CRICKET.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 31 January 1913, Page 5

CRICKET.

THURSDAY ASSOCIATION". The Wairarapa Thursday Association's cricket competition was coatinued yesterday afternoon, when two matches were played. Carterton A mot Athletic on the Park Oval, and administered defeat by an innings and 13S runs. Athletic won the toss ami eke ted to send Carterton in to bat, the latter responding with the nico total of 229 runs. T. Beard (-11), Hutchinson (oO) and L. Beard being th» chief contributors towards the score. Athletic in their first attempt score*! 41, and following on added another 50 making a grand total of 91. The local team was completely outclassed in both batting and bowling, and atno stage of the game looked like having a winning chance, the bowling o? Beard and Fairbrother being much too good for the batsmen, none of whom, total of 229 runs, T. Beard (41), Hutmade any stand. CARTERTON A. First Innings. —T. Beard, b Perrin, 4.1; Armstrong, b Perrin, 5; Hutchinson, lbw, b Voyce, 50; Fairbrother, c Perrin, b Read, 26; Ogier, c and t» Vovce, 2; L. Beard, b Long, 68.: Linton, run out, 0; Drummond, st Barry b Vovee, 11; Nix, st Barry, b Voyce, 17, Downard, not out, 0; sundries, {); total, 229, ATHLETIC. First Innings. —A. Williams, b Fairbrother, 3; E. Douglas, b Board, 7:; s Perrin, b Fairbrother, 7; Voyce, b . Beard, 9; Read, c and b Fairbrother, 2; Barry, b Beard, 2; Long, c Drummond,. b Beard, 0; Roberts, not out, 7; W. Welch, b Fairbrother, 1; JDunn, c Millar, b Fairbrother, 0; sundries 2; total, 41. Bowling.—Beard 4 for 22, Fairbrother 6 for 17. Second Innings. —Douglas, b Fairbrother, 10; Williams, c and b Hutchinson,.!; Perrin, b Hutchinson, 2; Voyce, b Fairbrother, 5 ; Barry, c Fairbrother, b Hutchinson, 8; Read, run out, 1 ; Long, b Hutchinson, 0: W. Welch, b Hutchinson, 16; Roberts, Hutchinson, 3; Dunn, b Hutchinson, 0; Ward, not out, 0; sundries, 4; total, 50. Bowling.—Hutchinson 7 for 20, Fairbrother 2 for 26.