CRICKET WEDNESDAY MATCHES

Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 48, 26 February 1914, Page 4

CRICKET WEDNESDAY MATCHES

SEVENTH ROUND. The seventh round of the Wednesday cricket games was commenced on the Basin Reserve yesterday in fine Weather and on an ea6y wicket. Oriental met Rivals, and put up 209, Truscott compiling 79 in. good stylo. Rivals have lost one .wicket for 38. With only eight men Union scored 122 against Artillery, and then disposed of their opponents for '103. The following are the scores :— UNION v. ARTILLERY. Union.— First Innings. M'Grrr, b Be&Td 38 Williamson, c Taylor, b Harris ... 2 M'Gill, b Beard 1 Taylor, not out 42 Mulford, c and b Harris •■• ... 3 Sullivan, c Beard, b Harris ... 6 Chamberland, b Harris 15 Dobson, ist Paton, b Major Hume 3 Extras 12 Total 122 Bowling Analysis.— Harris took four wickets for 58 runs; Beard, two for 28; Hume, one for 12; Houlihan, 'none for 12. Second Innings. M'Gill, c M'Mahon, b Harris v ... 1 Williamson, not out v ... 17 M'Girn not out ... 9 Extras 5 One wicket for ... 32 Bowling Analysis.— Harris took one •wicket for 20 runs ; BeardS none for 7. Artillery.— First Innings. Owles, ruii out * 29 Major Hughes, b M'Girr 4r M'Mahon, b M'Gn-r 8 V. Harris, b M'Girr 16 Major Hume, b Taylor ... ... 3 Houlihan, c M'Gill, b Taylor ... 0 Thompson, run out ... 1 Beard, b Taylor 1 H. Harris, b Taylor ]2 Paton, b M'Girr 17 Taylor, not out 3 Extras 9 Total , 103 Bowling Analysis.— M'Girr took four wickets for 38 runs ; Taylor, four for 29 ; M'Gill, none for '27. ORIENTAL v. RIVALS. Oriental. — First Innings. Cording, c Dr. Tolhurst, b Smith ... 15 Caterer, c and b Dr. M'Evedy ... 18 Truscott, b Burke 79 Masters, b Dr. Tolhurst 14 Osborne, b Dr. Tolhur&t 12 1 2 Dempsey, lbw, b Dr. Tolhurst ...' 3 Bi.'lman, c Greig, b Smith 29 Alpe, c Darroch, b Smith 6 Castles, c Smith, b George , 24 Wyatt, lbw, b \Geo»ge 0 M'Eldowney, not out 1 Extras ... 18 Total . 209 Bowling 'Analysis. —Dr. M'Evedj took one wicket for 28 runs ; Smith, three for 73 j Burke, one for 29; Dr. Tolhuret, three for 35; Greig, none for 10; Dar* roch, none for 5; George, two for 11. Rivals.—^First innings. Dr. M'Evedy, not out ... ... 21 Darroch, b Masters „. 13 Burke, not out ... „» 1 Extras ... ... ... „„ 3 One wicket for ... « 38 Bowling Analysis.'-fMafitere took one wicket for 21 run*; Cording, none for 14 AUSTRALIAN TEAM MATCH AT WANGANUI. fBT ISLEORVH- -PRESS ASSOCIATION.) WANGANUI, 25th February. Wangamti made 104 in their first innings. Australia had nine wickets down for 285 when stumps were drawn at 6 o'clock. Scores i — Wahganui.— First Innings. Orton, 1.b.w., Collins 27 H. B. Cave, b Mailey 17 Hussey, c Mailey, b Ransford ... 8 Butterworth, c Trumpet', b Rans* ford ' 2 Holland,' c Collins, b Ransford ... 7 Sanders, c Mailey, b Ransford ... 8 Bernau, c and b Ransford 3 Furrie, b Noble - ; 13 Tracey, l.b.w , b Collins 0 Murcnie, b Ransford ... 6 Brown, not out „, ,„ ... 2 Extras ■ 11 Total "lM Bowling analysis : Ransford, six wic» kets for 22 runs ; Collins, two for 27 ; Mailey, one for 12 ; Noble, one for 3. How the Wickets Fell. 1 23456789 10 40 55 60 68 74 80 83 83 96 104 j Australia.— First Innings. Layer, b Holland 14 M'Gregor, b Holland ... , 0 Dolling, "run out 1 Trumper, c Hussey, b Bernau ... 94 Ransford, b Holland 23 Wa^dy, c Butter worth, b H-oMand... 9 Armstrong, b Bernau \ 36 Cody, b Bernau ... '. . ... 33 Noble, c Butterworth, b Bernau ... 8 Collins, not out ... 39 not out 14 Extras 14 Total, foi- nine wickets ... 285 Bowling analysis : Holland took four wickets for 79 runs; Bernau, four for 89 ; Brown, none for 49 ; Hussey, none for 57. How the Wickets Fell. 1 23456789 *9 14 15. 97 121 160 212 223 234