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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2344, 10 November 1908, Page 3

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HOLIDAY MATCHES

MARRIED AC SINGLE

Teams representing married and single men met on the Domain yesterday in an all-day match. The weather in the morning was all that could be desired, but the rain that fell in the afternoon made the closing stages rather unpleasant. The single -men were captained by il. Babb, while Hallamore led the married men, who, ■after an interesting and useful game proved the victors. J. II• AAack played a free innings of o 4 for the single men, and Cary and Daniell both showed good form for the benedicts. The following are the'scores: —

SINGLE. Manning, c Gorman, b Hallamore 4 Reynolds, b McColl ... ••• 4 McConnell, run out ... ••• 9 Babb, c Yates, b McColl ... ... 14 J. AVack, c Shillaberr, b Lasker... 54 Pine, b Daniell ... ••• 1 Riwai, c Lasker, b Hallamore ... 11 Minnis, run out ... ••• ' Scholium, c and b Daniell ... 1 Featon, b Hallamore ... ••• 3 Burke, hit wicket b Lasker ... 0 Mill, b Lasker 6 Hogan, not out ... ... ••• 9 Extras ... ••• ••• ... 20

Total ... ... 125 Bowling analysis: Hallamore three wickets for 38, McColl two for 21, Daniell two for 25, Lasker two- for 3.

MARRIED. Cary, run out Lang, b Scholium ... ... ... 9 Yeats, b Scholium ... ... 9 McColl, b Scholium... ... 1 Lasker, b Manning ... ••• 4 Hallamore, run out ... ... 4 Gorman, run out - ... ... ... 10 Shillabeer, b Scholium ••• 3 Daniell, not out ... ... ... 42 O’Donnell, not out ... ... 11 Extras ... ... . ••• ... 20 Total ... _ ... -148 Bowling analysis: Scholium four wic'kets for 46, Manning one for 20. MOTU v. GISBORNE XI. The team of cricketers who are visiting Motu under the auspices of the Poverty Bay Cricket Association tried conclusions with tho country eleven yesterday. The town players were met at Te Karaka and- driven in a five-horse drag, kindly provided by Mr. AV. D. S. MacDonald, to that gentleman’s residence, where some hours were spent, and lunch and afternoon tea partaken of. The Motu cricketers hospitably entertained the visiters, and a social was given in their honor last night. The match was at an interesting stage when heavy rain compelled the abandonment of play, honors being about even. AV. Reed captained the Motu eleven, and the visitors were led by AV. Gibson. Appended are the scores: — MOTU. —Ist innings. L. Campbell, c Bowman, b LeeAroher ... .... • • • 0 F. Reed, b Olsen ... ... 16 L. Anderson,.run out 20 Derecourt, b Armstrong ... 23 11. Reed, b Monk 4 AV. Reed, c 'Olsen, b Armstrong 12 Humfrey, run out ... ••• 15 Hansen, b H. AVack ... ••• 11 Bickhard, b H. AVack ... ... 16 Bright, c Bowman, b H. AVack 2<j MacDonald, not out ... ••• 7 Extras ... / • • ... 16 Total ..... ' 163 ÜBowling analysis.—H. AVack 3 for 3K Lee-Archer l_for 12, Monk' 1 for 53, Olsen 1 for 15; Armstrong 2 for 13. GISBORNE. —Ist innings.. AV. Gibson, o Bickhard,, b Derecourt ... ■•. ••• 26 Olsen, b Macßonald ... .., 6 Moore, l.b.w.j b 'BiQkljavd ... ,6

Monk, c Hansen, b Campbell ... 9 Armstrong, c Campbell, b Dere-

court ... ... ... 3 Bowman, c Humfrey, b Derecourt 13 H. AVack, c Anderson, b Campbell 29 Andrew, c Campbell, bH. Heed 4 Leo-Archer, b Campbell ... 24 Beard, b Derecourt 9 F. AVack, not out ... ... 0 Extras 6 Total ... ... ... 135 Bowling analysis.—Derecourt 4 for 36, Campbell 3 for 33, H. Reed 1 for 8, VY. MacDonald 1 for 19. MOTU. —2nd innings, Campbell, c Leo-Archer, b H. AVack ... -•-•- 0 F. Reed, c Gibsoii, b Home ... 0 Anderson, c Olsen, b Gibson ... 31 Derecourt, b Olsen ... ... 35 AV. Reed, b Lee-Archer . ... 2 Bickliard, o Bowman, b Gibson... 4 Humfrey, not out ... ... 6 H. Reed, st. Bowman, b Gibson 0 Hansen, c Moore, b Lee-Arclier.?. 0 Bright, c Bowman, b Leo-Archer 6 MacDonald, b Gibson ... 0 Extras ••• 2 Total ... ••• 66 Bowling analysis.—Gibson 4 for 5, Lee-Archer 3 for 11, Monk 1 for 19, Olsen 1 for 20, AVack 1 for 29. ■GISBORNE. —2nd innings. Andrew, b Derecourt ... ... 0 Monk, not out ••• 5 Olsen, b Campbell 31 F. AA’ack, not out ... ... 0 Total for 2 wickets ... 36 Bowling analysis.—Derecourt 1 for 9, Campbell 1 for 15. INTER-STATE CRICKET. United Press Association. Copyright (Received November 10, 1 a.m.) ADELAIDE, Nov. 9. (South Australia has lost six wickets for 394 runs. Claxton 80, Mayne 51, Gelirs 70, Clem Hill (not out) 131.