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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 25, 24 October 1907, Page 7

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TEE WEDNESDAY COMPETITION. The first round of. matches for the .Wednesday championship was concluded.at the Basin Reserve yesterday afternoon. The heavy ram of Ttfesdiiy night and Wednesday, morning left the wickets in anything but a satisfactory condition and' as a consequence tho scoring was light. ' Oriental defeated Messrs. George and George's team hj '! wickets and i runs, and Union defeated Rivals by HI runs. . GEORGE AND GEORGE V. ORIENTALS. George and George—l irst Innivgs 70 Second Innings f Richardson PH2 b 3 Moore . 1 A L Vare t 1b w , b M Kenzia 4 Paul 21 st Alpe b if Kenzio 3 Laws 13 b f Moore ♦ A Geort,L 11111 Ib w b M Xenzic 5 loi 1 b J Moore 1 Vare 3 b M kenne 3 Gini 211 b MKLU7IO * lsherwood 1213J334 b M Ivenzie 20 L GeoigL, 1H not out 3

Totil . •J^ ' Grand total ' 12-* Bofllini linahsis-J Moore 11 overs 3 maidens 16 runs 1 viclets MKcnne 10 overs. 1 maid n 37 runs 6 wickets A Moore, I over, 1 maiden. OWENTi-L —1 IRST I\MhGS . - 82 Second In-nincs T Alpc 1 1) ~ - J C little 1139" bLa us - 9 Iruscott miUl b Lans 15 I\ Coo! 1110 l not out- ' A Moort ITII not out 8 Bjes _f Total for 3 wickets 4G Grand total 128 Bowling Analvsi'!—Liws G overs 1 maiden II runs 3 niclots A George, 5 o\ers, 1 maiden; 35 runs. UNION, V. RIVALS. Union —Piust In-ningu 109 Second Inmi-gb T OSullivnn 13 IMb Wyatt i Jackson 311.211212232213311112 c Shand, b Mil nick 3S Mnllfoid 13112'b Cirson 8 Divis 112121111112111111223221 b Wvatt <!i MGill 112111"211"11 b Wyatt 17 Uonnni not out J M Kpnzie 12 c Crouch b Shand J 1 xtras _J_ Total for G Tvickcts 110

-~-, ... ~..,.,.,. Grand .total ■~ "... .. ; » ./r'2» Bowling Analysiß.-W.yatt, 17 overs, 4 maidens, 33. runs, 3, wickets; Shand, 15/ overs ,; 1 maiden, 40. runs,-1 wicket;, Carson, G overs, 3 maidens, 7 runs. 1 picket; Burton,. 3 overs, i' 11.,; runs,; o..wickets; Warwick, ; s.overs, .11 runs, 1 wicket.'"' '•"' ; ' '■"■'''' ' ' / ' ," '■ Rivals.—First Innings .... ~— . ~.••; ..'.',,'<•' 41 '<>'•■■. ■■ ' v:'' . Second Ixnihgs. , ; v )>~. ••;• ■ ■■; Carson',' 3i;' h. Weybourne/ A ... • '»• : ' * Lomas, 122112113,' a: Davis, b. U'Gill .-.v.yM Marwick, 1, b. Weybourne *;.'. ■■ ■■ - ■ ~.v ' i Shand,' b. -M'Gill ■:..: •— , ■■■ ••• ■•;■••■ ° Burton, 12232421, c. iDixon.b. Woybqumo, ~17 Wyatt, c. and b..,We.rbourne ... . ... :: ...... U Crouch, not out ... »• ••;-.-i'"'- ■• "'■'! ,/. ;Bycs,. •!;,..,; ■-....:..,,,.•:;. ,/■• •;,'.,-' ..;•:•' v ;, !■. "'■.- : ;'''- : "To;taCi'o'r'G wickets' i ..;'".:; 37 ,: '■■ ■■■'■■■ ■■■ Grand'total ■ '....'■.•;..;'.■■....' 78 Bowling Analysis.—'Weybourne,' 6' over's; '17 runs, i wickets; ' overs, 10 2 wickets. ■' ! ' "!"• '. ' ''* ■'•""'' ': ■■" " JUNIOE HATCHES. '■■'■ In the Thorndon-TJ'nion game, Union made 189 in their first ■innings, and Thorndon 31, In their second turn at m the wickets 1 Thorndon compiled 28, of which Taylor, made 20. Holhe camo off with the ball securing G wickets for 12 runs. Union .won by- an innings and 130 rU The YMC.A. v! Vivian match, resulted in ■ t close finish, .-Y.M.C.A-. winning by ,2 runs. There was a very poor display.given in the .Permanent Artillery A v. .Oriental match. The Artillerymen scared 40 in the first innings and 80 in their second effort. Oriental made IG. in the first, innings and 14 m the. "econd. Artillery/■.thus won by 99 rune.-The, losers batted 'several men short. . :. • I'akoha defeated Artillery B by 7 wickets. ■Artillery made 47 and 52. Ready contributed 21 in the first,innings and 10. m the second, and Ferguson made, U. Patyna made Sβ and 70 for 3 wickets. made 47 (not out) and Fair 13'(not out); JUee bowled, well for Artillery. '. ■;'.;: : '- [';..,'■. ] ''. , '