DOMAIN GAMES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 283, 29 November 1937, Page 15

DOMAIN GAMES.

THRILLING FINISHES.

PONSONBY'S BIG SURPRISE.

ROBINSON 154, NOT OUT. — li I lie second series of championship i matches of the Auckland City and Sub- : ' urban Cricket Association created keen . interest on Saturday at the Domain : | Cricket Ground, the play being marked by ■ exciting finishes in two instances. By a magnificent last partnership for 08 between J. Loticrgan and Ward, l'oiieionhy surprised Maimkau 1229) and gained a four-, point win with 2">H. R.V., with its tail- 1 einlers. and notably ('. CJ. Finlayson, making a groat fi;. r Ut for runs, failed to reach KoskillV total of 142 by 12 runs. (Jre-en Lane gained an outright win over Itrixliui. a feature being the batting of ' Hoy Kohitison, who. 91 not out. the pre- : vimiK Saturday, mil eased his tally to 1.">4 and still carried his bat. His figures; included 22 boundaries. Scores :- - PONSONBY V. MANUKAU. MAN UK At*. First innings 229 POXSONBY.—First tunings. Hook, st Turbott, h Martin 20 Stoncxtreet. e and I) Martin 13] Keid, c Waters, b Martin 21 luncs, run out 17 . Howell. |, Hleakley 2S ' Shepiierd. lbw, b Bleakley tl Knbertshaw. b Hleakley 10 | Young, c Martin 4 • Baldick. b Motion 2 I l.onergan. not out 79 Ward, run out 34 Extras 28 Total 25C Rowling: Bleakley took three wickets for OS. Martin four for P 4, Motion one for 36, Kariiuhar none for 12. Dunning none for 17. IVarcc none for 1. A four-point win for Ponsonby. Umpires: Messrs. Gelye and Abbott. GREEN LANE V. BRIXTON. J? It IX TON. First innings 110 Second Innings. V. Williams. t> McCorniick 2 Hoare. c Under, b Krrr " 7 I 11. Williams, e A. Watts, b Kerr . 8 ! Wilson, b McCorniick 6 J Hansen, h Kerr 1", i I'.utler. b Kerr ' ". Moylnn. n Kerr 2 1 I.vthe. I> Kerr 3"2 | lletlierlnglon not out 0 I Stnllworthy, h Mantes i: ; I/ongville. absent 0 Extras 12 1 Total or, Bowling: Ki'-r t'ok six wickets for .!« runs. MrCurmirk two for 31. Barnes one ! tor 12, Sampson none for 3. | CUKKN LANE. -First Innings. i Kerr, b Stallwortliv 15 Itarnes. st I.ongvlll'e, b Hoare 34 KohliiHon. not out I"'4 | Russell, «■ Wilson, b Williams 24 i | A. Watts. Ihw. b Williams 30 I S. inpsoii. c V Williams, b Movltm 10 , Sell. lliw. b Moylau 0 j ! Khctras 2 Total for six wickets (declared) . 27!t 1 llnnllng: V. Williams took two wickets for ,"!l; Moylan. two for 2a ; Hoare, one for | 40; Star won by, one for 111; Wilson, none for 12: Butler, none for 2.".; H. Willlums. none for 24. A six-pointer to Green Lane. Umpires: Messrs. Ball and Gaily. R.V. V. ROSKILL. ROSKILL. j First Innings 142 Second Innings. Yntes. lbw, b Flnhysnn 5| Hetherington, b PcrMes 7 Scarborough, c and b Peebles 3 Walking, not out 50 Wo. <|. not out 2:'Extras 3 Total for throe wickets 91 E.v.— First Innings. Goldsworthy, l> Scarborough 1 Kose, b Wood 1 Webster, b Wood 43 I'liikc. lbw, b Wood « Wildtuan, c and b Wood 0 I'leydell, c Scarborough, b Wood .... 1 Bnmbury, c 1-nngdon, b Yates 44 Peebles, b Scarborough 0 Fi ".lay son, run out 24 Hunt, c Scarborough, b Wood 1 Archer, not out 2 Extras 6 Total 13.0 Bowling: Wood took six wickets for 43, Scarborough two for 40, Yates one for 17, Lawrle none for 12, Lungdon none for 13. A four-point win to K'-skill. Umpires: Messrs. Bennett and King. CHRISTMAS TOURNEY. TEAM FOR GISBORXE. The selectors for the City and Suburban Association, Messrs. J. Elliott, F. Cooper and W. Ward, have chosen the following players to represent the association at Gisborne during the Christmas tournament, which will commence on December 27, and conclude on January 1 :—R. Robinson, J. Lonergun, N. Martin, J. Butler, C. Williams (captain), C. Kerr, C. Wildman, T. Webster, K. Waters,. F. Stonestree-t, Farquhar, R. Hetherington. Several prominent players were unable to make the trip. SENIOR B. MANUKAU V. GRBBNLANE. Manukau.— First innings, 186 (Beattie 17. Stoupe 21*,, Turner '21, Gasparich 17, Turbolt 37, Learning 21, Shipherd 19) ; second innings, 209 (Solomon 11, Beattie 18, Thomas 23, Gasparich 71, Bakalich 83, Brown 18). Bowling: First Innings, : MeGhie took four wickets for 53 runs, Sampson three for .15), Sykes two for 37; 1 second innings. Sykes four for 91, Harri- • son one for 30, Appleby one for 10, Spragg one for 22, Coates one for 32. Green lane.— First innings, 60 (Sampson ■ 10. Xewoonib 10. M<-Ghie 13 not out) : 1 second innings. 00 (Harrison 32. Stewart 1 10). Bowling: First Innings. Gasparich five for !). Learning one for 14. Solomon two for 20. Turner one for 10; second • Innings. Stouiw- two for 25, Learning two for 20, Turner one for 4. Manukau won by 299 runs —a sixpointer. BRIXTON V. TRAINING COLLEGE. Training College.—First innings, 100 (Thompson 36) ; second innings, nine wickets for 113 (Warren 70 not oat). Brixton. —First innings. 63 (Dawson 20) ; Parsons nine wickets for 23. A win for Training College. ONEHUNGA ASSOCIATION. 1 . HOKAN TOP SCORE WITH 57. \ Results of matches played at Waikaraka Park on Saturday : J.'chfonsteins v. Sutherland's Tannery. — e Llchteiistelii's : First innings. 110 (D. Horan '■ 57). Bowline: I). Hetherington eight for 51. ', Tannery: First innings. 62. Bowling: A. Brass five for 2.'i. Lichtenstein's gained a four-point win. p Te Papnpa v. Woollen Mills. —Te Papapa: First innings-. 113 (L. Swift 31). Bowling: P. Brady four for 37. A. Watson three for 1 25. Woollen M'lls: First innings. 46, <•" Bowling : R. Swift five for 13. T. Harvj three for 16. Te Papapa gained a four t point win. e Reid Rubber v. Old Buffers.—Reirl Rubber: First innings. S7 IF. King 30, A Howes 20). Bowling: M. Liirkiu rive fo: T 16. Second innings. 47 for three wickets f (('. Fisher 26 not out). Old Buffers: FirM d innings. 33. Bowling: P. Fisher five • foi e 19. Second Innings. 116 (J. Young 32. A .. Cox 34). Bowling: F. King three for 20 j{ Re;d Rubber gained a four point win. v . s RODNEY MATCH CANCELLED. n . The match to have been played by a com ' s iiined banks team and a Rcd'iey Crickel i, As* c 'ation team ou Tuesday has been can celled.