CRICKET.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 14378, 23 November 1908, Page 3

CRICKET.

FIRST GRADE. Albion v. CAnisnnooK B. This match was continued on the North Ground, and resulted in a.win for Cmsbrook In- 165 runs on the first innings. On the previous Saturday's play Carisbrook had made 526, and the Albion had lost three wickets for 78. : The not-out batsmon (Williams .and Strang) continued, but when the score bad reached 85 Strang was bowled by Austin. _ Cramond was the incomer, biit after a single had been added Williams was also bowled by Austin, after making 55 in fine stylo. Drake followed, and a. good stand was made, the score soon mounting to 151, when Drake was stumped, off Godfrey, after having played free • cricket for' 39. Mar.sli.ill ■ was next, bujt after. 4 runs had been added Cramond was bowled by Austin. Cummings came in, and the score was taken to 159, when, Marshall was caught, Yorntth arid 51i1.1s did not stop' long, and the innings closed for 161. Being in a minority of 100, the Albion followed on, and did much better. They made 237, M'Farlano leading the way with a splendidly-compiled 70, while Strang also ..'hatted nicely for 26. 'Wanting 73 runs to win, and with half an hour to play, Carisbrook opened with Barron' and Drumm. Off Mills's first ball Barron was bowled. Austin'-was next, and the score was taken to 25 when Drumm wis also hottijd by Mills for 16. Godfrey was the incomer, but was immediately out lbw to Cummings. Siedo'berg followed, hut when the score had readied 31 Cummings got a good ono past Austin. Fenwick came in, bid Mills immediately howled him. Five for 31. 'Adams wa.s next,' and the score rose to 51, when Siodcberg was bowled by Mills. Thomson followed, and the score had reached 53 when Adams 'was caught. Time was then called, with the score readbig seven for 53. Mills (for Albion) bowled well, .--ocuring five wickets for 14, while Cummings got two for 26. Scores: — Camsbboox B. First innings (closed with four wickets down) .... .. .. ~326 Second Innings. Drumm, b Mills .. .. .. r 10 Barron, b Mills .. ; 0' Austin, b Cummings .. .... 5 ■ Godfrey, lbw, b Cummuigß .... 0 Siedsbeig, b Mills 10 Fenwick, b Mills 0 Adams, c Drake, b Mills .... 9 Thomson, not out ~ .. o Extras . ! .. ~ 18 Total for seven wickets 58 ' Bowling Analysis.—Mills', 33 balls, 14 runs, 5 tickets; Cummings; 30 balls, 2G runs, 2 wickets. \ Albion.—First Innings. Williams, b Austin .. .. '.. .. 55 Shclton, b West '.. 0 Aiiderton, c Siedebsrg, b Godfrey 10 M'Farlane, 1) West . ■ 5 Strang, b Austin 8 Marshall, c temvick, b Godfrey .. 5 Cramond, b Austin 21 , Drake, st Himna, b Godfrey ~ 3D Cunvminga, not out .. .... ~ 1 Vorrnth, st Hium-n, b Godfrey .'. 1 Mills, c Adams, b Godfrey .. ~ 0 Extras, .. .. 6 Total .. ~161 Bowling Analysis.—West; 132 balls, -14 runs 2 wickets; Godfrey, 90 balls, Gl rims 5 wickets; Austin, lOi balls, 40 runs, 3 wickets. Second Innings. ■ Williams, c Siedeberg, b Austin.. H Cmumings, c West, ,b Godfrey ..15 Manshall, c Fenwick, 1/Austin .. 13 ■ Anderson, st Hanna, b Godfrey ~ 13 / Cramond, c Drumm,, b Austin !' 17 ' .M'Farlane, c Adams, b Godfrey .. 70 Drake, c Austin, b Godfrey ~ .. \r, . Strang, c Thomson, b Godfrey .. 2G Vorrath, lbw, b Barron "o Sbelton, not nut ... oj Mills, b Godfrey • " y a Extras ,; ~ _ g. 'Total .. .. l 037 Bowling Analysis.-Godfrcy, 115 balls, 106 runs, 0 wickets;' Austin, SI balls 57 runs '3 wickets; West, 30 balls. 36 rims;' Barron,'36 balls, 29 runs, .1 wicket. DuxF-nis v. CARISBROOK A. This match was- concluded at Carisbrook on Saturday, tbo result being a win for Duncdin by 70 runs on tho 'first innings.

When play wti? resumed (ho liome team wiitiitfd 73 runs, with■ three wickeis to /all, to equal their opponents' first-innings score of 140. Torrance and Mackersey, however, soon settled that point by disposing of Butler, Harrawoy, and Martin for 3 runs. Mackersey's foures-for the innings were Ihreo for 5, and Torrance secured five for 24. With the possibility of a four-point win Dunotlin Josbi no lime in getting' to work in • their second ' innings. Wilson and Ka.vann.gh,-put on 18 for the first wicket, when the colt succumbed to a lbw decision Eckhold again failed, but Mackorsey and Wilson added 42 for the third wicket, Wilson retiring for n. well-made 33. _ Wilkis s career was cut short by a. beautiful catch by Kuthcrfortl. -.and Graham was howled for 6. Mackersey was out next after a good innings o/ 44. At this stage the Dunedin. skipper closed the innings. No less than seven A bowlers .were tried, Rutherford being the only one to eecure:moro than one wicket. Needing 185 to win, Cansbrook started their second innings with Faster and Bannerman, but with 23/ up the former was. caught off Maokersey. Watson camo next, and played good, found cricket for 28 before being bowled by Wilkic. Hopkins,-as usual,'played a. bright, attractive game, hut after compiling a dozen ho was snapped up by Kindley, off Kavanagh. Rutherford was soon out, and Torranoo was again too nmcb for Fisher. Bannerma.u, with 57 to lii.i credit, was held by Harris, oh" the fust bowler Kindley. Banncrnian's innings was vigorous, and useful, but he was twico let off by the fieldsmen. Butler failed to scorn, but. Blamires and Martin played out time, the total being 129 for seven wickets. ' The wickets were equally distributed amongst the Duricdin trundlers. Scores:- 1 . ' Carisbrook A.—First Innings. Hopkins; 1) Torrance. . - .. '.. 0 S. Foster, b Tcrrtmce .... .. 2 Watson, c Kavanagh, c Mackersey 25 Kutherford, c Wilkic, b Kavanagh 0 Bannennan.c and b Kavanagh .. 9 Blamires, 1> Mackersey ... ..'. .. 0 Fisher, b Torrance ~ 3 -Butler, b.Tornmco ~, 9 Harrawity, b' Mackersey .. .. 4 Foster, not out .. -.. ~- ~ ~1 Martin, c Wilson, b Torrance ..0 Extras ' •• ..'' .. .. ~. 17 , Tola! .. .. 70 Bowling Analysis.—Torrance, 112 balls, 7 maidens, \ 24 runs, 5 wickets; Kavanagh, 66 balls, 3 maidens, 24 runs, 2 wickois, 1 wide;. Mackcrsey, 42 balls, 4 maddens, 5 .runs. 3 wickets. , ■ * ; .Second Innings. Foster, o Harris, b Mackersey ..13 Eannerman, c Harris, b Kindley.. 57 ■ Watson, b Wilk'ie r. 28 ' Hopkinsj c Kindley, b Kavanagh 12 ' . ' Rutherford,-s Mackorsey, b Kind- I ley ..-,' ~ 4 Fisher, b Torrance .. 6 Blaniicrs, not cut .. : .. ... .. 6 Butler,, c Mackersey, li Torrance 0 Martin, not out".. ..|..' .. .. ' 1 . Extras .. .... .. .. ... 2 - Total for:seven wickets .. 129 . Bowling- Analysis.—Torrance, CO balls, 3 widens, 27 runs, 2 .wickets; Mackersey, 42'.ills, 1 maiden, 31 funs, 1 wicket; Kindley, 'S balls, 1 maiden, 31 runs, 2 wickets; •.'.ivnnagh,--21 balls, 34 runs. 1 wicket; ;J. i ] !<ie, G balls, 4 runs, 1 wicket.' • ' . . ' Dunedin. First innings .... .. . .. 140 Second Innings. ' ': Wilson, c BanhermaU) b Rtuher . ford . .... ..'; .... .. '.. 33 i Ivavanngli, i-bw. 1> Rutherford .. 10 ' '' ELrhfiid, b Vr&taon '.. 8 ' Miickcrsey, !> Blamires .. .. .. 44 Wilkic, c Itiitl.'orford, b Foster .. \o . Graham, '• Fisher ,'. ,6 Torrance, not iiut ~ 6Extras ... ......... 12 Total . ..-'■- 114 . Bowling Analysis.—Fisher,'. 12 balls, 2 maidens, 27 runs, 1 wicket; Jv.yMierfoni,' *.'} balls, 2 maidensj 2() rufii, 2 wickets, ■(■••wirtes; Watson,-30 balls, 1 maiden, 3 run?. 1 vicket; Butler, 18 balls. 1 ■maiden, 6 runs; l ; ',ajin«man, 12 balls, S runs; 'Bkmircs! 53 I'alls. 3 .maidens, 13 iiras.'l wicket;, Foster, If' balls, 19 runs, 1 wickei. Opoito v. Grange. Opoho scored a .four-point wi'i i,mt (irange on Grange ecorft.! 6- intheir first ntouigs, and Ujxilio, with r.'';;!it wickets down for 165, 'l-cr-iMnr-d batting- 'KiJgour and M'Kay soon got io work, and treated the spectators to some n'rcttV lively. cricket, sooting: freely all round -tho'. v.-icket. The score stood at 244 .when. "Kilgour■ closed the : in'ning«, ; with eight wickets down. Kilgour rnado 100 not out and M'Koy 24 .not out. Grange in their' second inniiurs put/ up a. much better performance, tofdlinig 190, seven batsmen :roacliing double figures, M'Gavin, Eckhoff, and Ha.vdon ehart.ng ifie bowling honours for Opoho. Gr.'ingc-\ were without the services of tlif-. vetorn/n A. Downes. ' Messrs Law-tor a-nd Terguso/i were, the umpires. Opoho,'with 1 the assistance of coach Ayies; will probably put ups-, very good performance against Canslnr.nk B next Saturday. The hill I cam arc not recognisable, as the Opoho of Jh.st year,; and all arc"set-a good example for kcannosVi by their captain Kilgour. Following ' «re Saturday's scores :- Oroiro. ■ First Innings. Kenny, lbw, b-Ogg .25 Timlin, b Davis 3 Turnbull. c Bealc, b Downes .. 8 ' Taylor,-b Ogg .. .».. ... .. 25 - Kilgour, not out .. '.. .. -.. ii» ( Woods, c Beal, b Hendesron •■ G 1 M'Gavin, e Chadwick, b Bownes 2 Eckhoff, 0 and b Davis .23 Hnydcn, c C. Beal .... 14. M'Kay.'not out'.. ... ' 24 Extras ' ... Yi Total .for eight wickels,(in--1 nings declared closed).. 241 Bowling Analysis.—Downes, 38 runs, 2 wickets; Davis, 85 inns, 2 wickets; Ogg. M runs, 2 wickets; Uomtoson. 28 runs. 1 wicket; C. Bea-1,-18 runs, 1 wicket. • •,... Second Innings. Hubble, tt Bsal, 1> Davis ~ ..0 Kenny, lbw,'b Beal 7 .Hayden, no! out .'■ g Extras ' ,: ..' ~ • 2 Total for two wickets ..14 . . Change, First innings- .. ..' ~ .. '.. 63 /" becond Iniings. / Brydone, b M'-Gavin .. .. .. 31 ' Patcrson. b Eckhoff .1 . . 2 '' C. Beal, b Ecklwff ;. .. 2«y' ■ Henderson, c and b EckhoS . Y.f Ogg.c and b M'Gavin ~'v .. .. 2:4 '3imieß,_ c Timlin, b M'Gaviii ~ ; 1 Chadwick. b ' Hayden •«.-, AV. Beiil, h E'ckhoff .. .... /at Johnstone, not out'.. . '.. .; n Davis, c Woods, |> Eekk-tf .. ./. 0 . Extras .. ~ '.. is Total- ' . 190 Bowling Analysis—.Eckr.off. 7.! runs. 5 wickets; M'Gavin, 55 .runs. . ; ; wrkcU - lljvdmr, 21 runs, 1 wicket; W;-..:.!,:/20 l-um/'o wickets. . OTHER. iiATCli.' The ma-lcli between the I'.S.S. Cn. and [lie Agonts for thb Slm-.v, 8:r. ; ill, «-«! Albion Co., played at Carisbi-col; on Saiitrday hist; wa.s won by the furmi-r tiv l'v inns.' The scores wore: TT.S.H. (\>„ /56 (M. I'.uinnn 17, 11. Ward 12, J.|.l<ilin-)trv 11); Shaw.-Savill, and Albion IV, 62 ((1./ftilfliie 14. R. Neilson 13). AUCKLAND HlA>/IPIO.\SinP GAMES. .(Pkr Univw) Pjrkw Assoi'.ATtoij.) '■ AU(, , KLJ,-\NI). No,-jiber 22. ■ The third round ojf liio Auc',;uiid Cricket Associalion's chninpi'onsliins -ns concluded yesterday in fine wnather ..mi on gotid wickets. The Senior 'i'miit' matches' resulted'ns follow-.-Graf kn University; Grafton firsi innings 5-V" (.':,' ersity 127 (Wilkes 28 and..73: Ma*-:, took .-six' wiokols lor 32 runs), Grafton .--i,!! by un ii'..'inl-

and 149 runs, thus securing a three-point mn. (lily Vi -K(| cu A . Ci(v 169 an( j i33 for four wickets, Eden A first innings 241 (Cumniiiigs 44). ].y op won j )y 72 ~„n s on the iirst innings, securing a two-point win. Ponsonby v . Parncll; Poraonby 157 and 168 for throe wickets (declared) (Hennis 61 not out), I'ai'iiell 162 (Sale 48) and,E2 for two wickets. Parncll' won by fivo runs on the first innings. North Shore' v. Eden tfllls: North Shore 137 and 124 for four wickets (Hnddon 66 not out), Holts' first iniiiugs 222 (lielf 89, Iliues 51). The Colts won by 85 011 t>e first innings. WELLINGTON, November 22. On, Siitiii'day the third round of tho championship wns complolcd. Wellington beat (Jns Company on the first innings, scoring 264 to 109 and 158 for six wickets. Old Boys beat Newtown, also on the first innings, scoring 309 to 77 and 110 for eight wickets. J