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UNITED V. GORDON. United.—First Innings. I>. Hay, c Edwards b Kelly 42 A. Brown, c Gould, b Kelly 20 A. Labatt, c Kallender, b Kelly ... 21 W. Stemson, lbw, b Kelly 21 C. Hay, c Gould, b Kelly 0 P. Marshall, not out ... ... ... 78 N. Lusk, c Kissling, b Kelly ~, ... 25 T. Watts, c Reed, b Kelly 3 P. Hay, c Kallender, b Kelly .... ... 7 H. Walton, 0 Sawbridge, b Kelly ... 26 T. Todd, not out 23 Extras ... . 3 Total for 9 wickets 259 BOWLING ANALYSIS. : Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Kyd 9 1 39 0 Kallender,. .., 5.0 19 0 Edwards .„ 11 0 42 0 Ford 4 1 11 0 Kelly ... 31 0 118 9 Sawbridge... 5 .„ Q, 13 ~ 0Kissling ... 3 1 12 0 FORTH SHORE V. AUCKLAND XV. North Shore.— First innings. T. Ball, retired 26 2. Hume, c Hill, b Allen 6 W. T. Wynyard, c Beale, b Lundon 101 d. Mills, b Lundon 23 F. Warren, b Beale 14 A. B. Burgess, b Lundon 0 Butler, not out 18 Hardy, b Lundon 0 C. Bell, st Stewart, b Stevenson ... 7 Beck, b Lundon 0 C. F. Reid, c andb Stevenson 1 Extras 9 Total for 9 wickets 205 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Allen ... 12 0 56 1 Lundon ... 23 4 48 5 D'Arcy ... 8 3 9 0 Colwill ... 8 2 15 0 Stevenson ... 9 1 30 2 Hackett ... 3 0 17 0 Beale ... 6 0 18 1 AUCKLAND XI V. PARNELL. Auckland.—First innings. It. Neill, c Richards, b Resteaux ... 0 2). Clayton, b Resteaux 23 Holland, b Resteaux ... ... ... 20 G. A.'Nicholson, b Resteaux 0 T. Neill, b Brierly ... .-. ... 33 J. Arneil, c Mills, b Resteaux 2 C. Stone, c Lawson, b Resteaux ... 4 H. Thomas, c and b Brierly 0 W. H. Quinn, b Resteaux 0 A. M. Beale, c sub., b Brierly 2 M. St. Paul, not out 0 Extras 7 Total 91 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Runs. Wkts. Overs. Mdns. Resteaux ... 38 7 18 4 Lawaon ... 20 0 7 0 Mills ... 18 .0 6 0 ■ Brierly —~, 8 3 4f 1 Parnell.—First Innings. i Mills, jiotW 40 ft. Woods, run out 2 B. Tptman, run onfc 1 W. lawson, b St. Paul 10 W. Brierley, b St. Paul 0 Thorpe, c Nicholson, bR. Neill ... 8 Cromwell, not out ._ 3 Extras ... 2 Total for 5 wickets ... 66 FIRST JUNIORS. V.M.C.A. v. United 11. — The latter batted first for 156 (F. Sloman 35, E. Lees 17, Holden 49, Brooks 21). V.M.C.A. Vave lost 5 wickets for 21. Auckland 11. v. Gordon ll.—ln the first tnnings Gordon made 70 (Hume 17, MooreJones not out, 11), and Auckland 27. Gordon in the second venture have lost 3 wickets for 31. Parnell 11. v. Wanderers. — Parnell, first innings 50 (Lynch 20). Wanderers, 9 wickets for 99 (Brooks 26, S. Mills 20). Onehunga v. North Shore ll.—Oriehnnga, first innings 58, second innings, 4 ■wickets for 18. North Shore 11., first innings 80 (Denby 17). SECOND JUNIORS. V.M.C.A. (A.) v. Ponsonby (A).— V.M.C.A. first innings, 44. Ponsonby, first innings, four wickets tor 61 (Nofon not out 26, F. Sanders 14). For PonsonbyLangsford took five wickets for 17runs, Wallace 3 for 13, and Robertson 2 for 11. St. Alban's (A) v. Auckland lll.—Auckland first innings, 4. St. Alban's first innings, 7 wickets for 162 (Blakey 51, Stanton 62 not out, Davidson 17 not out). Ponsonby (B) y. St. Albans (B),—Poneonby first innings, 49 (Tattersall 11, Menzies 10). St. Alban's first innings: 32 (Nyberg 21). Ponsonby second innings, 6 wickets for 45. For St. Albans Nyberg
took 3 for 19, Williams 5 for 17, Wilson 2 for 11.
West End v. Giles' College.—West End, first innings 112 (C. B. King, not out, 66); Giles' College, first innings eight wickets for 44 (J. Connell, not out, 15.). Gordon 111. v. Melrose.— Melrose, first innings 80 (Preston 22, Hoare 11); Gordon, first innings eight wickets for 67 (Ward 19, Megerney, not out, 11). Belmont (A) v. Surrey.—Surrey, first innings 38; Belmont, first innings eight wickets for 140 (Wilsted 20, Potter 27, Gillespie 43, Don not out 18). Belmont(B) v.V.M.C.A. (B.).—Belmont, first innings 61 (A. Gillespie 22), second innings 33; V.M.C.A., first innings 44 (J. Rayburn 14). North Shore (A) y. Parnell lll.—North Shore: First innings 126 (Sutton 65, Conley, not out, 15). Parnell: First innings, 4 wickets for 67 (Edwards 2S, W. Speight, not out, 23). MATCHES TO-MORROW. A number of matches will be played at Devonport to-morrow (Prince ot Wales' Birthday). The North Shore seniors will play the United team, and a junior team from the Auckland club will meet-the North Shore juniors. A match has also been arranged between V.M.C.A. and North Shore (A). Town players to catch the 9.30 boat. Teams are as follows : North Shore v. United. —North Shore : Burgess, Bell, Beale (2), Butler, Hume, Kissling, Mills, Lundon, Vasey, Bruce. North Shore v. Auckland.—North Shore: Bartley, Beck, Denby, Hardy, Newton, Patterson, Dr. Roberts, Smith, Kyd, Tomb, Wells. Auckland Juniors : Airey, Dunlop, Darby, Hill (2), Hamber, McCormick, O'Keefe, Shepherd, J. Stewart and Quinn.
North Shore v. V.M.C.A. — North Shore: Cave, Croshier, Dacre, Fogarty, Holland, Jamieson, Kay, McKcnzie, Pitts (2), Smith. V.M.C.A".: Bell, Bottrill, Cowan (2), Gash, Lowry, McLean, G. Riddell, Rotherham, Totraau (l 2), H. Shepherd. St. Alban's v. Hobsonville.—St. Alban's : The following team will journey to Hobsonville to-morrow : Brighton, Gavin, Edmonds (2), Layers, Bellamy, Nield, Rowland, Thomson, Hewson, Restieaux, Blakey, Smithyman. Players to catch the s.s. Vivid at 10 o'clock.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 259, 8 November 1897, Page 2
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