OCR CRICKETERS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 283, 28 November 1892, Page 3

OCR CRICKETERS.

SATURDAY'S MATCHES,

Our knights of the willow were again favoured with " Queen's" weather on Sb*arday for indulging in their pastime. A large number of spectators were present. The wickets were in fairly pood order, and favoured the batsmen. Most interest wa3 centred in the game between Parnell v. United, which was commenced in the Domain on Saturday, considerable interest being centred in the match. United won the toss, and elected to bat in a very fair wicket. The Parnell bowlers were in very good form, as shown by the result of the first hour's play only totalling 12 runs. Later in the innings, however, Sternson (31) and Miller (—) got together, and livened things up a bit, putting in 50 runs before being separated. Tha balance of the team offered very little resistance, and the innings closed for 116. The fielding of the Parnellites was fairly good. The Parnell have commenced their first innings, and have lost 1 wickec (King, 4) for 9 runs,' Mills and Holle being the noo out men. United.—First Innings. Yatea, b Lawson 4 C. Harvie, b Lawson 10 JlcPhereon, b Lawson 14 P. Hay, run out ... ... ... ~, 12 Hawkins, b W. Mills 16 Miller, c Pritchard, b Stone 13 Stemson, c Lawson, b Pritchard ... 31 MacCormicb, c Mills, b Pritchard ... 3 W. B. Harvie, c Stone, b Pritchard ... 0 C;Hay, not out 3 K. Lnsk, c and b Pritchard 4 Extras 6 ' Total 116 Pabxeli,.— First Innings. King, c Yates, b Hawkins 2 I.'Mills, not out 4 Hollo, not out 1 Extras ... 1 Total, 1 wicket ior 9 Auckland v. Gordon. Auckland batted first for 109 runs, T. Neil being the principal run-getter with 39. A. Howard (12) and Hatton (13, not out) also reached double figures. Kelly was the most successful bowler for Gordon. At call of time, Gordon had lost 5 wickets for 36 runs, Moresby being the only bataman to reach two figures. The following are the scores.:--Auckland.—First Innings. T. Neil, b Kelly ... 39 Wilson, b Howard 5 Webstor, b Melarurn 7 Harkness, hit wicket, b Kolly 9 Arneil, c Meldrum, b Kelly 9 R. Neil, c Fowke, b Kelly 9 Howard, st Fowke, b Kelly 12 Hatton, not out 13 Rowe, b Kelly 0 Richards, b Howard 5 Heid, absent Extra 1 Total 109 Gordon. —First Innings. Moresby, c Richards, b Harkneas ... 16 Ball, run out 2 Goulstone, c Harkness, b Neil, 6 I Kelly, lbw, b Neil 3 I Cantley, gb Richards, b Neil 1 ) lleldrum, not out... ... ... ... 5 ■ Williams, not out 3 5 wickets for ... ' ... 3g Auckland 11. v. Gordon 11. The former Kept the Gordonites fielding nearly the whole of the afternoon, while they compiled 161 rune. Seccombe, 61, and ID. Clayton, 43, bosh scored freely. Gordon '■■ bad lost one wickot, for eleven runs at call o£ time. The following are the scores :•— Auckland.—First Innings. ! Easton, b Bell Si I Jervis, c Kelly ... 0 : Holland, b 801 l 6 i Mulgan, b Bell 2 Taylor, c Kelly 8 Seccombe, c Edmonds 61 -, Clayton, b Kieulin™ 41 Brooke-Smith, b Kissling 4 Hamerton, b Tucker 6 '; Cuff, b Williamson 15 1 Mears, not out 1 ' Extras.. 11 i Total 161 i Gordon.—First Innings. j Dr. Egan, b Clayton 0 ! Mowbray, not out 3 i. Bell, not out 7 j1 Extra 1 1 Total for one wicket 11 H.M.s. Katoojiba v. Onslow. An enjoyable game was played between teams representing H.M.s. Katoomba and tho Onslovv Cricket Clifb, resulting in a win for the latter by 45 runs. Scores :— Katoomba.—Townsend, b Lunrlon, 15 ; Tilsey, run out, 0; Kelly, b Walton, 0; Taylor, b Walton, 0; Wood?, b Walton, 6; Lieut. Youll b Lundon, 1; Seymour, b Lundon, 2; Bennett., b Lundon, 4 ; Smith, c and b Walton, 3; Church, not out, 0 ; Barker, run out, 3 ; byes, 8 ; leg byes, 2; total, 43. Onslow.—Lundon, b Townsend, 34; W. Robinson, run out, 0; Walton, c Bennett, b i Town Bend, 18; White, b Townaend, 1; W. WheJan, c xoull, b Kelly, 6 ; Grieraon, b Kelly, 6 ; Collins, not out, 12; Walker, !bw, b Kelly, 1 ;G. Robinson, b Townsend, 0 ; Duvios, c and b Townsend, 0 ; J. Wholan, c and b Kelly, 8; byes, 2. Total, 86. Parsell 11. v. Bblmont. _ Parnoll batted first for 8,9, and a,t call of time Belmont had lost 4 wickets for 35 runs. The following aro the details : — Parnell.—First Innings: Leahy, lbw, Morgan, 17; Edmonds, c McHugh, b Smith, 6 ; W. C. Speight, run oub, 32 ; A. Brown, Ibw, Ba'thgnto, 6 j Bronnan, c Morrison, b Smith, 3 ; R. Wheatiey, run out 7 ; C Cooke, c Stubbs, b Thomas, 2 ; C. Elley, b VValton, 16 ; D. Edwards, not out, 6; S. %burn, c Smith, b Thomas, 0 ; Wesley, b Thomas, 1 ; extras, 3 ; total, S9. Belmont.— First innitiga : ttathgate, 'b Erennau, 10; F. McKillop, b Brennan, 16 ; Thomas, b Edwards, 1 ; McKillop, b Edwards, 2 ; Morrison, not out, 5 ; extras, 1} total for four wickets, 35. North Shore v. Pitt-steeet Mutual. Tho former batted first for 66, anr) PittBtreet Mutual responded with 79. In their second venture the Shore have loat two wickets for 17 runs. The following are the det-iih :_ Nuvxu Snout.—First Innings: E. R. Jonos, c Mu'sker, b Urabtreo, 5 ; VV. Swan- j eon, lbw Crab'troo, 11 ; 11. Chapman, bi Nicholson, 6 ;A. B. Burgers, b Nicholson, 0; J. C. Colbeck, b Rowe, 19: VV. R. Ooudie, b Holdsworth, 13 ; E. Charles, c McClusky, b Ilokhwortb, 3 ;C. J. Hemery, c Hoidsworth, b Rowe, 0; B. W. Burgess, b Holdsworth, 0; J Martin, not <ny, 3; E. Cave, not out, 2 ; extras, 4 ; total, 66. Second Innings-. Charles, c Wilkinson, b Holdsworth, S ; Colbeck, b Holdsworth, 3 j Cave, nob out, 3; Goudie, notout, 3; total, two wickets, 17. I'itt-stkeex Mutual.—First Innings : Koldsworth, c Martin, b A. Burgess, 0; Stichbury, c Swanson, b A. Burgees, 11 ; Nicholson, b Charles, 9; Wilkinson, bA. Burgess, 0 ; Crabtree, b Charles, 0 ; Craig, o A. Burgess, b Goudie, 23; Rowe, b Charloß, 0 ; Musker, c Colbeck, b A. BurRtss, 3 ; Adams, b Jones, 17 ; McCluskey, run out, B; Crowe, not out, 3 ; extras, 5 ; total, 79. . RIMaiKRS v. North Shoke ll.—The lorniov vron by 53 runs, the scores being 94 ■yad 41; Mjrpby, 38, O'Sullivan, 12, for tho

?u C>C -> B«nby, 14; Williams, 11, for the : nnore ; being the highest scorers. Swanson v. Onwaed C.C.-This match lesulbed in a win for the Onwards by 8 wicketßand32runß,W.lngram(2l),aingrim. (12). and G. Read (11), being the highest scorers for the Winners, and F. Kohn (7), for the losers. Otahuhu v. .Woodsidk. -This match, played at Woodeide, resulted in a win for Otahuhu by s<\ runs, tho scores beinz ■ Otahuhu 56 and 36 ; Woodside, 26 and 12' Goodwill (30) was highest scorer for Otahuhu, while Spurway was very destructive with the ball, capturing 10 wickets for 9 runs For Woodside, T. Whitby maY H, and Burnside 7, while Burton also bowled successfully. After the match the visitors were treated to a " spread " by the ladies of Vloodside, which was highly appreciated The annual match, Banks v. Law, will be played on the Domain on Wednesday nexc (St. Andrew's day), 30th November. Banks: Cotterili, Howard, Hamerton, Robison, Brooke-Smith, Harkness, Chisholm, Hay, Lusk, Gould (2), Cuff. The interprovincial match between Wellington and Hawke's Bay on Saturday ended in the former, winning by 42 runs. For Wellington Fuller played a Bplendid innings for 56; Firth (14), Izard (13) and "ynyard (13) also getting into double figures. V\ hen Hawke's Bay went to the wickets they had to get 127 to win, but they scored only 85. Fitznmmons had the best average with five wickots for 39. Taiaroa (24), Williams (16) and Smith (15 not out) were the top scorers.