CRICKET.

Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 68, 21 March 1910, Page 7

CRICKET.

'' : ■";'■ •;■' THE arofTH ROIINIfc :: ' j; $' ~i r ,;A; DAY OF SMALL SCORES. : [■; The ninth round in. connection the Auckland Cricket Association championship j was commenced. on Saturday, when Graf-tonmefc-Ponsonby at ..Victoria ParK, Parnell and Unirersity played at Eden - Park, and .aden journeyed to the, Shore and met the local team. In the .Graf ton and Ponsonb* match the former batted first, scoring 146, to which Poneouby replied with the miserawe score of six wickets for 57. Parnell dismissed University for 57 runs, and then scored 138 for eight wickets. At the Shore the local team knocked up 130, and at the call of time Eden had lost six wickets for OD. r 1 SENIOR GRADE. GRAETON V. PONSONBY. ■\ Grafton and Ponsonby met at Victoria Park, the former winning the toss and Datting on a good wicket, but in the -early part of the innings, the smoke from -he destructor caused the batsmen some inconvenience. Grafton did not give a'very attractive display, and when the last wicKet fell, batting one- short, the total had only leached 146 for two hours and twenty minutes' ' batting. Mason and Gray were the only pair to reach the twenties, the former scoring 29, > and the latter 27. Ponsonby opened their Innings- at five minutes to five, the first two wickets falling, for three runs, and when stumps were drawn for the day they had lost sis wickets for 57, of which total L. G. Hemus made 41 by forceful cricket. Scores are:— GRAFTON. First Innings. E. Horspool, c Robinson, b McMa'th . < .. 17 R. Neill, b Snedden .....': 18 R. Mason, c and b MeMath ." .. 29 A. Gray, b McCoy 27 D. Hay, c Robinson, b Kavanagh. .... .14 R. Sloman, c and b McCoy ".'.;:.'•........i 11 F. Horspool, c Jacobseii, b McCoy 18 J. Coui-tayne, b Kavanagh ' 7 W. P. Gullett, not out ..".;...... * - 0 Hendry, b McCoy •....;'.:..':;.' U 0 Extras 5 -' Total-for nine wickets ."..-.vv;.'.!'".'.-." 146 ■ ' Bowling Analysis.—Woods, none for 30; Snedden, one for 27; McCoy, four for 36; White, none for 15: MeMath, two for 17; Kavanagh, two for 14. PONSONBY.—First Innings.- - .' R. Woods, c F. Horspool, b Gray ...... 1 L. G. .Hemus, c R. Mason, b Gray .... 41 N. C. Sedden, Ibw, b Mason .;:-....i.. 0 W. Robinson, Ibw, b Mason 6 P White, b Gray ;.. ....... 2 J. Gavin, b Mason ':'...1 "1 MeMath, not out -~2 Jacobsen, ndt r out ................i... , 1 Extras , 3 -, Total for six wickets .-..;■.-.,-..>. J.. ; 57 : : Bowling Analysis.—Mason three wickets for 26; Gray three for 28. PARNELL V. 'VARSITY. <: --'- ---. 'Varsity, won the toss, and. elected to bat. '•La-wry and Wallace went to the wicket The partnership was soon dissolved, . and the bowling of. Ollitt was mainly responsible for a very quick dismissal of the 'Varsity team, Wallace and Grey being the only two men who reached double, figures. The innings closed for a total of 57 luhs, OUifC taking eight wickets for a total of 16 runs. Parnell, with two hours, remaining to play, put up ' a total of 138 runs for the loss of eight wickets. The scores were as follows: — '■ ~-. ... .';' i- ?' . |t" : 'VARSITY.—First Innings. Lawry, b OUiIE ;'..'..'...'.'."..'.'.-.> J .':,~- 3 Wallace, c pusk, b Fairbnrn .......... 15 Jacobsen, b . OlliCE .................... 2 Taylor, , Ibw. b Ollin* 7 Graham, b Olliff ...ii.. 0; Sisam,,b Olliff 3 Speight, b I Olliff .... *. .':'... .ii.... 0 F. E. Goulding, b OllifC .. .: 0 O. M. Goulding, b Olliff .............. 4 Gray, Ibw, b Fairburn * ,15 Ilenrlch, not ont ...!........".-...---. 3 Extras ....: i -• 5 : ■; ' Total _..."........................... 57 Bowling : Analysis.—Ollltl eight for 16, iFairbnrn two for 13, Anthony none for 5. '..- PARNELL.—First Innings. • ■ . ; , Jones, b Fenwick .:. — ..-..../.r-Ji.T-. ■■> '7 .Anthony, c .Taylor, b,.Wallace -„. .'.;.....-*?*" Caro, b Taylor ... ..:'.:: i.'... ........ « '0 Sale, c Lawry, b Speight 39 Wright, c Fenwick, b Graham ........ 8 Olliff, »■ not; out " . -...;. 5. :..«.'.'£.■....... v' 28 Jackson, b Fenwick ...........•.•■••.. 1 Sommerville, c Grey, b Fenwick ...... 1 Hartland, Taylor, ..........i':".....» 1 Fairburn, not out "...V., . .....-....1.i" -.. "5 I Extras — 0 jij? Total for eight wickets .......... 138 EDEN V.-NORTH SHORE. • ■ The-match between the Eden and North Shore Clubs was commenced at Devonport. The % " home "■■>" team won the toss and" went to the wickets. They, made an excellent beginning, knocking up over a hundred 'runs for the loss of only two wickets, but the remaining batsmen went out in ■a. procession: and the side was out for 130. Eden made rather b. poorer -beginning, and had lost six.wickets for 56 runs, with half-■an-hour still '.to', play. ,The last Jwo batsmen added 30 runs however, and when time was called the scprestpod at 86 for 6 wicketa. Scores:— ~ j,._ ;._, ci e i ~_,.... , . • .ft NORTH SHORE.—First Innings. Spence, c Hines, b Mills, ~.,'.....,:,..•. .37 F L. Prime, c Cuminings, b Mi 11 5 ,...;. 30 A. M. Howden, c Sub., b Mills ...;:.... 2 A Hadden, c and b George ...;...... 30 W Bush, et Elliott, b Mills ■..:.. . 4 J. Ralfe, c Smith, b Mills ■-..::.....v... ;.:3 G. Dacre, not out ..........;...>••».... i Kallender, Ibw, b Mills ..... ..i..i.'.. 1 Woolley;- run out .-■ •- 0 Towusend, b Mills '..». 4 P. McNeil, b George ._i J Extras .......... .......... .......^.u ;5 Total 130 t Bowling Analysis: >. Brooke-Smith took no wickets f0r.31 runs; Cummings 0 for 33; G. Mills, seven for 3S; George, three for 17. j3 & " EDEN.—First Innings.- ■ ■ . Cummings, Ibw, b Howden .......... 26 Brooke-Smith, c Howden, b Haddeu .. jO A Murdoch, c Primp, b Hadden ... .0 R. W. Gordon b i Hadden ........ '.*. ;. -.2 G. Mills, Ibw, b Howden M' J. W Hinee, c and b Hadden .4 T. Elliott, not out •;- —: IT; C. Robinson, not out ........■••.•••"••■• it ■ J? Extras .i.'i .■'•>■.i...'....'.... • • -4T Total' .'••.•• •.••^Jβ' - Bowling Analysis: Hadden took three wickets .for 26 .runs; Howden. three, for, 45; Kallender, 0 for 7. * """•;'• '*■' ;•"" * SECOND GRADE. _r --.' PARNELL V. EJ>BN. -- ,- — Parnell, first inning's.—Breese, b Bridges, 02; Andrea, b Dixon, 122; Warner, b Fran•cis, Hi; Uufanr, b. Kxdd,.O; Sale,- Kidd, 0; Foster, 1 Kidd, ,: 5; Resteaux, b-Kidd, 1; Denniston, b Francis, <J; Airy, not out, 9; Barnsdale c and b Kidd, 14; extras, 12; total, 'Mi. • Hiud- took live wickets .for. 53 runs. ,"-. . 1- v -' _ " 1 ' Eden, first 'inningsl— •; c and b ."War-. ner, 2; Bridges, not out, 3. -V; ';:"■*■"•'-^> , 'Js' .' - " GIVAFTON.. v. UNIVERSITY. Jack, b Fawcett, 3;. C. Harvey, b Marsack, 14; Tidswell, b Fawcett, 1; Hill, f ;b Fawcett, 4; O'Shea, b 7;- East- ;- gate, b Fawcett, 0; W. Harvey, Davy, 11; Lepine, b Fawcett, OrJiewsou, b Davy, 13; Brierly, 'not out, 4; (illimour, b li'awcettj'.-O; extras,: 14; total, : 76. Bowling ■ -.'.•■ analysis: Fawcett, ■ seven for,- 23; Marsack, , one for Davy, two for 7,;' ,■ . , ' ' ."': :;'■-■";"■' ,','■• University, first innings.—Ellis, not out, 33; Fa-wcect, i> . Eastgate, 13; Murray, b Fawcett, 6; Brown, run out, ■ 1; Visher, b Eastgate, 6; Davy, c C. Harvey, b GilmouT, ■ 4; Butler, b Gilmour, 2; Jackson, b Gilmour, O; Marsack," not out, 3; extras, 7; totalfor" seven - wickets, .75. "A-V»»<3 ■ '. JSKffJ J' '-"i i -. EDEN ; A V. £ WAISEMATA. ' "**: v Waitemata batted first, scoring 88, and wlien stumps weie drawn Eden had lost eight wickets for 70. ,v %> -' . ~ ■'X Waitemata.—Moller, - b .' Somervell, , 0; : A; Riddell, b Stephens; 24;' • Moller, Ibw ■ b Freeman, 2; Steel, st Alexander, b Stephens, .48; J. Riddell, Stephens," 0; Mackay, c Mills,----b Stephens 6; Arblaster, c McLaughlih,. b Stephens,-1;. Stanley, c Brown, b Taylor, 3; Ma vail, not out, 0; Hazelwoodj b Stephens, a; "extras, 4; total, SS. - Bowling i analysis: Somervell- one for 15, Freeman one for-19, Stephens seven■■ for 32, ■ Taylor one for 18. f Eden Brown'i-:b ;■ Stanley, 6; Braithwaite, b i Stanley, '• 20; Freeman, c—and jb Tarter. s;' Clarke, ' b ' Arblastiir,' C 11; ' McIbw b Stanley, 4; Taylor, b' AγhlT?ter 4;' Mills, b Stanley, 4; Alexander, not out, 4; ; Stephens, Ibw, b. Arblaster, 0; Buckley, not ; out, - 0; - extras, 12; • total-for eight wickets, 70. ■ '■ . Ponsonby on from Nortb' Store by default; ' " ' v .- C

■■ "' ' TTTTRT> GRADE. . ! ,;• ~...... v . -■■ ""■' GRAPTON T. north SHORE. >.;-"'' i ■ Graf ton, first innings, - 114W-VK.. Horspopl, tl; ; GVMoore, 16; T. -HotispOolj -20 > not oiifc Second innings, none. for S. ' - ■■■•■," North Shore, first innings, 90.—Farqunar, 10; Blackwell, 32; Westbrook, 29. . '*> "WAITEMATiA. v. EDEN. -■■ '' • v ■Waitemata, Erst innings', 43.— 11; M-ePhail; 10. r Bowling analysis: Gordon, wo wickets for 5; Heighway,,four : for 14; aail, three for 16. <:-.\:<\ A"*' V-iV.\ Eden, .first innings, 73.—Freeman; 3S; Sorspbol, 18.. Bowling analysis: Clow;,*"two. tickets for 16; Golden, one lor 7;.Satchell,i mc. for 19. '■■;-■. ,;, ;• • Vfifiiif '>''# ' ■' ■ ,-i-l«' Waitema-ta; , second innings, two wickets :or 34.—Langsford,-22 not out; Clow,' 11. * FOURTH GRADE. 'PONSONBY-v. NORTH r SHOKEP *- '" , North ; Shore i 'batted first for a total of 139, to which Kent (12), Clisf (37 not' out) md C. Kent (36) were the largest contri)ntors. Ponsonby had lost five wickets for 138 when time was called. Hobbs (35 not >Qt), Hart (24 not out) amL.Elwia,.O4) were he-largest scorers. "*" ' ■' PARNELXi v. EDEN. Eden, 86; Parnell, S3 for nine wickets. *. < CHTOICHES' ASSOCIATION, v J'"'; 1 .-.':> SEixiOS GRADE. ':-..-' }/; ST. JOHN'S V. W. T.M.I. ■'■'■ St. John's.— innings, 114 (Morris 37, 0. . Blincoe 32,: Horseley 12, Edmonds 11, Hill 12. Bowling analysis: "Houghton four :or 42; Greenwood, four for 35; C. 0. Eyre wo for 12. W.Y.M.I.— innings, six wickets for 19 (Greenwood 16, C. O.- Eyre 17, A. Eyre, lot out, 9). Bowling analysis: Morris, fire 'or 13. ' , X.M.C.A. v. BROTHERHOOD A.. Brotherhood, first innings, 52.— Kaspaf, 6; Hampton, 12." Bowling analysis, L.M.C.A.: Edmunds, six wickets for 23; -ev.ison, four for 23. _Y.M.C.A-., first innings, six wickets for. .04.—Levison, 36; Cooper, 31. Both dismayed sound defence. Bowling analysis: -ang,, three wickets for 27; Kaspar, two -f.or 11; Seed, one for- 29.ALL SAINTS' v. TVANHOE. All Saints', first innings, ISO:—Baker 66: jmith, 46; Wilson, '23; Furnell, 23; Wright, .0. Ivnnhoe bowling: C. King, three for 14; H. King, two for 43. MT. EDEN BAPTIST V. ST. PETER'S. Mt. Eden Ist Innings, 99. Armstrong, 30; lev. Elliott, , not * ont, 34; Stain ton, XL Bowling analysis: C. Brown, three for 14; N. Brlusden; two for 32; A., Stanton, one tor 19. ' •;■ ' St. Peter's, Ist Innings, (36 aor no wickets Doughty, 32 not cut, and Howard, 30,- not OTHEK SIATCHES. J.Z. EXPRESS CO. T. RODNEY COUNTY. •Express Co.—First innings: Five wickets or 80 (C. Miller 10, J. Simpson 42). Bowlng: Sarah two wickets lor 16 rune, TorJngton one for 16, Enaggs' one for 32. todney County.—First innings: 133 (Tor:tngton 11, Dryland -87 retired, - Knaggs 2G etired, Beach- 25 retired", • Beecrof t -18). Jowling: Shaw .three wickets for IS .rung, titchie three 'for 43, Moyle one' for- 17. ?he match ended in a draw, after an enoya/ble^game. A CRICKET RECORD. In a cricket match between the Wharerctl md the Havelock teams, played on the Donain on Saturday, the Wharereti team woii ay an innings and 17 runs. , The .Havelock House team's score in the first Innings was ! byes only. : Blackle.took nine wickets for io -runs, and Lloyd one for nothing. MASTBRTON: .CHAMPIONSHIP. (By Telegraph.—Own ' Correspondent) MA-STERt6n." Saturday. -.The Carlton and Carterton Cricket Clubs lave commenced the final match for the tfasterton Cricket; Association's senior championship. The scores at present are:— Carlton, first innings, -170 (Hoar 57, Moss 19). Carterton four wickets for 26. The winner of this match will finally possess he Henderson silver cup. . ~ 1, In the .final, for the Wairarapa .;. Cricket Vssociatioii's senior . championship, played. 1 it ; Masterton-this afternoon;. Cartertou deeated Carlton, thereby winning the Saturlay championship. The championship =of the "Wn.l--•arapa Association has been won by the St. . Matthew's Club of Masterton. .-. r ■ Mr. H. G. Williams has been elected President of the Masterton Golf Club, and ktr.'W. H. Booth captain. Mrs. N. Beethain ias -been elected captain of the Ladies , 21ub. •■■■'' '"'• [WELLINGTON MATCHES. ' "'*' ■■? (By' Telegraph.—Press Association.) ' ' WELLINGTON, Sunday. The senior grade cricket matches were :onUnued yesterday in .fine weather. There is some ' doubt " whether another round ' will be played; if not, Central wins the championship, with East A ruiiners-up. Central restei-day made 199 against South; second Innings, r one., for 19. South, first.innings, 100; second innings, 116. North made 85 in the first innings against Bast A; second Innings, five wickets for 115. East A first Innings, 170; second, 43 for three wickets Petone beat Hutt by 57 runs. Pc'tone, second innings, six for 58; first innings, 105. Hutt, second innings, 55; first: innings, 51. East B defeated Victoria College by.: an innings and 22 runs. East B, 130 for eight wickets. ! CAKfTEREURY COMPEmnONS. % (By Telegraph.— Association.) t : I-. CHRISTCnURCH, Saturday. . . The last of the first grade" cricket matches were played here to-day. St. Albans," 72 and 148 for five wickets, beat Lin,wood, .66 arid Vi~. '"* Sydenham, .374 for eight wickets, beat Kiccarti>n;i67'and 107 for six wickets. East Christehurch, 176 and 05 .for four j wickets, beat West ' ,Chfistchurch," 109 and * 130 for Bine wickets. The result of the competition is 'as follows:—St. Albans, 14 points; Sydenham, 13; East Christchurch, 10; West Ch-ristcimrch,-10; Riccatton, 8; Linwood,."2.