OUR CRICKETERS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 5, 7 January 1895, Page 3

OUR CRICKETERS.

SATURDAY'S MATCHES,

The various championship crickeb matches which commenced pn December 22nd were continued on Saburday lasb on bhe Domain oval. A large number of spectators were rpresenb, mosb interest being taken in the United—Parnell contest. The former team had scored 160 runs in their first innings, and Parnell had 42 runs to their credit for the loss oi one wickeb when play resumed on Saturday. I. Mills and Ohlson, the two nob opt batsmen, carried the total to 7p before the former was bowled for 28. Oh son scored aba fasb rabe, and with Holies assistance carried the total to 99, when Ohlson was caught for aj well•olaved 34. Holle contributed 17 and fedmonds 16, bub the other batsmen offered little resistance to tbe attacks of the United bowlers, and when 6onfcU 0 .w I lcketi.£ l' Parnell's total was 136, or 24 less than Unitbd. In their second innings. United wereauickly dismissed for 58. Ab call of L e Parnell had lost three wickets for 22 Suns. United therefore won by 24 runs on *be first innings. j . * Auckland made a determined effort to null their match out of the fire, but wibhsub avail. Auckland's second innings realised 113 runs, Arneil playing a nice Innings for 31. Gordon made the 50 runs •required bo win for bbc loss of five wickets, »nd therefore won with fivo wickets to ipare.

Scores:—

UNITED V. PARNELL.

United, first innings

... 160

Parnell.—First Inningi

I. Mills, b Walton 28 E. Wrighb, c Stemson b Hawkins ... 23 F. J. Ohlson, c and bR. McPherson ... 34 R. L. Holle, c Walton, b Stemson ... 17 F. Edmonds, b R. McPherson 16 H. W. Lawson, bR. McPherson ... 0 J. Young, sb Brown, b R. McPherson 6 Patterson, b Stemson ... ;3 H. Lusk, nob oub 0 H. Donald, c Brown, b Sbemson ... 0 McDonald, b Stemson 0 Extras ... 9 Tobal - 136 Bowling Analysis. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkta. W.SbemßOn... 26 8 47 4 D.Hay ... 8 1 29 0 W. Hawkins... 3 1 2 1 R. McPherson 19 ..5 30 4| H. Walbon „. 12 3. 19 1 United.—Second Innings. C. Harvie, b Edmonds ... 1 D. Hay, c and b Lawson ... ... 10 S. McPherßon, c Wrighb, b Edmonds... 17 W. Stemson b Edmonds 3 R. McPherson, c Patterson, b Edmonds 0 , Sloman,nob oub ... 9 ' 'fl. Walbon, b Edmonds 2 W. Hawkins, run oub ... 12 A. Brown, b Edmonds « 1 McCormick, c Edmonds, b Lawson ... 0 Extras..- ..... ... , 3 j ' Tobal - ... 58 ! Bowling Analysis, Overs Mdns. Runs Wktsl F. Edmonds ... 12.1 1 35 6 \ H.Donald .-4 1 7 0 ;■ H. W. Lawson... 8 2 13 2 Parnell.—Second Innings. H. Lusk, c Sloman, b D. Hay 5 ; if. McDonald, c McPherson, b Hay ... 0 i Paterson, nob oub... _. 14 ) 1. Young, c and b D. Hay 3 Total for 3 wickebs 22 AUCKLAND v. GORDON. Auckland. ' Firsb innings ... 46 Second Innings. A. E. Habfcon, absent 8 D. Claybon, sb Gilfillan, b Gould ... 21 J. R. Lundon, sb Gilfillan, b Gould ... 7 J. Arneil, b Williams 31 W. Wynyard, b Gould 1 T. H. Wilson, b Gould ... 0 Rev. I. Richards, nob oub 19 T. Neill, b Kelly ... -.. 19 C. Stone, b Williams ... 2 A. W. Jacobs, c Ansenne, b Gould ... 1 L. Quentery, c Williams, b Gould ... 0 Extras 4 Total ... ... ... 113 Gordon. Firsb innings 112 Second inninga. . Williamson, b Jacobs 4 Williams, c Clayton, b Jacobs 3 Gould, bSbone "... 1 Pabsb, nob oub 22 Ball, b Jacobs ... ~„ 0 Gilfillan, c Claybon, b Jacobs 8 Ansenne, nob oub 10 Exbras , ,„. 2 , Total for five wickebs 50 Bowling Analysis. Auckland.—Second innings. Overs. Mdns. Runa. Wkts* Kelly 15 2 40 1 Gould ... ... 14*4 1 55 6 N. Williams ... 3 1 6 2 Kenderdine ... 3 0 8 0 Gordon.—Second innings. Jacobs 14.4 1 37 4 C. Stone ... 12 8 7 1 Arneil 2 0 4 0 FIRST JUNIOR. Pitt-street Mutual v. Parnell. —The former gained an easy victory by 58 runs. The Mutuals had scored 108 in their firsb Innings and Parnell replied wibh 31. On Saturday Mutual's second venture resulted in 65 runs (Kemp 24, Wheatlay 16, Crabtree 13); grand total 173. Parnell second Innings 84 (G. Dixon 26, Speight 14, nob out, Angus 13); grand total 115. Belmont v. Auckland ll.—This match waß concluded on Saturday, and resulted Jn an easy victory for Belmonb by an innings and 14 runs. In Auckland's second Innings Marsden 12 and Holland 11 were ft be only double-figure scorers. Morrison bowled well for Belmont, taking 6 wickets for 13 runs. Auckland 11., second innings: Selby, c Cromwell, b Smith, 2; A. G. Holland, b Smith, 11; Greville, c •Darby, b Morrison, 0; Marsden, b Morri«on, 12; Beale, c Darby, b Morrison, 0; Hill, run out, 1; Colbeok. nob out, 3; Allen, b. Morrison, 0; J. W Holland, b Morrison, 3; O'Keefe, b Morrison, 0 ; Mnlgan, absent, 0; exbras, 7; bobal, 39. Auckland 11... Ist innings: 81. Belmonb, Ist innings: 8 wickets for 100 ; Walton b Beale, 19; Patterson b Holland, 10; Smith, nob oub, 2; exbras, 3: Tobal, 134.

SECOND JUNIORS.

Clarence v. Belmont A. — Clarence Second innings : S. White, b Spurway, 22; J. Clark, b Spurway, 0; L., White, c Spurway, b Seccombe, »; Wakerley, c Gash, b Seccombe, 3 ; Via**, b Spurway, 3; Murphy, lbw Seccombo, l;Sims, b Spurway, 11; Gray, run out, 3;■ Rotherham, run out, 6 ; Williamson, b Gillespie, 6; Walker, nob oub, 0. Total, 64. First innings, 29. Grand total, 93. Bowlers : Spurway, 12 overs 8 maidens 22 runs 4 wickets ; Beccombe, 8 overs 1 maiden 25 runs 3 wickets; Gillespie, 3*l overs 17 runs 1 wicket. Belmont A, second innings : Brighton, not oub, 1; Gash, nob oub, 4 ; byes, 1; no wickets, 6 ; Ist innings, 89. Total, 95. Belmonb A Ihua won by 10 wickets and 2 runs. 'Cousins and Atkin v. Belmont B.— Cousinß and Atkin won by 4 wickets and •11 runs. For the winners Wilson 30 (nob out) and Freeman 18 were the highesb scorers. ■ .

Parnell v. All Saints.— Pamejl: First tonings, 35. All Saints : First innings, 59. Parnell in their second innings made 94 JWhitelaw 36, Kilgour 15). All Saints

were dismissed for 49 — Firth 23 and Crookes 1., Parnell winning by' .2 runs. United v. Wandekebs.— This match resulted in an 'easy win for the latter by 7 wickets. The scores were : United 65 and 58, Wanderers 80 nnd. 45 for 3 wickets. Todd with 15 was the only man to reach double figures in United's second innings. For Wanderers, Thomas with 26 nob"oub and T. Mills 13 were bhe principal scorers. Pritchard bowled 2 overs, 1 maiden, 3 wickets for 1 run, W. Mills.s for 26, Waddingham 2 for 27.