CRICKET MATCHES.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6052, 11 April 1881, Page 3

CRICKET MATCHES.

WEST END C.C SECOND ELEVEN V. ONEHUNGA UNITED G.C. SECOND ELEVEN. This match -was played on the Domain ground on Saturday, and resulted in favour of Onehunga by four runs. Lewis, for West End, made a good stand for 20 (not out) in the second innings. Isaacs ivas disposed of with the first ball on both occasions, as was Macky in the' second innings. Macky's bowling for West End was very good. The following are the scores :— west end. ■ '" FIRST INNINGS. SECOND INNINGS. BaDfield, bT. Mahoney .. 4 bS. Mahoney .. 4 Lewis, b Donovan.. .. 0 not out .. ..20 T. Macky, stS. Mahoney .. 9 bS. Mahs-ney .. 0 Isaacs, c Donovan .. .. 0 hitwieket .. 0 Hanna, b Donovan .. .. 7 to bat .. .. 0 Berry, b Donovan .. ..lb Beavers .. 0 Wallace, bT. Mahoney .. i bS. Mahoney .. 2 Courtayne, bT. Mahoney.. 0 b Leahy .. ..6 Simms, st S. Mahoney .. 0 not out _" .. 0 Chapman, lbw,T. Mahoney 3 to bat- .. ..-0 Lumsden, not out .. .. 0 to bat .. .. 0 Extras 4 Wides .. .. 4 Total 32 Total .. ..30 ONEHUNGA. BaiT, b Macky .. .. 6 Harris, not out .. 2 S. Mahoney, b Macky .. 0 Cullen, run ont .. 0 T. Mahoney, bMacky.. 0 Bisset, hit wkt. .. 1 Donovan, run out .. 15 Jackson, b Isaacs .. 0 Beavers, c Simula .. 4 Extras .. .. 6 Leahy, c Wallace .. S — Mooney, b Isaacs .. 0 Total .. .. 30 UNITED SECOND ELEVEN V. ALPHA. The above clubs played a match -in the Domain on Saturday, which resulted in another easy victory for the United. A little unpleasantness occurred through a misunder- - standing about the time at which thestumps were to have been drawn, and also over sending the men to the wickets. Cricketers ought to remember that nothing is gained by allowing nearly ten minutes to elapse before a man is sent to the wickets, and that such conduct spoils the game. The United second eleven have always made it a practice to have their men ready, and when they have been defeated, taken the defeat with, the best possible spirit, hopiug for better luck next time. Sujolned arc the scores :— UNITED. ALPHA. FIRST INNINCB. FIRST INNINGS. Jervis, b KilpatrickJJ.. 7 Jackson, b Johnson .. 1] Done, c Jackson ..11 Hay, b Jarvis .. .. fl Harrington,b Kilpatrick 0 Cooper, b Johnson .. 0 Lankham, st White .. 35 McDermote, b Johnson O Shove, c I'rost.. .. 4 Frost, b Johnson .. 2 Johnson, b Kilpatrick 10 Kilpatrick, b Jarvis .. 3 W.Gcorge, b Kilpatrick 0 J. George, c Cranch .. 10 Edwards, b Kilpatrick 13 Thwaites, not out .. 4>Johnson, sen, c Cranch 14 Extras .. .. 2 Extras .. .. 4 Total .. ..121 Total .. .. 23 Chukch of England Grammar School : House v. School.—This, the first match of its kind in Auckland—viz., between the boarders in the schoolhouse and the rest of the school—was played on Friday, the Ist. The School was victorious by 40 runs, the principal scorers being :—For the School, H. Kissling, 32 ; C. Breton, 30. For the House, W. Goodhue, 29. The Second Eleven West End C.C. proceed on their country tour on Thursday next.