DOMAIN MATCHES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 30, 6 February 1933, Page 12

DOMAIN MATCHES.

BOWLERS TAKE CHARGE. WINS TO MOUNT ALBERT, HARBOUR BOARD AND GREEN LANE. Conditions at the Domain 011 Saturday for the completion of the Auckland Citj' and Suburban Association's sixth series of matches, which mark the opening of tne second round, were in sharp contrast to those of the previous week-end, and play was correspondingly altered. Pitches heavy and soon cutting up, favoured the bowlers. The big surprise was Mount Albert s mastery of the present competition leaders. R.V., who were able to carry their total from 16 runs to only 80 runs and had to follow on. The Old Boys' had notched 193 runs. They had a victory, three wickets short of a six-pointer. Harbour Board gained a four-pointer by 30 runs lead on Ponsonby, and Green Lane had no difficulty in disposing of Invicta twice for a total of 164 runs in reply to an innings of 189 runs. Scores:— MOUNT ALBERT 0.8. V. R.V. MOUNT ALBERT. First innings 193 R.V.—First Innings. A. Cloke, b Lange 12 Mills, c R. C. G. Ott, b Mills 11 S. Guiniven, e Hook, b Lange -o W. Goldswortliy, c Ott. b Wildman .. J W. S. Bambury, c Ott, b Wildman .... 0 S. Metge, e Mills, b Wildman a C. G. Finlayson, b Wildman 10 Simpson, c Cantlay, b Lange «> Hunt, not out JJ Mackie, c Ott, b Wildman u Burton, absent Jj Extras Total so Bowling: Wildman took five wickets for 14 runs; Lange tlireo for 16, Mills one for 15 ; Butler none for 16. It.V—Second Innings. Guiniven, c Cartlny, b Butler IS Goldswortliy, c and b Wildman 7 Cloke, c Wildman. b Butler * Finlayson, c Hook, b Butler - Hunt, b Wildman O C. Mills, c Wildman. b Lange 8 Maekie, c Mills, b ange 8 Metge, not out JJ Bambury, not out - Extras Total for seven wickets 54 PONSONBY V. HARBOUR BOARD. PONSONBY. First innings 118 HARBOUR BOARD.—First Innings. 1,. Breese, b T. Lyon I t R. Stall worthy, absent 63 W. Hendy, b T. Bennett .. . o M. Wetlierill, c Broberg, b E. Stallworthy A Dunning, e Donaldson, b Bennett .. 13 C. Williams, c Donaldson, b Lyon .... IS N. Martin, c Masters, b Bennett 3 L. Martin, c Donaldson, b Bennett 0 j. Mann, e Donaldson, b Bennett .... « N. Somerviile, c IC. Stallworthy, b Lyon W. Cheeseman, not out - Extras * Total 148 Bowling: T. Bennett took five wickets for 17 runs, T. Lvori three for. 34, E. Stallworthy one for 22, Robertshaw none for 28, J. Lonergan none for 8, Viseoe none for 8, Broberg none for 13, Masters none for I<. PONSONBY.—Second Innings. Robertshaw, c Hendy, b Cheeseman .. 7 Donaldson, b Cheeseman •> Viseoe, b Cheeseman 1R. Innes, lhw, b Dunning • } T. Lyon, e Cheeseman. b Dunning .... -hi Masters, not out Lonergan, not out ' Extras ** Total for five wickets, declared . . 92 Stumps: Harbour Board three wickets for 20 runs. INVICTA V. GREEN LANE. INVICTA. First innings 1"1 GREEN LAND. —First Innings. A. Gedye, Baxter •■••••; .T. Elliott, cE. Watkins, b Baxter .... 7 Tomlinson, lbw, b Morman . JR. Lonergan, c Davies, b Hollis H. Williams, b Baxter A. Kerr, c Davies, b Morman -o A. Lonergan, c Watkins, b Baxter .... 11 H. not out 11 McGhie, st Heighton, b Baxter » Clarke, b Baxter " Gillespie, e and b Hollis « Extras Total 18 ® Bowling: Baxter took six wickets for 85 runs, Hollis two for 25, Morman two fo_r 51; Yates none for 7, Everitt none for 10. INVICTA. —Second Innings. Yates, cR< Lonergan, b Gillespie .... 0 W. Rimmer, c Tomlinson, b Kerr .... -0 R. Watkins, c Gillespie, b Gedye 14 B. Watkins, b Gedye . fC. Hollis, c A. Lonergan, h Gedye u Morman, c A. Lonergan, b Gedye .... Everitt, st R. Lonergan, b Gedye « Davies, st Lonergan, b Kerr a Tinkler, c R. Lonergan, b Kerr * Baxter, c Gillespie, b Kerr - Heighton, not out Extras ___ Total 63 Bowling : Gedye took five wickets for 10 runs, Kerr four for 30, Gillespie one tor 8, Elliott none for 7. SENIOR B GRADE. HARBOUR BOARD V. MAUNGAKIEKIE. Harbour Board.—First "innings, 122 (Armstrong 12, Turbott 26, Candy ~£>i Moyle 2S, Parkes 20 not out; V. Baknlich five for 25). Second innings, I*6 (Arm strong 11, Turbott 24, Wright 27_ not out. Moyle 30). Bowling: Menzies three for 16, V. Bakalich four for 34, J. Bakalich three for 12« ( •Maungakiekie.—First innings, 73 (Sampson 21,\ Chalmers 22; Benjamin five for 20) Second innings, 164 (Reld 12, torsman 16, Wilson 34, Chalmers 16, Lyton 53 not out). Bowling: Benjamin three for 41, Rankin four for 27. Six-point win to Harbour Board. OTAHUHU ASSOCIATION. Abattoir v. Borough.—Borough: First innings, 111 (Wells 54, Lynne 15, Steele 14). Second innings, 38 for nine wickets (Lynne 15). Abattoir: First innings, 166 (Campbell 47, French 24, McPherson 19, G Miller 18, Stanaway 15, Pilcher 14). Abattoir gained a four-point win. Railway v. Passenger Transport.—Railway : First innings, 70 (Nealis 15, Smyth 11 —Hendry 10). Second innings, 100 (Grubb 50, Read 26). Bowling: Duneen seven for 67, Keesing eight for 34, Carter three for 13. Passenger Transport: First innings, 94 for five wickets, declared (Duneen 34, Keesing 30, Simm 18 not out). Bowling: Fielding four wickets for 14, Grubb one (for 39. Passenger Transport gained a four-point win. Challenge v. Returned Soldiers.— Returned Soldiers : First innings, 87 (Coppins 37, Bottrell 25). Bowling: Bright Jivo wickets for 38, Connors one for 19, H.vnes one for 11, MacDowell one for 5. Challenge : First innings, 95 (Ballantyne 18, Hynes 16, Bright 13, Butterwortli 13, MacDowell 12). Bowling: McLaren live for 43, Coppins three for 37, Eustace one lor 5. .Challenge gained a four-point win. THAMES ASSOCIATION. CLEAVE STILL SOARING. The Thames , Cricket Association played a further round of cup competitions on Saturday, when Tararu drew with High School, and City gained a two-point win from Karaka. In the former game Tararu went to the wickets and were all dismissed for 215 (Cleave 130 not out, making his sixtli successive century in club cricket). Bowling for High School, Head took six tor 92. At the call of time High School had five wickets down for 108 (Cotterall 58 not out. Head 49, Coxliead 39). The bowling honours were taken by Morgan, Cleave and Dare. In the City-Karaka game the former opened the batting, and were dismissed for 96 (Gibson 28). Fear was the best bowler, taking six for 32. Karaka made 78 (Smith 25). Most of the wickets fell to Pratt, who took four for 9. At the call of time City had lost four wickets for 61 (Gibson 24), thus winning on the first innings. NO PLAY AT WELLINGTON. WELLINGTON, this day. Owing to wet weather on Saturday there was no play in the Wellington Cricket Association's competitions.