CRTCKET.

Timaru Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 3254, 2 March 1885, Page 3

CRTCKET.

TIMARU C.C. V. TEMTJKA O.C. • ■ This match was played on the ground of j the Timaru CO. on Saturday, and resulted m ( a win for the home team by 3 wickets and 61 • runs. Temuka winning the toss, elected to ' bat, sending m Cleave and Ogilvie to face the bowling of Rothwell and Godby. After 4 runs had been made Cleave fell a victim to Rothwell, and Gurr came m. Runs now came freely, 10 and 20 soon going up, when Hughes relieved Godby. Ogilvie then put one into Jones' hand at point, and retired with 18 to his credit. 27 — 2 —lß. Bryara was next m and soon commenced scoring bo a double change of bowling was tried, Perry and Mills removing Eothwell and Hughes. This, however, did not have the desired effect, and Mannings toot Mills' place. A separation was now made, as Perry clean bowled Gurr. The retiring batsman had shown very neat cricket. 78—3 —19. Brown filled the vacancy, but after making 4 lost his partner, who was clean bowled by the first ball from Mannings, and retired with a well earned score of 32. 82 — 4 —32. Bryars had shown nice cricket, some of his off drives being very effective. Pinckney was next m, and played steadily while his partner did the scoring. Brown, however, after putting together 11 m free style, was clean bowled by Mannings. 91 —s—ll.5 —11. Hay hurst was the next to appear, but lost his partner, who failed to atop one from Rothwell. 92 —6—2. G. T. Wood filled the vacancy, and both men indulged m some free hitting. Hayhurst at last put one into Raymond's hands. 99 —7 —G. Heap was then clean bowled by the next ba'l. 99—8 —0. Hargreaves who came m saw Wood put a lofty one into King's hands. 106—9—6. Gordon Wood filled the vacancy, but trying a short one, which was splendidly fielded by Fraser, was run out. The innings thus closed for 106, which is the highest score that has been made against Timaru this season. Mannings bowled exceedingly well for Timaru, taking five wickets for 15 runs. • Godby and Raymond started the batting for Timaru, Hayhurst and Gurr bowling. Runs came at a great rate, Godby, who was m grand form, especially scoring fast. Ogilvie and Heap next took up the bowling. With the score at 40 Raymond was out lbw, retiring for a well-played 15. C. Perry filled the vacancy, and runs came faster than ever. Godby, however, was given out lbw, after putting together 40 m splendid style. 65 —2 —40. Bothwell was next to appear, and Ogilvie bowled m place of Pinckney. Perry and Rothwell took the score up to 95, but then the former let a ball from Heap pass his bat, and gave way to Mannings. The retiring batsman had made 18 m Ids usual neat style. The score was still mounting up fast, both men hitting hard, but Mannings, after putting together 16 very rapidly, was bowled by Heap. 118 —4—16. Hughes was the incomer, and was soon busy, Rothwell being principally on the defensive. Hughes at last was beaten by Pinckney. 143—5 —11. Fraser then joined Rothwell, and runs still came, so Wood and Hayhurst took up the bowling. Fraser hit one to leg, and was well caught by Gurr. 155—6—5. ¥. Jones came m, but after making 4 was clean bowled by Hayhurst. 163-7—4. Mills had just gone m when time was called, Rothwell being not out for a careful aud nicely played 39. Messrs Bristol and Johnson umpired for the respective teams. The following are the scores: —

TEMUKA C.C. J. Ogilvie, c Jones, b Rothwell 18 W. Cleavo, b Rothwoll 0 E. W. Gurr, b Perry 19 W. Bryars, b Mannings ... ... ■•• 32 E. Brown, b Mannings ... ... ■•• H R. Pinekney, b Rothwell ... ... 2 J. Hay burst, c Eaymond, b Mannings ... 6 Q. T. "Wood, c King, b Mannings ... 6 J. J. Heap, b Mannings •• ... ••• W. Hargreaves, not out 0 &. P. Wood, run out 0 Extras 12 Total 106 Bowiing Analysis. Balls. Euns. Mdns. Wkts. Godby „.45 8 4, 0 Rothwell ... 135 32 11 3 Hughes ... 35 6 4 0 Perry 25 18 0 1 Mills 20 15 0 0 Mannings ... 55 15 5 5 TIMiBTT C.C. M. J. Godby, lbw, b Heap 40 S. G-. Raymond, lbw, b Ogilvie 15 C. T. H. Perry, b Heap 18 J. Rothwell, not out 39 E. J. Mannings, b Heap 16 W. J. Hughes, b Pinckney 11 C. S. Fraser, c Gurr, b Wood ... ... 5 F. Jones, b Hayhurefc 4 T. L. Mills, not out 0 M.J.Knubloy7 lidnotbafc W.W.King j Extras 19 Total 167 Bowmno Analysis. Balls. Runs. Mdns. Wkts. Hayhurat ... 80 51 0 1 Gurr ... -. 55 27 1 ° Heap 80 39 2 3 Oeflvie ... 35 19 2 1 Pinckney ... 25 10 0 1 &. P. W00d... 10 2 0 1 Hayhurst bowled on« wide, Heap three ■wides and one jjo-baU, and G. Wood four