CRICKET.

Otago Witness, Issue 1824, 5 November 1886, Page 26

CRICKET.

NOTES BY SLIP. SENIOR CUP MATCHES. CAHISBROOK V. PHCENIX. This match was concluded on Saturday last and resulted in a 65 runs victory for the latter. For the winners C. Beck, West, and C. Frith were the only players who reached the coveted "double." The former, though out of practice, somewhat still retains his characteristic defence. Levy, for Carisbrook, played an exceedingly Sood innings for his 32, deservedly carrying out is bat. Oq neither side was the trundling so deadly as that of the previous Saturday. Montgomery, for the Phoenix, though somewhat erratic at times did most execution. His style .is easy and length good, the ball gathering pace from the pitch. With improved direction and moderation in delivery, his bowling should be of great Bervice to his side. Drabble and Niven did good service behind the sticks, and also C. T. Moore at longstop. Subjoined are the scores : — Phcenix.— Second Innings. L M Harris, b Morris ... ... 9 CG T Moore, b Morrison ... ... 2 Malcolm, run out ... ... ... 2 F Haskell, o Drabble, b Fitzgerald ... 6 C Beck, c Drabble, b Morris ... ... 14 Montgomery, b Fitzgerald ... ... 0 Wesb, c tawson, b Morris ... ... 18 Niven, c Morrison, b Levy ... ... 2 Wyiuks, e Morrison, bAx Smith ... 6 WJ Moore, not. out ... ... 7 O Fiith. b Morris ... ... ... 15 Extras ... ... ... 1 Total ... ... ... 82 First Innings ... ... ... 68 Grand total ... ...150 BOWLING ANAI/TSIS, Runs. Wkts. Mdns. Balls. Morris ... ... 33 4 2 99 Morrison... ... 10 1 0 24 Fitzgerald ... 16 2 2 48 Levy ... ... 10 1 0 12 AY Smith ... 12 1 1 18 Oabisbrook.— Second Innings. AY Smith, c Frith, b Montgomery ... 1 A Drabble, b Montgomery ... ... 1 Levy, not out ... .... ...32 Lo -gford, run out ... ... -... 0 Fitzuerald, b Montgomery ... ... 1 A Morris, b Monbgomery ... ... 0 Morr son b Montgomery ... ... 7 Alves, run out ... ... ... 0 Cook.bFribh ... ... ... 3 Lawson, Ibw, bW J Moore ... ... 1 M'Kerrow, absent ... ... ... 0 Extras ... ... ... 8 51 First Innings ... ... ...31 Grand total ... ... ... 85 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Buns. Wkts. Mdns. Balls. Frith ... ... 21 1 4 102 Montgomery* ... 19 5 5 84 WJ Moore ... 6 16 59 "Bowled six wides. Cabisbboos Fibst Team v. Southern Fifteen. The above match was started on Saturday. The Southerners going in first, took full advantage of the good wicket supplied by M'Lellan. Their batting all through was of a very fair order, and Johnson is to be complimented on his score of 83. He had a certain amount of luck by making uppish hits which just fell short of the fieldsmen; nevertheless he showed good form for the start of a season. The fielding and bowling of the Carisbrook was not at all up to the mark, a good number of catches being missed. At the call of time Carisbrook had lost three wickets for 39 runs. The match will be continued next Saturday at 2 o'clock sharp. Southern.— First Innings. Johnson, b Dixon ... ... ... 83 Farrell, b Kitt ... ... ... 13 0 Home, c Dixon, b Kitt ... ... 6 Forrester, b Russell ... ... 0 Watson, o Bowler, b Kitt ... ... 2 1 Home, b Kitt ... ... ... 0 F Home, b Kitt ... . ... ... 3 Buchan, b Russell... ... ... 0 Crawford, b Kussell ... ... 7 Clarke, c Smith, b Russell ... ... 7 Butlin, b Russell ... ... ... 9 Austin, b Uixon ... ... ... 16 Stenhouse, b uixon ... ... 0 Colclough, b Eussell ... ... 3 Sullivan, not out ... ... ... 2 Extras ... ... ... 14 Total ... ... ... 165 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Balls. Mdns. Buns. Wkts. Kitt ... ... 103 3 47 5 Dixon ... ... 69 3 23 3 Eussell ... ... 126 1 72 6 Lees ... ... 18 0 9 0 Kitt bowled one no-ball. Carisbrook.— First Innings. Rattray, b Forrester ... ... 1 Harper, b Austin ... ... ... 9 Lees, b Forrester ... ... ... 12 Dixon, not out ... ... ... 9 Vallange. not out ... ... ... 6 Extras ... ... ... 2 Total for three wickets ... 39 WANDERERS v. ALBIONS. The Wanderers v. Albions match was concluded on Saturday, and resulted in a win for the Wanderers by 36 runs, the game being a very close one. The Wanderers in their second innings scored 94 before the last wicket fell, Andrews being not out with 26 runs. This left the Albions 116 runs to make to win the match, which they failed to do, the last wicket falling with the score at 80 runs. Parker played in splendid style for 36 runs. He gave one chance to M'Ororie when his score stood at 27- Thompson and Henderson also played well. Pocknall, M'Farlane, Claffey, and James Enox bowled well for the Wanderers, as did Henderson, Parker, Carr, and Gollar for the Albions. The following are the full scores : — Wanderers. First Innings. Second Innings. James Knox, run out ... 41 b Henderson ... 16 Pocknall, b Carr ... 4 b Henderson ...19 M'Donald, c Carr, b Henderson ... ... 5 Ibw, b Henderson 4 Doudle, c Fairbairn.b Henderson ... ... 4 b Gollar ... 2 M'Farlane, Ibw, b Hender- c Clayton, bHen- , »<> n , ... ... 0 derson ... 3 M'Crorie, c Carr, b Parker 2 b Henderson ... 2 John Knox, Ibw, b Parker 14 b Parker ... 1 Andrews, c Carr, b Henni d « SOn nY" ••• ° not out ... 6 Olaffey, c Thompson, b Parker ... „, 1 i DW D Q ftri . 3 Gregory, 0 Fairbairn, b c Clayton, b ParHenderson ... ... 6 ker 2 Holmes, not out ... 0 c Thompson, "b !!<„+.„„ Henderson ... 6 Extras ... „, Bxtraf> _I 0 Total 81 Total ... 94 BOWLING ANALYSIS. First Innings. „ Balls. Buns. Wkts. Mdir. Carr ... ... 36 21 1 0 W H Shelton ... 18 9 0 0 Thompson ... ... 12 3 0 1 Henderson ... ... 48 17 6 i n>W ... hi 45 80 3 0

Second Innings. Henderson ... ... 102 28 6 3 Thompson ... ... 48 23 0 1 Parker ... ... 42 10 . 2 1 Carr ... ... 42 11 1 2 Gollar ... ... 21 12 1 1 O.ayton „. ... 12 1 0 I Clayton bowled a wide. Albion. First Innings. Second Innings. Parker, o James Knox, b M'Farla.e ... ...27 b Claffey ...36 Olayton. c Joha Knox, b o Holmes, b ClafPocknall ... ... 3 fey ... 1 Colvin, b Pocknall ... 1 b Claff j y ... 0 Fairbairn, b Pocknall ... 0 not out ... 0 Gollar, b Pockuali ... 2 candbM'Farlane 6 Pellett, c Holmes b Claffey 10 b Pocknall ... 6 bhelton, Ibw, b M'Farlaue . 1 b Jame3 Knox ... 1 Henderson, run out ... 0 b M'Farlane ... 11 Carr, c Pockuali. b Olaffey 4 b Olaffey . ... l Thompson, c M'Douald, b c M'Farlane, b Pocknall ... ... 9 James Knox 15 M'ittas'er, not out ... 0 b James Knox ... 0 Extras ... ... 2 Extras ... 15 Total ... ... 59 Total ... 80 BOWIING ANALYSIS. First Innings. Balls. Buns. Wkts. Mdns. Pocknall ... ... 72 24 4 4 M'Farlane ... ... 102 25 2 6 Claffey ... ... 43 8 2 3 Second Innings. Pocknall ... ... 38 22 1 1 M'Farlane ... ... 84 10 2 2 Claffey ... ... 67 21 4 1 James Knox... ... 12 1 3 1 James Knox bowled a wide. NORTH DUNEDIN v. WAVERLEY. The Cup match North Dunedin Eleven v. Waverley Thirteen was concluded on Saturday, and resulted in a victory for the former by six wickets and eight runs. The following were che scores :— Wavebley. First Innings. Second Innings. Hope, b Baker ... 18 cGrenfell- ... 13 Spencer, b ßaker ... 3 c Baker ... 12 Mackinlay, b Baker ... 0 o J Macfarlane ... 0 Burn Bide, b Baker ... 0 o GrenMl ... 2 Kiddell.cW Macfarlane 4 b Grenfell ... l Dobbie, c Baker ... 3 run oub ... 10 You.ig, c Grieve ... 0 runout ... l Hunter (capt.), b J Macfarlane... ... 9 o Grenfell ... 21 Stewart, b Baker ... 0 b Grieve ... o Thomson, b Baker ... 0 not out ... 2 Henderson, c Baker. .. 0 o Grieve ... 0 Anderson, b J Maofarlaue ... ... 0 b Grenfell ... 4 Macnalr, not out ... 6 b Baker ... 0 Extras... ... 5 Extras ... 17 Total ... 50 Total „, 83 Baker, 8 wickets for 15 run 3; Grenfell, 5 for 12 ; J. Macfarlane, 2 for 7 : Grieve, 2 for 9. Nokth DdSediu. First Innings. Second Innings. J Macfarlane, a Mackinlay 12 b Mackinlay ... 15 Grieve, c Dobbie ... 13 not out ... 19 Hutchinson, c Mackinlay... 0 b Hope ... 0 Baker, b Hope ... ...19 Ibw, b Hope ... 1 Croxford, b Mackinlay ... 2 not out ... 14 Wilson, run out ... 4 Gordon, b Ho.- c ... 1 Robertson, b Hope ... 0 Crawfurd, not out ... 16 b Hope „, 1 W Macfarlane, b Mackinlay 0 Grenfell, c Thomson ... 17 Extras ... ... 2 Total „. ... 91 Total for 4 wkts 50 EXCELSIOR v. ROSLYN. This match was concluded on Saturday, and resulted in an easy win for the Excelsior. The scores were : Roslyn, 49 and 82 ; Excelsior, 70 and 68 for four wickets. '.When stumps were drawn on the previous Saturday the Roslyn Club had lost eight wickets for 78 runs in their second innings. The remaining batsmen failed to add to the score, and the innings closed as above recorded ; W. Morrison adding one run to his previous score, and three byes were run. The Excelsior requiring 62 runs to win the match commenced their second innings, and the number was obtained with the loss of four wickets. Johns (16), Kendrick (13), and Geddes (11), batted in good form. The fielding of the Roslyn Club was very indifferent. WAREHOUSEMEN v. HIGH^SCHOOL. The senior cup match Warehousemea Eleven v. High School Fifteen resulted in a win for the Warehousemen by 22 runs, through the splendid j batting of Williams, Young, Harraway, and Hadfield, and the bowling of the last-named, who has the good average of 19 wickets for 49 runs for the match. The following are the full scores : — • I Wabehousemen. I First Innings. Second Innings. Hadfield (capt), b Thomson 3 c Fache, b M'Lean ... 15 Harraway, c Lovegrove, b Campbell ... ... Obo b Hunter ... 31 Williams, not out ... 13 c Gillies, b . „ M'Lean ... 25 Jenkins, b Thomson ... 5 b Thomson ... 0 Gresham, c Hunter, b Thomson ... ... 6 b Thomson ... l Martin, b Thomson ... 1 run out ... 1 Young, b M'Lean ... 7 b Campbell ... 13 Driver, c Lovegrove, b Thomson ... ... 0 b Hunter ... 3 Flinders, c Thomson, b M'Lean ... ... o not out ... 6 Hardy, b M'Lean ... 0 c Haggltt, b ,_ _ „ , Thomson ... o M'Donald, c Hunter, b M'JLaren ... ... 6 c Hunter, b Thomson ... 1 Extras ... ... 3 Extras ... 6 Total ... ... 43 Total... ... 97 Grand total ... ... 140 High School First Innings. Second Innings. Burt, c Harraway, b Gresham ... ... 10 b Hadfield „. 3 Thomson (capt), c Martin, ■ b HadfiWd ... ... 0 b Hardy ... 31 Hunter, b Hadfield ... 0 thrown out 6 Clapcott, c Driver, b Hadfield ... ... 0 nob out ... 6 Fulton, b Hadfield ... 1 b Hadfield ... 0 Campbell, c Jenkins.b Hadfield ... ... 7 c M'Donald, b Jenkins ... 2 Lovegrove, b Hadfield ... 5 b Hadfield ... 6 Scott, ibw, b Hadfield ... 7 b Haddeld ... 0 Fuiton, B c Martin, b Greshara ... ... 3 b Hadfield ... 0 Hagtjitt, o Hardy, b Gresham ..." ... 0 b Hadfield ... 0 Fache, b Hadfield „. 0 b Hadfield ... 0 M'Lean, not, out ...16 b Hadfield ... 3 Hogg, c Driver, b Hadfield 3 absent ... 0 Fullarton, c Flinders, b Marbiu ... ... 2 b Hadfield 0 Gillies, c Hadfteld, b Jenkins ... ... 6 bHaifield ... 0 Extras ... ... 0 Extras ... 1 Total ... ... 60 Total ... 58 Grand total ... - ... 118 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Warehousemen— First Innings. Runs. Wkts. Overs. Mdns, Balls. Hadfield 27 9 17 6 102 Jenkins 6 1 5 2 30 Gresham 18 3 8 0 ' 48 Williams 3 3 18 Martin 6 1 3 1 18 Second Innings. Hadfleld 22 10 14 5 81 Jenkins 18 1 7 2 12 Williams 6 — 4 1 2-1 Hardy 12 1 3 18 OTHER MATCHES. The Oarisbrook Third Eleven defeated the Wenntererß Second Efevfcn By 14 rtmfc, pMncd-

pally owing to the good cricket of H. Stronach, who carried his bat for 41.

The match North Dunedin Second Eleven v. Warehousemen Second Eleven, played on the Oval, resulted in a victory for the Northeners by 11 runs on the first innings, the scores being : North Dunodin, 38 ; Warehousemen, 27 and 26. The principal contributors were, for North Dunedio, Murray (13) and Kelly (13). Davies and Murray bowled well for the visitors, the former taking 6 wickets for 6 runs,- as did Millar and Stephenson for the losers. '

The matoh Excelsior Second v. Roslyn Second resulted in a win for the Excelsior by 1 run, the scores beiDg : Excelsior, 85 ; Roslyn, 84. Fleming with 14, Shepard (13), and Wackeldine (11) batted well for the Excelsior; Sonntag (22), Crawford (18), Eliott (21) for Roslyn; Skitch, Fleming, and Sonntag doing well with the ball. The match Clydesdale First v. Union First was played on the North ground on Saturday, and resulted in an exceedingly easy win for the Clydesdale Eleven by 85 runs. Scores : — Clydesdale, 68 and 63 ; Union, 21 and 15. The highest scores were : — Currie (10 and 15), Eckhoff (3 and 18 not out), and Orawshaw (15 not out and 0) for the victors. Not one on the losing side reached double figures. Payne and M'Farlane bowled well for the Union, as did Crawshaw (8 wickets for 13 runs) and Lucas (7 wickets for 10 runs), the latter getting 3 wickets in 3 successive balls.

The Clydesdale Second defeated the Fitzroy First by one wicket and 17 runs. Scores: Clydesdale, 36 and 30 for 9 wickets; Fitzroy, 35 and 14.

The match played between the Ravensbourne First C.C. and the Edendale First C.C. resulted in a win for the latter by 53 runs. The principal scorers were A. Cunningham (22), J. Moir (16), for the winners, and for the losers E. Killet (6). For the winning team A. Cunningham took 7 wickets for 7 runs, and for the losers Cameron took 6 wickets.

The Fairfield C.C. won their match against the High School Juniors by 5 wickets.

The following clubs have been drawn for the secon-] round of Cup matches: —

Wanderers Eleven v. Waverley Fifteen, on Waverley wicket. Phoenix Eleven v. Koslyn Sixteen, on Phoenix groiind. Excelsior Eleven v. High School Sixteen, on the Excels or ground. Grange Blevea v. North Dunedin Eleven, on Grange wicket. Albion Eleven v. Warehousemen Fifteen, on the Oval. Carisbrook Second, a bye.

The match Carisbrook v. Southern is to be continued next Saturday. The Cricketers' Association has decided that Mr Wathen's trophy be awarded to the player having the best average at the end of the season, and who must have bowled over a certain number of balls.

In the Challenge Cup matches begun at Christchurch on Saturday, Lancaster Park playing against Addington made 300 for five wickets. Dnnlop scored 82, Reeves 63, Wilding 63 (not out), and Cuff (a colt) 53.