CRICKET.

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 80, 6 April 1926, Page 11

CRICKET.

V.M.C.A. RIVALS.

AUCKLAND V. WELLINGTON

j more than usually interesting match at ' < *c Domain yesterday was the annual ■Kr" maf.-h. Au-kland v. Wellington, ! t : which I Cooper, on the Auckland side, ' L Dempster, for Wellington both , Iterprnvlnc'ial players, and the latter aj . *£ Zealand reP^tatlv c. «•« 1« j ■ SgS? r Mni.T n«d liuUUdls. the Auc-klaUd j Sesei".t"t ye vas -bicily responsible Shis side's total polns to 2.10 for four ■"iJlx-, ~ V collapse i-arae. but Cooper hit | niit VtroifK. antl the innings closetl for 3IK. i tShpn It wos Wellinston's turn, Dempster; >aye a brilliant nll-ronnd display, and be SS Johnston pat on 2.J7 runs for tbe first | "" -et hut then the side collapsed and they • Sfall nut for 204. giving Auckland the win by 11 ruus - Dempster made 200. j Scores:— AUCKLAND V.M.C.A.— First Innings. j T ote= lbw, h Price 88 Dunning c Johnson, b Eton « I W Cooper, st Johnson, b Eton H<j Blair. C Johnson, v Orr »> ; Dililier. b -> • hldflolls, b Eton ■■•■•■••• "%> Lock, r Dempster, h Eton «, A. Biddolls. l> Eton ■ » Paton. c Wilson, i> Dempster 1;; . F Cooper, not out lp I Stallworthy, li Hton 'J Extras - 1 -

Total "» Bowlin" Analysis.-Eton took six wickets for 65 runs, Price one lor S6, Dempster two. tor 6j, Orr one for SO. ■WELLINGTON' V.M.C.A.—First Innings. Dempster, lbw, b Dunning »" Johnson, b Cooper «- Wilson, c Yates. b Cooper '/. Eton, c Dunuiujr. b Cooper - a Orr. b Cooper \' i Price, b liunnln.; - i TCoMns, not out 1- a Worth, c Riddolls. b Cooper J , Pound, c and l> Cooper " T 3tarke, b Dunning ' , Extras __f r Total ffll , Bowlinz Analysis.-Cooper took six wie- • Kets for TO runs. Dunning four for 2U. ]

THE TRAINING COLLEGES. The annual match between Auckland End Wellington Training Colleges concluded yesterday. Scores: — Auckland Training College. — First tannines : 113- P«*concl innintrs : Matherson. c Hamilton b Viotmeyer, 33 ; Wilmott, C Cutler, b Vietmeypr, 3o : Cumraing, lbw, b Mflssey 14 : Pobson. c Wells, b Massey, 1; Wpllk. c ClnrkP. 1) Mnpsey, 1": Carter, run out 23 : Srhwabe, c Praser, b Massey. in ; ThoniHKon. ■• Fraeer, l> Wells, IS: McLean, Ibw. 1) Viofnu-yo-r S : Wilson, b Massey. 1 : Colgan. not oiit. 1: extras. 3: total, IBS. Bowling for Wellington: Maasey five for Gil. Vietnieyer three for 72, Wells one for

Wellington Training College. — First innings: 71. Second innings: Hamilton. Ibw. b Mathprson, 14; Sykes. c Wells, l> Matherson. 12 ; McSweeney, b Mathprson. 42: Frazer. b Mathprson, 0: Cutler, l> Wells. 0 ; Massey, b Wells. 0 ; Vietmeyer. b Matherson. C ; Clarke, b McLean. 7 ; Orcias. c Thompson, b McLean, 0 ; Wells, b Matherson, 18; Tier, not out. 16; extras, 32; total. 147. Bowling for Auckland : Mnth»rson six for 4S. Welsl two for 'M), McLean tyro for ]-(, Carter none for 21; Colgan j none for -. > |

SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION.

OHAKUXE BEATS SUBURBS. ' A return match between Suburbs and Ohakune yesterday resulted in a win for the country team by 27 runs on the first innings. Scores: — SUBURBS.—First Innings. Cattorall. b Winger 1 Hunt, c Randal, b Winger 0 Kerr. c Sandal, b Pederson 2f) A. Williams, c Winger, b McLeay . . 13 Somers, c Glasgow, b McLeay 19 Sutherland, not out 18 W. Williams. Ibw, b Wlnget 1 Dwan, b Winger . 0 Baker, 'b Winger 8 Stallworthy, b Winger 0 Kiddnlls, Ibw, b McLeay 5 Extras 17

Total 11l Bowling Analysis.—X. Winger took six wickots for 37 runs, McLeay three for IG, Pederson one for 41. Second Innings. Sutherland, b McLeay 11 Catterall, b McLeay 12 Ken-, c Pederson, b McLeay 23 Hunt, lbw, b McLeay 4 A. Williams, b Winger 0 Somers, c Pederson, b Winger 49 Riddolls. c and b Winger 0 Baker, c sup., b Winger 2 Dwan, c Hodder, b Winger 1 W. Williams, b Glasgow 18 Srallworthy, not out 2 Extras 15

Total 137 Bowling Analysis.—N. Winger took five wickets for 45 runs, McLeay four for 53, Glasgow one for IS. OHAKUXE.—First Innings. Sandall, c Catterall, b Sutherland ... 37 Christensen, c Hunt, b Sutherland .... 36 X. Winger, to Sutherland 0 Glasgow, c Catterall, b Sutherland . . o McLeny, c Somprs, b Sutherland .... 3 Carroll, b A. Williams 9 llincs, c Dwan, b A. Williams 21 Pcderson, b A. Williams 7 Bramley, b Sutherland o Hodder, not out ■ 12 S. Winger, run out 1 Extras 2 Total 13S Bowling Analysis.—A. Williams took three wickets for 48 runs, Sutherland six for 45. PARNELL V. ROTORUA.

(By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) RCKTORTJA, this day. Parnell played the Rotorua Cricket Association to-day on the Government ground ill fine, sunny weather. The association were weakly represented. Parnell made 211 for live wickets and declared (Gee 112 not out. Broberg 32). Rotorua replied with 112 ■(Foord 26. Young 25 not out, Dlneen 21) Parnell in their second innings made 35 for live wickets, 'but , won on the first innings by 09 runs. NAPIER BEATS MANAWATU. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.} NAPIER, Monday. With three wickets down for 195 runs Hawke'a Bay to-day resumed their 'first innings in the match against Manawatu and toy the time the sixth wicket fell thf total had reached 454, giving a lead oi 208 over the. visitors. The most successful batsmen were Lowry not out 119, C. Beatl not out 102, Stevenson 84, Reaney 49 Owen 44. The innings was declared closed Hope took two wickets for 159 runs, Blact two for 32, and Gallichan two for 129 in their second effort, corn plied only 157. The cnief scorers were Hope 56, and Gallichan 23. Mitchell toolsix wiebets for 60 runs. Temperton two foi SS, and Patterson one for 21. Hawke's Baj Tvon by an innings and 113 runs.

WELLINGTON DEFEATS NELSON. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Monday. A cricket match, Wellington v. Nelson, resulted in a win for Wellington by an innings and 340 runs. Nelson was faced with the task of making 410 runs to save an innings defeat, but th« team collapsed in the face of the Wellington attack, with the result that the whole side was dismissed for 76 runs. The first innings of Wellington resulted in the large total of 529. Nelson, in its second innings, made 70. Neale (34) and k-lnset (14) were the only batsmen who reached double figures. Hiddleston (Wellington) was deadly with the ball, and took nine wickets for 35 runs. <-.nristopherson took two wickets for eight PRIMARY SCHOOLS. The quarterly meeting of the Prtciiools Association will be held af 7.30 l>m. on : April 7 in the Chamber of Comjwrce, when some important remits are ~o bo considered, v: