; E. Douglas, c andb Dixon, 6; W. Welch, b Barr, 32; H. Long, b Barr, 3; A. Rippon, run out, 0; J. Bradbury, wot out, 0; H. Rosson, c and b Barr, 0; L. Johnson, run out, 2; A Ward, c and b Dixon, 0; Sne'll, b'Walker, 3; sundries, 6; total, 113. First innings, 49. Grand total, IG2. -

Bowling analysis—Dixon took 4 w.cke'ts for 31 runs, Walker 1 for 4, Scrimgeour 0 for 12, Barr 4 for 48, ~"!e 0 for 11, Jones 0 for 5.

Hockey Club: 2nd Innings—G. Scrimgeour, c Bradbury, b Long, 4; L. Picton, not out, 13; G. Wagg, b Long, 3; A. Dixon, not out, 15; total, 36. First Innings, 130. Grand total, 172.

Bowling analysis—Long took 2 wickets for 26 "runs, Douglas 0 for 9.

The following will" represent the Carlton Cricket Club to play Masterton A on Saturday: Kembail* Cresswell, Grant, Hick son, Welch (1), W. Hoar, F. Hoar, H. Miller. Emergencies, Milne, Weare, Serpell.