SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19485, 15 November 1926, Page 17

SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION.

FIRST SERIES OF GAMES. SCOTT PASSES THE CENTURY. The Suburban Cricket Association's first series ol senior cricket matches was con' eluded on Saturday afternoon in fine but bleak weather and on wickets which were somewhat dear', owing to previous ratn. As on the opening day the conditions were more suited to the bowlers and accordingly some good averages were returned. The feature oi the day was the innings of 31. Scott, of the L. D. Nathan's B section senior' team Scott made 119 runs in about an hour and three-quarters, mainly by boundary hits, and thus won the association's b a 't for the first century of the season. His dismissal came when he was caught out by a team-mate who was fielding as a substitute for Railways. A very interesting game was witnessed between Ponsonby and United Suburbs at the Domain Ponsonby had its first strike of the season with United Suburbs' total of 112 ti pass, and, thanks to productive partnership by Wright, Roberts, Dickson and Stallworthy, won by 33 runs —a two-point wr. Harbour Boaru gained a three-point victory ovei Gleri Eden by the narrow margin of nine runs. The winners scored 75 and 54 against Glen Eden's two totals '■ of 60. There we -c no particularly good ! performances with the bat, but' Mann was in good form with the ball and captured 18 Glen Eder. wickets. An exciting game between Green Lane and Ellerslie realised two points for the former team Ellerslie made 128 in the first innings and after dismissing the opposing side for 135 compiled 78 for seven wickets This gave Green Lane a lead of seven runs on the first innings and tho chance of a three-point victory. The prospects wer bright for a time, especially during the stand of R. Robinson, but following his dismissal a rot set i in and with a score of 67 for nine wickets at the call of tinh Green Lane failed by five runs to obtain the extra point. In the B section Harbour Board B beat Ponsonby B by an innings and 52 runs to take three championship points. Gas Works, with totals of 106 and 124, secured a three-point win from Ellerslie, who scored 38 and 103, the margin being 89 runs in the aggregate. L. D. Nathan's ran up 288 runs, the best score of the day, against Railways, and won by 121 runs on the first innings—a two-point win. PONSONBY V. UNITED SUBURBS. United Suburbs.—First innings, 112. Ponsonby.—First innings: Catterall, b Hutchinson, 0; Blair, c Leikis, b Hutchinson, 8; Wright, run out, 27; Roberts, b Williams, 27; Innes, c Davis, b Williams, 2; Robertshaw, b Hutchinson, 6; Dickson, b Hutchinson, 26; Stallworthy, b Williams, 24; Palmer, c Stotter, b Hutchinson, 11; Doughty, b Williams, 1; Cain, not out, 2; extras, 11. Tot,ll, 145. Bowling analysis: Hutchinson took live wickets for 52 runs, Williams four for 39, Taylor none for 15, Leikis none for 9, McLaren none for 10, | Stotter none for 9. ' GLEN EDEN V. HARBOUR BOARD. Harbour Board.—First innings, 75. Second innings; Breese, c Kent, b McNeil, 3; Martin, c Kent, b Anderson, 8; Belmett, b Anderson, 3; Mackie, b Shepherd, 14; Dunning, o Kent, b Perry, 9; Badeley, b McNeil, 0; Turner, c and b Shepherd, 7; Stewart, b Shepherd, 0; Hopkins, not out, 4; Richardson, c McKibbon, b McNeil, 4; Mann, c Yates, b Shepherd, 1; extras, 1. Total, 54. Bowling analysis: Shepherd took four wickets, Anderson two, Perry one, McNeil two. < Glen Eden.—First innings: McNeil, c Turner, b Richardson, 20; J. Belsham, o Turner, b Mann, 2; Anderson, £ Mann, 0; Shepherd, c Richardson, b Mann, 2; A. Belsham, b Mann, 18; D. McNeil, lbw. Mann, 4; Kent, c Richardson b Mann, 3; McKibbon, b Mann, 0; Yates, c Bennett, b Mann, 0; Spearpoint, b Mann, 3: Perry, not oiit. 5; extras, 3., Total, 60. Bowling analysis; Mann took nine wickets for 25, Richardson one for 14. Second innings: Anderson, b Mann, 13; Perry, c Hopkins, b Mann, 2: Spearpoint, c Badeley, b Mann, 9; Belsham, .b Bennett, 10; Shepherd, b Mann, 3; Kent, b Mann. 3; D. McNeil, b Mann, 12; E. McNeil, lbw., b Mann, 0; Belsham, b Mann, 0; McKibbon. not out, 0: Yates, c Lunn, t> Mann, 0; extras,. F Total, 60. Bowling analysis: Mann took nine wickets, Bennett one. i i ELLERSLIE V. GREEN LANE. Ellerslie.—First innings: Yates, c L. Robinson, b Wratha.ll, 21; Gedye, c L. Robinson, b Wrathall, 42; Tinkler, c C. Watts, b L. Robinson, 9; Kerr, c E. Watts, b Wrathall. 5; Stewart, b Wrathall, 0; White, run out, 1; S. Lawrence, b Wrathall, 1; R. Lawrence, lbw. b L. Robinson. 1; Bax ter. c E. Watts, b Wrathall, 13; Buxton, not out. 22; Hetherington, c Robinson, L Wrathall, 10; extras, 3. Total, 128. Bowling analysis: Wrathall took seven wickets for. 57 runs, L. Robinson two for 25, Hayson none for 25, R. Robinson nono for 18. Second innings. Gedye. c Watts, b Robinson, 11; Yates, c —, b Hayson, 28; Kerr, b Wrathall, 3; Burton, c —, b Wrathall, 14; Hetherington, b Hayson, 11; Tinkler, b Wrathall, 4; Lawrence, b Wrathall, 3; Stewart, not out. 2. Total for seven wickets, declared, 78. Bowling analysis: Wrathall took four wickets for 26 runs, Hay3on two for 39, Robinson one for 13. Green Lane.—First innings: C. Watts, b Baxter. 0; E. Watts, c Gedye, b Tinkler, 40; Hayson, c White, b Burton, 4; Robinson, b Baxter, 12; Cole, b Baxter, 22; Girling, c White, b Burton, I; Wrathall, b Baxter, 4; R. Robinson, c Kerr, b Baxter, 4; H. Watts, lbw., b Burton, 1; Hebden, rim out. b Burton, 1; Loft, not out, 5; extras. 8. Total. 135.. Bowling analysis.: Baxter took five wickets for 55 runs, Burton three for 39. Tinkler _ one for 22. Lawrence none for 8 Second innings; C. Watts, c Burton, b Baxter. 13. Girling, c Btirton, b Baxter. 10: L. Robinson, b Baxter, .12; Cole, b Baxter. 0; E. Watts, b Hetherington, 0; R. Robinson, b Baxter, 27; Wrathall, lbw., b Burton, 2: Hayson, st. Yates, b Baxter, 0; Loft, c Yates, ,b Baxter, 0; H. Watts, not out. 3. i

B SECTION.

HARBOUR BOARD B V. PONSONBY. Ponsonby.—First innings: Taylor, b Blincoe, 10; Parker, c Jaquiery, b Hayes, 8; Wilcox, c sub., b Hayes, 0; Dougles, b Hayes, 4; Wright, b Hayes, 0; G wynne, c Jaquiery, b Blincoe, 1; Moir, c and b Baxter, 18; Lawrence, b Hayes, 1; Harper, not out, 20; Surtees, run out, 5; Ahearn. absent; extras, 1. Total, 68. Bowling analysis: Hayes took five wickets for 17 runs, Blincoe" two for 17; Jttjuiery none for 16, Baxter one for 9; Learning none for 7. Second innings: Taylor, 5; Parker, 9; Wilcox, 0; Douglas, 8; G wynne, 0; Moir, 2; Lawrence, 2: Harper. 13 not out: Ahearn, 0; Wright, absent; extras, 8. Total. 48. Bowling analysis: Hayes took six wickets. Blincoe one, Jaquiery one.» . . Harbour Board B.—First innings; Stirling, b Douglas. 19; Baxter, b Harper, 34; Hayes, t Douglas, 40; Blincoe, b Douglas, 0; Turner, c —, b Douglas, 0; Jacouiery, b Harper. 2; Learning, b Douglas, 0; Candy, c b Douglas, 36; Wright, b Wilcox, 32; Farrant, b Douglas, 0; Bennett, not out, O; extras. 5. Total. 168. Bowling analysis: Douglas took seven wickets for 37 runs. Harper two for 2-2, Wilcox one " for 23, Ahearn none for IS. Moir none for 23. ELLERSLIE V. GAS • WORKS. Gas Works.—First innings, 106. Second innings, 124 (Young 11, Moore 12, Paltridge 43, Campbell 11, Dowd, not out, 20). Bowling analysis; Stanley took four wickets for 43 runs, Elliott two for 17. Williams two for 19, Vear none for 34. Ellerslie.—First innings. 38. Second innings, 103 (Williams 46, ElKottt 21). Bowling analysis; Manly took four wickets for 38 runs, Moore two for 21, Brighton two for 22, Ruby none for 12. L. D. NATHAN'S V. RAILWAYS. Railways.—First innings, 167. Second innings; Dee. c George, b Scott. 4; Wroath, rati out, 34; Taylor, run out, 0; A. Rankin, not out, 26: Dwan, b George, 1; Browne, run out. 1; Wheeler, b George, 2; extras. 2. Total for six wickets. 70. Bowling analysis: Pitt took no wickets for 22 runs, Scott one for 6, Murray none for 13. Pearce none for 15, George two for 12. L. D. Nathan's.—First innings: Murray, b Wroath, 1; Pitt.f mil out. 0; Georee, b A. Rankin. 21; Scott, c Murray, b Roseman. 119; Bentley, e Brown, b Wroath. 25: Archer, b Wheeler, 79; Malcolm, c Roseman. b A. Rankin. 4; Clarke, c and I Roseman. 0; Pearce. b Roseman, 0; Aicols, b Roseman, 6; Coleman, not out. 24; extras. 9 Total. 2SS. Bowling analysis: Roseman took four wickets for 27 runs, Wroatn two for 44, Wheeler one for 32. A. Rankm two for 88, W. Rankin none for 25, Brown none for 29, Dwan none for 31. SECOND GRADE. George Court's v. luvitjla. George Court's: First innings, 47 Dargaville. 16; Smith, 15). Bowling analysis: Hudson toos three wickets for 13 runs; Cheesman, two for 5. Second innings, 37 (Hylton, 9; .jSGi", 6). Bowling analysis: James took sour wickets for 14 runs; McFadjean, tw® 6or

14. Invicta: First innings, _ 107 for seven wickets (James, 43; McFadjean, 19; Russell, 11; Stewart, 13 not out). Invicta won by an innings and 25 runs. Power Board v. Tramways A.—Tramways A: First innings, 181 for two wickets (Larsen, 40; Carr, 27; Shanaghan, 71 not out: Sutcliffe, 40 not out). Power Board: First innings, 19 Tramways A won by 162 runs. Tamaki v. Green Lane.—Tamaki: First i;ming3, 44 (Coleman, 10). Green Lane: First innings. 70 (Harriman, 13; Beson, 15; Suns 16). Green Lane won by 26 runs. Victoria v. Otahuhu.—Victoria: First innings, 132 for seven wickets (declared). Otahuhu: First innings. Go. Victoria won by 67 runs. THIRD GRADE. Carlton v. Green Lane.—First Innings. s(i lArdun, 32 not out; Larsen, 12). Second innings, 73 for three wickets (Blood, 22 not out; Power, c 22; Larsen, 14 not out). Green Lane: First innings, 38 (Sales, 15). Second innings, 71 for four wickets (declared) (Arthur, 41; Clark, 1G not out). Carlton had a three-point win. Akstrana v. L. D. Nathan's.—L. D. Nathan's: First innings, 34. Second innings, 31. Bowling analysis: Alderson took eight wickets; Storey, six; Taylor, four. Akarana: First innings, 97 (Rhodes, 40; Storey, 11; Brown, 21). Akarana won by an innings and 32 runs. Gas Garage v. Victoria.—Gas Garage: First innings, 34 (Bayliss, 11). Victoria: First innings 37 (Pike, 15). Victoria won by two wickets and 3 runs—a three-point win. Ellerslie v, F. J. Fawcett, Ltd.—F. J. Fawcett, Ltd.: First innings, 67 (Skeen, 21; Iggulden, 10). Second innings, 149 for eight wickets (Skeen, 45; Shepard, 31; Iggulden. 36). Bowling analysis: Harrison took five wickets; Keesing, three. Ellerslie: First innings, 52 (Williams, 11; Keesing, 14). F. J. Fawcett, Ltd., won by an innings and 15 runs FOURTH ■ GRADIi Carlton A v. Chelsea.—Carlton A: First innings, 94 (Douglas, 41; Allen, 19; Foster, 16). Second innings, 45 for one wicket (Stewart, 19 not out; Hemmingson, 15 not nut; Gore, 10)'. Chelsea: First innings, 49 (Chaplin, 13; Armitage, 10). Second innings, 71 (Armitage, 29; Wilkins, 20). Carlton had a three-point win. Richmond v. Carlton B.—Carlton B: First innings. 16. Second innings, 9. Bowling analysis: Beddick took 12 wickets; Jones, four. Richmond: First, innings, 68 (Clark, 19; Dunn, 15). Richmond won by an innings and 43 runs. FIFTH GRADE. ? Carlton A v. Carlton B.~Carlton A: First innings, 70. Second innings, 35 for four wickets. Carlton B: First innings, 11. Second inninss. 285. A three-point win for Carlton A. 1.0.0. F. SPORTS' ASSOCIATION. Wynyard Lodge v. Star of Eden.—Wynyard Lodge: First innings, 37. Second innings, 56. Eden: First innings, 42. Second innings, CI for two wickets. Eden won by 10 runs—a three-point win.