ATHLETIC SPORTS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 8963, 30 January 1888, Page 3

ATHLETIC SPORTS.

CRICKET. Auckland A v. Holland. Auckland A won the above match by an innings and 75 runs. Auckland, with three wickets down for 141, continued their innings from last week, but none of the batsmen made much of a stand, and the innings closed for 201. Barton added 17 to his previous score, when he was caught by Berry for 98. Richards 14, Dewes 13, Neill 13 (not out), all played well for their runs. Holland in their second innings could make no stand against Morrison ana Beale, being all disposed of for 39, Beard 12, being the only double figure man. Auckland " A."—lst Innings. C. F. Reid, b Whiteside .. „ 39 W. K. Barton, c Berry, bG. Mills .. ... US A. Morrison, fit Brighton, bG. Mills .. .. 7 A. Howard, c and bG. Mills .. .. .. 0 Rev. I. Richards, cK. Mills, bG. Mills „ 14 A. E. Dewes, run out .. .. . . -.13 R. Blair, bG. Mills .. .. .. „. 0 A. 0. Stewart, bE. Mills .. „ .1 0 Neill, not out .. .. „ " ™ 13 A. M. Beale, run out.. „ J* ™ 0 Cheesennm, bE. Mills .. *1 " 'i Extras .. .. 1! 3 Total ~ .. ~ M mm oQi Bowling Analysis. , . Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. I E. Mills .. 34 (j 76 2 G.Mills ..27 4 si 5 R. Whiteside ..0 3 ];) 1 W. Beard ..6 o 16 0 Holland.— Innings. E. Mills, c Wright, b Morrison .. «. 0 11. Thomas, h Beale .. .. mm 0 R. Whiteside, b Morrison .. S. 1! 9 F. Brighton, b Morrison .. _ .» 0 W. Beard, b Morrison.. „ rl I. . 12 C. B. King, b Beale .. .. .. «! 0 1). Berry, b Morrison.. .. _. ..4 J. Hobson, b Beale .. .. ... "2 G. Mills, b Beale .. „. ... 5 W. Verney, not out .. .. .. " i) F. Willstead, b Morrison .. .. " 0 Extras .. .. ~ .. .. 1 Total .. .. _ .. <t 09 First innings .. .. .„ U S7 Grand total .. . . .. ... 120 Bowling Analysis. ■ Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Morrison .. 10 1 22 ti Beale .. .. 9 5 16 i United v. Parnell. This match was brought to a conclusion on Saturday. J. Testro and A. D. Macormick (the nob outs) continued their innings. A. D. MacCormick retired after making 11. W. Stemson quickly ran up 12, including one hit for 6. The United captain was Testro's next partner, and a Ion" stand was made. Mumford was first to leave, being caught in the long field, after putting on 33. J. Testro was not out for 62, made by good cricket. The innings closed for IS9. Parnell batted three men short in their secoud innings. United won in one innings, with 63 runs to spare. Score of Saturday's play was as follows :— United.—First Innings. R. J. Yates, c and b Angas .. .. „ 3"> D. Lynch, lbw, b Angas .. _ «. 10 W. A. Harvie, b Angas .. _ ... 14 F. Clayton, b Angas .. .. .. ... 0 J. Testro, not out .. „ .. ..62 A. D. MacCormick, retired .. „ _ 11 W. Stemson, 1) Crowe .. .. 12 J. Mumford, c Crowe, b Ripley .. „ 33 C. E. MacKinney, li D. Testro.. .. ... 0 C. Harvie, 1) Ripley .. .. .. „ 1 W. Hawkins, bD. Testro .. ... _ -> Extras .. .. .. ... „ 9 Total „ 169 Parnell.—Second Innings. W. Gardner, b Clayton .. .. „ 3 J. Jordan, c Stemson, b Clayton .. „ 5 M. Angus, c Mumford, b Clayton .. _ (j C. White, c llarvie, b Hawkins ... _. 0 R. Crowe, b Clayton .. .. „ „ 7 W. Ripley, b Hawkins .. „ _ 8 D. Testro, not out ........ 2 W. Moore, b Hawkins.. .. ~ .. 6 T. Brown, absent ... ... ~ „. 0 A. Cromwell, absent .. .. „ 0 C. Oldson, absent .. .. •* ..0 Extras .. .. .„ _ ~3 Total .. .. .. .. .. 40 HOLLANDS SECOND V. UNITED SECOND. Holland won the above match by 66 runs, the United captain giving up the match through being unable to raise a team, and having to play several substitutes. Holland.—First Innings. S. Ilolt, bA. Braund .. .. .. „. 33 J. Mell, c Mathie, b Crookes .. .. ..8 E. Mills, b Crookes .. .. «. ..4 H. Breeze, b Crookes .. .. ... _ 0 A. we, c Clayton, b Mathie.. ~. _ 5 A. Burfoot, b Crookes.. .. _ „ 17 J. B. Mell, b Crookes .. .. _ 16 J. Wheeler, cJ. Braund, bA. Braund.. _ 0 T. Mills, cG. Lankham, b Crookes „. m s S. Morgan, b Crookes .. .. ... _ 9 J. Murphy, not out .. .. ~ «. 6 . Extras .. .. .. .. _ 1 Total .. .. .. „ ... 100 Bowling Analysis. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Crookes.. ..17 5 43 7 A. G. Lankham .. 3 0 16 0 Mathie .. .. 3 0 14 1 A. Braund .. 10 1 26 2 United. Innings. G. Lankham, b Breeze ~ .. „ 1 Rowe, cA. Rowe, b Breeze .. .. .. 3 Crookes, b Breeze .. .. .. ..6 A. G. Lankham, run out .. .. .. e Nay b Rowe .. .. .. .. 0 J. Braund, b Rowe .. .. .. " 6 Mathie, cJ. B. Mell, b Rowe .. .. .. 0 Thomas, lbw, b Breeze .. .. „ 0 A. Braund, not out .. .. " 0 Wright, b T. Mills '.'.B Extras .. .. .. _ ..4 Total .. •• .. .. .. 34 Bowling Analysis. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Rowe .. ..9 3 15 3 Breeze .. .. S 1 13 4 The Alpha-Gordon Second match was started on Saturday. The former winning the toss, went to the wickets and made 66, of which Angus secured 30 by good cricket. W. G. Cato, who had 4 overs, secured 4 wickets for no runs. The Gordon Second made 76, of which T. Kelly had 22 and H. Goulstone had 10 not out to their credit, Goodacre taking 6 Gordon wickets. The Alpha in their second innings have 17 runs for the loss of 5 wickets, Done having made 10 not out. The Gordon fielded and batted a man short. [BY TELEGRAPH. —FKESS ASSOCIATION.] Canterbury v. Otago. Dunedin, Saturday. The annual interprovincial match between Canterbury and Otago was continued and concluded to-day. The weather was excellent, a strong wind blowing, but nob sufficient to interfere with the game. The wicket, which vas very sticky on the previous day, dried up and was very lively, and this it was thought would materially assist the visitors, both in batting and bowling. The Otago not out men resumed, their score being 68 with two wickets down. It mounted up to S6 before a separation was made, and when the adjournment for lunch was taken it stood at 163 with three wickets to fall. On resuming, the end came very speedily, Raynor, who appeared well set, being caught tho first ball, and only four more were added by the last two wickets. Canterbury requiring 197 to win, then went to the wickets for their second innings. The bowling of Otago was very good, and though several stands were made, the scoring was slow, and the last wicket fell for 94. W. P. Reeves put together a well, compiled 31, Studhome 15, and Dunlop 17, none of the other players reaching double figures. Otago thus won the match with 102 runs to spare. Otago.—Second Innings. Harris, lbw, b Labatt.. .. .. ..32 Beck, c Fowke, b Labatt .. .. M 12 Barker, c Fowke, b Frith .. .. ..27 Carson, b Frith .. .. .. ..14 Harper, b Dunlop .. .. .. ..14 Met arlano, b Dunlop .. .. .. .. 2 Rayuor, c Reeves, b Bush .. ... .. 34 Grieve, lbw, b Dunlop.. .. .. .. 0 even, c Reese, b Dunlop .. .. .. is Do wnes, b Bush .. .. .. .. 0 Hope, not out.. .. .. .. .. 0 Extras .. .. .. „ .13 Total .. .. .. .. ». 167 Canterbury.—Second Innings. Dunlop, c Macfarlane, b Carson .. ..17 Harman, c Niven, b Carson .. ... ..11 Fowke, c Dowries, b Carson .. _ ..4 W. P. Reeves, b Hope.. .. „ .J 31 Labatt, thrown out Macfarlane „ _ 0 Stutlholrae, c and b Carson .. „ II 15 Reese, run out .. .. .. ..5 Cuff, c Niven, b Hope ~ ~ .. ..0 Bryars, lbw, b Carson .. „ .. Hi Bush, not out .. .. ~ .. *" g Frith, b Carson .. „ J "* 0 Extras .. .. „ „ " 14 Total ... .. „ ._ ~7)1 AUCKLAND BOWLING CLUB. . There was a fair attendance at the Bowling Green on Saturday afternoon, and several games were played. Among them the following:— No. 1 Rink.Messrs. Taunt, Bennett, Payne, Miller (skip), 19 v. Ching, Thompson, Lyell, Tait (skip), 21. Latter team won by two points. No. 2 Rink.—Messrs. Harker, Skinner, Campbell, Scott (skip), 21 v. Hardie, Reid, Valentine, Mirfin (skip), 10. Former won by eleven points. No. 3 Rink.—Messrs. H. Green and YV. S. Lyell, 21 v. Duthie and G. M. Main, 12. The former team won by nine points.

The club matches have to be played off before end of month, but owing to to-day being a public holiday, play will probably not be resumed till Tuesday. »

LAWN TENNIS.

[BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Hamilton, Saturday. _ Four members of the Mount Eden Tennis Club arrived iin Hamilton to-day, and played a match with our local men, whom they just managed to beat. The following play took place:—Messrs. Von Stunner and McLernon, Hamilton, beat Messrs. Hall and McFarlane, 6—4 and 6— ; Messrs. Blyth and Gillies, Mount Eden, beat Messrs. Edgecumbe and Murch, 6 — and 6 — In the play-off Edgeeumbe took McLernon's place with Von Sturmer, as Mr. McLernon had to leave, and the play resulted in Messrs. Hall and McFarlane beating Von Sturmei' and Edgeeumbe, —4, 6—5, and 6—o, against 6— and 6—4 for Hamilton.