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MASTERTON ASSOCIATION. SENIOR CUP. CARLTON >A y. STAR A . Carlton A defeated Star A at the Park Oval, yesterday, afternoon, by 6 wickets and 5 runs. The scores were as follow: Carlton A (first inning9).—F. Weleh, b Hoar. 17; Swan, runout, 2; Waters, o Edwards, b Hoar, 61; O'Leary, ran out, 0; Boyd, b Hoar, 0; Leavey, b Jago, 24; Eagle, b Hoar, 10; Prow, b Egan, 12; Marsh, b Hoar 5; Congdon, not out 0; £l. Welch c Richards b Hoar 0; extras 11; total 145. BowlingHoar 6 for 19; Jago 1 for 8; Egau 3 for 40; Logan 0 for 20; Edwards 0 for 20; Chapman 0 for 22. Carlon A (second innings)—Congdon, not out 20; Waters, b Edwards 5; Eagle, run out 4; F. Welch, o Riohards, b Edwards 5; Swan, c Jago, b Edwards 2; Prow, not out, 15; extras, 5; total for 4 wickets, 56. Grand total 201. Bowling—Edwards, 3 for 24; Hoar, 0 for 17. Star A.—First innings, 89. Second innings: F. Riohards, b Waters, 4; L. Riohards, b Waters, 6; Chapman, b Boyd, 0; Edwards, b Waters, 16; Egan, b Congdon, 3; Esson, not out, 42; Hoar, o Prow, b Swan, 18; Jago, h w., b Swan, 6; Allen, b Congdon, 1; Perry, bE. Welch, 7; extras, 4; total, 107. Grand total, 196. Bowling— 3 for 16; Swan, 2 for 17; Congdon, 2 for 19; E. Welch, 1 for 13; Boyd, 1 for 14; Prow. 0 Tor 15. The following well represent the I r . M.C. A against Fontheraton, at Carterton, to-morrow: Wrigley, Duggan, Williams, Parton, Rees, Rue, Lett, (2). Evans, Miller, Lee, Jarvas and Fbillips. ■ t MELBOURNE v. WANGANUI] AND TARANAKI. EASY WIN FOR v;SITOF!S. . By Telegraph—Press Association. WANGANUI, February 15. The cricket match, Wanganui Combined Team v. Melbourno Cricket Club, was concluded today, in fine weather. Melbourne continued their innings, and with tin score at 243 for six wickets, declared their innings closed. Raiuaford and Arm strong gave a brilliant display of batting. Tho latter made oae tremendous bit, landing the ball on the lop of the hill among the spectators. L. P. Cave secured the chief bowling honours, taking two wickets for 79 runs. Tho Combined Team in their second innings scored 149 (Pratt 49, W. Cole 19,.Sykes IS, Shacklook 17.) Melbourne won by an innings and 38 runs.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7965, 16 February 1906, Page 5
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