FIRST SIX-POINTER TO GRAFTON

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 281, 28 November 1938, Page 15

FIRST SIX-POINTER TO GRAFTON

TWO CENTURIES. MATHESON AND SALE. 1 MARTIfiI (NOT OUT) 99. four bowlers take six WICKETS EACH. •VARSITY STILL WITH THE LEADERS. J the termination on Saturday o! the fourth series <>f matches in the Auckland Cricket Association's competition Grafton and University share top position, North Shore having been defeated (nearly outright), while Eden had to divide the point* for a draw with Parnell, The most remarkable rannlt from a chili point of view was Grafton's victory over Ponsonby-Balmoral. the first six-pointer K ai ned by a senior this summer. Iwo players topped the century, A M. Mntheson for University and V. S. Sain for North Shore. The former's knock paved the way for the defeat of the niili urbaniten. while Sale, in carrying his bat 'itfht through Shore s second innings, t sa\'<'d his sitlc from an outright loss. Others to exceed the half century were: \N . M. Wallace (Parnell) 80. H. ( ottei ill I Ponsonliy Balmor.il I (W. H. (!. Vivian i I'arnell) H2. W. H. ('oopei' (I "niversity t ">4. ('. K. lackman (University) .V 2. and O. S. C'leal (.Ponson by-Balm oral) 31 not out. The '"hard luck" storv of the dav can indisputably be told by 1). ]~ Martin (Middlemore), thp representative football wine three-quarter. I.ike P. K. Whitelaw against (i. JTI. B. Allen's Kn-lishmen in March, 1837, Martin carried his bat for 9». How they stand:— Out- Ist Xo rijrht. Ins. re- Ph. P. W. I>. W. Ij. suit. pts. £ r « f ' on , 4 1 - 1 1 l y.i I Diversity ►.... 4 - - 3 1 _ Bilen 4 - - 2 1 1 n Y.M.C.A 4 - _ 2 j l ii North Shore .... 4 — — 2 'J lo Mi<l<]lpriiof> .... 4 — — 121 S Pon.Ral 4 - 1 1 1 1 7 Parnell 4 — - — 3 1 5 DftnilH s<*ore>«:— GRAFTON V. PONSONBY-BALMORAL. (No. 4 Pitch.l PONSONBY-BALMORAL. Flr»t Innings 83 Second Innings. W. J. Cassidy, b Burke f! H. Cotter«ll, lbw, b Burke 68 G. R. Childs. c Byerley, b Burke .... 5 I P. S. Clark, c Butler, b Martin 42 - R. H. Cleave, b Burke 1 ' J. R. Johnson, b Burke 1 1 O. S. Cleal. not out B1 1 M. Rowntree. lbw, b Burke 1 , H. K. Wsrneford, c Butl«r. b Cowle . . 3 | K. Mr-Xabb. e Butler, h Cowle O I A. Wiles, c Butler, b Cowie 4 | Extras 7 | Total 188 I Bowlinjr: C. Burke, six wickets for ("•<>; j J. Cowie. three for 23 ; J. Felts, none for I 46; N. Martin, one for 46. GRAFTON. I First Innings 230 | Second Innings. , R. McMahon, run out 2."> ; J>. Williams, retired hurt - | N. McLean, c Wiles, b WarneforU ... <» J. Felts, not out o J. Butler, c Wile*, b Cleal 2 F. W. Byerley, not out 8 Total for three wickets 42 Bowling: WarneforU took one wicket fnr 8 runs, Cleal one for 23, McXabb none fur 7, Clark none for 4. Umpires. Slessrs. B. W. Mitchell and O. R. Montgomery. •VARSITY V. SHORE. (No. - l'itfh.) NORTH SHORE. j First Innings 14S I Second Innings. V. S. Kale, not out .* * 1""> I D. B. EUmnii'ls. b Garrard 1 IW. Wheeler, c Jackman. b Garrard . . 2!» ' J. T. BusU. c W. Sneddeu, b Garrard 1 H. H. Walters, e Haden, b Mathesun 1 1.. Archer, b.Mntheson " 1 1". •'. Ilacre. hit wicket, b Garrard .. 24 K. McArthur. v Snedden, b Garrard . . 1"> It. Webl>. lbw. I) Srhnniier 0 C. «;. Walters, l> Garrard 1 | Extras *• • • •"' I Total for nine wickets, dec lared .. I*K Bowling: Garrard took six wickets fur »H runs, Matheson two for ii", Schnauer one for Jtutler none for 24. ! CNIVERSITY. —First Innings. I W. Lnnge, b Simpson 0 W. M. Winter, e Edmonds, b Simpson .. 12 F. H. Boaden, b Simpson 5 A. M. Matheson, b Dacre 11l \V. Snedden, b Sale 13 C. K. Jnckuian, b Simpson 52 W. H. Cooper, st Edmonds, b Webb . . 54 V. Butler, c McArthur, b Webb .... 42 ' F. S. Haden, b Webb O . L. Schnauer, b Webb 7 D. R- Garrard, not ont 1 Extras 19 Total 316 Bowling.—J. B. Simpson, four wickets I for 78 runs; D. Webb, four for 68: V. S. Sale, one for 73; C. C. Dacre, one for 61; W. Wheeler, none for 27. Second Innings. A. M. Matheson, b Simpson 2 W. H. Cooper, b Simpson <> V. C. Butler, not out 1 Total for two wickets 3 Bowling: Simpson took two wickets for 3 runs. i Messrs. R. H. Simmons and R. Blenneri liassett were umpires EDEN V. PARNELL. (No. 3 Pitch.) EDEN. First Innings (nine wickets dec.) .. 316 PARNELL.—First Innings. W. M. Wallace, c Smith, b Postles .. feo J. Foreman, c Smith, b Thompson .. 6 A. McLean, b G. L. Weir 24 H. G. Vivian, c A. F. Weir, b G. L. Weir 62 S. C. Hay, c Smith, b G. L. Weir .. 5 M. Clark, c Harrison, b G. L. Weir . . 1 B. Werner, <• -Smith, h G. L. W'elr .... 13 U R. Marvin, not out 3H B. Gaseolgno, b G. L. Weir O G. Slddle. not out « Extras 14 Total for eight wickets 243 Bowling: G. L. Weir took six wickets for 41 runs, A. J. I'ostles one for 20, A. Thompson one for 42, A. Knedden none for 2ti. H. .1. Harrison none for 47, N. MrMahon none for 2."». K. Cantlay none for 10, A. F. Weir none for 18. Messrs. B. O. ii cat her and J. C. Harris were umpires. Y.H.C.A. V. MIDDLEMORE. (No. 1 Pitch.) Y.M.C.A. First innings SSO Second Innings. C. P. Lund, st Williams, bL. E. Vivian 13 A E. Wilkinson, not out 24 J. Salnty, st Williams, b Cleverley .. 2 Extras 2 Total for two wickets 41 Bowling: Cleverley took one wicket for 3 runs; L. E. Vivian, one for 10; Arkinetall, none for 4; Pearson, none for 11; Abbott, none for 11. MIDDLEMORE.—First Innings. A. L. Cranfleldj C Elliott, b S. Harrison 0 L. M. Smith, c Marshall, b Harrieon 20 L. E. Vivian, C Wilkinson, b Stevenson 15 H, T. Pearson, c Marshal), b Scott .... 26 P. V. Williams, e Harrieon, b Cooper . 11 D. Cochrane, run out 1.... 11 D. L. Martin, not out 99 Abbott, c Marshall, b Harrison ...... 27 K. S. Arklnstall, b Cooper 0 F. M. Andrews, run out 26 D. C. Cleverley, c and b Cooper .... 13 Extras 22 Total 270 Bowling: S. Harrison took three wickets for 34; I. W. Cooper, three for 83: Steven■Oß one for 37. V. J. Scott one for 30, W. L. Elliott none for 15, A. E. Wilkinson none for s©. Umpires: Mmn. G. C. Riddell and W. Lawia.