CRICKET.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 465, 25 March 1909, Page 7

CRICKET.

WEDNESDAY MATCHES. The Wednesday senior competition was continned on the Basin Resorve yesterday afternoon. In the Oriental-Rivals match, the Oriental eloven wero not disposed until just on the call of time. They put together a total of 2GO runs, of which Mooro made 01. In the Artil-lery-Union match, Artillery, batting first, mado 132, of which Col. Tuson contributed 40. Union hare lost four wickets for 71 runs. The following are tho scores:—

ORIENTAL v. RIVALS. ORIENTAL. FiitST Innings. Shand, b. M'Kenzio ... n Moore, c. Williamson, b. M'Kenzio '.'.'. '.'.'. 91 K. Boulton, b. Tyrrell 42 Cook, b. Darroch ... ..'. 13 Davis, c. and b. Darroch '.'.'. '.'.' '" 1 Billman, run out \ \" jo Williamson, not out ... ~[ "' " gj Coltman, b. M'Kenzio ... '. g Burley, b. M'Kenzio ... '." "\ '" 5 Meston, b. Tyrrell "\ \" ■ '"■ g M'Kenzie, b. Spiers ... ," [" "' 9 Extras \\\ \\\ "[ jg Total "" 2GO Bowlino Analysis. Wyatt, no wickets for 53 runs; Spiers, ono wicket for 35 runs; George, no wickets for 30 runs; M Ivenzie, four wickets for 58 runs; Darroch, two wickets for 31 runs; Tyrrell, two wickets for 33 runs. ARTILLERY v. UNION. ARTILLERY. First Innings. Smith, c. and b. Harris 4 M'Mahon, 0. sub., b. Bonner ..'. ." ~" g Joyce, st. Mulford, b. Harris ... ]" '" 13 Col. Tuson, st. Mulford, b. Harris '.'.'. '.'.' 10 Hume, c. Hollis, b. Harris ... .'. '" s Weybourne, 1.b.w., b. Hollis ... ..'. '" ji Swale, b. Harris ]_' 9 M'lntyre, not out 09 M'Gill, c. Whelan, b..Bonner ... ..'. ',", "g Taylor, b. Hollis " "' q Brown, b. Bonner '„. "\ 9 Extras [" g Total "I^2 Bowling Analtsis. Haris, five wickets for 72 runs; Bonner, three wickets for 20 runs; M'Gill, no wickets for 7 runs; Mills no wickets for 20 runs; Hollis, two wicket for 7 runs. UNION. First Innings. Waters, c. M'Mahon, b. Smith .. n M'Gill, c. Taylor, b. M'Mahon ' ".[ 9 Whelan, not out ... ]" 43 O'Sullivan, b. M'lntyre ... ... ... '." \ Oeden, c. and b. Joyce \ 13 Mulford, not out 3 Extras ' 2 . Total, for four wickets 71 Bowuno Analtsis. . Joyce, one wicket for 16 runs; Smith, one wicket for 19 runs; M'Mahon, one wicket for 18 runs; M'lntyre, one wicket for 8 runs; Weybourne, no wickets for B.' JUNIOR MATCH. In tho junior match, Artillery r. Dairymen, tho former defaulted, thus giving Dairymen a four-point win. As the Dairymen and Vivians nave tied for the Cup, it has been arranged that they will play oil' on Wednesday next.

A PENGUIN FUND MATCH. Tho fancy dress cricket match, Press versus Wednesday Cricket Association, was played at Newtown Park yesterday afternoon, aud resulted in a win for the Wednesday team. Tho scores were:—Wednesday. Association team, 111 runs, and Press, OG runs. The fancy dresses of the players were kindly lent for the occasion by tlie- Pollard Opera Company. Some ladies were good enough to take up the collection, and handed in the sum of iff 7s. 6Jd. The Wednesday Cricket Association will defray all the expenses, so that the above amount will pe handed over (without any deduction) to his Worship the Mayor to-day. Mr. T. Taylor captained the Press team, and Mr. W. Duncan the Wednesday team. Attired as a Maori, Mr. Duncan created a good deal of, amusement, and was the soul of the day's sport. Credit is duo to the secretary, Mr. Harry Coburn, for tho general arrangements. A return match is to bo played on the Basin Reserve on April 22. Detailed scoros wero' as follow:—

Press: Evans, run out, 7; Beck, bowled, 23; Mummery, bowled, 2; Brown, bowled, 2; Rankin, bowled, 0; Taylor, bowled 10; Power, bowled, 0; Orchard, caught and bowled, 0; Wood, bowled, 8; Coburn, bowled, 7; Johnson, not out, 4; Coffey, stumped, 0.. Wednesday team: Cording, stumped, 16; Gayford, caught and bowled, 7; Huddlestone, run out, 3; Trethaway, 1.b.w., 12; Zinckraft, stumped, 3; Leaman, stumped, 20; Duncan stumped, G; M'Kay, stumped, 23; Tassie, stumped, 2; Castles, stumped, 9; Marshall, not out, 8.

Tho returns from the boxes were as follow :— Miss M'Cormish, 13s. 2Jd.; Miss Sylvia Mahoney, ,£1 Is. 6}d.; Miss Maggio Milligan, 45.; Miss Nestor Puller, 65.; Miss Mabel Clark, 15s. 9}d.; Miss Isabel Coburn, 15s. Gd.; Miss Nellie Coburn, IDs. 9d.; Miss Mary Milligan, Gs. Bd.; Miss Nellie M'Cormish and Miss Daisy Bolton, ss, Did.; Mjss Norah M'Cormish, 6s. lid.; Mrs. Mahoney, £1 18s. 4Jd.