PARNELL V. GORDON.

Auckland Star, Volume XXIX, Issue 306, 28 December 1898, Page 2

PARNELL V. GORDON.

Parnell made 10S, and succeeded'in dismissing Gordon for 91, winning by 17 runs. The scoring was'poor, the first five only contributing 13 runs. Alexander 30, Lusk 23 not out, and Edwards and Dr. Pabst 10, were the only double figure scorers. I. Mills took 7 wickets for 3S, and Brennan 3 for 14. Parnell went in again to bat, Mills and Ohlson playing out time, Mills making 41, Ohlson 33. PARNELL.—First innings. . Ohlson, c Pabst, b Edwards 9 Mills, cKallender.li Edwards .. 3 Lynch, c and b KaUender ~ 1 Woods, c KaJlerrder, b Kisslmg 21 Richards, b Edwards .: 4 Thorpe, b Sawbridge :.. 26 Seeger, c Lusk, b Sawbridge 24 Brennan, b Kallender ■ 1 Brierly, b Sawbridge 2 Cromwell, b Kallender 9 Resteaux, not out 1 Extras 7 Total 10S GORDON.—First innings. Seccombe, b Mills 4 Williams, lbw b Mills 4 Ansenne, b 'Mills .'. 5 Kallender, c substitute, b Mills 0 Dr. Neil, c Brierly, b Mills ...' 0 Dr. Pabst, c and b Mills 10 Alexander, c Richards, b Mills ...... 30 Lusk, not out 23 Kisslingv c and b Brennan .... i Sawbridge, b Brennan 2 Edwards, c Richards, b Brennan 2 Extras 10 Total 91 PARNELL,.—Second innings. : Mills, not out 41 Ohlson, not out 35 Extras '. 6 Total .;.... 82 UNITED V. NORTH SHORE. United's innings closed for 154, a score which North Shore succeeded in topping for the loss ;of three wickets.' Warren and Wynyard got set, and made 51 anil 58, neither being out when the total made by United Avas passe*!. UNITED.—First innings. D. Hay, c Denby, b Warren 9 Brown, c R. Wynyard, b Smith 40 W. Stemson, cR. Wynyard, b Mills.. 3 H. Walton, c W. Wynyard, b Mills.. 21 N. Lusk, c Warren, b Denby 30 Marshall, retired 6 C. Hay. b Smith 0 A. Labatt, lbw, b Smith 21 P. Hay, lbw, b Denby 1 Watts, b Smith 13 Holden, not out .. ..: 0 Extras : 7 Total 154 , BOWLING ANALYSIS ' Runs- Wkts. Overs. Mdns. Geo. Mills 49 2 IS 4 ' P. Warren 62 1 15 1 C. Denby 24 2 19 1 J. Smith 6 4 • 6* 3 NORTH SHORE.-First innings. H. H. Smith, c Labatt, b Walton.... 7 C. Denby, c Labatt, b Stemson '-. 17 G.. Mills, c Walton, b Stemson 12 F. Warren, not 'out 51 W. T. Wynyard, not out ,58 Extras "... 11 Total for 3 wickets 156 BOWLING ANALYSIS Runs Wkts. Overs. Mdns. W Stemson 49 2 17 4 H. Walton ...... 36 1 13 1 D. Hay 17 0 10 4 Holden 16 0 5 1 A. ML Labatt .. 6 0 5 0 C. Hay 21 0 5 0 Y.M.CA. v. Papakura Valley.—On Tuesday a team from the Y.M.CA. Cricket Club journeyed,by train to Papakura Valley and spent a most enjoyable day. The Valley team was scarcely representative, but provided a pleasant game, Papakura batted first, and made 67, the chief scorers being Mclnnes 21, C. Middleton 13. Bowling for Y.M.CA., Wheatley took 4 wickets for 14 runs, Hemevy 2 for 2, Walton 2 for 6, Cowan 2 for 10, Ward 1 for 7. Y.M.C.Ai's innings produced 147, Hemery making 18, Walton 25, Rowe 20, Ward 13, and Steele 40; thus winning by SO runs. For Papakura Mclnnes took 3 for 34,White 2 for 4, C. Middleton 2 for 39. Northcote.y. Mennie and Dey (at Northcote). —Scores: Mennie and Dey, 84; Northcote, 43. The visitors thus won by 41 runs. Batting for M. and D., Horspool 31, Manning 15, H. R. Jones 13, and Fisher-11* reached double figures. For NorthcoLe, Brooking played a dashing innings for 26. BoAvling for Northcote, Arblaster, 7 for 2S, was the most successsful. W. Tonar secured 1 AAicket for 13, and Brooking 1 for 14. Excelsior v. Giles' College.—Excelsior, first innings, 98; second innings, 9 for 0 wickets. Giles', first innings, 31; second innings, 71 (Oliff 24). This match thus resulted in a win for Excelsior by 10 wickets and sruns. Bruce and White bowled well .for Excelsior.