CRICKET.

Waikato Argus, Volume V, Issue 364, 8 November 1898, Page 3

CRICKET.

OUAUI'O V. TE AWAMUTU. This match was played at Oluupo on Saturday last, and resulted in a win for Te Awamutu by an innings and 63 runs. The following are the scores : Ohatjfo—First innings: Colhouu, run out, 0 ; Stevens, b F. Bowden, 2 ; Coggins, b F. Bowden, 1 ; Chittenden, b G. Bowden, 0 ; A. Edwards, bG. Bowden, 0 ; Gillett, b G. Bowden, 0 : J. Edwards, b F. Bowden, 2 ; Laurie, b F. Bowden, 0; J. Teddy, c and b G. Bowden, 2; C. Teddy, b F. Bowden, 0 ; Andricksen, not out, 0 ; extras, 2 ; total, 9. Second innings: Oolhoun, b Blackett, 6; J. Edwards, b Blackett, 2 ; A. Edwards, b Callis, 0; Chittenden, b Blackett, 9 ; Stevens, b Callis, 0 ; Gillett b Blackett, 0; Andricksen, c McGhie, b Callis, 0; Coggins, c C. Bowden, b Blackett, 1 ; Laurie, b Blackett, 0; J. Teddy, c Blackett, b Callis, 3 ; C. Teddy, not out, 0; extras, 4; total, 25. Grand total, 34. Te Awamutu First innings: C. Bowden, b Coggins, 11 ; W. Park, b Edwards, 12 ; G. McGhie, b Coggins, 4 ; Callis, run out, 11 ; F. Bowden, b Coggins, 4 ; G. Bowden, b Edwards, 21; Blackett, b Gillett, 12; Burton, c Coggins, b Edwards, 0; J. Bond, b Gillett, 6; Watson, b Edwards, 4; Carley, not out, 0; extras, 12. Total, 97. HAMILTON V. TUHIKARAMEA. A most interesting cricket match was played on Sydney Square on Saturday afternoon last between the Hamilton and Tuhikaramea elevens. Hamilton went first to the wickets and succeeded in putting together the respectable total of 76, the largest contributors being Johnson 32, Dean 15, and G. Mahon 10. Tuhikaramea in their first essay knocked up 74, N. Reid with 23 being the only player to reach double figures. In their second innings the Hamiltonians scored 46, Speight's 12 being the top number. Tuhikaramea went in requiriug half a century to win and a very .short time allowance in which to accomplish the task, but when time was called five wickets. had fallen to Johnson for 37 runs. Johnson did practically all the bowling for Hamilton, while Aubin and Livingstone were the most destructive men on the visiting side. Hamilton. —First innings: Kinloch, b Aubin, 1 ; Cox, b Aubin, 2 ; Kinsella, b Livinc-stone, 1 ; W. Evans, b Livingstone, 0 ; Speight, c Singleton, b Aubin, 3 ; Mahon, b Livingstone, 10 ; H. John- ' son, e Drabble, b S. Reid, 32 ; Ewen, b Aubin. 4 ; Meachem, b Aubin, 4 ; Dean, not out, 15 ; d'Arcy, b S. Reid, 2; extras, 2. Total, 76. Second innings : Kinloch, b R. Livingstone, 0 ; Cox, b S. Reid, 8 ; Kinsella, b A. Livingstone, 3 ; Evans, b A. Livingstone, 8 ; Speight, b R. Livingstone, 12 ; Mahon, c Drabble, b Aubin, 5 ; Johnson, lbw., R. Livingstone, 3 ; Ewen, c Diabble, b Livingstone, 0 ; Meachem, run out, 2 ; De3n, c Singleton, b R. Livingstone, 5 ; d'Arcy, not out, 0. Total, 46. Grand total, 122. TUHIKARAMEA. —First Innings : AubiD, b Johnson, 1 : A. Livingstone, b Johnson 6 ; S. Reid, b Meachem, 3 ; N. KAc Ewen, b Kinsella, 23 ; R. Livingc Ewen, b Johnsen, 2 ; Singleton, ' 9 ; D. Livingstone, c and b Meachem, 3 ; Conn, b Johnson, 1 ; Drabble, lbw., Johnson, 6 ; J. Leighton, run out 7 ; A. Ferguson,, not out,'o ; extras, 13. Total, 74. Second Innings : Aubin, b Johnson, 0 ; A. Livingstone, b Johnstone, 9 ; S. Keid, b Johnson, 8 ; N. Reid, b Johnson. 2 ; R- Livingstone, b Johnson, 9 ; Singleton, noc out, 1 ; 1). Livingtone, not out, 5 ; extras, 3. Total for five wickets, 37. Graud total, 111. A cricket match will be played on Sydney Square to-morrow among mtmbers of the Hamilton Cricket Club.