CRICKET.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4318, 13 January 1893, Page 3

CRICKET.

W.F.G.I ut. Tradesmen. Tho first match between representatives of tho above cluba took place on tho Mastorton Park Oval yesterday, and resulted in a win for the Tradesmen by an innings and eleven runs. A large numbor of spectators we present, the fair sex by no means being in tho minority. The Farmers went in first, and managed to Bcore 46, A. Caselberg and E. Riohards being the only ones to reaoh double figures. Tho Tradesmen then commenced operations, and were not all disposed of until 104 was totalled. The splendid batting of Cargill (who played grand cricket for his 41 not out), Minifio, Leeks and L, J. Hooper, was responsible for the excellent total, aa none of the others made any stand. The W.F.CA. team had a second innings, but only managed to make one run more than on the previous occasion, being all out for 47. A. Welch and A. Caselberg, with twi-lvo and ten respectively, wero the only ones to guard tho wickets for any lougth of lime. Tho fjllowing aro the scores : W.F.C.A.—FIBST INNINGS, F. H. Sution o B.Welch .„ 1 S. fi. Ralph o,L, Richards ... 0 J. CVelbi-rg aL. J. Hooper ... i OichaidabL, Richards ...12 A. Cise.borg bL. Richards ... 12 J. W. Kershaw b Leeks ... 8 11. A. Scott c R. Minifio 0 ». Beiinet c V. liu..|ier 1 D, Caselberg o Leeks 1 U. TaylorliLetks 1 A, Welch not out 1 Extras 2 46 W.F.C.A.—2nd innings. Welch, bJ. Priugle ... '...12 Scott, b Leeks 1 Bennett, c iticbards 1 D, Caselberg, c Alinilie 6* button, runout 1 A. Caselberg, b Minifio 10 J. Caselberg, c Wickons 5 Richards, c Richards 0 Kershaw, b Welch 5 Taylor, b Minißo 0 Ralph, not out 7 Extras 7 Second InniDgs ... 47 First Innings 46 Grand Total 98 Tradesmen'. lE. Welch, b Ralph 0 L. J, Hooper, o Taylor ... ' ... 17 Leeks, c Ralph 10 L. Richards, b Ralph 0 J. Wiokens, cJ, Oaselborg ... 1 W. U. Caißill, not out 41 S, Minifio, Ibw 20 Y. Hooper, b Kershaw 0 Lewis, b J. Caselberg 2 J, Pringlo, b Ralph 0 Extras 4 Total 104 Tho return match between the Tradosmen and Carterton first elevens will be played on the Park ou Thurs-. day next. It will bo remembered the Tradesmen were defeated in the lust encounter, so it behoves every man of the team to go in for assiduous practice in view of tho coming event.

A team of the Masterton Orientals journeyed toCartertonyesterday afternoon for the purpose of playing a match, A very good game resulted in the visitors winning ny oight wickets and eleven raus. The following are the scores ; Carterton, Orientals Ist innings. let lninngs, M'Kbuzib ... 0 Webb ... 0 oimmons ... 0 King ~, 5 Reynold ~, 3 Galloway 3 Jluukius ... IS Jackson.,, 1 Booth ... 0 Winker,,, 4 8. Lindop ... 5 Wrigley ... 11 J, Lindu[) ~, 0 Doughty,,, 2 Hamilton ... 6 Warner .., 0 Darroch ~, 2 Greatbead 5 Delacy ~ 3 Walker ... 0 Gambell ... 1 T, Wickens 0 B}o3 „14 Byes ... 1

Total „85 Total ~.32 Carterton.—2nd Innings, Simmons... ~ 0 Darroch ... "■• 7 ■ Jlunkins 0 Qnmbell 0 M'Ktnzie 8 J.Lindop 8 A, Liudop 0 Delaoy 0 Booth 8 Keynold 0 Hamilton 1 Byes 18 Total , 40 Orientals,-2nd Innings, Wrigley, not out... ,*, ...88 Webb 3 Galloway, not out 27 Jaokson 1 Byes 2 Total 74 By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent, Ghetcown North, Friday, Mr Bowse, Secretary of the Groytown Cricket Club, Las received from Mr Izard, Secrotary of tho Wellington Cricket Association, the following telegram : "Re tho proposed representative match between Wellington and Wairarapa on the 28rd hist. Unable to send up a team, Many regrets. Am writing," In oonscrj uence of this it is likely that the Greytown v. Masterton match will bo played at Groytown on that dato,