SATURDAY'S MATCHES.

Otago Witness, Issue 2798, 30 October 1907, Page 61

SATURDAY'S MATCHES.

FIRST GRADE. DUNEDIN^V. CAEISBROOK 8. . This match, which was played on -ftie Caledonian Ground, was left, in an interesting state, Dunedin having made 146 runs. ; • and Caris-brook 81 for the loss of stf wickets. The following are the scores :-s» ' Dunedot.— First Innings. Torrance, b Ross .. .... .. 27 Eckhold, run out 8 H. Bannerman, b Brown . . .14 - 1 Courtis, b Ross .. 0 Mackersy, b Brown " 10 Dela-mere, o Drumm, b Williams 19 J. Wilkie, b Brown •.. .. .» 0 Latham, lbw, b Brown 7 Melvin, run out .. . , .. . 5 J. Graham, b Austin .o ■• ■ 29 M'Oann, not out -.. . > t .. 12 Extras .« *• «« .» «• ..17 . Total * .. •• i*6 " ' Bowling Analysis. — Austin. 60 balk, . 8 ' maidens, 24 runs-, 1 wicket; -Ross, 138 balls;.. 6 maidens, 44 runs, 2 wickets; Williams, 72J , balls, 1 maiden, 37 runs, 1 wicket; Brown, 90 balls, 7 maidens, 25 runs, 4 wickets. Carisbbook B. — First Innings. . Drumm, b Bmnerman 21 Austin, b Torrance 4. S. Foster, not out 23 Burt, b Melvin 12 Ussh«r, run out ■* Sparrow, c M'Cann, b Melvu) . 0 Brown, b Wilkio .. , O Thomson, not out ....... 0 Extras 1* * Total for six wickets' .. 81 Bowling Analysis.— Torffcnoe, 66 balls, 9 maidens, 20 runs, 1 wicket; Mackersy, 24 balls,) 1 maiden, 10 runs; Bannerman, 30 balls. I*| runs, 1 wicket; Melvin, 48 balls, 1 maiden; 19 Tuns, 2 wickets ; Wilkie, 18 balls, 2 maidens, ' 4 runs, 1 wicket. Cabisbbook A v. Albion. The match Carisbrook A v. Albion was commenced on the North Ground oa Saturday.. The following are the detailed) scores: — Carisbrook A. — First Innings. W. Watson, b Corbett 8 T. Adams, b Corbett 10 ' W. Uttley, lbw, b Cumroinga .. if H. Harraway, by Cummings •. . 1 A. H. Fisher, b Cummings .. O [ G. C. Lyttelton, lbw, b Cummings Q W. Foster, b Shepherd .. .- 14, W. Butler, not out 65 W. Bannerman. b M'Farlane .. 32 J. R. Rutherford, b M'Farltne .. 2 "• A. Martyn, c and. b Cummhigs" • . 1' Extras .. .. •. « 17 Total * .. 146- '. Bowling Ana-lyais. — E. Cummings, 114 ba-lla; 7 maidens, 46 runs, 6 wiokets; C. Corbett,' 90 balls, 2 maidens, 68 runs, 2 wickets; R. Shepherd, 18 balls, 20 runs^ 1 wicket; Tv M'Farlane, 18 balls, 1 maiden, 5 runs, 2 wickets. Second Innings. Bannerman. b M'Farlane .. .. 8 Martyn. b Cummings .... . 0 TJttley, not out .. .. .. ... .. 0 Total for two wickets .... 8 Albion.— First Inflings. T. M'Farlane, c Harraway, b Fisher .". .. 23 J. Baker, b Fisher 2 A. Adams, c Martyn, b Butlef .. 9 R Shepherd, c Rutherford, b Fisher 20 F Williams, o Lyttleton, b Rutherford 3 j W. Drake, c Bannerman, b Butler % JC. Cameron, b Rutherford .. 1 i W. D. Sihelton, c Bannerman, b. Rutherford & W. Dry, b Fisher 4. C. Corbett, not out .. .. 4 , 22 E. Cummings, b Butler .. <- 7 Extras „ „. „ 2 Total .. "loi Bowling Analysis.— A. H. Fisher, 84 ball* 4 maidena, 38 runs, 4 wickets; W. Watson, 36 balls, 2 maidens, 18 runs; "W. Butler, 64 balls, 7 maidens, 16 runs, 3 -wickets; J € Rutherford, 54 balls, 127 runs, 3 wickets. Grange v. Opoho. The matoh Grange v. Opoho was com> menced at Opoho, tho first day's play leaving Grange with a comfortable lead of 80 rune on th© firet inninge. Grange. — First Innings. W. Beal, run out 18 H. Bond b Eckhoff 2 W. Henderson, run out 21 C. Beal, c M'Gkivin, b Eckhoff . 36 J, Roberts, run out ******&

"W. Ogg, T> Eckhoff 0 A. Eownes, b Cbadwick .. „ 1 9. Brydone, "b Chad-wick .. ,13 C. Ferguson, c liear, b Eckhoff 21 H. W«id, nol out 3 W. Davia, c Lear, b Chadwick .. 0 Extras .. 15 Total .. .. .. .. 138 Bowling Analysis.— Chadwick, 108 bails, 4 fttaideara, 54 thus, 3 wickets; Eckhoff, 132 ! balls, 6 maidens, 50 runs, 4 wickets; H'Qvrin, 36 balls, 19 runs. EckhofE bowled fax no-balls. Second Innings. H. Bond, c Bckhoff, b Chadwick 0 Brydone, not out 10 Extra . .. 1 Total for one wicket . 11 Opoho. — First Innings. Kenny, lbw, b Downes 8 Kilgour, lbw, b Downes 3 Turnbull, c and b Downes .. .. 13 Hayden, b Ferguson 2 Ecihoff , b Ferguson. 6 James Timlin, c Ogg, b Downes 7 M'G-avin, b Downes 3 John Timlin, b Downes 8 M'Kay, run out 1 Chadwick, c Bond, b Downes .. 3 Lear, not out .. • 0 Extras , .. 9 Total .. .v 58 Bowling Analysis.— Ferguson, 36 balls, 21 rs, 2 wickets; Downes, 39 balls, 1 maiden, runs, 6 wickets; Davis, 6 bails, 3 runs, 1 wicket. SECOND GRADE. The match Dunedin No. 1 v. Grange was Commenced on the Caledonian Ground. Grange, batting first, were disposed of for 7i9 rope, R. Johnston batting well for 26, wbUe H. Wright (15) and A. Robinson uS) also showed good form. W. Maelean (four for 14) and J. T. Wilson (two lor 6) bowled best for the Dunedin. On Xhwedin going in to bat they responded mitOx 77, Whitty batting nicely for 27, while Goyen (11) and J. Melville (10) also reached double figures. The Grange, going in «. second time, lost two wiokete for 52 frhen time was called. H. Wright (31) batted freely, and Robinson (18 not out) wo batted well. Crostrie (four wickets), Wright (three wiokets), and Davidson (two wiokets) bowled well for Grange. Albion met Mornington on the North Ground on Saturday. Albion made 114 in the first innings and 26 for the loss of one wicket in the second. D. Cramond (SS) S. Hidddeston© (22 and 13 not out), and S>: n. Mow&t (13) batted well. Mornington replied with 86 (T. Young 31, D. Stalker 18, Spinks 11). Young and Stalker for Mornington and Vorreth (four for 23) and Worrall (four for 25) for Albion divided the bowling honours. The Opoho and Dunedin No. 2 met on the Caledonian Ground. The former, batting first, totalled 113 (Moore 40, Turnbull 17, Anderson 14). Of the Dunedin bowlers, Eckhold (three for 13) Johnston (three for -2)), and : ggs (two for 17) bowled beat. Dunedin responded with 75 Comer 120) tod' Harris" (31"not out) showing good form with the bat. Jenkins, Ander%on, and M 'Donald: divided the wiokete for Opoho. In the match Cansbrook D v. Roslyn, tolayed at Bishopsoourt, the scores were: — i ftoslyn, 176 (H. Wilkinson 42, E. KavaMLgh 31, V. Anderson 29, W. Beeby 19, H. ! Jtigby 12 not out) ; Carisbrook, eight ' Wiokets -for- -71 {Harraway 18, Fenwiek 16 tiot out,- Haynes 12). Harraway (three 'wickets) and'Coombes (two wickets) were tibia most successful of the Carisbrook bowlers. THIRD GRADE. Anderson's Bay defeated St. Martin's Kb, 2 by an. Innings and 73 rune at Anderson's Bay, thus securing a two points win. Tie principal floorers for the Bay were MOler (37), Weatherstone (34), Newel (24), Abercrombie (22 not out), and Woods (20). Booth (13) batted well for St. Martin's. Weatheretone, Reekie, and Kirkwood snared the bowling honours. Star No. 1 defeated Grange on tlm 'ABylvaa Giuuud by nine wickets a-nd 22 wnrn Gronge, batting first, made 181 (F. Fogaxty 68. R, Fogartr 36, Galland 25. Sunmond* 16, and Bond 12). Star replied with 203 for one wicket (J. M'Neill 100 not out, W. Hijrgins 62, and W. Dow 22 not put). For Star, W. Dow secured five . wickets for 35 runs. AJbion met Star No. 2 on the Asylum Ground, and defeated them by 37 runs. Albion made 74 runs, M. Thomson (14 not out) and A. Robinson (12) batting- well. Star replied with 37, Keilar (8 not out) being top scorer. T. Livingstone (three for 9) and V. McDonald feix for 18) for Albion, ana Aitohison and Swanson for Star secured the wickets for their respective ekUw.Morniftgton defeated' Carisbrook by five <wick3te and 11 runs. For Mornington, John Haig made" 34" (hot '"out), Jennings 20, ftovost 16, and Anderson 13. For Carisbrook, Thomson (52) was top scorer. In the match St. Kilda v. Port Chalmers the latter (who played with eight men) were disposed of for 43 run«, while St. Kilda lost four wickets for 151. For the wlaners Harvey and Jevrons played well, scoring 55 and 46 (not out) respectively. St. Martin's Xo. 1 defeated Dunedin on the former's ground by an innings and CO runs. St. Martin's, batting first, compiled 1.5 rune, Dunedin responding with 34 and 41 respectively. For St. Martin's, F. Drako. (93), R. Botting (23), H. Drake (14), and 35, Tattersfield (12) batted well; as did Abercrombie (14) and Fisher (11) for Dunedin. F. Drake, M. Brown, and Alf. King bowled well for St. MaTtin's, as did Newton for Dunedin. The match High School v. Opoho was ton by default by the School. FOURTH GRADE. Mornington defeated Star by 41 runs. For the winners Atmore made 39 runs, A. Haig 29, and for the Star ThomDson compUe3 20. hx the match St. Kilda v. Albion the Sft/fct>r were all- dwposed of for 85 runs, tod St. Ki'da made 132. For the winners. EJoe- and- 801 l played well, scoring 42 and $3 runs respectively. ffhe match High School v. Dunedin was by default by the School. MATCHES IN AUCKLAND. AUCKLAND, October 27. The crioket season in Auckland opened yesterday In fine weather and in the pretence of a large number of spectators. Eden Seniors made 185 and North Shore 39 runs for three wickets. For Eden W. B. Smith ancde 48, Cf. B. Oummings 46. and H. Hobson 40. In their first innings City made 112 (Grainger 43, Hcuus 23) and Parnell 46 for two wickete (R. Barry 26).

Grafton mode 129 (A. Jones 39) and Poneonby had just commenced their first inniags when play ceased.