CRICKET.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2384, 28 December 1908, Page 6

CRICKET.

P.B. “REPS.” v. 2nd ELEVEN

The Poverty Bay representatives, who left for Nanier yesterday evening, tried conclusions on- Saturday with an eleven picked from the rest of the district. An enjoyable game resulted in a victory for the picked eleven by 1 1 runs on the hist innings. The following are the scores: — REPRESENTATIVES. First Innings. Lang, b Manning 2 Monk, b Manning - f Cary, c Hallamore, b Glennie .... o Moore, b Manning 0 Gisbon, not out .... ••••••••••• 1 Sainsbury, c J. Gibson, b Manning ; Bowman, lbw, b Manning V Oates, b Maude A. Lang, b Hallamore 4 Anderson, lbw, b Hallamore U. Mill, b Hallamore £ Extras Total ' Bowling Analysis. —Manning, 5 for G; Hallamore, 3 for ot Giennie, 1 for 5; Maude, 1 for 7; H. \V ack, u for 9; Babb, 0 for 9; Armstrong, 0 for 10. Second Innings. J. Lang, retired Bowman, b Babb Cary, b J. Wack .............. 10 J. Monk, cJ. Gibson, bJ. Wack 2 Oates, not out 0 - J. Moore, not out j? Extras _ Total for 5 wickets 78 SECOND ELEVEN. First Innings. Manning, c Lang, b Gibson 13 Babb, st Bowman, b Gibson 0 J. Wack, run out jGlennie, b Monk ~ Armstrong, c and b Gibson 2 Hallamore, b Gibson 2b McConnell, run out 3 Lee-Arclier, c Monk, b Gibson ... 0 H. Wack, b M0nk..... 11 Maude, c Lang, b Gibson- 1 J. Gibson, not out g Extras _ Total 77 Bowling Analysis.—Gibson, 6 wickets for 16 runs; Monk, 2 for 11, Oates, 0 for 5; Lang, 0 lor Id; Cary, 0 for 20. Second Innings. McConnell, b Lang 1 Lee-Arcber, run out jArmstrong, lbw, b Anderson 14 Babb, st Bowman, b Moore m Glennie, retired E? J. Whack, c Oates, b Lang 10 Maude, not out ' Gibson, not out ••••• V H. Wack, c Oates, b Lang £ Extras Total 63 NEW YEAR’S DAY MATCH. A match has been arranged amongst local cricketers for New rear » Day at the Domain, play to .commence at 10.30 a.m. Teams will be chosen from the following: Wack (2), Glennie, Adamson, 'McConnell, McCoH, O Donnell, Hogg, Manning, Sharpies, Wbitely, Golding, Armstrong, Hanmgan, H. WTiytc, Hallamore, J. Gibson, LL. Maude, Jeffries, Grant, Dr. MooreSampson, Haire, Tattersall, J. Coleman Anderson, Charles, Atkinson, J. Davies, Daniell, D. Barry, Austen, Uridge, Marker, Lee-Archer, Babb. , Any of the above players unable to take part in the match are requested to notifv Mr. J. H. Wack on or before Wednesday. If a sufficient number of players are available, up to 15 a side will be batted.

TARANAKI V. AVANGANUI. [Press Association.] AVANGANUI, Dec. 27. The cricket match, Taranaki v. AVanganui, was concluded on Saturday, AVanganui proving winners by nine wickets. Taranaki made 209 and 60, AVanganui 171 and 101 'for one wicket. CANTERBURY V. AVELLINGTON. CHRISTCHURCH, Dec. 27. The annual match between Canterbury and Wellington was resumed this morning at Hagley Park. The ■rain that had fallen during the night had not been sufficient to affect the wicket, but had freshened things up, and as the sun shone out brightly the conditions were excellent for an enjoyable game. Tlie three remaining Canterbury wickets fell in less than half an hour. The battmg, with the exception of Norman s, not beinc of a verv high order. At the close* of the clay’s play the scores stood, Canterbury 388 and 149 ioi five wickets, Wellington, Ist innings, 220.