SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 65, 17 March 1936, Page 17

SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION

SENIOR B. DILWORTH V. MANUKAU. Dilworth.—First innings -253 Hitchcock 12, Poole 57, Taylor 22, Byrne, 28, . .ickliu 69 not out. Scott 31). Bowling for Manukau: Wright took four wickets for 65 runs, Stpupe one for 19. Stone two for 42, Leaning two for 80, Beard none for 20. Manukau.^—First innings 44 for five wickets. A.H.B. V. PAPAKURA. Harbour Board.—First Innings 114 (Brcesc 35, Martin 25, Johnson 11 not out). Second innings 16 for four wickets. Papakura.—First innings 64 (Burgess 27). SECOND GRADE. St. George's,, Epsom, v. Brixton.—St. George's 118 (Furnell 28). Brixton S3 (B. Russell five for 15). A four-point win for St. George s.

WESTERN SUBURBS.

At the March meeting of the Western Suburbs Cricket Association it was decided to close the competition and award the championship to Glen Eden; also to offer a return match with the Friendly Societies at Glen Eden on Good Friday and Easter Monday. The annual end of season meeting will be held on April 4 in the Foresters' Hall, New Lynn, to take the form of a social evening.

E.P.S. V. PHILOMEL.

The result of a cricket match played between teams representing the English Public Schools and H.M.S. Philomel at the Devonport Naval Base :— H.M.S. Philomel.—First innings, 65 (Harris 21, Leybourne 14). Bowling: Nicolaus four for 15, D. Nuthall four for 23, Humphreys two for 24. Second innings, 49 for three wickets, declared (Waters 26. Hessill 17 not out). Bowling: D. Nuthall one for 5, Hately one for 12, Humphreys one for 17. English Public Schools.—First innings, 83 (Rowntree 29, Gaye 19, Hately 12). Bowling: Luke three for 13, Penning two for 24, Cooper two for 27, Larson one for 1, Nicoll one for 10. Second innings, 80 for one wicket (Rowntree 55 not out, Brown-Douglas 14 not out). Bowling: Larson one for 16* - - English Public Schools won by 18 tuns on the first innings.

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Point Chevalier.—77 (Sutclifte 18). Takapuna 8.—104 for eight wickets (Phillips 32, Nettleton 31, Bramwell 16).

— : PAPAKURA V. MERCER.

A cridfet matcli was played during the week-end between Papakura and Mercer Clubs at Prince Edward Park, Papakura. Scores: —Papakura 97 (B. Beechey 32), Mercer 93 (R. Laurie 64).

R.N.M.A. V. PHILOMEL B.

Philomel B.—First innings 75 (Everltt ■is for 20). Ex-R.N. Men's Association. —First innings 77 (Hughes 44). Win for Bx-R.N. Men's Association by two runs. GAMES JN THE PROVINCE. KAIPARA. Rodney East eleven scored a win oyer the (Rodney West representatives at lfaipara Flats by 179 runs on the first, innings. Scores: —Rodney West, first innings, 154 (It. Kelly 34, L. Gubb 33; W. Bayliss 26, .T. Hooper 23, N. Blackburn 13). Bowling: E. Anderson took two wickets for 20 runs, A. Martin one for 6, N. Vipond two for 29, R. Dunning three for 40, W. Dunning one for 37. Rodney East, first v innings, 333 (N. Vipond 75, E. Wyatt 67, L. Anderson 51, W. Dunning 54, L. Wyatt 33, D. Martin 16, G. Calder 10 not out). Bowling: F. James two for SO, R. Kelly two for 36, W. Bayliss one for 28, H. Andrews one for 35, J. Hooper two for 62, h. Gubb one for 69. . . HUNTLY. A Grafton team visited Huntly during the week-end and played a matcli ugainst the Huntly senior team, the latter winning by 83 runs. Scores:—Grafton, 89 (G. Wallace 20, Rowntree 15, August 11; McGaughran three wickets for 24, Hanley tw6 for 13). Huntly, 172 for eight wickets (Hanley 41, Heskett 39, Hatfield 27 not out; Byerley two for 37, E. Isherwood two for 2). TAUPIRI, Playing at Taupiri during the week-end the Taupiri cricket team defeated Kainui by an innings and 34 runs. Kainui batted , first and 'made 54 (R. Dyer 21). Taupiri replied with 129 (R. Powell 40. K. Haycock 28, A. Braddock 23, R. Miller 10). Kainui. made 42 ■" (J. Lockc 13) in their sccond innings. HAMILTON. Clandelands v. Old Boys.—Old Boys: First innings, 263 ; second innings, 88 for four wickets declared (S.. C. Hay 41 not out, R. Somers 22). Bowling: D. Hemi took two "wickets for 28 runs, Tj. Casey two for 15. Clandelands: First innings, 116 (G. S. Hampton 28, L. Casey 18). Bowling: J. Aitken two for 23, R. Clough two for 8, J. Fraser two for 24. Second innings, 89 for four wickets (R----non 37 retired, J. Dempsey 31). Old Boys won by 147 runs on the first innings. Hamilton v. Hamilton East. —-Hamilton East: First innings, 102; second innings, 70 (G. Clough 26, R. Skeet. 18). Bowling. E. Everest took fivs wickets for 15 runs, R. Dabb two for 11. Hamilton : First innings, 80; second innings, 96 for seven wickets (O. Mckenzie 33, K. Sandford 3~ not out). Bowling: T. Corner three for 30, T. Skeet two for 30. Hamilton won by three wickets.

CAMBRIDGE. Four-point wins were scorcd the High School and City against tlieir opponents in the second to last. S - of the Cambridge Cricket Association s championship on Saturday.. yet to be played the .position of the .. j i s: —High School 26 points. City -3, United Services 11, Leamington 4.

TE PUKE. The first round of tlie Rlc'iards ShiPW cricket competition ivas P la y e d.?.t,/i/thhon Saturday in fine weather. Albion (ia« ranga) 128 and 24, beat United (re by six wickets. For the winning team Moor head scored 47 not out and Hunterr . 23. United scored 108 and 43, Cowley securing the highest score with

AUSTRALIANS AT THE CAPE.

CHIPPERFIELD A CENTURY.

(Received l> a.m.) CAPETOWN, March 16. Replying to Western Province's t'ota.l of 198 the Australian cricketers made (Chipperfield 107 not out, Slevers 59. The South Africans in the second Inn ings had 16 runs on withont loss.