K. ORD'S HAT-TRICK

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 282, 29 November 1938, Page 17

K. ORD'S HAT-TRICK

ONEHUNGA ASSOCIATION. ARMSTRONG IS TOP SCORER. In the fourth of matches of the Onehunga Cricket Association's rompotition for the D.C.1... Chainpionship .Shield at Waikaraku I'ark on Saturday the only batsmen to maku a stand were Armstroujr (Old I'.nnCrs), wlio iilayiil impressively for B."i Kinj; and Uor<! (Keid Kublx.T who made and ..1 reeiicvtlvely, aud J. Willis n> rap.-ipa). ::7.

K. Ord (Oneliiinga Hovers) performed the hat trick in faking three wickets for 11 runs. <.'. Williams and T. Collins, of the same team, took 10 for 14 and three for o respectively. Other good averages were registered by V. Fisher (Keid ICuhher green), six for 11* l'arkhurst (Old Buffers), five for l.j and five for 13, MaeLareu (Keid Rubber green) four for 15. TTi» winning teams wore:—Hellabys A, Rfid itublier (green). Old Buffers, MacEwan's Athletic and Ouehunga Rovers. Scores aud results:— FIRST SECTION. Hellaby'e A v. Te Papapa.—Hellabys A : rirst iiiiiings. U3 (Power 28, Duane 26 Haggle Iβ. .Scholium 14). Bowling: A 1 George took two wickets for no runs, E Hattield two for 41, W. Hatfield, one for 2ii, W. Smith three for 19. Te Papapa: First innings, 6o (J. Wills 37). BowlingE. Power three for IC, J. Scholium five for •23, Duane one for 0. Hellabys A gained a four-point win. Keid Rubber (green) v. Lichtonstein's. Reid Rubber (green) : First innings, 130 for five wickets, declared (King 52 uot out, Gore 51, McLaren 17). Bowling: P. Brady took one wicket for 12 runs. Lichtenstein's: First innings. 31 (R. Webber 10). Bowling: Fisher six for 12, McLaren four for 15 Second innings. 72 (A. Brass 17, P. Brady 13). Bowling: Fisher four for 31. McLaren five for 34. Reid Rubber (green) gained a six-point win. Old Buffers y. Fletcher Construction.— Old Buffers: First innings, 133 for four wickets, declared (Armstrong 8."», Davidson 19, Young 1«). Bowling: Munns took two wickets for 30 runs. Fletcher Construction : First Innings. 52 (Waller 19. Beech 19). Bowling: Parkhurst Hve for 15, Young five for 34. *eco"nd innings, 42 (Hankins 12, Keegan 10). Bowling: Parkhurst five for 13, Young five for 20. Old Buffers gained a six-point win. SECOND SECTION. Onehunga Rovers v. Sutherland's Tannery.—Onehunga Kovcrs : First innings, 66 (T. Collins 13). Bowling: D. Hetherington took live wickets for 28 runs, I. Sutherland two for 16, Hall two for 14, Sutherland's Tannery: First innings, 23 (I. Cavanagh 11 not out). Bowling: C. Williams three for 6, T. Collns three for 5, K. Ord three for 11, including the hat trick. Second innings, 33 (B. Baker 11). Bowling: C. Williams seven for-8, T. Collins one for 1. Onehunga Hovers gained a six-point win. MacEwan's v. Reid Rubber (gold).—MaeEwan's: First innings, 66 (O. Slaney 28). Bowling: A. Gibbons took six wickets for 30 runs, l<. Bradr.nan three fox 14. Keid Rubber (gold) : First innings. 52 (D. Bell 20 not out, R. McSporran 12). Bowling: Michell three for 13, Bond three for 31. Second Innings. 67 (A. Gibbons 33, R. MeSporran 12). Bowling: O. Slaney two for 3. MacEwan's gained n four-point win. Athletic v. Hellaby's B.—Athletic: First innings. 67 (R. Capel Iβ, A. Lindsay 11 V. Pine 11. H. Legge 10). Bowling:' K. All wood took eight wickets for 18 runs, H. Allwood one for 3f>. J. Cox one for 15 Second innings. 22 for three wickets, declared. Bowling: K. Allwood one for 6, R. Hill one for 2, H. Richards one for 7. Hellaby's B: First innings, 32 (H. Alwood 14). Bowling: P. Lindsay four for 17, A. Blockley six for 15. Second innings, 34 (R. Hill 10). Bowling: A. Bloekley seven for 16, I". Lindsay one for 5, V. Pine one for 0. Athletic gained a six-point win.