CRICKET

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8559, 23 October 1913, Page 11

CRICKET

WEDNESDAY MATCHES SEASON OPENED YESTERDAY. The Wednesday cricket season was opened yesterday afternoon on tho Basin Rcsorvo under auspicious circumstances. Two senior matches were begun, tho scores being as follow: UNION v. ORIENTAL. Union —First Innings. McGill, b Billraan H McOirr, c Osborne, b Cording ... 102 Warne, b Cording 45 Williamson, b Gourlay 6 Taylor, not out 7 Mulford, c Castles, b Gourlay ... 4 Bonner, b Gourlay 0 Whelan, b Gourlay 0 Barry, b Cording 3 Extras 3 Total 181 Bowling Analysis.—Gourlay took four wickets for 47 runs, Billman one for 27, Cording three for 29, Wyatt none for 23, Dempsey none for 34, Mills none for 18. ORIENTAL—First Innings. Dempsey, not out 27 Gourlay, b Warn© 13 Cording, not out 5 Extras 8 ■Total for one wicket 53 Bowling Analysis.—Warne took one wicket for 7, McGirr none for 26, McGill none for 12. ARTILLERY v. RIVALS. Artillery—First Innings. Major Hume, o Tyrrell, b George 53 McMahon, b Kinvig 0 Owles, c Kinvig, h Dr Tolhurst ••• 12 Wilson, Ibw, b Dr McEvedy 29 Smith, b George 7 Houlihan, c Rev. Bartlett, b Georg© —;• 4 Cullen, c Rev. Bartlett, b Kinvig 16 Major Hughes, b Kinvig 0 Beard, b Kinvig 0 McGavin. c Rev. Bartlett, b Kinvig I? Dr Gilmer, not out I Extras ® Total 144 Bowling Analysis.—Kinvig took five Wickets for 49, Greig none for 11, Tolhurst one for 13, Burke none for 16, McEvedy one for 19, Darroch none for 10, George three for 21. : RIVALS—First Innings. Kinvig, not out ••• 8 Greig, Ibw, b McMahon i Darroch, b McMahon o Tyrrell, b McMahon 11 Dr Tolhurst, not out 0 Extra 1 Total for three wickets 27 Bowling analysis.'---McMahon took throe wickets for 15, Beard none for 10. Houlihan none for 1. JUNIOR GAMES. Union v. George and George.— George and George, first innings, 87. Ward 28, Clark 17, Clapshaw 11 were tb© highest scorers. Union, first in.uings, 74. Bay 4o was the only man to reach double figures. Bowling.— For Union: O’Brien took four wickets ;for 35 and Ward, for George and •George, four for'l6. Y.M.C.A. v. Warden’s. —Y.M.C.A. first innings, 160. Slater 32, McKay 30, Paget 29, and Gamble 21, were the highest scorers. Wardell’s lost nine wickets for 44, ■ Oriental v. Artillery.—This game was played on Newtown Park. Oriental, first innings, 52. Marshall 14> was the only one to reach double figures. Artillery, first innings, 101. Paton, with 60, was the only man reaching double figures. Bowling— For Artillery, Taylor took fivewjoketa for 7 runs, Haydon and Kemple took five wickets each for Oriental. Chemists v. St. Patrick’s College,— St. Pat.'a batting first, scored 68 runs (Father Bartley 23, Flannaghan 14). Chemists replied with 77 runs (McKenzie 29, Simpson 19, Masters 12). Bowling for Chemists, Masters took four wickets for 15 runs and McKenzie three wickets for 28. For St. Pat.’s O’Donoghuo got four wickets for 31. REVISED JUNIOR FIXTURES. Following aro the revised junior championship fixtures for Saturday and Monday next (play will commence, on Monday at 11 a.m.); North v. Central, at Kelburne No. 1. East v. Victoria College, Basin Reserve No. 4. Old Boys v. Wellington College, College ground. Hutt v. Brooklyn, at Hutt. Artillery v. Porirua Asylum, atPorirua. Potono, a bye. As the college ground will not bo available for Monday, the match, Old Boys v. Wellington College, cannot bo continued op that date. THIRD-CLASS. Tho matches for tho third-class championship for Saturday will be the same as drawn for last Saturday. There will bo no matches played in the thirdclass, grade on Monday, the 27th inst. (Labour Day).