CRICKET

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7025, 13 January 1910, Page 6

CRICKET

WEDNESDAY ASSOCIATION. The fourth round of the Wednesday competitions was completed yesterday afternoon. Tho No. 2 wicket in a very bad state, and drew complaints from many of the players. Details are us under; RIVALS v. ORIENTAL. RIVALS—Second Inning^. Tyrrell, out 3 J Crouch, b Keys Wyatt, b Keys ... . v 3 Jones, c McEkiowney, b Keys u Quinn, c Wilkes, b J, Moore ™ Dr Anderson, 00. Cook, b Keys ... 6 McKenzie, Ibw, b Keys 3 Harris, c McEkiowney, b Keys ... o Dr Pigeon, not out .... ... * - Extras lb Total 102 X ? irst Innings 76 Aggregate 173 Bowling analysis—J. Moore, one for 35; Wilkes, none for 17; Keys, six for STORIENTAL—Second Innings. A. Moore, b Quinn 10 McEkiowney, o McKenzie, b Quinn ... 23 O. Cook, run out 10 Wilkes, c sub, b Quinn 0 K. Boulton, not out 0 Shand, c Quinn, b Wyatt ... ... 1 N. Cook, not out 10 J. Moore, b Wyatt 0 Extras ... ••• 3 Total for six wickets ... 81 First innings 102 Aggregate 180 Bowling analysis—Quinn, three for 44; McKenzie, none for 21; Wyatt, two for IC. RED CROSS v. UNION. RED CROSS—Second Innings. Brodzaik, b McGill 1 Bramley, Ibw, b Bonner 21 Hill, b Harris 33 Davis, b McGill 22 Dr Foster, run out 18 Dr Brown, o and b Whelan ... ... 7 ; Luxford, run. out ' 1 Grey, absent 0 Marshall, o Harris, b McGill C Tonner, not out ... ... 4 Cook, b McGill 0 Extras ... 23 Total 139 First Innings ... Aggregate 245Bowling analysis—McGill, four for 30; Ogden, one for 10; Bonner, none for 20; Robinson, none for 14; Harris, one for 29; Whelan, one for 13. UNlON—Second Innings. McGill, o sub, b Dr Brown 41 Wilkinson, o Marshall, b Dr Brown 17 Harris, run out ... 0 Robinson, b Davis 2 Whelan, c Davis, b Dr Brown ... 4 Mulford, run out 19 O'Sullivan, b Bramley ... ... ... 7 Bonner, b Dr Brown ... 0 Coleman, not out ... 5 Ogden, c sub., b Bramley 0 Quee, absent ... 0 Extras 16 Total ... ... HX First Innings ... • 57 Aggregate ... 168 Bowling .analysis—Dr Foster, none, for 25; Bramley, two'for 22; Dr Brown, four for 88; Davis, one for 10. ARTILLERY v. Y.M.C.A. . Artillery bad an. easy win Over Y.M.C.A. Artillery closed their second innings when three wickets wore down for 110, winning by 204 runs. ARTILLERY—Second Innings. Smith, b Holmes 0 McMahon, b Sclater 61 Weybouirne, b Bale 29 Mclntyre, not out 34. Taylor, not out ... 14 Extras 2 Total for three wickets 140 First Innings 188 Aggregate 328 Bowling analysis—Holmes, one for 44; Owens, non© for 40; Gibson, non© for 20; Bale, one for 19; Sclater, one for 15. Y.M.C.A,—Second Innings. Holmes, b Bailey 12 Sclater, o >sub., b Joyce ... 3 Gibson, c McMahon, b Bailey 3 Strange, b Joyce 0 Bale, o McMahon, b Joyce 0 Owens, o Weybourne, b Joyce 0 Mallison, c Joyce, b Bailey 3 Gini. not out 1 Extra ... ... 1 Total 23 First Innings , 101 Aggregate 124 Bowling analysis—Bailey, three for 19; Joyce, four for 2. JUNIORS. ARTILLERY v. ORIENTAL. The Orientals bad a lead of 4 runs on tho first innings. Batting only seven men in their second, the Artillery got Oriental all out for* 9 runs. The Artillery sent Ryan Und West in, -w-ho got the required number without the loss of a wicket, thus winning by ten wickets. THE PLUNKET SHIELD. mesa association. JaniAirv 13. At a meeting of the Otago Cricket Association to-night, the question, whether Otago will challenge Auckland in connection -with the Plunket Shield comnefition was brought up for consideration. It was decided to challenge Auckland, provided a fully representative team could he sent. It was also decided to recommend that the match be played in Februury 18th, 19th and 21st. The suggestion of the Wellington Association u play a match there v*as considered impracticable, as the players could not spare the time. It was resolved that the chairman hr authorised to telegraph to the council, advising that the Otago Associationnot prepared to join other associations in providing for an Australian team's visit, unless tho pooling system was brought into operation.