CRICKET MATCHES

Auckland Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 15, 19 January 1892, Page 2

CRICKET MATCHES

A very pleasant game was played on Thursday at the Domain between H.M.s. Tauranga and the New Zealand Artillery, which resulted in a win for H.M.s. Tauranga by 160 runs. Tho former Eleven was most hospitably entertained at luncheon by Colonel Goring and the New Zealand Artillery.

H.M.s. Tauranga.—First Innings. Lieut. Abdy, c Isherwood, b Conley ... 36 E. Bennett, b Isherwood 3 A.B. Crook, b Isherwood 2 P.O. Woods, b Conley 7 Lieut. Pelly, b Conley 11 Mr Murphy, b Charles 11 Armourer Coggins, not out 19 A.B. Pack, lbw, b Charles 0 Mr Seymour, b Charles .. ... ... 0 Stoker Routley, c Marshall, b Conley 0 A.B. Mulcahy, b Charles 2 Byes S, leg-byes 4 ._, .„ ... 12 Total ... 103 Second Innings. Lieut. Abdy, c Conley, b Harris ... 118 E. Bennett, b Conley 2 A.B. Crook, b Bonner 0 P.O. Woods, bßoylo 6 Lieut. Pelly, b Conley 15 Mr Murphy, b Conley ... 0 A'rn'r Coggins, 0 Farquharson, b Conley 0 A.B. Pack, b Conley ... 6 Mr Seymour, c and b Boyle 1 Stoker RoUtloy, not out 2 A.B. Mulcahy, b Conley 0 Byes l Total 151 New Zealand Artillery—lst Inuings. Farquharson, c Bennett, b Crook ... 1 Boyle, b Crook ... ... ... ... 2 Chapman, b Murphy, b Crook 16 Isher-vood, b Abdy 12 Charles, b Abdy 4 Co'.onol Goring, b Abdy 0 Harris, c Woods, b Crook ... ... I Conley, b Crook 5 Lowry, b Crook ... ... ... ... 0 Marshall, nob out 7 Bonner, run out 0 Byes 2 Total 50 Second Innings. Farquharson, b Pack ;. 4 Boyle, c Routley, b Pack 1 Chapman, b Crook o Isherwood, b Pack ... 6 Charles, b Crook 19 Colonel Goring, run out ... 2 Harris, b Pack 1 .Conloy, c Bennett, b Crook 4 Lowry, nOb out 0 Marshall, b Pack 1 Bonner, b Pack 0 Byes 2 Total .44 The second round of the Cup matches took place on Saturday in tho Domain. Auckland v. Gordon. These old rivals met on Saturday for the eocond time this season, the tjamo being chiefly remarkable for the small scoring of both teams. The finish next Saturday should ba interesting. Below are tho scores :— Auckland. T, Neill, lbw, b Lusk 0 Arneil, sb Fowke, b Lusk j? Richard, c J. Gould, b Lusk ° Howletb, c Moresby, b Williams ... 3 Lieut. Abdy, sb Fowke, b Williams ... « 11. Neill, c'H. Lusk, b Moresby 13,I 3 , Webster, b Lusk ... ° Wilson, c Lusk, b Moresby 1 Howard, c Luak, b Moresby If) Hat ton, run out ... 0 Beale, nob out ,: 4 Extras ... ... 7 Total 54 Gordon. Ball, b Beale ] H. B. Lusk, c Hatton, b Neill £ • Moresby, sb Richards, b Neill Fowke/b Neill 24 Goulstone, c Hatton, b Neill 11 R. Lusk, b Neill 0 T. Gould, b Beale 0 Williams, lbw, b Beale 2 Ansenne, b Howlott 8 Cotterill, c Hatton, b Neill 4 ' I*. Gould, not out ... ... 0 Extras 7 Total 60 Auckland, in tho second innings, got 4 wickets for 37. Parnell v. United. Thi3 match was commenced on Satur" day. The following aro tho scores : — United. Mumford, lbw, b Howard 0 MacCormick, c King, b Lawson... ... 8 McPherson, b Lawson 9 W. A. Harvic. c Young, b Howard ... 22 C. Harvie, b Howard 3 R. Yates, lbw, b Howard 9 Hawkins, b Howard 2 Stomson, c Ryburn, b Lawson 6 W. E. Harvie, b Howard... ... ... 0 Maitland, nob out ... 4 Cooke, b Howard 0 Extras ... « ... 3 Total 66 Parnell. Mills, c Stemson, b Hawkins 0 King, b Hawkins 5 Lawson, b Hawkins 5 Hollo, not out 37 Young, b McPherson S Gardiner, lbw, Stemson 31 Total for five wickets ... ... 86

Gordon 11. v. St. Mary-Onslow.

In this maf-ch, Gordon 11. aro 23 runs ahead of their opponents en tho fir3t innings. The match will be concluded next week. Saturday's scores are as undor: —

Gordon.-First Innings.

Kenderdine, b Rowe 8 Bell, bGihnour 14 Kelly, b Rowe 0 Clayton, b Rowe ~ 3 Mowbray, lbw, b Gilmour 1 Gome, b Gilmour 3 Cantley, b Walton 9 Hesketh, c Rowo, b Gilmour 0 Kissling, c Pillingor, b Walton 7 Bedlington, b Morgan 3 Jackson, not out ... ... ... ... 0 Extras ... ... ... ... ... 3 Total 56 St. Mary-Onslow.—First Innings. Walton, c Mowbray, b Kenderdine ... 15 .Stichbury, c Mowbray, b Kelly 0 Rowe, c Mowbray, b Kenderdine ... 4 Piilinger, b Kenderdine 0 Gilmour, b Kelly 0 Morgan, b Kelly 4 Wright, b Kelly 0 Darby, not out 3 Speight, c Cantley, b Kelly 0 Andrew, b Kelly 1 Rowe, c Hesketh, b Kelly 2 Extras 4 Total 33 Gordon.— Second Innings. Clayton, b Morgan 7 Kelly, c and b Walton 14 Bell, b Walton ■•• 0 Kenderdine, b Walton & Mowbray, b Morgan': a Gorrio, not out * ••• J Cantley, nob out l '~ Extras Total for live wicketa 49 '

Auckland 11. v. Star,

The Star in their first innings got 43, Wilson being the only double-figure man with 15. The Auckland 11. pub together in the first innings 6S, Harkness 19, Cuff 10, Smith 10, O'Keefe 10 (not out) being chief scorers. The Star in their second innings gob 31 for 7 wickets, Brookes making 14. Auckland thus have a lead of 25 runs on first innings. Gaudin bowled well for Auckland, getting 5 for 24 first innings and 5 for 15 second innings. Brookes got S Auckland wickets for 35. Belmont v. Victoria 11. After a very exciting match Belmont won by 34 runs. Parnell 11. v. Victoria. Victoria batted first, and pub up 61 for the first innings. Parnell 11. responded with 98 for their innings. North Shore v. Wanderers. This match was played in tho Domain. The Wanderers pub together 103 in their first innings, Taylor (20), and Johnston (22), being principal scorers. North Shore followed, and only succeeded in getting 51. In the second innings Wanderers gob 24 for the loss of 2 wickets.

Welsford v. Port Albert. A match was played between the above clubs on .lannary 9th in Mr J. Becrofi's paddock, Port Albert, resulting in a win for Welsford by 4 runs and 1 wicket. Port Albert—First innings. E. Inger, c Eyre, b Roberts 0 T. Ingor, c Hunt, b Roberta ... ... 0 W. Inger, b Eyro ... 9 Piper, b Eyre 0 W. Legge, b Roberts ... 1 Bennot, c and b Eyre ... 0 Marcroft, not out ll Hartnell, b Roberts ... ... ... 1 S. Gubb, b Roberts 4 Shepherd, b Eyre ... 0 Extras ..." 8 Total ... 34 Second Innings. W. Marcroft, stumped 1^ W. Inger, b Eyre ... ... ... ... " E. Inger, b Eyre T. Ingor, b Roberts !? Piper, thrown out ... ... ... ... \ W. Legge, b Eyro ° Bennet, lbw, Eyre ® Hartnell, b Hirat Walker, c Logue, b Eyro ... 1 Gubb, b Hirst 0 Shepherd, not out , 0 Extras ... ... ... 8 Total 41 Grand total , ... ... 75 Welsfoed.—First Innings. Hunt, thrown out 0 French, b Legge 2 Eyro, b Legge 6 Roberta, c Walkor, b Legge 1 Hirst, b Legge 1 I. Armitage, c Marcroft, b Lsgge ... 1 Mathoson, b Inger '. .., ... 3 S. Armitage, b Inger ... ... ... 5 J. Logue, not out 0 C. Dibble, b Inger 2 Nicholson, b Inger ... ... ... 2 Extras 4 Total 26 Second Innings. Eyre, b Inger 1 Logue, b Inger ... ... ... ... 0 Hunt, c Marcroft, b Legge 13 French, b Inger ... 0 Hirst, c Marcroft, b Legge 3 S. Armitage, not out 23 J. Roberts, b Ingor , ... 3 Mathoson, hit wicket ... .... ... 5 L. Armitage, b Inger ... 1 Nicholson, b Inger ... ... ... 0 Dibble, not out.., 1 Extras— ... 3 Total 53 Grand Total 79 Helensville C.C. — A most enjoyable scratch match was playod by tho members of the above Club on Saturday last, between teams picked by the captain and vice-captain. For tho latter, the vicecaptain and Beale started the batting, and with such good effect that 50 runs wero obtained before the former was caught for a well-played 27. Robinson, Turbett and McLeod were all caught by the wicketkeeper (Donovan), and after having mndo 34, Beale was bowled by Vince. McSweeney stayed some time, and mado 0, the innings closing . for 70. Vinco and Grigg bowled best, with 5 for 20 and 2 for 10 respectively. The captain's team made a mo3t determined effort to top their opponents' score, Vinco following up his fi.ood score against Wainui with 24 not out, Grigg playing a taking and well-bib innings for 23, and the captain was looking dangerous when, fortunately for his opponents", he was caught at slip otf'a bumpy ono for 10. Elliott, 3 for 17, and Turbett, 4 for 23, wore the most successful with tho ball for the winners, whose score of 70 was just C too many for the captain's side to reach. On Saturday next, 23rd January, the Helensville C.C. will play a return match with tho Wainui C.C. at Wainui.' The following will represent Holonsville : —Beale, Campbell, Caundle, Donovan, Elliott, Dr. Gault, Grigg, Hollins, J. Osbaldiston, Robinson, and Turbett. Emergencies :T. and R. Osbaldiston. J. Rimmor, J. McLeod, A. Woods, F. Stewart. On 30th January the Helensville C.C. will play the Victoria C.C. (Auckland) at Helensville.