CARTERTON

Wairarapa Times-Age, 16 January 1939, Page 7

CARTERTON

TENNIS MATCH. A WIN FOR CARTERTON. ("Times-Age” Special.) The Carterton Bowling Green Club and the Carrington Park team played a B grade match on the Carrington Park courts on Saturday, the result of which was a win for Carterton by 13 sets, 152 games to Carrington Park’s 11 sets, 143 games. k The following were the scores (Car- ' terton players mentioned first in each instance):— Men’s singles: I. Bond beat H. Parker 9/4; A. D. Taylor lost to C. Jensen 2/9; Father Hcavey lost to W. Sewell 6/9; A. Krahagen lost to M. Parker 4/9; F. Hill lost to G. Udy 5/9; T. Quinn lost to A. McLean 8/9. Ladies’ singles: Miss Phelps beat Mrs M. Parker 7'3; Miss D. Crawley beat Miss S. Copeland 7/0; Miss Knutson boat Miss R. Hopkins 7/2; Mrs Harrington beat Mrs H. Parker 7/3; Miss Bedford beat Mrs C. Jensen 7/1; Miss Court lost to Miss A. Williams 4/7.. Men’s doubles: Bond and Taylor beat 11. and M. Parker 9'B; Father Heavey and Krahagen lost to C. Jensen and A. McLean 3/9; F. Hill and T. Quinn lost to W. Sewell and G. Udy 5/9. Ladies’ doubles: Miss Phelps and Mrs Harrington beat Mcsdames Parker (2) 8/5; Miss Crawley and Miss Knutson beat Misses S. Copeland and R. Hopkins 8/2; Misses Bedford and Court lost to Mrs C. Jensen and Miss Williams 7/8. Combined doubles: I. Bond and Miss Crawley beat Mr and Mrs M. Parker 8/5; Father Heavey and Miss Phelps beat Mr and Mrs H. Parker 8/6; D. Taylor and Mrs Harrington lost to C. Jensen and Miss Parker 7/8; A. Krahagen and Miss Knutson lost to W. Sewell and Miss Hopkins 7/8; F. Hill and Miss Bedford beat G. Udy and Mrs C. Jensen 8/6; T. Quinn and Miss Court beat A. McLean and Miss Williams 8/4.

Cricket Match. Matarawa and Martinborough teams played a cricket match over the weekend, the game ending in a win for Matarawa by an innings and 103 runs. The first innings was played before lunch time. Martinborough being disposed of for 29 runs, Johns being the highest scorer with 9. Matarawa then took the crease and ran up the good score of 193 before being disposed of. The chief scorers were G. Parker 43 r not out, W. Dunce 30 retired, T. Workman 25, P. Burgess 24, M. Eves 24. In their second essay Martinborough made 63, of which Murphy compiled 27. The chief bowlers for Matarawa were T. Workman 3 for 5. W. Dunce 2 for 2 and L. Gallon 2 for 12. The visitors were entertained at afternoon tea and left for home well pleased with the day’s sport. The Carterton and Masterton Post and Telegraph teams played a match at the weekend which ended in a win for Carterton by 29 runs on the first innings. Carterton made 124 and Masterton 95. Berry (24) and J. Steffert (33) were chief scorers for Carterton. The game was played on the Solway Showgrounds.

Darvill-lllingworth Shield.

The Carterton junior eleven journeyed to Masterton on Saturday and maintained their unbeaten record when they defeated the St Patrick's Old Boys junior team in a match for the Dar-vill-Illingworth Shield. Winning the toss St Patrick’s Old Boys elected to bat and compiled 119 before being dismissed. of which Green and Donnelly made 38 not out and 54 respectively.

Carterton’s innings produced 196. Fitzgerald played well and was undefeated for 68. The other double figure batsmen were Fisher 24. Thompson 33, Harp 10 and Ward not out 28. Fitzgerald’s store included ten 4’s, four 25s and the remainder- singles. Donnelly, for Masterton, hit two 6’s and six 4's among his score. Carterton won by 2 wickets and 77 runs. The •following are the scores: —St Patrick’s Old Boys, Ist innings: Patrick, c Berry, b Ewing 3; Green, not out, 38; Brice, played on, b Ewing. 0; I. Hart, c and b Ewing. 3; A. Hart, lbw, b Berry. 13; Beals, b Berry. 4; Donnelly. C and b Berry. 54; Corlett, b Berry, 0; Howard, c and b Thompson, 1; Flynn, b Thompson. 0; Cross, b Berry. 0: extras, 2; total. 119.

Bowling analysis: Berry 5 for 44; *"*Kwing 3 for 20; Thompson, 2 for 1; S'efl'ert. 0 for 20: Byers 0 for 31. Carterton, first innings: Byers, b Cross, 3; Ewing, c Hart, b Cross, 2; Fitzgerald, not out. 68; Fisher, c Donnelly. b Brice, 24; Thompson, c Cross, 33; Harp, b Howard, 10: Stefl’ert. b Cross. 4; Kennedy, lbw, b Howard. 0; Ward, not out. 28; Berry, run out, 8; Tretheway. b Donnelly, 6; extras, 10. Total. 196 for 8 wickets. Bowling: Cross. 4 for 49: Donnelly. 1 for 5; Hart. 0 for 31: Brice. 0 for 27; Corlell. 0 for 31: Howard. 2 for 44.

Personals. Miss Lily Lcnihan. of Wellington, is spending holidays with her parents in Belvedere Street. The many friends of Mrs Alex J. Lindop will regret to learn she has found it necessary to enter the Masterton Hospital for treatment. The death occurred in the Lewisham Hospital. Wellington, on Saturday, of Mrs J. VickerstafT <nee Lena Reid). t who was well known in Carterton. * having been born in this district 48 years ago. She has been a patient sufferer for a long time. The late Mrs VickerstafT is survived by her husband and two daughters resident in Palmerston North. Bowling Contests. The Carterton green was well patafternoon and an enjoyable time was ronised by local bowlers on Saturday spent. The semi-final in the champion rink competition was played and considerable interest was centred in the game. The final will take place on Saturday next when Tucker’s rink will meet Hughan’s four. An afternoon tea was pro-

vided and presided over by Mesdames Spooner and A. Thompson. The result of the games were as under; — Champion Rink. —W. Steven, W. C. Robertson. Barr. A. C. Tucker (s), defeated Carmen. T. G. Underhill, G. W. Hart, C. H. Barker (s), 19/12. Friendly games —Newbould, Kilmister. Beale (s), beat Meyrick, Simmonds, Stent (s), 30/12; Dudson, Matson, Bain (s) drew with G. Steven, Smith, Riggs ts) 21/21; W. Hart, Williams, De Lacey, (s) beat Porter. Harris. Hughan (s), beat Gaze, Lynch. Hawker, Harp (s), 22/15; Bath. Bird, Kruse. Whyte <s). 17/16. Centre Competitions. Clubs under the jurisdiction of the Wairarapa Centre will need to speed up their games for the various competitions to take place during February and March. The Champion singles will be played on Saturday, February 18 and 25; champion pairs on March 4 and 11, and the rink games on March 18 and 25. Booth Cup games will be recommenced on January 28 in lieu of February 4 on account of the annual fixture with Manawatu Centre on the Carterton and Masterton greens. Next week-end Carterton will endeavour to send eight rinks to play a friendly game with Pahiatua.