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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16593, 17 January 1916, Page 2

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FIRST GRADE. j DUNKDIN V. CAKISBHOO®. This match was flayed on the Caledonian Ground, and ended in a. draw. Carisbrook 1 had first strike, and oeclaced' their innings J dosed at a qaurter p.'ist 5, with, four wickets c down. Watson, who secured a century, 1 opened quietly, but hit out when the 100 1 runs wore well within sight. lie gave a e clionoe of stumping. aiKl an easy cutaii wiys J missed off him. Watson got most of his I runs with shots past covcr and with straight i drives. Crawford carried the burden of j c tho bowling for Dunodin, but was not re- c warded with a wicket. Condliffe re- i turned to New Zealand from Gallipoli in t the Willoclira) totted with all his one-time I freedom, his square and late cutting being j very fine. He did not give what might bo ( called an actual chance. j C'ahisbkook.—First Innings. { H. Watson, not out 101 ] Foster, run out . 0i t Westbrook, b Wilkie Hardie, b Wilkio 0 c Shelley, c Crawford, b Fox 16 1 Uttley, not out -9 c Extras - 10 t 1 Total (innings declared) 168 £ Bowling Analysis.—Crawford, 132 runs 3 1 maidens, 61 runs; Graham, 8+ balls, 2 f maidens, 33 rune; Wilkie, 78 balls, 1 maiden, J 43 runs, 2 wiokets; Fox, 24 balls, 15 runs, s 1 wicket. . : Dttnedin.—First Innings. j L. Chadwick, run out 0 * Howard, o Drumiri, b Hardie 5 , Bryden, c Westbrook, b Ramsden ... 28 Crawford, o and b Hardie 8 Condlifl'o, not out ... — 69 < Hardie, c Westlirook, b Hardie 3 Graham, not out 4 j Extras 1 j Total, for four wickets 118 j Bowling Analysis.—Ramsden, 84 balls, 3 ( maidens, 38 runs, 1 wicket; Hardio, 66 balls, ( 1 maiden, 48 runs, 3 wickets; Westbrook, 18 < balls, 1 maiden, 7 runs; Uttley, 18 balls, 1 ] maiden, 7 runs; Watson, 12 balls, 17 runs. Albion v. Geange. This match was played on the North Ground. Albion made a good start, but t.he batsmen retired quickly when Ogg got to work. For Grange, Conradi played well for his century, 'ihe match resulted in a win for Grange, the scores being as under Albion.—First Innings. F. Williams, c Roberts, b Conradi ... 11 M'Mullan, b Beeby 36 Williams, b Beeby 24 Binney, o Conradi, b Ogg 17 Stewart, b Ogg 2 Cameron, run out 2 Stiglich, o Munro, b Beeby 0 Barrow, c and b Ogg 7 Hazehvood, st Chadwic-k, b Ogg 0 Elliott, b Ogg 2 Auld, not out 7 Extras 7 Total 108 Bowling Analysis.—Ogg, 5 wickets for 27 runs, 3 maiden; Conradi, 1 for 20, 1 maiden; White, none lor 17; Booby, 3 for 37, 1 maiden. Geange.—First Innings. Conradi, c Beadle, b Slfcewart 100 Malcolm, b Stewart 30 White, o Hazelwood, b Stewart 29 Chadwick, o Auld, b Stewart 1 Henderson, run out 1 Popple, o Barrow, b Cameron 5 Roberts, b Williams 29 Ogg, c Beadle, b Binney 15 Munro, c Ctmeron, b Williams ... ... 4 Shadrach, not out 1 Extras 17 Total ... 232 Bowling Analysis.—Cameron, 1 wioket for i 50 runs; Stiglich, none for 55;" Stewart, 4 for 33; Binney; 1 for 5; Williams, none for 52; F. Williams,-2 for 19. Opoho v. St. Kilda. The above match was played at Culling Park, and resulted in a win for Opoho by 69 runs. On a good fast wicket, Casey and Eckhoff dismissed St. Kilda for 92. Davonport batted well. Opoho replied with 161, Casey, Eckhoff, Ingram, and Kenny getting double figures. Dowries did not bat. Scores: — St. Kilda. A. Edwards, b Casey 0 Barron, c and b Casey 6 W. Kerr, b Casey 1 Davonport, c and b Eckhoff 36 A. King, b Eckhoff 12 T. Livingstone, c and b Casey 6 M'Carten, b Casey 0 H. Ward, b Casey — 3 Wm. Kerr, b Casey 10 P. Edwards, b Casey 0 E. Hodge, not out 3 Extras 15 Total 92 Bowling Analysis.—Casey, 72 balls, 43 runs, 8 wickets; Eckhoff, 69 balls, 34 runs, 2 wickets. Opoho. Kenny, b P. Edwards 22 Kilgour, retired hurt 13 Graham, b A. Edwards 0 Ingram, b A. Edwards 23 Casey, b P. Edwards 50 Turnbull, b A. Edwards 4 Hay den, cA. Edwards, bP. Edwards ... 5 Eckhoff, b M'Carten 29 Hounsom, b M'Carten ... 0 Downes, did not bat 0 Ncame, not out 2 Extras 13 Total 161 Bowling Analysis.—A. Edwards, 66 balls, 35 runs, 3 wickets; T. Livingstone, 18 balls, 16 runs; P. Edwards, 72 balls, 40 runs, 3 wickets; W. Kerr, 12 balls, 14 runs; H. Ward, 24 balls, 21 runs; A. King, 18 balls, 15 runs; T. M'Carten, 8 balls, 6 runs, 2 wickets. „ SECOND GRADE. Dunodin and Carisbrook played an interesting game, which resulted in a win for the latter just before time, Dunedin scored 180 for seven wickets and closed (M'Farlane 76 not out, Wycherley 58, D. Wilkie 15). Carisbrook replied with 190 for five wickets (Mathieson 66, Wolstenholme 44, H. Harraway, sen., 37, Cantrell 14, and H. Harraway, •jun., 10 not out). Wolstenholme (three wickets) and Ouddie (two wiokets) for the winners, and Wyoherley (three wickets) for the losers bowled best. After a very pleasant game Grange defeated Mornington 'by 157 runs. Mornington made 55 (John Ilaig 13, Watson 10, Edwards 10). Grange replied with 212 (Wright retired 54, Paterson 35, Forrester 29, Restieaux 24, M'Kenzie 16, Crosbie 17, Bennet 10). Wright, for Grange, took seven wiokets for 27 runs. iShaw and Watson bowled best for the losers. THIRD GRADE. The match Grange v. Opoho resulted in a win for the former by 164 runs. Grange, batting first, compiled 201 (Blackwood 65, Miller 51, Sullivan 31, Arthur 17, Pullar 14). Opoho responded with 37 (Simpson 15). For the winners Fogarty (7 wickets for 11 runs) and Miller (3 for 18) bowled well.