CRICKET.

Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 53, 3 March 1919, Page 8

CRICKET.

THE CHAMPIONSHIPS. TWO THREE-POIOT WINS. TO EDEI-i AND GRAFTON. A TWO-POINTER TO PONSONBY. The district cricket championships were continued on Saturday Iv toe weather and on good wickets. At Eden Park the home team carried their flrst innings score from 164 for five wickets to 206 for seven, ami then declared, leaving University with a defv-it of 182 runs on the first innings. Eden dismissed University, the last wicket falling last two minutes before drawing rime, for 17R. which gave them a three-point win. At North Shore, Graf ton gained a threepoint win over North Shore. Grafton had made 81 in their first innings, iv reply to which Shore made only .JS. and Grafton made 12.S for three wickets in their second Innings last week. On continuing, Grafton carried their total to 210. and dismissed Shore for 161, getting an outright win by 81 runs. Ponsonby carried their first innings from 865 for five wickets to 282, in response to rarnclls first innings oX 103. Parnell in tbeir second knock made 279, and staved off the three-point defeat, Ponsonby winning ftu the first innings.

FONSONBY V. PARNRLL. POJiSONBY.— First Innings. Spcer, b Turiiott 44 I Cullimore, b Simpson 15g j Craig, c Somerville, b MoLeod 12, Aiken, b Tnrbott 2 Burton, lbw, b Moore 41 j Snedden, run out ] n\ Rightoc, b McLeod 13! Imies. b McLeod 0 1 Kelly, b McLeod 0 | Morris, b McLeod 0 : Bobinsnn, not out 2i Extras 8| Total 282 ' Bowling: McLeod- took five wickets for 71 ! nms, Turbott two for 40. Moore one for 24. Simpson one for 4,5. Bannister none for 19, Grenier none for 20. PA-RN.EL.L. ' Blrst innings 103 i Second Innings. SomerriHe. Tbw, b Snedden 72 j Barns, b Righton 3 Turbott, b Snedden 42 Grenier, b Uigh ton 27 , Simpson, c Innes. b Snedden 2." ; McLeod, b Cullimore 44 j Bannister, b Sneddeu 10 : Moore, c Speer, b Cullimore 2<3 i Arneil, b Snedden 14 Catley, run out 1 lluigan. not out 0 j Extras 15 I Total 279 ; Bowling: Snedden took five wickets for \ 120 runs, Righton two for 74, Cnllimore two , tor 44, Aiken none for Jβ. GRAFTON V. NORTH SHORE. GRASTON. first Innings 81 Second Innings. Craic. b Townshend 3C F. Horspool. b Doble i<; ' Morris, c Rankin, b Townshend 2 Nixon, b Townshend 53 Hopklnson, b Doble 7 ] Haresnape, b Townshend y i Hughes, lbw, b Tta nkin 05 j Baker, lbw, b Townshend 18 ' Bloman, not out w Brooker, c Farqu-harson, b Rankin . 13 Barnes, lbw, b Tawnshend 4 Extras ~, o]i Total 21e j Bowling: Doble took two wickets for GO ' Townshend six for SO. Rankln two for 3S, I Elliot none for 6, Dacre none for 14. ; NORTH SHORE. ' Srtrst innings 55 ' Second Irinings. Coleman, b Nixon i" Doble, rnn oat s ißarquharson, c Barnes, b Hopkinson.l o| Dacre, b Njbron 1 I EHliot, b Nixon '.'.'.'.'.'.' 13 ' Anderson, c Baker, b Hopfcinsonl!!.!.. 19 Gosnell, c sub, b Nixon ig Banian, b Nixon 47 Scott, c and b Baker 14 ! Townshend, b Nixon ~ 4 j atcDonagh, not out .' 17 Extras 7 Total ...„ iei Bowling: Kixon took six -wickets for SO runs, Baker one for 24, Hopkinson two for '. iO. BY-EN V. tTNIYERSITY. BDE-N.—First Innings. ' rving, run out 59 L 3eighway, c McLeod, b Wyllie " 3 • Srooke-Smith, c Cross, b WyHie 10 1 " iountree. c Gaulton, b Nicholson...! 30 I :ummings, b Cox 40 ! .. Taylor, b Fawcett 51 | Jillespie, b Jones ~ 21 | iVhelan, not out 22 ' J. Blair, not out 44 Extras 7 Total for seven wickets (declared) 290 , Bowling: Cox took one wicket for 70 runs ' " iVyllie two for 7G, Nicholson one for 2S U kmes one for 51, Fawcett one for 33, Gaui- I on none for 26. | , UNIVERSITT. ■'irst innings 114 ' Second Innings. I >oss, b Cummings ~ ; iaulton. b L. Taylor .1= D. Wylle, bK. Taylor ," J^ loves, run out 4*l Cox. c Irvhi;;, b Glllespie 30 ,' Beimonse, c Heigh way, b Brooke-Smith 38 ! ! Fawcett, b L. Taylor 4!' McLeod. not out ' ja I R. Wyllle, b Brooke-Smith •> , f , Brldgman, b Brooke-Seilth .] 31 ' absent "" [■>} Extras ~, \ 7 j Total "Tri I] Bowilng: R. Taylor took one wicket for 40 rnns. Cummings one for 25, L. Taylor two i for 53, Whelan none for 23. Heighway none < for 15, Gillespie none for 10, Brooke-Smith ] Bwee for 0. ! I 1 SECOND GRADE. NORTH SHORE V. EDEN. 1 Korth Shore.—First innings, 244. Eden.—First Innings, 405 (Alexander, b I ?oster, 189; Rankin, b oharpe, 0; I Mcketts, b Foster, 10; Baxter, lbw. ' > Johnson, 47; Cotteral, lbw, b Walker, I ; Bennett, b Jaggs 7; Mills, b Foster 80; 1 lewson, b Stoupe 6; Gillespie, b Foster 0; , . Bennett, b Foster 3; Gasparich, not out. , ; extras 58). Bowling: Foster took five wickets for 63 j ans, Stoupe two for 141, Johnson one for 7, Walker one fr 39, Jaggs one for 41). [, PARNELL A V. PARNELL B. Parnell B.—First innings, 100. Parnell A.—First innings, .321. Parnell B.—Second innings, 97 (Gedye, I Dt out. 73: Murray, b Wilson 0; Burns, j and t> Fisher 9; Stoupe, b Fisher 4; linnison, c and b Fisher, 6; J. Gedye, b j •ilson 0! extras 5). 1 Bowling: Fisher took three wicekts for 55 t ms, Wilson two for 37. j Parnell A won by an innings and 124 j ms. I THIRD GRADE. " s BERESF-ORD V. KINGSL.AND. Kingsland.—First innings, 72. Second i inings, 206 (J. Ryan .S3. McLaren 40, Hall '„ I, E. Ryan 16). Bowling for Beresford, g Isinlev tonk six wickets for (32 runs, Buck- I y (»■■ for 33, McNamara one for 28. j !-.ercsf<ird. — Klrat innings, 169. Second mines. 114 for n*v wickets (MCNamara 43, . Mills SO. A. Shaw 17 not out, R. Tonkin L). Howling for Kingsiand. ,1. Ryan took *•<> wiikci-. for ."I runs. Kayes one for 2, „ *dsou une for 44. * A three -point win for Beresford by five ' K - ket8 ' f< ST. JAMES' V. EDEN. St. James.—First innings, 159 for eight w nckets (Coleman 73. Rowe 24. Brooks 12, Jiitanach 20 not out). Bowling for Eden: McSwan one for 46, luart throe for 35. Eden.—First innings, U3 (Whelan 11 v nsht 15}. Bowling fnr St. James': Morton three for 3, Leikis six for 23. St. Jaroiii-.—Second innings. 166 for six rickets U.oleman 67 not out, Rowe 47 C a-ooks 19. Nillson 12 not out). Bilen. —Second innings, 33 for six wickets, -b jSluec point win lor St. James.

EXCBLSIOB V. OPON-SONBT. Ponsonby.—First innings, IG3 (Lang 70, Essex 40, Brunning 18, J. Craig 12). Bowling for Excelsior, F. Hutchinson took eight wickets for 30 runs, Stevens two for 32. Second innings, 94 (Lang 21, I>arby 21, Essex 15). Bowling Cor Excelsior, G. Hutehlnson took four wickets for 37 runs, liabbidge three for 37, Blcknell two for 6. Excelsior.—First innings, 137 (Edmonde 34, F. Hutchinsou 29, C. Palmer 18 Woods 17, McGregor 10). BowUn-g for Ponsonby, C. Craig took five wicket 3 for 39 runs, Essex three for 05, Darby two for 4. Second innings, 125 for six wickets (Edmonds not out 35, C. Palmer not out 15, (Stevens 37, AnderI son 14). Bowling for Ponsonby, Essex took fo.ir wirliets for 41. Kxceisior won by four wickets and five runs, a three-point win.

SUII I' R BAN ASSOCIATION.

I ___^ RAILWAY V. UNIVERSAL. Railway. —First innings. 17(i. Universal. -First innings. 59. Second innings, 113. For Universal, Ixmgstaff made 34, and MeK'onnick 45. Bowling for Railway. Burnstde took two wickets for 10 nins, A. Williams two for 28. J. Elliott live for 35. A three-point win for Railway.

! SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

FIRST GRADE. ORAMMAE A V. GRAMMAR B. A Team—First innings, 23(5 (Jaggs 24, Dunning 27. Kelly 72. Cox -10, Badeley 12, Goodacre 14). Bowling: Watson five for 97, Bridges two for 17, Ward oce for 78, Broberg one for 5. ! A Team.—!-econd innings, 63 for one ■ wicket, declared (Postles 41 not out, MaefcI low '11 not out). i B Team.—First innings, 64 (Freeman 13, I Whelan 26). ! Bowling: Jaggs nine for 33. j R Team.—Second innings, 50 (Whelan 27, I Mclnnes 10). I Bowling: Cox four for 24, Jaggs three ! for 20, Burns two for 0. I KING'S COLLEGE V. SACRED HEART. ! Sacred Heart.—First innings, 20. i Bowline for King's. Philips took four I wickets for -1 (including "hat trick") ' Henrd five for S. King's College.—First innings. 353 ■ (Otway 1.1, Tarquhur 17. Philips 10(5. Heard, retired. 112. Bucklanc , 12. Murray 14, Colville 12. Gee 17. Eddowes 13. I Bowling for Sacred Heart. O'Connor i iook four wickets. Reynolds two wickets. I O'Shea two wickets, Reid one wicket. I Sacred Heart.—Second innings. 54 ! (Reed 19. O'Connor 12). ; Rowling for King's College. Philips took two wickets for 1. Ttucklnnil one for 2, : Murray three for 20, Gee two for S. I King's won by au innings and 281 runs— • a three-point win. SECOND GRADE. ' TECHNICAL V. SACRED HEART. j Sacred Heart.—First innings, 53 (Lawson 17. Lanigan 10). , Sacred Heart. —Second innings, "9 (Lav- ' ; der IS). I I Bowling for Technical: Bishop six for ,20. Morton six for 29 (Including "hat trick"). Mlcll six for 10. Technical.—First innings. 70 (Bishop 23, Morton 14, Miell 11, Rankln 11). Bowline for Sacred Heart: Lanigan six for 24. O'Brien three for 7. Three-point win for Technical. KING'S 11. A V. GRAMMAR 11. A. I King's.—First innings, 63 (Hay 21, Morris King's.—Second innings. 66 (Hay 15, | : Caughey 10). I Bowling for Grammar: Owen seven! i wickets. Weir nine. Reid two. Grammar. —First innings. 131 for eight I wickets I Weir 21, Shepherd 03. Owen 21 Patten 11. Pascoe 10). j GRAMMAR 11. BY, KING'S 11. B. ! I Grammar.—First Innings, 76 (Marler 30,' Crawshaw 16. Winter 15). I Grammar.—Second inn-ings, 124 for Keren I wickets, declared (Marler :tl retired. Craw-, I straw 28. Burragc 20. Bige'.ow IS). I Bowling for King's: Hood seven wickets, i Hodses three. Andrews two. Mitchell ann I Hope one. ] Kings.—Kirst innings, 45 (Allen 12). King's.—Second inntaßs, 23. Bowling for Grammar: Orawebaw eight i for 24, Winter five for 17, Fisher four for j THIRD GRADE. TECHNICAL SCHOOL V. SACRED i HEART. J Technical School.—First innings, 81 (Har- I I vey XI, Simpson 13, Street 10). i I Technical School.—Second innings, 24 for two wickets (Upton 11). Bowling for Technical: Upton three wickets. Wo'.fgramm three. Harvey three Bowling for Snerod Heart: Smyth live wickets. McMahon three. O'Connor two Sacred Heart.—First Innings, 46 (Lever ORAMMAit V. KING'S. King's.—First innings, 22. Bowling: Goldwater seven for 10, Smith three for 12. McGregor one for 0. Grammar.—First innings. 168 for eight wickets (Smith 4S. McGregor 28. Goldwater 23, Bach 19, Stehr 12 not out, Bdson 101

PUBLIC SCHOOLS' MATCHES.

A GRADE. I MOUNT EDEN* V. GiRAFTON. Grafton.—First innings, 37 (Watts 19). Second innings, 39 (Watts 31). Mount Eden.—First innings, 46 (Tnrbott Bowling for Grafton: Brett took three ■wickets. Basso six. Bowling for Monnt Eden: Mills took ten wickets, Davis nine. Mount Kden won by nrne runs on first innings. MOUNT ALBERT V. DEVONPORT. Mount Albert won. NAPIEU STREET V. RBMUEKA. ! Napier Street.—First innings, 34 (Jonson, j not out 13). Remuera.— First innings, 48 (Lamb 14 ' Mimro in, Holila 14). ' ; Bowling for Napier Street. Wynn took eight wlckets for 31. Bowling for Remuera. i McCoy tool; flve wickets for 7. Remuera won by ]4 runs. EPSOM V. VERMONT STREET. '. Epsom.—First innings, 66 (Thomas 17 I Paton Hi. Second innings, 46 (Stewart 11) I Vermont Street.—First innings. 23. Second innings. 53 for eight wickets (Bowden, not out, 15). Bowling for Vermont Street, Pell took five wickets, McMahoa three wickets Bowden one wicket. Bowling for Epsom' Thomas took seven wickets for 15 Stewart six for Iβ, Bentley three for 25 ' i Epsom won on the first innings by 43 runs. B GRADE. ' PONSONBY V. NORMAL. Ponsonby.—First innings, 174 (Coxtou 55, ', I-lewson 25). , Bowling for Normal: Phipps took five : i wickets, loung two. Thompson two, Coster I ■ Normal.—First innings. 2G. Second inn- 1 ; ings, 26. I Bowling for I'onsonby: Cole took six! i wickets, Caston 4. i Ponsonby won by.an innings and 122 runs. < BAYFIKLD V. MAUNGAWHAT-. Eayfleld. —First Innings, nn iGoodncre 32, ' Jenson 14, Gwillianis 14, Tanner 11). " I Bowling for Manngawhau: Jackson took i five wickets, Morton four. Maungawhau.—First innings, 98 (jaeksou 30, Lovegrove 19. Sjnith 13, Wnittaker 11). ': Bowling for Bayfleld: Matthews took | three wickets, Gwilliams three, Jenson two. i Bayfield won by a run. |' ELLERSLIE V. NEWMARKET. ! Ellerslle.—First innings, 33. Second innings, 38. Bowling for Newmarket, Rleley took !• seven wickets. Simpson five. • Eiierslie. —First innings, 25. Second I. innings, 36 (Harris 11). Bowling for Ellerslle, Fisher eight I < wickets for 17 runs. Double four, D. Somer- 11 3el<l flve. ! Eiierslie won by 10 runs. < C GRADE. EDENDALE V. RICHMOND ROAD. Edendalc—First innings, 94 (Burton 40, rietcher 23;. Bowling for Richmond Road, Chapman < ook seven wickets for 28 runs, Swift two i 'or 40, Rusden one for 17. ' Richmond Road.—First innings, 24. j r Bowling for Kdpndale, Fletcher took six I Tickets for S runs, Skeen three for 15. 1 Edendaie won by 70 runs. ( D GRADE. S BELMONT V. NORTHCtii'E. Belmont. —First innings, 43 (Murphy 14). ( Bmvlins tor Nortbcote: C.-ivage took live l ivirkeis. Ilarkius four. Dormer one. Nortbcote.—First innings, SS iileath 15, ' lavage 15, Lees 20. McPhail 13). Bowling for Belmont: Murphy too* live , wickets. Teahan four. ' Northcote won. by 45 runs. 1

MEADOWBAKK V. TE PAPAPA. , Meadowbank.—First innings, 20. Second - innings, 6 for one wicket. t ; Te Papapa.—First innings, 3. Second . innings, 20. , Meadowbank yon by nine wickets.

OUTSIDE MATCH.

i ' SMITH AND CAUGHBY V. J. COURT. ; Smith and Cauphey.—First Innings, 153 ■ for two wickets (Atkinson 7- not out, Sayers '■ 23 not out, A. P. Caug-hey 36). John Court, Ltd.—First innings, 34. Bowling for Smith and Oanghey, Sayers took four for Iβ, French six for 16.

HAMILTON V. WAIKATO.

HAMILTON. Saturday. Hamilton representatives mot Lower Wailcato at Seddon Park to-day, and the. match resulted In a draw. Hamilton batted first, and scored 2»i3, I'omeroy playing splendid cricket for 112. Lower Walkato I scored 1(10 for the loss of six wickets, ;ißrook being top scorer with r>o. not out, ! compiled in a forceful manner. W. Tinims also played good cricket, for 38. Details of scores;. — HAMILTON. Fruser. st Walsh, b Brooks 17 Loveridge, c Allen, b Menzies 19 iPomeroy, c Timms, b Itrooks 112 ■Fenwick, c Brooks, b Menzies 11 luder, b Sefton 20 Brown, c Brown, b Timms 21 Forster, c Menzies, b Brooks 2 I Loughlin, c Walsh, b Allen 14 'Speight, b Brooks 3 1 Blaekie, c Walsh, h Shepherd 8 j Price, not out 6 J Extras 30 I Total 263 LOWER WAIKATO. Menzies, b Fenwick 21 Allen, b Brown 27 Timms. c and b Forstcr 38 Brooks, not oat 50 Buckett, c Loughlin. b Loveridge 3 Sefton, c Brown 0j 1 Walsh, h Pomeroy 12 i Kxtras no i Six wickets for 1(50 \ 'HAMILTON B V. LOWER AVATKATO. In the match Hamiiton B team v. Lower Waikato B, the former won by 100 runs. For Hamilton. Turbott scored 51). and Mulr -0 for Lower V/aikato. ! WELLINGTON V. WANOANXJT. (By Telegraph.— Press Association.l WANGANn. Saturday. J The cricket match between Wellington X I and Wanganni was coiiinience<l to-duy in , good weather. The local side butted first. and was disposed of for 203 runs, the principal scores being Burton 45, Lux ford "D and Oates 29 not out. Wellington replied' I with 277 for three wickets. Hiddlestoue I making HO. Wilson 56. Binnie 4S not out Schroder 31 not out. Hiddlestou and I Wilson put on 177 for the first wicket The match -will be continued on Monday.