OTHER A.C.A. MATCHES

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

OTHER A.C.A. MATCHES

! SENIOR B. j ' GRAFTON BEATS Y.M.C.A. AN INNINGS TO SPAKE. PARKKS' THIRTEEN' WICKETS. Grafton.—First innings 275 (Dawson Ritchie ll>*. not out ). Y.M.C.A.— First innings, 145 (Armstrong -to, Hidiluls 31. N. Parkes seven for K. Bent ley two for 36). .Second inn- ,. 77 (N". Parkes six for 39, R. Bentley three for 2-N). » Grafton won l>y an innings and 53 runs. 3 I'APATOETOB V. EDEN. Eden. — First innings, 151. Second innings. til for four wickets, declared (Higfr iris IS not out. Freeman 21 not out). Bowling : Havill took four wickets for 43 runs. Papatoetoe.—First innings, 160 (Broberg SS. Elliott 34. Johns 30 not out. Burns IK). Bowline: Wyatt. live for .">0: Price, five for 7:;. Second innings: 25 for eight wickets. Howling: I*rice. live for 7 ; Wyatt, two for 15. A four point win for Papatoetoe. north shore v. ponsonbyBAI.MORAL. ronsonliy Mnlmoral. First innings. 07. Second innings. ;{K. Howling: <"oates took two wicki-ts for in runs: Adams, two for 7 : Curtn.viic, one for 1 ; Blanchtield. one for ) North Shore.— First innings. 270 for eitiit wickets, declared (Adams 117. Ferguson :iL\ KlancliHcld 30, H. Smith 28 not i out. < 'Una vne If 4). A six point win for North Shore. SECOND GRADE. STANLEY IIAY V. WELLBSLEY. Welleslev. — First innings, 87 (11. Lyon 4 1 not Oiir. O. Stieehan 7 for 44, 11. Whitley .'{ for 21). Second innings. 136 (o. Sheehnn 4 for 46, H. Whitley 3 for at; i. Stanley Bay.—First innings. 231 (L. Saunders 04 nut out, O. Sheehnn 42, H. Frillr 27). s: a n ley Bay won by an innings and eight runs. S PONSONBY-BALMORAL V. 'VARSITY. I'onsrinbv.— First innings, 328 (Bergin 10, Collina lit. Bend, sen., 83, Bond, jun., 16, Duncan 75 not out. Guiib 29, Cooke 20, t Hale 11). Bowling: Shepherd five for 76, Sale two for 85, Fislier two for 34, I Eysterman one for 27). I "'Varsity. — First innings, 180 (Hcmus 52, I Sale shepherd 12, Sterling 25). Bowji ing : t'liokc three for 21, Hale two for 35, i Gnbli two for 10. Second innings, 64 I (H'-t:! us 12. Stirling 22). Bowling: Duu- . can li\ e fur 13, Dean one for 14, Collins one for 7). ■; A six-point win for Ponsonby. J MlMlll/EMDHE V. SHORE. Middlemore. —First innings. 137 (McKinley 17 not out). Second innings 57 (Foster 25). > Shore.-■ First, innings 274 (WooUey 82, Finch 41. Wilson ;fo 1. A six-point win for Shore. Y.M.r.A. V. PAPATOETOE. Y.M.C.A.—First Innings. 70. Second innings. 247 (Cathie 147. Broberg 20, Skeen 10 not out). Bowling: Cain took live wickets for 7o runs. Papatoetoe.— First innings. 138. Second innings, 100 (Kerr 24, Torkington 22, Elliott 2oi. Bowling: Herold, four for 15; (.'oates, two for 14; Findlay, two for 10. 5 A six point win for Y.M.C.A. ; WEST END V. PAPATOETOE. West End.— First Innincs. HO. Second innings. 156 (Finn 37, olsen 30, \ O'Meara > 23, GoiUsworthy 20). Bowling: Burnside » took six wickets for 48 runs. 1 Papatoetoe'.— First innings. 134 (Winks - 90). Bowling: Orgar, six for 61. Second 5 innings. 68 for six wickets. Bowling: r O'Meara, three for 10. INTERMEDIATE. NEWMARKET UNITED V. ALBION. Newmarket.—First innings, 89 (J. Coombcr 11, :J. Parkinson 14; E. Mitchell six for 10, E. Chapman three for 12, R. Spratt one for none). Second Innings: 40 (J. Coomber 18, Hay 14; E. Mitchell four > for 20, T. Mitchell one for 11, W. Molyon two for 4). Albion.—First innings, 187 (A. Payne 47, E. Mitchell 32, K. Abbott 16, B. Chapman 15, R. Spratt 14, W. Miller 12, M. Hammond 12 ; Clark four tor 54, J. Coomber three for 52, Kidd one for 13, Darwin one for 40). Albion won by an innings and 99 runs. THIRD GRADE. Ponsonby-Balinoral A v. Y.M.C.A. —Pon-souby-Balmornl.—First innings, 126 (Watsou 30. Evans 27, Healy 15). Y.M.C.A.— First innings. 26. Bowling: MeCorinick took siv wickets for 18 runs. Second innings. 2S. Bowling: MeCorniick. five for K: Watson, two for 11. Ponsonby-Balnioral won by an innings and 72 runs, a six-point win. s Ponsonby-Balnioral B v. Eden B.—Pon-sonby-Balinoral It.—First innings, 226 (Ilow 3 68, Dimer.v 26). Eden B.—First innings. 113 (Auger 36 not out. F. Robinson 15. T. Darnell 15. J. Robinson 14. Mnttson 121. A four-point win for PonsonbyBalnioral. I Taiuaki v. Parnell.—Parnell: First innings, 83 (Sandman 23. S«las IS), McKay , 16. Jerrani 11). Bowling: Kerr took live , wickets for 43 rutin: Kruse. five for 21. I Tamaki : First innings. 167 (Kruse 32. Web- ; ster 37. Cunningham 25 not out. Mills 23, Diamond 17). Bowling: Duncan, six for 50 : McConl, two for 44 ; McKay, one for . 36: Sandman, one for 10). Tamaki won on the first innings, a four-pointer. Stormonts v. Papatoetoe.— Stormonts : First innings, 06 (Leach 26. Newling 20 not out i. Bowling: ('. Coombes took four wickets for 28 runs: Tetle.v. three for 28. Papatoetoe: First innings, 79 (E. Coombes 33, Anderson 15 not out). Bowling: Newling. four for 24. Stormonts won by 17 runs. Koliimarama v. Point Chevalier.—l 94 (Petty 75. Rogan 44, Clark 19; Fowlds four for CO). Point Chevalier, 184 (A. Birch 95, Fowlds 26. Sparnon 18 ; Petty two for 5. Howison three for 25, J. Black two for 39). A four-point win for Kohimarnmn. Blockhouse Bay v. West Bnd A.—Blockhouse Bay : First innings, 118 for eight (Thompson 53. Martin 21 ; Deason four for i 13). Second innings, 52 for eisht (R. . Kealey 30, R. Skelton 13 not out: Deason six for 17). West Bnd : First innings, 96 l (McClennon 20. Cammlcfc 19: R. Skellon four for 28, Thompson four for 33). . Second innings 34 for two (McClennon 15). Jour-point win to Blocfcbouaa Baa.

HOUSE MATCHES. WESTERN UNITED V. SEABROOK FOWLDS. Western Unilcd. —138 (Finchum 38, J. Maeewan .'l4. Rush 29, T. Macewan 18. R. Mathews 13). Bowling: J. Horspool four for in. Sea brook Fowlds.—34 (.1. Horspool 16. ISowling: Kusli six lor 17, J. Mucewau four lor H>. % A win for Western United. SELF HELP V. WHITCOMBE AND TOMBS. \\ liitcomhe and Tombs.—32 (Smith four for 111, Atkinson three for 7, Sheehuu two tor 7). Self 11e1p.—177 (Atkinson 05, J. Siniih • >1, Kheehan 10: Webber three for 24. \\oodo» two for IH, Caughe.v two for 37;. Self-Help wou by 140 runs. THOMPSON HILLS V. BRIDGES OVERINGTOX. Thompson Hills.—First innings 101 (C. Mod'stt 24, Corney HI, A. Clifford 16, F. Brown 12). Bowling: Lewis took one wicket for 25 runs, Hugg two for 41, Mellor four for 18. Mcehan time for 14. Bridges Overington.- - First innings. 102 for eijflit (Muckuy :»:i not out, Kugg 20. Mcelian lt>, Franling 15). Bowling: Griffiths took four wickets for 45 runs, V. Moffat t three lor 50, I . Moffatt one for 5. Bridges Overiiigtoii won by two wickets. "HERALD" V. LANDS AND SURVEY. "Herald ".— Fir»t innings. 65 (Banks lli. Bell 121. Bowling: Arres four wickets, Mayer three, .lolinson two. Lands ami Survey.—(l 2 (Mavcr 14, Simpson l-ip not out I. Bowling: (Joilctt seven wickets. Similes three. "Herald ' won by three runs. SMITH AND SMITH V. VACUUM OIL CO. Vacuum oil.- First innings, 57 (Taylor 20; Counihan live wickets, White two, Robinson two). Smith and Smith.— First innings. 140 (White 4!i. Haile.v 4.1 not out; Wliiuuster live wickets. 'Inylor three). Smith and Smith won by 79 runs. HARDLEYS V. HEAUDS. Heards.—ll4 (IVters 4 St. Hudson 3.5). Hardleys.- l(i!t for seven wickets (Kvan S2. Taylor 23 not out. Thompson lfO. Hardleys won by three wickets and 55 runs. EX-SERVICEMEN. POINT CHEVALIER V. OXEHUXGA. Point Chevalier.—First inuinge, 99 (Saundercock 21. Allen 171. oni'hunga.—First inings, 57 (Tanner 18, Walker 17 i. A win lor Point Chevalier. GREY LYNX V. R.S.A. Grey Lynn.—2o2 for two wickets (Jones •81. Norman 50 not out, Favcn 41, McLaughlin 24 not out; Taylor one for 00, Morris one for 23). R.5.A.—122 ('late 43, Scurragh 24, Taylor 15, McLean 11; Everltt live for 12, Miller two lor 5, Webb one for 120). Grey L_\ nn won. DEVONPORT V. EDEN-ItOSKILL. Devonport, 98 (Phillips 38, Nettleton 27, Sneddon 11, Bramwell 11). Bowling: Gasparicli four for 20, Axon two for 21. Dineen two for 12. Eden-Rosklll, 74 for nine wickets (Noakes 27, Gasparich 21). Bowling: Phillips live for 28, Sneddon three for 19, Ryan two for 4. The game was drawn. WOMEN'S CRICKET. DEFEAT OF ARAWA. FIRST SIX OF THE SEASON. The third series of matches in the Auckland Women's Cricket Association's championship at Walker Park were continued on Saturday. The main senior game resulted in a decisive win for A.L.H.H. A over Arawa in the first innings. Some bright batting was witnessed when A.L.H.A. opened their innings on a greasy wicket. Miss K. Itilkey trounced the bowling to score 31 runs, while Miss T. Bond and Miss E. Smytheman retired at 40 and 29 respectively. The first six of the season was hit by Miss P. Melforil. who added two iHiundaries and two singles before the side declared. Arawa's fast bowler. Mrs. E. Kay, found difficulty in delivering the ball on n treacherous pitch, which was more suited to the slow bowler Miss A. Batty. Faced with a big score of 100 to chase. Arawa made a poor start, and five wickets fell for 2o runs. At a critical stage of the game Miss X. Hammond gave a confident display, and carried her bat for 44 rims. She gave no chances, and her score included seven boundaries. Arawa had to follow on, but A.L.H.A. failed to gain a six-point win. Miss T. Bond used her puce to effect in capturing four wickets for 38, while Miss E. SniytliemnnV consistent trundling kept Arawa from scoring. Killarua. who were short of players, were forced to default to A.L.H.A. B, and a friendly match was played. In the junior grade A.L.H.A, A won narrowly by one run from Suburbs B. Miss 11. Bull, for A.L.H.A.. batted freely to score 32 not out. while Miss L. Holding, a promising all-rounder, returned the best bowling average of five wickets for 25. Details of results — SENIOR GRADE. < A.L.H.A. A v. ARAWA. A.L.H.A. A. —First innings. 100 for four wickets (K. Bilkey 31. P. Vosper 18, T. Bond 40 not out. E. Smytheman 29 not out. I*. Melford 10 not out). Bowling: A. Batty two for 51. A. Eaton one for 47, E. Kay none for 20. Arawa. —First innings. 76 (M. Koefoed 12. E. Kay Hi. X. Hammond 44 not out). Howling: Smytheman two for 22. Bond four for 38. Hanks one for 1, Knight one for "8. Second innings, 21 for six wickets. JUNIOR GRADE. M lil'lißS B v. A.L.H.A. A. Suburbs B.—First innings, 92 (Wynyard 23. Vtijich 19, McKenzie 21). Bowling: Dawson one for 17, Holding five for 25. A.L.H.A. A.—First innings, t)3 (B. Bull 32 not out. Holding 18, h. Shove 10). Howling: McKeniie four tor 21, Wxnyard two for 14, Dolan two for 27. Suburb* A won from A.UHA. 8 toj default.