CRICKET.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXII, Issue 9630, 19 March 1910, Page 5

CRICKET.

THE AUSTRALIANS' VISIT,

MATCH AGAINST WANGANUI

AN EVEN START

(Dp Telegravh — Press Associatio7i.)

WANGANUI, Friday

The cricket match Australia v. Waugauui commenced this afternoon. Butterworch, tho Waugauui captain, won the toss and batted first, The scores arw:—

.WANGANUI.—First luniugs. Buttervvortli, b Kelleway .. 1(> H. B. Cave, b Kelleway .. 13 L. P. Cave, b Kelleway . 6 Howard, b Kelleway .. -1 Parker. Ibw. b Smith .. 20 Andraea, b Mayue .. <5 Atkinson, c Bardslay, b Mayue .. 2 Addison, c Simpson, b Smith .. 0 Hollaud, b Kelleway .. 22 Burrctt, b Smith ■ . . 0 Henderson, not out .. 28 Extras .. 15 Total .. 125 Bowling analysis.—Kelleway 5 for J7, May no 2 for 10, am it!) a for 10. AUSTRALIA.—First Inuiugs. Emery, Ibw. b Holland .. 12 Gorrv, b Addison . . 1 Whitty, cL. Cave, b Addison .. 20 Fucy, b Hollaud 2 Dod'ds, b Hollaud . . 5 Simpson, c Parker, b Hollaud . 5 Kelleway, not out .. ID Bardslov, not out .. 17 Extras .. D

Total for six wickets . . 90 Bowling aualysis.—Holland 4 for 3:5, Addison 2 for 41.

Mr E. Colliuge, selector, has picked the following players to represent Wairarapa m their match with tho Marlborough representative • team, commencing ou tlie Park Oval on Good Friday afternoon :—D. K. Logan, H. Moorehbuso, C. J. McKellar, P. Hooper. W. Redmond, L. Smart, R. Moss, Wauaii, A. Styles, C. Mascelle, Sievers. The emergencies are L. Boyd and T. Voyce.

Messis C. Perry, A. Essou and T. ManuselJ aro not available, and their absence from tho team weakens the batting department. No less than eight members of the team are bowlers, aud have put up good performances with the ball in their club cricket.

0)u the Sehoolgrouud this afternoon, starting at 1 o'clock, the picked team of the Wairarapa District High School-; are to meet the Wellington School representative team. A most enjoyable and interesting game is expected to be played. It is to be hoped that "our boys" are in good form, for the writer has an idea that the Wellington boys are coming up to wiu.

The secretary of the Wairarapa Cricket Association, Mr S. R. Edwards, has to acknowledge witti thanks the receipt of a cordial invitation from Mr C. N. Haslam, manager of the District High Schools team, to the diuuer to be given at the couclusiou of the above-mentioned match.