UNION .V. ORIENTAL.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 108, 30 January 1908, Page 7

UNION .V. ORIENTAL.

Iti ' tlio fMtcli -Union \v. ''Oriental, Union ioatte'd '-firstj ■' and toiupiled 120. ' The. wickets Ml quickly from'the start, AVeyboUi'ilfi, 18, being, the first to make anything like -a stand. • JVhilford'niade 301 by steady cricket, ■this'being' the top score.; for 'Union. ' His, rscoro 'ihcluded five fours,!!'aud ii; three A knpek onUhe 1 knfee frO&Vlaffast bfill'incapacitatcd .O'Sullivan for a short : time; : biit h'o was'able to resume his innings with a substitute to run. for hini. ■ .At live o'clock AV. and A. Mooro commenced batting tor Oriental/. AYhen stumns \vere drawn iour wickets weio down for 14>3 runn,'of-'ivliluh A. Mooro contributed 40. ; 2'fof 14, bowled fdr' Oriental." The scores' are' UMOK . ' ' . v . ' Wilkinson, b. J. Moore ... ... ... 0 T.' o;Sullivan,-Hlllll'lllf-b'. t J. Moore. 11l Barraket, 43, I). pJ.'.Moore ... .... 7 C. il'C-tiU, 3, b. \V: Jjoore . 3 ■J: O'Sullivan, 442i11, b. Little. ... ... 13 AVevbouriie, 14431131, run out ... 18 .' J£cks6n,' <i 7 'i312111, j e. Truscbtt', : ' b.. J; 'Slo'ore.' : ... • ... 10 "Millford; '1414113141414. b. Little - '... 00. M'Keuzie, 3133,' c. and' b. M'Kenzie :10 Bcmlier,. 1113, b. M Kunzle . ... " ... ';6 "Davite, .3, not out''... ~A ... . ... 3 1 ' ; Extras ... ■ ... . ..., -7 Total ... .;. ... i ... 120 -.•Bowling Analysis.. • Overs.. Mdns. Runs. AVkts. 3. Moore .IS ' ,V .'39 ...' 4 ...W. Moorfl •. .i. 11 . , , 23 ,1 ,-Little. 6 0 - .'j;2o 2 ; A..-Mppro ...2 .0 .12. ,0 .'■.M'Keuzie 2.3 .0. ~L 4 2 ORIENTAL. ' , ; . ... Fuia't .I.V^KCS.:. :A\. Moore, 111311, c. M'Oill, b. Bonner 8 A. 'Moore, 311314134331121144, ft. Jack- - 'soil. - ... ■ .v.: ..: 45 C Littlo, 233343111.413; c! Da vies, b. ,","Mulford-: : ,20 M'Konzit, 24, st. Barraket; b.. Jackson G l'niscbtt, 11113112513, not out ~. -'20 F. Alpe, '3313131 111, not out ... 16 .... ..!■ .' ... 19 -'.Total, for 4 wickets " Bowlin« Analysis. -. Orders. Mdns. Huns. AVkts. 0.. M'Gill ... II 1 . 1 '31'■ ■■ 0 Wetbmirhe''": r 5 ~"""0 " '. 0 Bonner' • ■ ...-•• is : 2 33 »: 1' 'Millford ... '■ 3' ' 1:' - 9 ■■ ' i. Tackson !) 1. 32 '\ % •"'Bowlisd'one wide.; JUNIOR OHAMPIONSHIP. v . In Uie /Vivian v. Red Gross match' Vivian jnado 169 "in their first, innings a 115 V. Red .Cross- made 122., For Vivian Maplesden Castle 34, Cording 23, Tretheway 13 (not out)..and Thompson 10. Tho highest scorers forßed Cross were Marshall 31 (not out), • O'Brien'''2o, Zinkgraff 17,- and Elrich i ■' 12: \Thompsori,'three for. 15, and Martin, three for 25, botvled well for' Vivian. In'/the Artjllery' A v.' I'akeha niatch" Artillery nlade*llß,. Brown 28, 'Thompson '25 (not out and 3pyce 19, and 83 for tlirw wickrits,' Smith' 21, Joyce Ciiofc out) '18, Hunter (noli'out) 10, ;iikl M'Mahon 12. I'akeha made $4 in their firSfc innings, 5-MsJ-downey 48 and Carruthcrs 10, being tho® only double-figure scorers. . 1 \..M.C.'A. ! v. Union.—-Y.M.C.A." batted • lirst, compiling 177 'runs. Tho principal . ®®° I r ? r s wore Dyson 75 (a brilliant innings), 19, Hain 18, Clapshaw 13, Turner 10. Bowling for'Y.M.C.A., Holmes wickets ffir {! rims,' and Plant two wickets for 5, I L ullS v on j n . their .first innings made 24. Bowling lor Union, Mills took three wickets For 43 runs, and Dingle two for 10. Union in - their second innings have Wade 12 runs for four wiekets (Dingle 20). All cricket matched sot down for Sniurday hftve been postponed 011 account of the championship sports irleeting.