AUCKLAND v HAWKE'S BAY.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 10864, 14 January 1901, Page 3

AUCKLAND v HAWKE'S BAY.

(press association- telegram.) i NAPIER, January 12. ' The interprovincial cricket match Auckland v Hawke's Bay commenced this afternoon. Rain fell on the previous night, and during the early part of the morning, but cleared by noon, and it was decided to make a start at 3 p.m. The wicket was in good order, though much in favour of the bowlers. The visitors won the toss, and decided to bat, Ohlsen and I. Hills going to the wickets. , Auckland's innings closed for 78, after an i hour and twenty mimitea' play. | I The following is the score:*— i AUCKLAND. j First Innings. ' Ohlsen, c Marshall, b Dent ... ... 10 I. Mills, c Hawke, b Dent ... ... 21 D. Hay, b Wilson ... ... ... 10 Stemson, run 'out ..|. ... ... 0 H. B. Lusk, b Wilson ... '. 2 N. B. Lusk, b Wilson ... ... ... 0 Elliott, c and b Dent ... ... ... 7 McCormack, c Hallamore, b Dent ... 0 W. Mills, not out ... ... ... 14 Stephens, b Wilson ... ... ... 3 Kestieaux, b Dent ... ... ... J ; Extras ... ... ... ... 10 i Total ... ... ... ... 78 Bowling Analysis.—Dent, IS overs, 5 maidens, 4G runs, 5 wickets; H. C. Wilson, 15 overe, 5 maidens, 22 runs, 4 wickets. Hawke's Bay went to the wickets at 4.20 p.m., and when stumps were drawn at C p.m. their score stood at four wicket 3 for 91 runs. The following is the score: — HAWKE'S BAY. First Innings. G. Marshall, hit wicket, b Restieaux ... 3 C. H. Cato, c Elliott, b Stephens ... 4 A. H. Gore, b Hay 18 H. B. Lusk, not out ... ... ... 49 j P. Fulton, cW. Mills, b Hay ... ... 0 ! T. H. Dent, not out ... ..,. ... 8 ! i Extras ... ... ... ... 9 I Total for four wickets ... ... 91 DUNEDIN MATCHES. (SPECIAL TO "THK PRESS.") DUNEDIN, January 12. Grange beat Carisbrook B by 52 runs on ; the firet innings, the scores being Grange 137, Cambrook 85. In their second attempt Grange had lost four wickets at 6 o'clock for ; 200. A feature of the inninga was the fine ; stand made by Baker and Johnston, who put •■ up 108 in an hour and a quarter for the first j wicket. Baker made 85 and Johnston 41. In the match Onoho v Carisbrook .A, Opohn made in their first innings 109, in their ! second 28 for .eight widkcts. Ckirisbrook, J first innings. 130: second, 136 (Liggins 49 not j out. Mills 37, Monk 19). Carisbrook won I jby 21 runs on the first innings. j

WELLINGTO2s MATCHES. (PRESS ASSOCIATION- TELEGBA.-.) WELLINGTON. January 12. Senior matches were continued on the Basin Reserve this afternoon in beautiful weather. The Midland's second innings closed for 259 runs, leaving Phoenix with 223 to make to win. In the Midland's second innings Hdckson carried out his bat for 101. AVellington College Old Boys made 135 in their first innings. Wellington then went in , and made 232 in their second innings, le-tvi'ia ! the Old Boys 211 to make to win. Thi3 was the state of both games at a quarter to