CRICKET.
Wanganui beats Manawatu.
This match was p'aytd on the recreation ground yesterday. Batting first on a good wicket, Mana- [ watn collapsed for 72 runs, T. Eyre, 39, being the only batsman to reach double figures. Six men faiJed to score. Fannin five for 32, arid Cave, 4 for 25, bowled I throughout the innings. Wai'ganui's first inniugs realised a | total of 211. J. M. Marshal, 68; G. Marshall, 81; ar>.d Cave, 22, were the highesr, scorers. The Marshall brothers showed splendid form, and registered 75 for the first wicket. J. Skoiley, 4 for 25 was tho bast of the local bowlers. On going in for the second time Manawatu were more like themselves, and ran up a total of 237 for S wickets before "Warden applied the closure. Six batsmen got into double figures— Goldingharn 64, Harden 55, T. Eyre 22, Warden 21, Malcolm 20, Pickering 16, not out. Manawatu had only three-quarters of an hour in which to dismiss Wanganui in their tifcoud innings. Only threo wickets fell in that time, and the visitors therefore won by 139 rurs on the first inuings. J. Skelley captured two wickets for 22 runs, and Hammond one for 17. Scores :— Manawatu—lst Innings. Harden, b Fannin o L. Skelley, b Cavo ~, o T. Eyre, c sub., b Cavo 39 Go'dingham, h Cavo 5 J. Skell?y, c Fannin, b Gave ... (3 R. Eyre, c and b Fannin ... ... 2 Malcolm, b Fannin 0 Pickering, not out 5 Rice, b Fannin 0 Warden, b Fannin 0 Hammond, run out 0 Extras 15 Total 75 Wanganui—lst inning?. 'J. M.Marshall, bSkelly 68 G. Marshall, c and b Eyre 31 Holland, h J. Skelley 15 Fannin, c Pickering h Skelly ... 15 Cave, b Eyre 22 Howarth, Lb.w. b Hammond ... 0 Luxford, not out 9 Dodphin, run out 12 Saunders, c and h Eice 1 Gordon, b Skelly 18 Extras 20 211 Manawatu—2nd innings. Harden, c Marshall, b Saunders ... 55 Malcolm, b Fannin 20 T. Eyre, b Saunders 22 GoldiDgham, c and b Fannin ... 64 L. Skelley, run out ... ... 1 J. Skelley, lbw Fannin 5 Warden, c Kitchen, b Fannin ... 21 J. Pickering, not out 16 R. Eyre, lbw Saunders 3 Rice, not out 2 Extras ... ... 28 Total for 8 wickets 237 Wanganui—2nd innings. M. Marshall, l.b —. b Skelly . 12 G. Marshall, b Skelly 2 Fannin, b Hammond ... ... 12 Holland, not out ... ... ... 24 Gordon, not ont 13 Extra ... 1 Total for 3 wickets ... ... 64 Taranaki v. Auckland. (Vtoaa Association.l Haweba, Thursday. Tbe match between Taranaki and Auckland was concluded to-day, the Home team winning by 154 runs. Continuing this morning Taranaki ran their sfcorid innings' score up to 234— McCarthy 38 aud Cole 21. N. B. Lusk tooksix wickets for 106 runs and Barclay three for 44. Tho Aucklanders could only make 77 in their second innings, H. B. Lusk, 27, and N. Lusk, 14, being tha highest scorers. McCarthy took seven wickets for 32, Glasgow two for 21, Cole one for 23.
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Manawatu Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7630, 23 January 1903, Page 2
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494CRICKET. Manawatu Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7630, 23 January 1903, Page 2
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