CRICKET.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4880, 19 November 1894, Page 2

CRICKET.

MaMon htu. Greytouin Ist

The above match was played at Grey town on Saturday and resulted in a win for Greytownby 51 runs on the first innings. Masterton raado 37 in tho first innings, the top scorers being Broad 15, Forde 8, and Moore 7. Tho bowling of Jndd, and Udy was particularly good, and proved; very disastrous to the visitors, Grey-town-responded with 88 runs, Knell playiilg an v• exceptionally pretty innings for 25. J, Judd 12,Rowse 11, and Hawke 10, werothe next in order. Masterton wore Sent to the wickets again and managed to make a stand until time was called, making 36 runs' for seven wickets, Forde contributing nine runs not out. The, bowling of the Mastorton team far from brilliant, plenHy showing' want of practice.,.. Tho following were tlioscores:—

Masterton —Ist innings, - D. Jacksoiyb W. Jtidd 8 Leechjb Udy 0 Broad,' C.Hawke... ■' ... 15 Whatman,'b, Judd 2 Oargill, b Jndd 0 Fordo, 1) Judd 8 F.G. Moore, c Knell 7 Hanson, not out... • ; 0. Dongan; b Judd ... ■ ■ 2 : Hughes;bUdy, 0 Bone, b Udy ,' 0 • ' Extras .... "...< ,-1 Total ... 37 Gkettown—lst innings; ' Izard, l.b.w. ... ... • ... 6 Knoll, bFordo ...,■ ... X ... 25, H. Hawke, 1.b.w,... ... ... 10 I,1V; Judd, b Broad ... ... 0 Judd, b Leech... ... ... 12 Rowse,c Dongan.,, . ... 11 E. Udy,,not out ... 0 F. Hawke, b Dongan,,, „. 91 Wylie, bDongan... ..,"4 Wobster,bForde„. ,„ „. 3. ■McFarlane, b Dongan I, 1 Extras , 7: Total ... ■ ... ~, 88 Masterton—2nd innings. ; D, Jackson, l.b.w. . ... ... 3' AVhatman, cßowso .... 6 Broad, b Judd ... '... Leech,- b ¥.■ Judd... ... 4 Forde, not out 9 Oargill,cF.lTaivko ... 2 Moore, bW. Judd : ... 0 Hansen, b Judd ... ' ~. ... 2 Dongan, not'out... ... 4 Total . ... ... . ... 36

Masterton 2nd. ut Greytown 2nd:

The junior' match between the above teams was played on the Oval oil Saturday, resulting in a narrow victory for Greytown by four runs on the. first innings. The visitors arrived with threo men short, and bad. to pick. substitutes from the ground. 0, Beard captained Groytowii, and : Harland did like service for Masterton, Messrs Tucker and Murray acting as umpires. The play was nothing staiiling, and- small scoring was tho order of the day. The bowling of both teams was fairly strong,, and batting equally weak, Masterton went first to tho wickets, and made 35 runs, Wrigley 10 not out, playing by far the best cricket. Aii easy win was expected for tho visitors, and they faced tho bowling very confidently, but the splendid trundling of Wrigley and Wickens, played havoc with the bats men, and a total of 39 only was reached, of which Eccleton contributed ten, and,' Beard and extras (through faulty long-stopping) seven |,each. .A,victory was.thus obtained by four rims on this. innings, Masterton again went in, and scored 51, runs, Harland -arid Wickeus'-'nine; each, andMason,.Wrigley, and. Johnston'seven each, being' tho principal batsmen,; Time? would not allow, Greytown to finish their innings, and at six o'clock they had registered twenty for the loss of four wickets, Madsen and Beard heading tho list, The fielding on the wliolo was very good, and was tho one redeeming feature in the play of both. teams. Mason (Masterton), and Madsen (Greytown) excelled themselves iin this department, each taking two difficult catches in pretty stylo. The following wero tlie Bcorcs . Mastehtok.- Ist Innings, W, Mason,b Beard:. ~, 6,

11. Stinson, b Dallas' , ... 7 A, Nicol, b Dallas 0 J. Wick-ens, o McKenzio b Beard 4 H. Basfge, run out ... ... 1 H; Wrigley, not out „, ... 10. E. Hai-land,bßeard ... 1 W. Johnston, b Beard ... 1 T, D'Arcy,b Dallas 3 B, Weller, b Dallas 0 J, Owen, b,Dallas ... , ,„ 0 Extras. : 2 Total' ...35 GRBYTOWX—lfjrlxNiKcs, A, JlcKeuzio, b Wrigioy ■ ...' 4 J. Hawko, cjllason b Stinson 1 H. Madse'n, b Wrigley ,„ 1 O: Beard,' b iWrigloy.; ... , 0 H, Duff, run out ... 7 J.Lachland, b Wickcns,,. 5 J. Dallasj cMason b Wrigley ... 3 J. Ecoletonj b Wrigley ~, ~, 10 A. Hoar, not out .„ 0 E. Darley, c anil 1) Wickcns 1 T. Wickcns, b Wickena Q Extras' , j.

Total 39 Masxekton—2xd Ikxixgs. MRson.niu out ...; ' .„ 7 Stinson, b Beard 2 Nicol, : b Beard . , ,4 Wiokens, o audi)Dallas ... .9 Bngge, b Dallas . 1 2 Wrigley, b Beard 1 Harlaiul, c Madsen b Beard 9 Johnston, c Madsen b Beard ... I D'Avcy, not out 3 Weller, o Lacliland b Beard 0': Owen, c and'b Dallas (j v.f'X; . Extras.. 1 Total 51 ; GrKEYTOWN— 2ND IKK INGS. I McKenae,bWrigley -... j Hawkejnotouti Madsoii, b AVi-igloy : 8 b Wickens ... , 7 Duff, b Baggo N mi i ; lixtras ■ 2 Total 4 wickets... 20

% of the Mastertort teams at the hands of Grey town, on fbq,turday was only what evoryono expected) ond tho Lower Valley men (;M continue,their victorious csreei'. until our nieii put mora'' heart' into "practice: makes perfect; ,> is evidenced ,by the fine combination .show^ky; the Greyi f ow , n , team, - and. although wo liavo individual men tflio arc eijual to any players' district,.tlioy 'cannot fexpfict Wmiike a ; starid ir eleven-in full foiA/The defeats' pf putt' faHl{ • mettle, will'puH together, ftnd/, endeavour,fej *™ r :

• 1 (Received Noy. 10,0,30 a.m.) i'E > Melbourne, Nov, 18. The first inpings of the Englißh team closedf or 416 runs. /.The other stores are McLaren, 228 Peel 48 - * Brigga, .... 0 Gray, 17 ! Phillipson,... ;.. ... v 4 Humphreys, , .... 1 ■ Riohardson, nofcoutyM' 0 : ... In tho cricket matohVlO..,MoLeod >, is out with 19, and B.MoLeod is not ■! out with 20. . McLaren batted forfour nouraiiid three-quarters, and was loudly ap- i plauded on bis dismissal. ■ :■ . The visitors in their first_ innings dcvoloped an unmistakable litil. s