CRICKET.
WEDNESDAY COMPETITION. The Wednesday players were favoured with porfect weather for their matches yesterday. Both senior games were disappointing, and resulted in easy victories for Union and George and George respectively. Details of the play are as follow: — UNION v. ORIENTAL. The Union v.'Oriontal game resulted in an easy win for Union by an innings am} 45 runs. Oriental only made 109 in their first innings, and oil following 011 wore all disposed of for d 4. Little, who made 44, was the only Oriental man to make a decided stand in the ftrsD innings, although A. Moore (17 not out), and Truscott (15) helped the score along. In the Oriental second innings A. Moore (16),. and C. Laurenson (26) wore the only hatsmeii to reach double figures. M'Gill did good work with the ball in Oriental's first innings, securing 6 wickets'for 41 runs. He also got 2 for 16 in .the second innings. UNION. First innings ... ... 238 ORIENTAL. Fikst Innings. Truscott, 2313321, b. M'Gill ' 15 Cook, 1, b. Jl'Gill 1 F. Alpe, 1211, b. M'Gill ... ... ... ; 5 Little, 111112324112213131321223, b. M'Gill ... ... 44 M'Kenzie, b. M'Gill 0 F. Laurenson (absent) ... 0 C. Laurenson, b. M'Gill 0 A Moore, 11123333 (not out). 17 A. Alpe, 2121311, c. M'Gill, '0. Bonner;.. 11 Billman, 31, b. Bonner 4 Coltman, c. and b. Bonner 0 Byes 8 Leg byes ... 4 Total ... ... 109 Bowling Analybis. Overs Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Jl'Gill 18 3 41 6 Bonner 10 .1 36 3 Weybourne ... 9 1 '20 0 ORIENTAL. Second Innings. • A. Moore, 3411124, c. M'Gill b. Bonner 16 Truscott, 2331 (run out) .... ... ... 9 Little, 11111, c. and b. Jackson ... ... 5 F. Alpe, 1, h'. Jackson 1 Cook. 111, b.. Jackson 3 M'Kenzie, 1, b. Weybourne 1 A. Alpe, 1131 (not out) 6 Billmaiij 11, b. M'Gill 2 C. Laurenson, 22134331322, c. Barraket, b. M'Gill ... ... . ... 26 Coltman, 21, c. Bonner, b. Weybourne ... 3 Byes 10 Leg byes ... 2 Total - ... • ... 84 Grand total ... 193 Bowling Analysis.
GEORGE AND GEORGE v. RIVALS. The George and George-Rivals fixture resulted in an easy victory for the former. Rivals made 139 in their first innings,, and had to follow on. In,the second turn at the wickets the batsmen failed miserably, and the innings closed for 29, leaving George and George winners by an innings and 79 runs. Burton batted well .. for tho losers, making 51 in tho first innings. Scores: — GEORGE AND'GEORGE. First innings 247 RIVALS. First Innings. M'Kay, 211,.,. c.' and.',.b/i-Vare,;,'. -,'v.v. 4 Sclator, 41131', b.' Laws ... "• ... 10 Crouch, 3, b. Laws ... ... 3 Eccleton, b. Vare ... ... ... ... 0 Wyatt, 311, b. Gosling ... "... 5 Burton, 1331131311113123211131134131, c. and b. Laws '. ... 51 Pearce, 1, c. and b. Laws ... ... ... 1 Shand,. 1121322113111131131131- b. Dolierty ... ... ... ... ... 35 Lomas,, 311, not out ... 5 Bentley, 3113, c. George, b; Laws .... 8 Byes ... 14 Leg Byes 3 Total for nine wickets 139 Bowi,kg Analysis.
RIVALS. Second Innings. Burton, 12111, b. Laws ... 6 Psarce, b. Laws ... 0 Shand, 311, b. Laws ... 5 Bentley, 12, b. Laws 3 Sclater, 11, b. Laws 2 ffyatt, 2, b. Laws ... ... 2 Lomas, 1, b. Vare 1 Crouch,. 11, not out 2 Jll'Kay, 11111111, rmi out 8 Total for eight wickets ... 29 Grand total ... ... ... 168 Bowmko Analysis.
JUNIOR MATCHES. Vivians defeated Thorndon by an innings and 121 runs. 'Vivians "made' 290 in their first inning 3 (A. Thompson 103, Maplesdcn 62, H. Howe 36, Cording 36, and Heley 11 ni/t- out). Thorndon made 107 and 62—Mini(io 15, Gayford 14, and Taylor 13. Union had an easy, v.-isi from Oriental by an innings and 120 rnus. Union made 216, and' Oriental" 63 and 33. Wilkinson and Hollis did the bowling for the winners.
FIXTURES FOR. SATURDAY.
SENIORS, The following senior fixtures and grounds have beer, drawn for. Saturday,' one' game having been' sot down for the Athletic Park:—Old Boys v. Midland, Basin Reserve No. 1; Petone v. Gas Co., Basin Reserve' No. 2; Wellington x v. Newtown, Athletic Park No. 2. . JUNIORS. The junior fixtures for Saturday are: — Grade A: Wellington B v. Newtown, Athletic Park No. 1; Wadestown v. Gas Co., Basin Reserve No. 4; Petone v. Waiwetu, $t Waiwetu; St. John's v. Y.M.C.A., ' Basin Roserve No. 3. Grade B: Victoria College v. Phoenix, Athletic Park No. 3; Wellington College v. Old Boys, at Wellington College; St. Patrick's College Old Boys v. Wellington A, Putono No. 2; Thorndon v. Midland, Petone No. 1. The concluding junior matches . for the season have beon drawn as follow: —Grade A: Sixth round—Newtown'v. Waiwetu; Petone v. Gas. Co.; Wellington B v. St. John's; Y.M.C.A. v. Wadestown. Seventh round—Gas Co. V.Wellington B; Y.M.C.A. v. Waiwetu; Wadestown v. Petone; St. John's v. Newtown. Grade B: Sixth round —Wellington College v. Victoria College ; Wellington A v. Thorndon; Wellington Old Boys v. St. Patrick's College Old Boys; Midland v. Phoenix. Seventh round — Midland v. Victoria College; Old Boys v. Wellington A; Phoenix v. St. Patrick's College Old Boys; Thorndon v. Wellington College. ' V
Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. M'Gill ... 6 .0 16 2 Bonner ... 9 2 20 1 Jackson ... 11 3 .'17 3 AVoybourne . ... S . 2 19 2
Overs. Mdns. Runs. "VVkts. Laws 14 2 51 5 Vara ... ... 2 0 10 2 Gosling ... 7 0 30 1 A. George ... 3 0 17 0 Doherly ... 3 0 11 1
, Overs. Mdns. Runs. AVkts. Laws ... ... 4 0 . 16 6 Gosling ... 3 0 11 0 Vare ... ... 10 2 1
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