ATHLETIC SPORTS.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2017, 26 March 1914, Page 3

ATHLETIC SPORTS.

CRICKET.

Mid-week association.

The ninth ant] final/round of t.ho midweek senior competition was comtncneed oil the liasili lleSorva yesterday 'afternoon, Tho final.stage-of tite play was 111 very bad light, and this was responsible for soaio .very small scores. Artillery put together 199, of which U'Malton made 9i> by free, crickcfc, and, although ho gave two chances—one ac 22 and again when 42—his innings was . a good one. Smith, who matte S4, was fortunate, as ho gave chances at 2l ami 32, The only other batsman who ,reached double figures was Wilson, who was dismissed by a Sue catch in the deep field fey Caterer.. Oriental had a bad run, losing six, wickets for nine runs, tte light being" so had that the batsmen could hardly, see the ball. ■Ail appeal regarding' the light was mudo at twenty minutes to sis, without result. The Union liavo the best of their match with Rivals. The junior competition has been' 'won fay George aiid George's team. Details are as follow' *

ORIENTAL & ARTILLERY. I Artillery,-—First Innings. | 3wies, LJs.w., h, Coi'ding B | P. Harris, c. Truscott/'b. Bilhuau... 4 I tf'Mahon, h. Dotaipsoy 90 f Paton, b. Cording .0 | L Smith, e. Carding, ... 54 ! I Houlihan, b. Dempsoy « 0 j ft'iisoii, c. Caterer, b. Bempsey ... 33 j Beard, not ant ; .... 6 . faylcr, b: Pemssey* 0 j V, Smith, b. Cording I j'j sanrle, c. and b. .Detiipsey,' 0 Extras ►. 4. ■Total ;.r, 199 Bop'liug Analysis.—Dempse.y,.. took sis ivickets for 37 runs; Cording, three for 53;-, Masters, sono fh-t 27; Billnian, one or u5; Caterer, none for 23... Oriental.-"-First. Innings. 3sbarn, b, Harris. .1 Mtenmerv, b. Beard .k 2 Trusoott, st. Patoii, b. Harris . 2 Oenvpsey, not out 4 warding, b. Beard 0 Sate'rfir, b, Harris 0 Billnian, o. O'wles, b. Harris 0 Uaitcrs, not ©at 0 I'otal for six wickets 9 Bowling Analysis.—Board took two iviefcets for 0 iters; Harris, four for 9. •• '. UNION & RIVALS. Union.—First Innings. Uuiford, o. Ryan. b. Smith . 1.1 M'Girr, c. «üb., li, Smith 7 WGill, c. Crouch, b. Smith 1 Williamson, h. Ryau ; ll , I'yyior; c. Crouch, b. Smith i,.,.",.., 8 : Sullivan, e. sab., b, Stpitl 10 Ryan, c. sub., b. Ryan 17 A. Chamberlain, not out- 1...,. 10 (Joy, & Ityan f. D, Chamberlain, b. Smith 0 3'Brien, run out.;' %, Extras .$ Total .w 100 Biwlirn; Analysis.—Smith took six tickets for 56 rails;. Ryan, three .'for ;8; Df, M'Evedy. nonc-for 8. , ; \ ' »'•( Rivals.—First Innings, Smith, k M'Gill .... 13! Low, b. M'Girr 3! t)r. 'M'Evedy, <s: and b. M'Girr ... fi Darroch; b. M'Gill .5 R.van, bi: 5 Rev. Father liartlcv, h.M'Gill ....... 3 Dr. Anderson,-h. 3\i f Gir.r 0 Greip. 1» M'Gill 1! Crouch, c Tavlor, b. "il'Gill g M'Kenziie, b. M'Girr 1 Gcorao, 'n6;t out ~....i« ;5 ; Extras C Total •...•.• ur .„.u'... 54 Bow line;. Analysis:—M'Girr took ftvo ivickots for 19 runs; 51' Gill, five lor 29, HOUSE MATCH. Winder's, defeated "Wardell's by 58 Pitts; the'.''scares being: Winder's, "114: Wafd.eit's. 00. 0: M-'Kav, howling for AYardeß's, < fiot the wholfc ten wickets of the opposing side, ' THE SENIOR UMPIRES. The. following are iliij ii»pSfes fot senior inatches on March 28 and April 4:— North v. at Nfl. 1, Basin Reserve, Messrs. D. .U'Ketizie and .Gardiner. East Ji v. Central} at Xo. 2, JJasi.n Rcsorvc, Jlessis Rodgcis and Vitrney. EaSfe A v/ Old Boys, at No. 3. l)a?in Reserve, Messrs. Bock' and C. Mfieijzie. llutt v. Victoria Co!l(\<;e, at llr.it, Messrs. Jenness and I'lckering.