CRICKET.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3173, 20 March 1911, Page 6

CRICKET.

. SATURDAY’S MATCHES.

Tlie senior and junior competitions were continued in fine weather at Victoria Domain and Taruherii on Saturday

SENIOR COMPETITION.

UNITED v. WANDERERS.

This match was resumed at Victoria Domain on Saturday afternoon, and resulted in an easy victory for the latter eleven by an innings and 8 runs. On the opening day United had scored while Wanderers had seven wickets down, for 124 runs. On resuming on Saturday last, Wanderers carried their total to* 188 before the last wicket fell. A. Young carried his score from ob (not out) to 106 (not out) and, as on the first day, gave a capital exhibition of batting, making fine strokes all round the wicket. United batting three men short, could only total 83 in their second venture, 01sen (34 not out), A. AlcColl (24) and Hallamore (12) being the- only batsmen to score. P. AieCoii bowled well for Wanderers, taking four wickets for 10 runs. Inc following arc the scores: WANDERERS—First Innings. Young, not out 10 ® McConnell, b Jeffreys ' » McMahan, lbw b Hallamore ... o Glennie, b Jeffreys 4U Gosling, e and h Jeffreys ••• g Afaiidei c Hallamore, b Gibson ... ° Tier, lbw, b Gibson JBousfiold, c arid b Gibson. ••• Moore, run out ... ' McColl, h Jeffreys ... A 2 Extras Total (one man short) ... 188

UN ITED—Second Inn ing-s. (First Innings: 97.) Green lbw, h AlcColl ••• Hallamore, c Aloore, h AlcColl ... L* Olsen, not out ••• Andrew, lbw, h AlcColl ... ••• u Jeffreys, c Alaude, h AlcColl ••• O A. B. McColl, h Young ... Samson, h Young ... ••• .-•• ~ Do vie, b Glennie ••• ” " Extras Total (three men short) ... 83

TARITHERU v. Y.M.O.A. This match wa.fl concluded on Sa.turdav at Taruheru, when Y.M.O.A. won by throe runs. At the conclusion or the previous Saturday’s play laruheru had made 100 in their first innings, and at the call of time Y.M.O.A. had made 74 runs for the loss of five widlcets. On resuming they carried the score to Do before the remaining wickets fell. In their second innings Taruheiu made 72 and Y.M.C.A. replied with 80. Miller played a splendid innings, and knocked up 61 before he was caught by Hooker. The scores were:—

TARUHERU—Second Inn mgs. (First Innings—loo.) E. Sharpies, lbw b Jones ... ... 10 Stitchb-ury, c Robinson, h Wood ... » AI; Hooker, b Mill A 1 J. Golding, c Aliller, b Aliller ... 1 Wliitely, b Mill A ° Afatliieson, not out ... f Wilkins, lbw, b Mill j Gough, run out ’ Mi-nnis, run out ••• A Alonzuri, c Davis, b Mill ... ••• ” Charles, c Robinson, h Bullard ... J Extras ... •• ••• ••• 7 Total ... •’ 72

Y.M.C.A. —First Innings. Aliller, b Sharpies 18 Pine, lbw, h Charles ••• 10 H. Jones, b Charles * Pollock, lbw, b Charles ... 0 Mill, not out IS Wood, c Alinnis, b Monzari ... S A. Jones, b -Cliarle-s ••• 10 Bullard, b Sharpies " Jones, b Charles ... -J Robinson, b Sharpies ... 3 Davis, b Charles ... 0 Extras ••• 1° Total ... ••• ••• 05

—S eco nd Inn i n gs. Miller, c Hooker, b Charles ... 61 Wood, lbw, b Sharpies 0 Jones, run out ... ... ••• , 2 Mill, b 'Charles 0 Pine, b Charles 2 Bullard, b Charles 6 A. Jones, c Matlieson, b Charles ... 10 Robinsoni, not out ... ... 1 Jones b Sharpies 0 Davis, b Sharpies ... ... 0 Extras ... ... ... ... 4 Total ... 80 —Bowling Analysis.— 0. M. R. W. Sharpies ... 6 0 S 3 3 Charles ••• 4 1 23 5 i JUNIOR COMPETITION. ALHAMBRA v. UNITED. Alhambra secured another win last Saturday over Y.M.C.A., winning by 124 runs on the first innings. The Y.M.C.A. team batting firsc, compiled 55 runs, the- only batsman to reach double figures being Holt (14 noit out),

Robinson (12), and Muir-(10). Sun, for Alhambra., was howling up Jo old form, securing four wickets for 7 runs. Alhambra replied with 178 for six wickets Atkinson 54, MeLisky 42, .Somervell 39 (notout). Sims 13, and Porter 16 being the most successful batsmen for Alhambra. THE GAAIE IN AUCKLAND. {.PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.! AUCKLAND, March 19. : The tenth round c-f the Auckland Cricket Association’s district championship was played in perfect weather on Saturday. In the senior competition Parnell, against Grafton, made 211 (Andreae 28, Anthony 62, and Caro 54) Grafton made 18 for one wicket. Ponson-by, v. University, made 179 (Woods 59, Gavin 35, and Wilson- 25 retired hurt). Mul-gar took three wickets for seven runs and performed the f trick Eden, against North Shore, made 115 (Hemns 26. Brook-Smith 24). A. AI. Howden took five wickets for 39 runs, and Haddom -four for 45. Nortly Shore made 73 for two wickets (Bush 25, Farquliarson 25 not out). AUSTRALIAN XL “THE REST.” PLAY STOPPED BY RAIN, (Received Alarch 20, 12.30 a.m-.) AIELBOURNE, Alarch 19. Rain after lunch interfered with the cricket, and stopped play early. Australia has lost- six wickets for 267, Kelleway 35, Alatthews (licit out) 92, and Trumper’62 being the chief scorers,

—Bowling Analysis.rv. M. It. W Hall'aivmre . 12 0 56 1 Jeffreys . 24 3 65 4 Green ... Olsen ... . 4 0 . 5 1 24 26 0 0 Gibson 4 1 10 3

—Bowling Analysis.W 0. M. R. McMahon 3 0 16 0 P. McColl ... 7 3 10 4 Tier Young ... 3 3 ... S 1 21 21 0 2 Glennie ... 7 2 9 1

—Bowling Analysis.0. M. B. W. Jones ... ... .3 0 25 1 Wood ... ... 7 2 10 1 Mill ... 8 2 21 5 Bullard ... 3.5 0 9 1

—Bowling Analysis. 0. M R. W Sharplos . 13 2 21 6 Charles 14.5 5 34 3 Gougli . 3 1 9 1 Monza ri 3 0 -5 0 Hooker . 2 0 . 8 0