SATURDAY'S CRICKET MATCHES.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7259, 23 February 1885, Page 6

SATURDAY'S CRICKET MATCHES.

Saturday was all that could be desired for the game, and the ground was numerously patronised by spectators, the ladies forming a large proportion of those present. West End and Gordon commenced their return by the dark blues winning the toss, and Arneil and King starting operations. Arneil played a good serviceable innings for 30, and G. Brook 14, and J. Lawry 21, also batted well for their runs, and the innings closed for 116 runs at twenty minutes past five p.m. Gordon had one wicket down, for 42 when time was called, McCausland (23), and L. Meldrum (14), were not out. Play will be resumed on Saturday. The Second Elevens of these clubs also met for their return, and the contest ended in a draw, W.E. occupying the creases almost all the afternoon for 18.4, Renner 50, Courtayne 38, C. Clayton 37, and Gamble 21, being the principal scorers. Gordon had 3 wickets for 11 when stumps were drawn. Newton defeated Our Boys in result of first innings by 25 runs. Scores : Newton, 82 (Hobson, 34); and Our Boys, 57 (Mills 11). WEST END FIRST V. GORDON FIRST. West End.— In ings. J. Arneil, c Clayton, b L. Meldrum ..31 King, b Gould.. .. • .. ..0 D. Lynch, bW. Meldrum .. _ 2 Brooks, b W. Meldrum ... ..12 C. F. Reid, b W. Meldrum .. ..0 J. Lawry, cW. Meldrum, bL. Meldrum. . 21 Young, bL. Meldrum .. '.. .. 9 Benn»r, b Clayton .. .. ..3 D. Twoblll, c Kissl'ng, bL. Meldrum ... 9 Gardner (sub.), b W. Meldrum .. ..10 Courtayne. not out .. ~ ..8 Byes, 9; leg byes, 2 „ ..11 Total *.. .. „ „ 116 Bowling Analysis —W. Meldrum, 4 wickets for 29 ;L. Meldrum, 4 wickets for 16; H. Gould, 1 wioket for 22 ; F. Clayton, 1 wicket for 14 : N. Williams, 0 wickets for 2*. Gordon.—First Innings Klssling, lbw, b Arneil.. _ 0 L. Meldrum, not out .. .. ... 14 '■ Mciansland, not out _ _. ..22 Byes, 4; wide, 1 „. .» ..6 Total for 1 wicket ~ ~ .. 42 To be continued on Saturday next. GORDON SECOND V. WEST END SECOND. West End.—Yerney, c Stevens, b Meldrum, 2 ; Rentier, b Meldrum, £0; Courtayne, b Goulslone, 38; Doughty, b Meldrum, 2; Berry, b Meld um, 2; Woods, b Brown, 6 ; C. Clayton, b Stevens, 37 ; Gamble, c Brown, b Stevens, 20; Donald, not out, 12; McGregor, b Stevens 6 ; Baker, b Kenderdine, 8 : total, 184. Gordon.—D. Meldrum, b Donald, 2 ; B. Lusfc, b Verney, 5 ; Brown, not out, 3 ; Moresby, c and b Verney, 0 ; Ryburn, not out, 0. To bat : Stevens, Clendon, Goulstone, Kenderdine, Gorrie, Ball, .extra, 1: total (or 3 wickets, 11. Match drawn. HOLLAND CO. V. NEWTON SECOND. ■i Newton.—Holson, c Thomas, b Bond, 0; Handley, b Thomas, 22 ; Bell, c E. Mell, b Beard, 0 ; Lee, b Thomas, 0; Colgan, b Thomas, 0 ; Sexton, b Thomas, 10; Thorpe, b Beard, lu; Bos*nr, b Thomas, 4; Stevenson, not out, 0; Sime, c O'Hare, b Beard, 0; Morrow, c O'Hare, b Beard, 10 : total, 62. Holland.—J. B. Mell, c Sexton, b Hobson, 9 ; Mills, o Stevenson, b Sexton, 13; O'Hare, c Hobson, b Colgan, 15; Murphy, b Hobson, 0; Beard, not out, 21; Thomas, c Ro'ser, b Hobson, 6; Burfoot, b Colgan, 0 ; E. Mell. not out, 4; extras, 6 : total, 74. Holland won by four wickets and 12 runs. ' PARNELL V. WAREHOUSEMEN. Warrhouskmen.—J. Wallace, b Brown, 12 ; Brace, b Ohlson, 0; Veale, c Hewson, bOhlson, 27; Newland, b Oh son, 5; Banfleld, b Ohlson, 3; Collier, b Ohlson, 0 ; Beken, b Ohlson, 0 ; Duarage, b Brown, 0; Shepherd, not out, 0 ; Jones, b Ohlson, 0 ; Archibald, b Ohlson, 0 ; extras, 4: total, 51. :. Parnell.— c Newland, b Collier, 4; Brown, o Banfleld, b Newland, 27 ; Cossan, c Wallace, b Collier, 0; Teatro, run out, 3; Archibald, b Collier, 4; Gardiner, o Newland, b Shepherd, 0: Ohlson, b Collier, 7; Hill, not out, 12 ; Lechv, o Bruce, b Collier, 14; Speight, o Bruce, b Collier, 0; HewsoD, b Newland, 0; extra, l: total, 72. | jThis match resulted in a win for Parnell by 21 1 runs. Collier bowled well for Warehouse, while Ohlson did likewise for Partoll. . 5 AUCKLAND SECOND v. NATIONAL. ;.;/. [ Auckland,—H. S. Hall, b Waters, 14'; J. W. Hall, b Waters, 7 ; F. <!. Cheeseman, c Waters, b Diddams, 6; R. H. Bold, b Waters, 5 ; H. E. Cotton, lbw, b Waters, 0; E. C. Beaie, b Diddams, 0; C. H. Osmond, hot out, 21;: Hesketh, b Diddams, 0; W. Frater, b Waters, 8 ; 8. Yon Stunner, b Waters, 0 ; A. J. Carr, b Waters, 14 ; extras, 11 ; total 86. National.—Waters, b Carr, 7: J. Coleburne, c Von Btnrmer, b Carr, 32 ; Mac*y, lbw, Beale, 0 ; Ambury, bP. C. Cheeseman, 16; W. Wrigiey, cH. Hall, b Frater, 0: F. Wrigiey, run out, 0 ; Diddams, b Carr, 6, Nicholson, not out, 6; T. Coleburne, bF. C. Cheeseman, 0 Brooks, c and bF. 0. eseman, 0; Drummond, run out, 0 ; extras, 12 ; total, 79. .; Auckland won a very exciting match by 7 runs. Osmond 21 and'Carr 14 made a good stand, and took the score from 38 for 8 wickets to 86. Coleburne 32 and Ambury lli played well for National. F. C. Cheeseman accomplished the " hat triok " for the winners. I ZINGARI V. WEST END THIRD. ..Wbst End.—Burton, b Beale, 1; Hoffmann, c and b Beale, 7 ; McKinlay, b Ansenne, 6 : Clarkson, b Amenne, 0 ; Laxon, b Beale, 5 ; Fowler, b Beale, 5 ; SommerviUe, b Beale, 0 ; Harper,'not out, 4 ; Diddams, b Ansenne, 0; J. Hooper, c and b Ansenne, 3 i Lawrence, c roland, 0; extras, 11 1. »1, I",,

h Zhtoabi.—iMird. fe L»m» m . 2 . 11 ; MUner, b u™, 6; KSdTb b2?* b L "°». star, not out. 8; Johnson, So* Wfcgl **1 Anwnne, b Laxon, 9; Jordan, b LaW Jfti'' « 0; Laxon, 0; extra*, 14: total. 89. MXOn ' °» Bw *r, i| UI. z !B sri won by 47 runi Lairf <ooi Smith (11) batted well mUSS* ""* ; _ /ALPHA SECOND V. TRUE BLTJEa Tepe Blum.-Howard, c MircroK h mV Andrews, b Gllmoar. 1 WKK b G, «-Wll, Kelly, b 6>ledMU,o; Btltchb nr bGl!rt' hi !? B «C 7 : b Gledhlll, 0 ; Tremain, b Gltdhlll or"', 9 '- Pl «l*T hill, 0; Andrew,, not 'out, 16 • Ki 0 ? I *' b «S moor, 'l; Matthews, b Gilmour, jEw^.^gJJAlpha.—James Penton. b Andrew* ia. m b Pooler. « ; Hay, b Pooley, 19 ffiJ?.' k W ' **!, 13; W.Newton, c Trem«„,''„ Antt ,V/ W «r hill. stStitchbury. b Andrew*, 0?Ol£iS : * °l«& 0; extras, 4 : total lor 4 wickets Xl* r " "* out, JJpha Second won by 4 ctßan d % AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL V I m Vn SK.OND. l AUCKLAND Grammar SCHOOL. - P!«» . , Francis, b Chatfieid, 20; A. O K.llV nBll! » • b Hemery, 2; D. McLeod. b Chatfieid 8- p U M b Hemery, 4; Calvert, b Hemerr 2 • '«„:. 'I' Selly* field, c Hammon.l, 0; Cooke, bcVtfieid n°.' l?& b Chatfieid, 1; Harper, not out, 6 f S,,?i , ,°i field, 0; Goldie, b Hemery, 8: tow w* b -«2 Innings : Travers, c and b Brabwon 1 • v'h B *»4 McLeod, not out, 4 : total lor 1 wicket 5 '* b"i I Zinqari.-Atkinson, b McLeod % 'n. .. Kelly, 8; Stone, ran out, 5: Heme'rTh » field .b McLeod, b Francis, 4; Chatfield, c and h v**** *! Poolson, c and b Frances, 5 ; Brabiz nVu,*' 1; Johnstone, b McLeod, 1; Bowell, not ont fL**** 0; 5: total, 78. ui ont l 9» extrii I Zingari won by 28 runs. Auckland Gas Company's emnW the match with Messrs. Winks and it* 09 employes by ten wickets. MidgfeT .' and Evton for winners, and Snip nke Way for Winks and Hall IS* Md Edwards secured fourteen wickets f Company, and Aggers seven for d«f*a2i M Carlton defeated Rosebery bvcT l Scores .-Rosebery, 103, and Carlton, iff 08.