CRICKET.

Waikato Argus, Volume V, Issue 375, 29 December 1898, Page 3

CRICKET.

TARARU V. HAMILTON. This mil c!i was- pluyed at Sydney Sc|'i»re on Tuesday, and resulted in the defeat of the lucii te;mi by an innings and 119 tuns. The following are the score? : Hamilton.—First innings ; G. Jack, b Derccourt, 3 ; James, b D.-recourt, 1 ; M. A. Going, b Dereeourt, 0; S. Meachem, b Deecourl, 5; H. Johnson, b Dereeourt, 0; L. Roliinson, bJ. Johnson, 1; T. Creighton, b J. Johnson, 1 ; G. Mahon, stumped, 0; W. Hammond, not out, 3 ; Kinsella, b J. Johnson, 0 ; W. Evans, run out, 0 ; total, 14. Bowling Analysis. Johnson, 6'4 overs, 10 runs, 3 wickets ; F. Dereeourt, 6,4, 6. Second innings : G. Mahon, b Darrow, 0; W. Hammond, c Duulop, b Darrow, 0 ; Roliinson, b Darrow, 1 ; Going, run out, 9; Meachem, li Graham, 2 ; Jack, c and b Graham, 0; Speight (sub.), c and b Darrow, 5 ; James, b Graham, 0 ; Evans, not out, 0 ; Creighton, c Brown, b Graham, 0; Kinsella, run out, 0; extras, J ; total, 18; grand total, 32. Bowling Analysis.—G. Darrow, 7 overs, 11 runs, 4 wickets; J. Graham, 6,6, 4. Taearu.—Cantley T., b Hammond, 9; Dereeourt, P., c and b Kinsella, 30 ; McGregor R., b Kinsella, 18; Johnson, J., lbw Roliinson, 0; Darrow, G., b Meachem, 17 ; Graham, J., b Roliinson, 8 ; Clark, G., c Going, b Meachem, 8 ; Dereeourt, T., nob out, 35 ; Carter, H., c Mahon, b Meachem, 6 ; D. Dunlop, b Jack, 8 ; A. Browne, b Jack, 3 ; extras, 9. Total, 161. Bowling Analysis.—H. Johnson, 5 overs, 30 runs, 0 wickets ; W. Hammond, 7, 38, 1 ; Kinsella, 5, 17, 2 ; L. Roliinson, 7, 23, 2 ; James, 5, 12, 0 ; Meachem, 5, 24, 3 ; Jack, S'l, 8,2. TARARU V. TUniKAKAMEA. The Tararu team drove over to Tuhikaramea yesterday, and continued their success, winning there by an innings and 65 runs. The following are the Tararu scores :T. Cantley, b Reid, 14 ; F. Dereeourt, b Reid, 4 ; R. McGregor, b Aubin, 7 ; J. Johnson, c and b Aubin, 14; G. Darrow, c Lang, b Aubin, 7 ; J. Graham, hit wicket, b Aubin, 2 ; G. Clark, c aud b S. Reid, 36 ; T. Dereeourt, c aud b N. Reid, 1 ; H. Carter, c Livingstone, b Aubin, 0 ; D. Dunlop, c Lang, b Aubin, 10; A. Browne, not out, 2; extras, 8. Total, 105. Bowling Analysis. N. Reid, 12 overs, 26 runs, 3 wickets ; R. Livingstone, 7, 20, 0 ; E H. Aubin, 15, 24, 6 ; Arber, 3, 10, 0 ; D.' Livingstone, 3. 12, 0; S. Reid, 2,5, 1 ; Arber bowled one wide. Tuhikaramea. First Innings : C. Drabble, b J Johnson, 0 ; S. Reid, b Johnson, 0 ; Singleton, b Johnson, 0 ; R. Livingstone, b Johnson, 13 ; N. Reid, b F. Dereeourt, 2 ; Arber, b Dereeourt, 0 ;F. W. Lang, b Derecou't, 1 ; E. H. Aubin, not out, 0 ; A. Livingstone, b Johnson, 0 ; H. Liviogstoue, b Dereeourt, 1 ; S. Conn, b Dereeourt, 0. Total, 17. Bowling Analysis. J Johnson, 6 overs, 13 runs, 5 wickets ; F. Dereeourt, 55,4,5. Second Innings : E. H. Aubin, b G. Darrow, 4 ; Singleton, b Darrow, 13 ; N. Reid, b Graham, 0 ; R. Livingstone, lbw., b Graham, 1 ; S. Reid, b Graham, 1 ; Arber, b Darrow, 4 ; C. Drabtle, b Graham, 0 ; A. Livingstone, b Darrow, 0 ;F. W. Lang, b Darrow, 0 ; H. Livingstone, b Graham, 0 ; Conn, not out, 0 ; total, 23. Grand total, 40. Bowling Analysis.—J. Graham, 8 overs, 11 runs, 5 wickets ; G. Darrow, 7-3, 12, 5. MIRANDA Y. WAIRANGI. On Saturday an enjoyable match between the above clubs was played at Wairaugi, and resulted in a win for the visitors by 25 runs. The highest scorers were G. Fiud'ay 18 and W. Peters 13 for Miranda, and Jno. Ross 9 for Wairangi. The following are the full scores : Miranda.—First innings : W. Peters, b Ross, 1; A. Peters, run our, 1; L. Brown, b Ross, 3 ; C. Christy, b Mears, 3; S. Vining, run out, 2; G. Findlay, b Ross, 1; Gr. Fiudlay, b Ross, 7; A. Stott, not out, 9; Bruce, absent, 0 ; extras, 0 ; total, 27. Second innings: W. Peters, b Ross, 13 ; A. Peters, c J. Mears, b Ross, 0; L. Brown, lbw, b Rosa, 6 ; C. Christy, c Young, b Mears, 1 ; S. Vining, b Mears, 1 ; G. Fiudlay, b Mears, 18 ; Gr. F.ndlay, cJ. Mears, b R. Meara,s*l; A. Stott, b Mears, 4 ; Bruce, not out, 0; extras, 1 ; total, 45. Bowling- Analysis.-Jno. Ross, 140., lm., 34r., 7w. ; R. Mears, 130., 2m., 36r , 6w. Wairangi.—First innings: J. Mears, b Findlay, 6; R. Mears, b Peters, 0 ; T. F. Ball, b Peters, 1; Jno. Ross, b Peters, 9; G. Pettigrtw, b Peters, 0; Jas. Ross, b Findlay, 2 ; P. McPhersou, b Peters, 3 ; T. McPhersou, b Findlay, 0 ; R. Freegard, b Peters, 0 ; J. Young, not out, 1; extras, 0 ; total, 22. Second innings : J. Mears, c Stott, b Findlay, 0; R. Mears, b Peters, 7 ; T. F. Ball, b Findlay, 6 ; L o. Ross, c Stott, b Peters, 4; G. Pettigrew, b Findlay, 0; Jas. Ross, c Peters, b Findlay, 2; P. McPhersou, c Stott, b Findlay, 3 ; T. McPherson, c Stott, b Peters, 0 ; R. Freegard, not out, 2 ; J. Young, b Findlay, 0; extras, 1 ; total, 25. Bowling Analysis.—W. Peters, 170., 5m., 23r., 9w. ; G. Findlay, 160., 3m., 23r., 9w. TE AWAMUTU V. TARARU. The following players will represent Te Awamutu in the above match to be played at Te Awamutu to-morrow : Blackett, Case, Park, McGhie, Griffiths, Lewis, Burton, Bowden (4). Emergencies : Bain and Carley. Players are requested to be on the ground at 10 o'clock. WAIPA V. TARARU. The following is the team selected to represent Waipa in the above match to be played at Te Awamutu on Saturday next :—Reid (2), R. Livingstone, Case, McGhie, Blackett, Coggins, Aubin, Bowden (3). Emergencies : Stevens and Park. The game' will commence at 10.30. The visitors will be entertained at Lewis' Hotel after the match. The Te Kuiti Cricket Club have been playing quite a number of matches lately, the first being with Otorohanga at the latter place, when our boys suffered a ciushing defeat by an innings and fifty runs, and by a coincidence the return match at Te Kuiti resulted in exactly the same manner. However, on Thursday last the Te Kuiti cricketers made amends for their previous defeats by beating the Ohu:a Club by 20 runs. This last match was ti most sociable aud enjoyable game, and tea was kindly provided by the ladies in the afternoon