OTHER MATCHES.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11201, 23 October 1899, Page 3

OTHER MATCHES.

NORTHERN Y. WAKEFIELD B. Northern C.C. defeated Wakefield by 27 runs. Following are the scores:— Northern: First Willstead, not out, 21; Laing, c, b MoKay, 5; Sinclair, lbw, b McKay, 0; Latrobo, lbw, b Walker, 4; Foley, b McKay, 2; Davis, b McKay, 0; Carson, b McKay, 0; Donnelly, b Walker, 6; A. Nicholson, b Higgins, 0; G. Nicholson, b Walker. 0; R. Burns, 0: total, 38. Second innings—Burns, c, b Higgins, 2: Sinclair, b Walker, 0; Davis, c and b Higgins, 2; Laing, b Walker. 5; Latrobo, b Walker, 11; Carson, c and b Higgins, 6; Foley, b Williams. 0; A. Nicholson, b Williams, 5; Donnelly, b Williams, 0; G. Nicholson, not out, 6: Willstead, c, b Williams, 2; extra, 1: total, .38; grand total, j 76. Wakefield B.: First innings— b Laing, 0; S. Walker, c and b Foley. 8; J. Collins, c Walker, b Foley, 4; C. Morrin, b Laing, 1; H. Cash, b Foley, 1; J. Higgins, c and b Foley, 0; Gillespio, b Foley, 2; G. H. Guy, c Davis, b Latrobe, 1; Mageo, b Latrobe, 2; J. Williams, not out, 1; C. Walker, b Donnelly, 1; extras, 4: total, 25. Second innings—o. Walker, b Foley, 1; J. Williams, b Latrobe, 2; W. Magee, b Latrobe, 7; H. Cash, c Foley, b Latrobe, 0; C. Morrin, lbw, b Latrobe, 0: McKay, lbw, b Latrobe, 1; J. Collins, b Foley, 0; S. Walker, c, b Sinclair, 2; G. H. Guy, not out, 1; Gillespie, b Foley, 2; J. Higgins, c Latrobe, b Foley, 4; extras, 2: total, 24; grand total, 49. MENNIE AND DF,Y V. VICTORIA RIFLES. The match Mennie and Dey v. Victoria Rifles ended in favour of the former, the scores being: Mennie and Dcy, 113; Victoria Rifles, 59. Tho following are the principal scorers:—For Mennie and Dey: Fisher, 23; Manning, 47 not out; R. Mennio, 18. For the Rifles: Whimp, 18; McGarry, 10; E. Buckley, 8. Bowling: For Mennie and Dey., J. Martin took three wickets for 8 runs: Manning two for 2. Buckley bowled well for tho losers. ST. ALBANS B V. GILES' COLLEGE B. This match ended in favour of St. Albans, by nine runs oil the first innings. St. Albans: First innings— b Batkin, 11; Gur.n, b Batkin, 4; Hutton, b Moore, 8: Smitliyman, lbw, 4; Hayward, b Batkin, 0: Hellaby, run out, 9; Ashe, b Batkin, 3; Gordon, c Russell, b Batkin, 5; Harvey, b Batkin, 10; T. Moncur, b Moore, 0; Noonan, not out, 3; extras, 11: total, 68. Second innings—Smithyman, run out, 11; Noonan, b Batkin, 5; Hutton, b Moore, 3; Harvey, b Moore, 5; Latimer, run out, 28; Hellaby, b Moore, 0; Gunn, b Moore, 0; Hayward, b Moore, 1; Ashe, b Batkin, 0; Moncur, b Moore, 2; Gordon, not out, 1; extras, 3: total, 59. Grand total, 3.27. Giles' College: First innings—Williams, b Hutton, 0; Moore, b Hutton, 0; Spratt, c Ashe, b Hutton, 22; Batkin, c Moncur, b Hellaby, 3: Holthani. b Hutton, 8: Russell, run out, 0; Giles, not out, 19; Lepine, b Hutton, 2; Green, 1) Gunn, 0; Johnston, b Gunn, 0; Holland, b Hutton, 0; extras, 5: total, 59. Bowling: For St. Albans, Hutton took six wickets for 34 runs; Gunn, two for 6. PITT-STREET V. EXCELSIOR B. In this match, Pitt-street, who scored 103 in the first innings, won by 58 runs on their innings, their opponents scoring 37 and 8 for four wickets. The highest scores were: Pitt-street— 37, Gillespie 29, Pascoo 10, Sommorville 9, and McMaster 4. Excelsior'B—Stacey 6, Blincoe 6, Sharp 6, and Johns 4. Bowling; For Pitt-street, Manson took two wickets for 2 runs: Pascoe, two for 3; Fenwick, five for 15; Tucker, three for 11; and Burton, six for 18. For Excelsior, Gillespie took one for 3 runs; Blincoe, five for 45; and Hindman, two for 19. THAMES CRICKET. [FROM OUR OWN' CORRESPONDENT.] Thames, Saturday. The cricket season opened here to-day, but the weather was somewhat unfavourable, and tho various pitches wore in anything but good condition, owing to the numerous heavy showers that occurred last night and this morning. Nevertheless there was a very fair attendance of spectators, and the players entered with a good spirit into the game 3 that took place. Two senior matches were played and one junior. In the senior, Foundry scored 97 to Tararu's eight for two wickets. For Foundry, Bucltland 27, James Buclian 16, and Murdoek 14, were the highest scorers, St. Albans A team met St. Albans B team, the former scoring 88 for fivo wickets as against 40 made by the latter. Hindman, in the A team, was tho highest scorer with 27 runs. In the junior match, Tararu 11. scored 51, as against 43 by Foundry 11. For the formor, S. McGrogor and T. McLoan scored 15 and 11 respectively, and for the latter Lawson scored 10 and McDonald nine runs.