CRICKET MATCHES.

Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 2138, 1 January 1897, Page 2

CRICKET MATCHES.

The cricket team to represent Southland arrived at Queenstown yesterday week in compliance with their arrangements to play the local olubs, Arrow and Queenstown. The team were met at the wharf by some of the local men, and thence escorted to Mrs M'Bride's Family Hotel, where they stayed while in Queenstown. On Friday morning following they were driven in Mr C. D. Dagg's drag over to Arrow where they com* menoed operations. The team stopped at Mr Jopp's, and were entertained there very hospitably by the Arrow " boys." The time for the match only allowed for one innings each. The cricket pitch was in very good condition. The Southland team were captained by Mr Burnes. Following are the scores, which will show that the Southland team were victorious by 101 runs : Arrowtown. P. Perelle b Burnes 0 B. Thomson b Burnes 33 P. Webb b Burnes 4 C. Fletcher h Dalrymple 0 C. Illingworth run out 6 E. C. W. Porter b Burnes 1 J. Anderson b Dalrymple 2 J. Shanahan 1.b.w., b Golding ... 11 J. Cripps b Dalrymple 3 J. Bellaid, run out 0 W. Anderson b Stead 8 J. Jenkins not out 6 Extras ... 0 75 Bowling Analysis.—Burnes, 4 for 28; Dalrymple, 3 for 26; Golding, 1 for 10; Stead, 1 for 7. Southland. A. Y. Smith c Fletcher b Shanahan ... 8 L Miller b Webb 52 G. G. Burnes b Fletcher 21 T. S. Miller, run out ... 3 F. G. Raymond b llHneworth 4 F. Nash c Thomson b Webb 1? P. Dalrymple, run out 16 ,T. Golding b Fletcher ... 10 W. Stead c Fletcher b Cripps 12 N. Miller not out 19 G. A. Whelan b Thomson 1 Extras ... 15 176 Bowling Analysis.—lllingworth, 1 for 32 ; Shanahan, 1 for 36 ; Thomson, 1 for 25; Fletcher, 2 for 21; Webb, 2 for 26 ; Perelle, 0 for 10; Cripps, 1 for 10.

QUEENSTOWN V. SOUTHLAND. The match between a representative team from Southlaed and Queenstown, was played on the home ground last Saturday. The weather was fine and the attendance of spectators fair. During the interval between first and second innings, the team partook of refreshment 3 provided by the local club—the stall being presided over by Messrs Robertson, (2) Boyne, Daniel, Powell and Malaghan. The home club had a good team and, as may be Been by attached scores, won with seven wickets to spaie. Messrs Cross (Invercargill) and T. F, Malaghan (Queenstown) kindly acted as umpires. Southland—lst Innings. A. Y. Smith c and b Boyne 5 F. Twemlow, b Boyne 6 G. 6. Burnes, b Boyne 7 J. S. Miller, b Boyne 3 F. Nash, b Boyne 1 \V. Stead, run ont 9 P. Dalrymple, c Boyne 15 F. G. Raymond, b Boyue 2 J. Goldiug, b Boyne 0 G. A. Whealer, b Holliman 4 H. Murdoch, not out 0 Extras ... g 55 Bowling Analysis —Boyne, 6 wicketsfor 30 runs ; Hotop, 1 for 5 ; Holliman, 2 for 17. QUEENSTOWN. J. VV. Gardiner, run out, b Burnes ... 81 J. Mehaffey, b Dalrymple g A. Boyne, candb Burnes 0 J. Reid, 1.b.w., c Twemlow 15 D. Simmers, b Burnes r~... (J H. Holliman, b Dalrymple ... * ... 24 F. Hotop, b Twemlow ... 6 S. E. M'Carthy, b Dalrymple 0 A. Gilbert, b Dalrymple 0 M. J. Gavin, not out 6 A. Wing, b Twemlow 1 Extras ... 13 81 Bowling Analysis.—Burnes, 1 for 15; Dalrymple 4 for 39 ; Twemlow 2 for 8. Southland.—2nd Innings. G. G. Burnes, c Hotop, b Boyne ... 6 F. Twemlow, b Boyne 1 P. Dalrymple, b Hotop 27 J. S. Miller, b Hotop 1 W. Stead, b Boyne 0 F. Nash, c Hotop, b Boyne 0 F. G. Raymond, b Hotop 0 A. Y. Smith, b Hotop 8 J. Golding, not out 7 G. A. Whealer b Holliman 3 H. Murdoch, b Holliman 2 Extras ... 4 59 Bowling Analysis.—A. Boyne, 3 for 24; F. Hotop, 5 for 22 ; Holliman, 2 for 9 runs. Queenstown. —2nd Innings. A. Boyne, c Burnes, b Dalrymple ... 6 J. Mehaffey, b Dalrymple 6 J. W. Gardiner, not out 9 F. Hotop, b Dalrymple 10 Extras ... 4 35 Bowling Analysis.—Dalrymple, 2 for 38; Burnes, 0 for 9; Twemlow, 0 for 6.