CRICKET.

Waikato Argus, Volume VII, Issue 526, 14 December 1899, Page 2

CRICKET.

TE AWAMUTU V. TUHIKARAMEA. The second rouud of cap matches in connection with the Waipa Cricket Association was continued on Saturday last. The above clubs met at Te Awamutu, and the game resulted in another victory for the home team. Appended arc the scores: Te Awamctu.—First innings : Forde, b Reid, 0 ; Blackett, b Reid, 3 ; 0. Bowden, c Reid, 9 ; G. Bowden, run out, 1 ; Case, c Livingstone, I ; Burton, b Aubin, 0; F. Bowden, I) Reid, 2; Gardiucr, b Reid, 0 ; North, c Drabble, 4 ; Carr, b Reid, 7 ; Symons, not out 2 ; extras, 2 ; total, 31. Second innings: Symons, b Livingstone, 11 ; Blackett, b Livingstone, 0 ; Forde, 1> Livingstone, 2 ; C. Bowden, hw, 0 ; G. Bowden, b Livingstone 10; Burton, b Livingstone, 1; Case, b Livingstone, 8; F. Rowdeu, not out, 29 ; Gardiner, c Reid, 0 ; North, run out, 4 ; Carr, run out, 9 ; extras, 7 ; total, 81. Tuiukaramea. —First innings ; Singleton, e Blackett, 0 ; 8. Reid, c Burton, 5; Drabble, c Bowden, 0 ; It. Livingstone, c Blackett, 5 ; Aubin, b Bowden, 3 ; N. Reid, b Bowden, 4 ; U. Livingstone, c Bowden, 3 ; Bull, b Blackett, 0 ; Conn, lbw, 0 ; Glasson, b Forde, 1 ; Carter, not out, 0; extras, 1; total, 22. Second iunings : Aubiu, c Fordo, 0 ; Singleton, b Bowden, 3 ; Reid, b Carr, 0 ; Livingstone, c Bowden, 5 ; S. Reid, b Bowden, 1; Drabble, b Bowden, 1 ; H. Livingstone, c Bowden, 1 ; Conu, b Bowden, 1 ; Carter, not out, 0 ; Glasson, c Bowdeu, 4 ; Bell, c Bowdeu, 0 ; extras, 3 ; total, 19. CAMBRIDGE V. HAMILTON 11. The Cambridge Eleven met the Hamilton 11. Eleven on Sydney Square, Hamilton, yesterday. The day was an ideal one for cricket, and considerable interest was centred in the game. In their first innings the Hamiltoniaus made 29 ritu.3, Arblaster taking six wickets for niue runs aud Brinile two for 16. Cambridge retaliated with 63. P. Howard played a careful game and carried his bat for 21, while C. Arblaster contributed 12. J. Hammond took six wickets for 28 runs, and W. Hammond three for 27. Hamilton went again to the wickets and knocked up 43, Wilkiuson beiug the highest scorer with 12. Brindle captured five wickets for 19, and Langmuir three for 23. Cambridge required only 10 runs to win, but it was decided to play the match out, aud in their second attempt they scored 33, Cooper being the chief contributor with 15, thus winning the game by 24 runs. The Hammond Bros, again did all the bowling, John taking five for 15 and William four for 16. Appended are the scores : Hamilton'.--First Innings: J. Hammond, b Brindle 2 ; W. Hammond, b Brindle, 0; Kirk, c Brindle, 3 ; L. Rollinson, b Brindle, 8 ; Blackburn, b Brindle, 0; Fabling, runout, 2; Creighton, run out, 0 ; Wilkinson, b Arblaster, 3 ; Finlayson, b Brindle, 1 ; B Rollinson, not out, 6 ; C. Holloway, b Arblaster, 1 ; extras,3.Total, 21. Secondinnings: Kiik, run out,6; L. Rollinson, b Brindle, 5; Fab line, b Brindle, 4 ; Blackburn, b Langmuir, 0; Wilkinson, run out, 12; W. Hammond, b Brindle, 8 ; Holloway, c Cooper, b Langmuir, 3 ; J. Hammond, b Brindle, 0 ; G. Rollinson, c Brindle, 0 ; Finlayson, not out, 4; Creighton, run oiit,o;extras, I. T0ta1,43. Bowlinganalysis First Inuiugs: Brindle, 6 wickets for 16 runs; Arblaster, 2 for 9. Second innings : Langmuir, 3 wiskets for 23 runs; Brindle, 5 for 19. Cambridge.—First Innings : W. Garland, bW. Hammond, 0; R. Garland, b J. Hammond, 1 ; C, Arblaster, b J. Hammond, 12 ; T. Cooper, c W. Hammond, 8 ; J. Langmuir, b W. Hammond, 2 ; C. H. Arnold," bJ. Hammond, 0; R.' Carr, b J, Hammond, 7 ; P. Howard, not out, 21; B. Brindle, cJ. Hammond, bW. Hammond, 0 ; H. Ferguson, c Kirk, b J, Hammond, 8; E. Armor, b J. Ham* mond,4. Total64.Secondinnings: I'.Howard, b W. Hammond, 4 ; E. Armor, b J. Hammond, 1 j'W, Garland, b W. Kammaud, 1; R. Garland, bJ. Hammond, 0 ; C. Arblaster, tun out, 1 ; T. Cooper, c Fabling, b J. Hammond, 15 ; Langmuir, c Rollinson, b W. Hammond, 3 ; C. W. Arnold, c Finlayson, b W. Hammond, 6 ; R, Carr, b J. Hammond, 0 ; R. Brindle, b J. Hammond, 1 ; H. Ferguson, not out, 1. T0ta1,33. Bowliug analysis—First iunings: W. Hammond, 3 wickets for 27 runs ; J. Hammond, 6 for 28. Second innings : W. Hammond, 4 wickets for 16 ruus ; J. Hammond, 5 for 15.