Cricket.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 224, 5 November 1894, Page 3

Cricket.

The Cup Matches.

Pahiatua v. Danevirke. The first Cup match of the season between Pahiatua and Danevirke was played at Woodville on Saturday and resulted in an easy win for Pahiatua by an innings and 49 runs. Tho batting of Chambers was faultless, his score of 58 being compiled without giving a single chance. T. Hewat, Reeve and Maclosky also showed good cricket for 19, 15, and 10 respectively. The wicketkeeping of T. Hewat was much admired. The Pahiatua team were playing six emergencies, and Danevirke had to play several substitutes. Mr T. Hewat captained the Pahiatua team and Mr Henderson the Danevirke team. Subjoined are the scores:— Danevirke First innings.—Newenham, c Hewat b Bennet, 28 ; Knight, b Reeve, 0; Henderson, c Maclosky b Reeve, 4; Hayward, stp Hewat, 10; Nash, lbw, 9; Kearney, b Bennet, 6; Bargh, run out, 3 ; Baker, stp Bennet, 1 ; Kemp, b Bennet, 1; Pawson, not out, 0 ; extras, 2 ; total 63. Second Innings— Newenham, c Gault b Reeves, 2 ; Hayward, c Briggs b Reeve, 3 ; Kearney, b Reeves, 0; Knight, b Bennet, 0 ; Henderson, b Reeve, 4; Nash, c Chambers b Bennett, 6 ; Kemp, run out, 0 ; Bargh, run out, 6 ; Pawson, c Gault b Beunet, 8 ; Baker, not out, 0; total, 24. Total for two innings, 87. Pahiatua First innings.—Reeve, b Bargh, 15; Bottomley, c Henderson b Nash, 4; Chambers, b Bargh, 58; Gault, run out, 0 ; Bennett, b Knight, 8 ; Hewat, 1) Bargh, 19 ; Briggs, c Kearney b Henderson, 2 ; Hare, b Nash, 1 ; Caselberg, >ut, 0; Maelosky, b Bargn, 10; McKenna, b Nash, 0; extras, 19; total for first innings, 136.

Woodville v. Hawera,

The Woodville and Hawera senior teams met on ihe Pahiatua ground, and tho game ended in a decisive victory for tho Hawera representatives by eight wickets. Tho Woodville players were unable to stand before the bowling of Horace Griffiths and Lucena, who ais- ! pos»=(l of batsmen for a total of 35 runs. I Griffiths secured six wickets for 11 runs, and Lucena four for 17. Hawera knocked up 96 ;■ ms ; ly 14, W. Brittl tnd39, and Lucena *25, being the principal contribu | tors. Woodville replied with 11)0; Dignan | 27, Wilson 19, and Walsh 13. The 4<J runs required to win, wore knocked up by i Hawera with a loss of two wickets, G. Griffiths 14, Meyer 11. The following ,i re 1 he sci ires : Woodville 5 ; Hodge, b H. Griffiths, 2 ; Scott, b Griffith 3, 7 : Walsh, b Griffiths, 3 ; W ilson, b Griffiths, 2 ; Dignan, c Lucena, U ; McKenzie, b Lucena, 3 ; Smith, b H. Griffiths, 0 ; L. Monckton, not out, 4; Stevenson, b Lucena, 0; C. Monckton, run out, Lucena “2 ; extras. 7—Total of first innings 35. 2nd. Innings - Dignan,b H. Griffiths, 27 ; Hodge, b Griffiths, 4; Jardine, lbw b Griffiths. 6; Scott. <• Lucena, b Griffiths, 6 ; Monckton, b Griffiths, 0; C. Monckton, c W. Britland, b Griffiths, 0; Wilson, b Lucena, 19: Walsh, lbw, 13; McKenzie, run out, 7 ; Smith, b Griffiths, 5 ; Stevenson, not out, 0 ; extras, 14—Total of socond innings, 100. Hawera. —First Innings.—E. Meyer, b Wilson, 0 ; 11. Udy, c Wilson, 14; 11. Griffiths, b Walsh, 7: StoncWigg, b Walsh, 0; Sullivan, b Walsh, 1 ; W. Brittland, b Walsh, 86 ; A. Lucena, c. Walsh, b Hodge, 25; G. Griffiths, c McKenzie, b Hodge, 0; Drew, b Walsh, 6; Connolly, b Walsh, 2; E. Bodmin, not out, 1. Extras, 4.—Total of first innings, 96. 2nd Innings—G. Griffiths, b Scott, 14 ; E. Meyer, notout, 11 ; Udy, b Hodge, 8 ; Lucena, not out, 9 ; extras, 4 ; two wickets for 41. Total of second innings, 41.