SECOND GRADE.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 17, 21 January 1901, Page 3

SECOND GRADE.

Gord on v. /^^^rSticSTeU first, compiled 133 The nre Gordon 18 Mason b Southall, 13; Blake b SouthSi, 5; Fairburn b Kinnear. 2; Waid b qmithall 2; Cullerne b Wheatley,. if Stet c'and b Southall 13; Coates c Horsley b Southall, 1Z; Dr. Egan b Southall 4- Halliwell, not out, 3; extras 2 total 133 Bowling analysis: Southall ook'six wickets for 36 runs; Kinnear one for 21; Wheatley, two for 22; Edmonds one for 12. V.M.C.A., Ist Innings: Gray b Farburn, 0; Johnston c Dr. Egan b Kis*ling 12; Scott c Coates b Fairburm 6. Horsley c Dr. Egan b Kissling, C; Bell, Ibw., b Kissling, 5; Hay b Kissling 0; Wheatley c Dr. Egan b Mason, 9; Clark b Kissling, 9; Edmonds b Mason, 0; Kinnear b Mason, 0; Southall, not out, 4; extras 3; total, 53. Bowling analysis: Fairburn took two wickets for 23 runs; Kissling five for 17; Mason three for Iff. Auckland v. Wanderers.—Auckland batted first an* began disastrously, losing seven wickets for 30. The last wickets, however, took the score to 98. Wakeley and Hobson were both in good form with the ball. Wanderers compiled 57, both St. Paul and Whlteley bowling with good effect. Auckland, Ist.innings: A. Selby b Wakeley, 5; W. W. Graham b Wakeley, 11; T. M. Quinn, lt»w, b Wakeley, 0; W. Dazeley, run out; 3; F. J. Cossey, run out, 2- W. D. Hill b Hobson, 4; J. H. ColwUl, Ibw, b Wakeley, 19; T. Whiteley b Wake-

ley, 2; G. Small b Hobson, 21; R. Airey. not out, 27; M. St. Paul b Hobson, 0; extras, 4; total, 9S. Second innings: T. M. Quinn, Ibw, b Wakeley, 9; G. Small, not out. »; W. Dazeley, not out, 5; total for one wicket, 23. Wanderers, Ist inning's: Tucker 1) St. Paul, 8; S. JLavers b St. Paul, 3; Freeman c Graham, b St. Paul, 12; 8.. leavers b St. Paul, 0; Hobson b St. Paul, 6; Wakeley, st Small, b Whiteley, 8; Mills, run out, 0; Somerville, c and b Whiteley, 0; Molloy; b Whiteley, 5; Williamson c Quinn, b St. Paul, 0; Pritchard, not out, 11; extras, 4; total, 57. For Auckland St. Paul took six wickets for 32, and Whiteley three for 21.

V.M.C.A. B v. l'arnell.—Parnell, Ist innings: Thorpe, b Wilkinson, 0; Beaver, b De Baugh, 0; Jackson, b Wilkinson, 35; Murray, b I)e Baugh, 7; Brown, b De Baugh, 6; Cooke, b Wilkinson, 13; Prince, o Cowan, b Wilkinson, 1; Harding, not out, 7; Speight, b Wilkinson, 0; Diunisou, c Robinson, b De Baugh, 2; Cairo, b De Baugh, 1: total, 72. Second inniugs: Brown, not out, 2; Prince, run out, 2; Dinnison, b De BuugU, 0: total for 2 wickets, 4. Bowling analysis: Wilkinson took 5 wickets for 3(i runs, De Baugh 5 for 22. V.M.C.A., Ist innings: Cowan, b Murray, 1; Bottrill, run cut, 1; De Baugh, b Jackson, 22; Rountree, b Murray, 0; Wilkinson, c Beaver, b Jackson, 10; Totinan, not out, 12; Gash, c Murray, b Jackson, 2; Bell, run out, 5; Leonard, b Murray, U; Robinson, c Beaver, b Murray, 0; extras, 13: total, GO. Bowling analysis: Murray took 4 wickets for 20 runs, Jackson 3 for 13.

North Shore v. Ponsonby.—North Shore, l*t innings: Swanson, Iliw, b Wallace, 34; McKeuzie, b Wallace, 0; Ingle, b Braund, 2; Manning, b Wallace, 15; Paterson, b LJraimcl, 3; Bartley, b Braund, 3; Thomson, Ibw, b Wallace, 0; McNeil, b Wallace, 4; Pitts, b Simpson, 38; Grace, c Simpson, b Wallace, 16; McClusky, not out, 0; extras, 8: total, 123. Pousouby, Ist innings: Wilson, not out, 28; Charles worth, thrown out, 2l>; Beach, b McKenzie, 3; Wallace, not out, 14; extras, 7: total for 2 wickets,'7s. Bowling analysis: For Pbnsonby, Wallace took (5 wickets for 30 runs, Braund 3 for 10, and Simpson 1 for 11.