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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2641, 25 October 1909, Page 6

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. SATURDAY’S MATCHES. Victoria Domain presented a gay and — d rsrotr s 4 he had strayed in ,1 ° v hole around Auckland Domain, < clad pTayers, was dotted with and the general effect «“ am £or in the highest s . e -‘ s ®: ileaved was the hmvonted'animator histor y that for the fi r & • competiof Gisborne cricket a > 1 of tion was mauguri j usually played the single senior match Jadeacli Saturday on theS’progress, ditional junior game , P j n the Great interest was elisp the junior matches, an 3 f °clustered SENIOR COMPETITION. UNITED v. Y.M.C.A. This match w SJ down concrete pitch. , opening for 50, m reply to ■|> 1 the set of 93 HaUamore and^J. d .l J a^ lu , s liot-out badly with f, r^tS m af-with the addition of four runs Lang’was foolishly run out. After 3l&fhSr to his not out S , T niwn and Gibson made a stand bun Ulsen anu. v*iu. ~„ ore was IrrS-sf-rw total if 85, Y.M.C.A. 4»!g; as i j, li.r.rffwtd jor YMC.’a. On going to the wickets a Y M.C.A. collapsed against the howling of Grenfell, Gib»n, Olsen, and Farrell, and were all dismissed for the small iota]. oi _s7. Re quiring 66 runs to win in 20* nrnutej United were unequal to the task, an had scored 29 for throe wickets when thne was called. Y.M.C.A. thus scored a two-point win on the first innings iy 8 runs. The following were- the scores: UNITED.—Ist Innings. Hallamore, c Kaipara, b Mill ... 34 Scroggie, b Rewai ' J. Lang, run out ? Olsen, c and b Pine ... j X Daniell, b Mill ••• ”• . Grenfell, b Barker ••• 4 W. Gibson, not out ... -*■' Farrell, b Ellison 9 Jeffreys, c Barker, b -Ellison ••• 0 McLeod, b Pine , 9 Manning, absent ~~ Extras 19 Total 35

Y.M.C.A.—2nd Innings. Pine, lbw, b Gibson 3 Ilewai, c Hallamore, b Olson ... 21 Mill, c Jeffreys, b Gibson ... ... 11 Barker, c Scroggie, b Gibson ... 4 Miller, c Hallamore, b Olsen ... 0 Paku, not out ... • 3 Ellison, hit ball twice ... ... 1 Kaipara, st. Hallamore, b Grenfell 0 Edwards, b Grenfell 0 Chirnside, b Farrell 6 Extras 3 Total 57 Bowling Analysis.

UNITED—2nd Innings. Hallamore, st. Kaipara, b Pine ... 4 Grenfell, b Ellison 12 Daniell, b Pine ... 0 Gibson, not out 10 Scroggie, not out 0 Extras ... 3 Total for 3 wickets 29 Bowling Analysis.

WANDERERS v. TARUHERU. At Taruheru, Wanderers commenced their second innings against Taruheru. Commons, Youn°;, and Glennie were quickly dismissed with only 6 runs on the score-sheet, but McMahon and Moore then became associated, and took the score to 35. McConnell aided McMahon in taking the score by bright cricket from 47 to 84. After these two had been dismissed, the rest gave little trouble, and the innings closed for 101 leaving Taruheru' 112 to get to win.’ Hooker, Charles, and Monk bowled well tor Taruheru.. Adamson and Glennie bowled with such deadly effect that taruheru were all dsimissed in their second innings for 38 runs. Wanderers thus secured a three-point win by Th& foll °wing were the WANpERERS— 2nd Innings. Commons, b Davies n Young, c Lasker, b Monk ... 0 Glennie, b Davies ’ ' 1 McMahon c Davies, b Hooker 38 C Jt asJ f er > b Hooker n c Charles, b Davies " 5 McConnell, b Lasker ' Adamson, b Hooker ... Hogg, b Charles ’ l Davidson, not out' n McColl, b Hooker X Extras ... ~ Total ~m Rowling Analysis.

t 4RUHEBU— 2nd innings. Charles, b • Glennie ... n Mink b Gle^i™” 10118 - l Adamsin 8 HoolS.l AdamS b Ada “" ,, - :: ' » Davies, b Glennie ' -2 S g ’u^ ahon ' b Giexinie $. ? bough, b Adamson n Oates, c 'Moore, b Glennie ”*• “j jPilcher, c -Moore, b Adamson ... 0 Whiteley, not out .. X .Extras ... '■ "* Total • . ■ oo

JUNIOR COMPETITION. ALHAMBRA v. WANDERERS.' Wanderers batted first on a matting wicket near the entrance gate, but could only total 14 runs against the bowling of West and Watson, who had the unique distinction of each having a hand in dismissing every wicket that fell. Both secured phenomenal bowling figures, the former capturing four wickets for 2 runs, and the latter 6 for, 9. Alhambra replied with the fine score of 182. Mcßae ran up a capital 92, and had the bad luck to be ruu out when his century seemed certain. Burke also played a nice innings for 40. Smith (5 for 63) and Muldoon (3 for 19) performed best with, the hall for Wanderers. Wanderers just managed to save the innings defeat, and had 9 wickets down for 40 runs when time was called, Owen showing good form for 20 before being run out. The Alhambra captain showed a lack of judgment in not declaring the innings closed, as liis side only secured a. two-point win instead of a certain three-point win, which would have resulted if the innings had boon declared closed. *lhe following are the scores: WANDERERS.—Ist Innings. Smith, c West, b Watson 4 Hepburn, b West ~ Owen, b Watson - „ Muldoon, c Watson, b West ... J Tier, b West '9 Smith, b West. ? Morrow, c West, b Watson ... 1 Hepburn, run out 4 Delahunty, lb.w. b Watson ... 9 McCormick, b Watson ••• 9 Stephenson, not out • 9 Extras ** Total 14 Bowling analysis.—Watson 6 wickets for 9 runs, West 4 for 2. ALHAMBRA—Ist Innings. Robb, c and b Smith 4 Burke, c Hepburn, b Muldoon ... 40 West, b Smith , ••• 4 Gibbons, b Smith ••• 9 Mcßae, run out ••• 32 Watson, b Muldoon 9 Sim, b Muldoon ... 9 Fitzgerald, c Tier, b Smith ... 16 Arundel, b Hepburn _ 8 Atkinson, c Tier, b Smith ... 1 Turei, not out ... ••• ... ••• ” Extras 1° Total 182 Bowling analysis.—Owen 0 for 54, Smith 5 for 63, R. Smith 0 for 14, Muldoon 3 for 19, Tier 0 for 5, Hepburn 1 for 14. WANDERERS. —2nd Innings. Owen, run out ... ; 20 Smith, c Gibbons, b Sim ... 6 Stephenson, b Gibbons 0 Tier, b Gibbons ... 6 Smith, b Sim _• 0 Muldoon, c Mcßae, b Sim ... 2 Hepburn, c and b Sim ... ... 2 Delahunty, b Burke ... 2 Hepburn, not out 0 Morrow, c Turei, b West ... 2 McCormick, not out ... ••• 0 Total for 9 wickets 40 Bowling analysis.—Sim 4 for 20, Gibbons 1 for 10, Burke 2 for 9, W'est 1 for 1. UNITED v. Y.M.C.A. This match, which was played on a matting wicket on the western side of the Domain, was remarkable for the small scores recorded by both teams in their first innings. United batted first and their combined efforts resulted in the grand total of 9 runs. Brown (3 for 0) Auld (3 for 2) and East (3 for 2) did remarkable execution with the ball. Y.M.C.A. replied with a total of 11. Rigby, Coles, and Sissons were the destroying agents with the ball. ITnited totalled 62 in their second innings when the closure was applied with 4 wickets down. Rigby and McLeod both batted well. W r ith an hour to go and 61 runs to get to win, Y.M.C.A.' started their second innings. Rigby. Sissons, and Gatland, however, bowled with such effect that the whole side were dismissed for 35 runs, -, and United thus secured a three-point win by 25 runs. The following were the scores: UNITED —Ist Innings. Rigby, b Pollock 0 Coles, c -Winter, b Auld 2 Doyle, b Auld ... 0 McLeod, b Auld 1 Gatland, b Auld ... 1 Sissons, run out 1 Huston, not out 0 File, c Pollock, b Brown .1 Harding, e Pollock, b Brown --i Ohrisp, b Brown 0 Clarke, c Brown, b East 0 Extras ... ... ... 2 Total ' 9' Bowling analysis.-—Pollock 1 for -5, Auld 3 for 2, East 3'for 1, Brown 3 for 0, Winter 0 for 0. Y. M.C.A. —Ist Innings. Hutton, b Rigby 1 Pollock, b Rigby 2 Brown, c and b Rigby 2 Winter, b Rigby •••. 1 Auld, c and b Sissons 0 East, lbw, b Coles 9 Moore, b Coles 0 Davy, c and b Sissons 1 Munro, not out 2 Extras 2 Total H Bowling analysis.—Rigby 4 for 3, Coles 2 for 3, Sissons 2 for 3, McLeod 0 for O. UNITED. —2nd Innings. Doyle, b Pollock ... 2 Cold's, b Hutton 4 Sissons, b Pollock ... 0 Rigby, run out 23 McLeod, not out 22 Of atland, not out 2 Extras ... ... ... ... 9 Total for 4 wickets ... ... 62 Bowling analysis.-;—Pollock 2 for 26, Brown, 0 for 7, Winter 0 for 0, Hutton" 0 for 14, Auld 1 for 7, Munroe 1 for 11. YVM.C.A. —2nd Innings. Auld, b McLeod 0 Brown, c Chrisp, b Sissons 6 Davy, c and b Sissons 0 Pollock, b Gatland ... ... 8 Hutton, hit wicket ... ... ... 1 Munroe, b Gatland ’.. ,3 East, lbw, b Rigby 1 Winter, b Rigby .' ... 5

Bowling analysis.—Rigby 4 for 7, McLeod 1 for 15, Sissons 2 for 3, Gatland 2 for 5. Y.M.C.A. CLUB. A meeting of the YiM.C.A. juniors will be held in the Club rooms this evening, at 7.30, for the purpose of electing a captain and vice-captain. TOWN v. COUNTRY. All players who will be able to take part in the two all-day matches against country teams, commencing at 10 a.m. on Saturday next, are requested to hand in their names to ; the hon. secretary at the tneeting of the Management Committee of the Poverty Bay Cricket Association at the Alhambra Club rooms this evening. AUCKLAND MATCHES. [Per Press Association.! AUCKLAND, October 24. The first round of the Auckland Cricket Association’s championships was conducted yesterday in very unfavorable weather, rain falling from 2 to 4 o’clock. The matches were played without interruption, despite the weather. The senior grade results were:—Eden v. University: Eden first innings declared closed with 149 for 2 wickets (Cummings 36, G. Mills 50 not out, W. B. Smith 40 not out). University first innings 122 for 7 wickets (Jacobsen 45, Laurie 29). The match was unfinished. Grafton v. North Shore: Grafton first innings 147 (R. Neill 65, Gleeson 25). North Shore first innings 167 for 7 wickets (Bush 48, Spence 52). North Shore secured a two-point win. Ponsonby v. Parnell: Ponsonbv first innings 111 (Gavin 45). Parnell first innings 227 for 8 wickets (Wright 73, Jackson 36, Somervell 29). Parnell secured a twopoint win. OTAGO MATCHES POSTPONED. DUNEDIN, October 24, The inter-club cricket matches were to have started yesterday, but owing to the wretched weather and the state of the grounds they were postponed.

- " Bowling Analysis. W. - '• v_ HS. • * 0. M. R. Rewai 13 4 19 1 Dudfield 2 a 8 0 Barker 8 3 11 1 Ellison 11 3 7 2 Pine 7 3 14 2 Mill 10 4 14 o

0. M. It. W Farrell ... 5 1 8 1 Jeffreys ... 3 0 10 0 Gibson ... 6 1 18 3 Olsen ... 6 1 14 2 Daniels ... 5 3 3 0 Grenfell ... 3 1 1 2

0. M. It. W. Ellis-on ... 4 1 11 1 Pine ... 3 0 17 2

Monk 0. ... 9 ... 9 ... 11 M. 5 0 9 11. W. Davies Hooker 11 26 1 3 Charles-’: ... 11 A 18 4 Lasker ’ . ; 3 0 22 17 1 1

Bowling Analysis. 0. M. R. W Adamson ... 9 1 17 5 .Glennie ...... 8. . 1 19 5

Moore, b Rigby ' ...... 0 Edwards, not out ... ... 4 Mill, b Rigby ... ... 4 Extras ... .., 4 Total 35