CRICKET.
HAWKE'S BAY v. WELLINGTON. AN EASY WIN FOR WELLINGTON. By Telegraph—Press Association. WELLINGTON, March 10. The cricket match, Hawke's Bay v. Wellington, ended to-day, in an easy win for the local eleven. With eight wickets down for 409 Wellington resumed play, the innings closing for 442. The additional scores were: Upham not out 26, Mahony run out 49. In their first innings the visitors only made 61 against the buwling of Tucker and Upham. The principal scorers were:—White 14, Hall 12. Tucker took seven wickets for 31, Upham three for 22. Following on the visitors again collapsed, Redgrave and Hales this time being the destructive elements. Hawke's Bay were all disposed of for 59, Luak 17 and Fenton 10 being the only two to reach double figures. Redgiave took five wickets foi 37 and Hales two for 17. Wellington thus won by an innings and 322. runs. MASTERTON A v. MASTERTON B. The above match was played on the Park Oval, on Saturday, and resulted in a win for the Masterton A team by 76 runs. Following are the scores:Masterton A.--Redmond lbw, b Rawson, 32; EBsen, lbw, b Morris, 1; Judd, b Rawson, 13; Prow, b Dwyer9;Logan, b Rawson, 0; Perry, b Rawson, 27; MoKellar, b Holden, 21; Parton, b Rawson, 6; Fysh, c 1 O'Connor, b Rawson, 4; Egan, not out, 8; Tylee, b Holden, 1; extras, 19; total, 141. Bowling. Rawson, 6 for 31; Holden, 2 for 11; Dwyer, 1 for 30; Morris, 1 for 16, Edwards, 0 for 28; Bewley, 0 for 4; Hoar, 0 % for 4.
Masfcerton B.—Bewley, b Egan, 0; Edwards b Judd, 12; Truseott, b Judd, 1; Morris, b Judd, 0; Dwyer, not out, 26; Rawson, run, out, 0; Hoar, o Perry, b Egan, 0; Ooradine, b Logan, 13; Waite, b Prow, 3; O'Connor, b Logan, 0; Galwe7, o Egan, b Logan, 1; JRautu, b Prow, 4; extras, 7; total, 65. Bowling.—Judd, 3 for 13; Egan, 2 for 25, Logan, S for 14; Prow, 2 for 6. The following will represent Wairarapa against Hawke's Bay, at Masterton, to-day and to-morrow:— Maunsell, Smart, Ogier (Carterton), Parton, Logan, Esseu, Prow, ■ Redmond, Judd, McKellar, Hoar, (Masterton). Emergencies Egan and Eagle. The Hawke's Bayteam will arrive by the mail train to-day, and the match will commence at 2 o'clock.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7983, 12 March 1906, Page 5
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