CRICKET.

Tuapeka Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4819, 5 January 1901, Page 3

CRICKET.

WAITAHUNA v. PRIVATEERS (Dunedin.)

A good game of cricket between our local team and the Privateers was played on the Waitahuna cricket ground on New Year's Day. The game was decided on the first innings, the Privateers proving too much for our men and winning the match by 38 runs. Captain Wardrop's bowling was very hard to play, and a number of our local men did not feel at all athome when facing it. An abundance of refreshments were provided and handed round by the ladies during the afternoon. Following are the scores :—: — Peivateehs. T. Hcaly, 1) Ellis ..!* 9 I). Hesnian, c Yorkb M'Kcnzio ... 7 D. Smith, thrown out ... ... ...13 J. Conner, c York b Cowon ... ... 6 11. Miller, c M'KeDzie bCo won ... 8 T. Hussay, not out ... ... ...14 - G. Hessford, c CowenbCowen ...10 E. Wardrop, b Bowie ... ... ... 3 .1. \Ylntty, c Coweu b Cowou ... ... 1 . J. Millar, b M'Kenzie 3 X, Smith, c Yorkb M'Kenzio ... ... 0 Extras ... ... ••■ 3 Total 77 Waitahuna. P. Co wen, lbw b Wardrop ... ... 2 J. Henderson, b Waidrop ... ... 0 O. Moeu, b Wardrop ... ... ... f> W. M'Kenzie, b Millar 1G U. York, b Millar • ... 0 F. Ellis, b Wardrop ... •* E. Bowie, b Millar ... ... ... 3 T. M'Kenzie, b Millar 0 A. M'Kenzie, b Millar 0 T. Pedlow, not out ... ... ... 3 T. Redpath, b Miller 0 Extras ... ... ••• 5 Total 39 A concert and dance in aid of the cricket clud'b funds was held in the Good Templars' Hall the same evening. The attendance was large, the hall being packed to the door. The Privateers gave the entertainment, which was a very good one. Tha gross proceeds were nearly £12 and, as the expefles Were small, a good Bum will be available for the benefit of the club. — Correspondent.