CRICKET.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17414, 27 March 1922, Page 5

CRICKET.

,i«TERBimY ASSOCIATION'S

I 'if n-A> Compehtiora vera advanced ans *• .Ton Saturday, when the weather ** fit for football than cricket. Wea* «" "?«&** a strong lead over St. AlQ&ZTz they maintain this next Saturfl win the cbampioiship. St. AlW Vwrer still **> » nS utin S chanco of *■* rtLn 'acd, ; f they succeed, Riccarton Grade matches for tho a* 0 •fSili of Saturday's play are:JTcHKISTCHUKCH v. ST. ALBANS. nigM'* heavy rain had very maJluced St. Albans' chance of mak»Mket and outfield alike were very * °Vfinelj-p!aycd inmnga by Crawford *»',£ Wy rede-ming feature of the *Winnings, which left them a first inof 94. West lost three wic**'n tho second innings, and are now J* «jth seven wickets in hand. Scores: — 18 * VEST CHRISTCHURCH. Second Innings. ! . - Bfunt; c Woods, b Sandman .. 22 f£Worker, lbw, b Thomas .. ..9 f flrwt, b Sandman .. .. 7 SI. Sim, not out ' J'pitlertOfl, not out _0 jelll for three wickets .. >.. 15 i, ST. ALBANS. First Innings. ~ (jtaifford, c Charles, b McLachlan 67 < 8 Brimton, h McLachlan .. .. 1 ?« Altera, b Hayes .. ..13 »Tdo&, c Dwyer, b Grant .. ..13 » tato, « Blunt ' b Fotltel •• •• 18 ! 5r aromas, c Hayes, b McLachlan 13 a;« 4 Reese, ran out .. ..4 •f.jteoK b McLachlan ... .. 1 -S'nr Sandman, not out .. .. 6 ST Stringer, b Hayes .. .. 4 '•\ ftadman, lbw, b McLachlan .. 1 'Extras •• •• •• " i Total ■• Ui toting Analysis.—W. Hayes, 12 . overs, iiSdena, 28 runs, 2 wickets, 1 no ball; '■•" |Mi»ehlan, 15 -1 overs, 1 maiden, G6 ■li J wickets; F. Grant, 4 overs, 18 runs, '■fflht 1 Br- p s- Foster, 4 o verß > 13 n,n3 . i i«Srtj B- Blunt, 5 orvers, 2 maidens; iJ, EICCARTON- t. SYDENHAM. lil'-on the previous day, Riccarton quite fydljed Sydenham, and in the end won §£2 innings and 43 runs. Scores:— * SYDENHAM. i»iaiuDg» .. ... -. .. M* pn Second Innings. o Cay gill, b Evans .. .. ' 1 liK'oLuttrall, bßix "/. '.. 23 ■pMfnft, b Eix .. .. ..7 HffiSdshari> o Gorrie, b Evans .. 7 HPjJtßstl), at Fuller, b Bain .. ~. 26 ■IW lbw, b Six 2 HB nafaDey. not out ... .. •• 5 HN*u° n > absent ..< .. "2 JSknttM Analysis.—C. T. Rix, 10 over*, mBSm, i wwketa; C. E. Evans, 9 overs, 1 Wj&fcn. 45 runs, 3 'wickets; K. Bain, 1 over, ■ttsjriil 1 wicket. RICCARTON. Hi First Innings. HfsL Guin«y, c Gasson, b Mcßeth .. 62 Ely. Powell, lbw, b Mcßeth .. ..12 Hwp, Caygill, c Gasson, b Mcßeth .. 83 Rjl&Gome, o and b Mcßeth .. 4 KSffo. Evans, o and b Mcßeth .. .. 2 K§£ Powell, b' Mcßeth ... ..74 HO, Whitta, lbw, b Gray ... ~ 18 Bpßun, b Mcßeth . .. .. 5 ESc, Fuller, b Mcßeth .. .• 0 Bali, Luttre'l, not out .. 13 ■PFSix, h Mcßeti .. .. W - *» e'lsw-ffotal .. •• • • •• 2f5 p»i»Bwnag Analysis.—D. Mcßeth, 80 overs, jjK&ftHii, 80 ruM, 9 wickets; J. Gray, fSiNH 8 maidens, 97 run 3, 1 wicket; Ustecliart, 4 'iKjHjfi maiden, 10 rues; E. Cockroft, fmfaji ffIfBISTCHTJECH t. LINWOOD. jjjlLtatch, wHch will decide.the takewt J3pifi"*V4)Oden spoon," was commenced at Jmnis¥ark, and will be concluded next LINWOOD. £ t ,V First Innings. MQm.- V Howell .. '•• 8 E«S«, o and b Howell .. ... 2 I HateU, lbw, b HoweU 0 tm?* Howell .. ; .. •• I llSttd, o Mb., b Howell .. ■.. 16 b Kaaa .. ■« W ll&aiA, lbw, h Egan .. •• » gP«tti, not cut ° ttPtjVKinsr, lbv, b Egaa .. >.. 0 SMj,KiBR run out .. .. •• "

■fe- ToW .. •• •• 14 ° KPwHs; Analysis.—W. Howell, 12 overs, 1 ilittra, 45 mas, 5 wickets; J. F. Flooa, 9 KtT 1 matter, 8* runs, B. E. Gregory, 5 Mm. 1 maiden, 88 tum; P. Egan, 5 overs, |llni3<Mj , l9 rum, 8 wicket*; B. Brosnahan, iMtonitt, 12 runs. BAST CHBISTCHUBCH. EsL- 4 Rmt Inningt. ||»s»(n4h*nt torn, b Grant ' „. •• ? T> Grant .. ». » ■ .. ~. 19 nt '.. .. ••_ l« F'SnMKS%M|«Rk. .. , .. «• | f- -I»fia* ■ ■■ .i .. *• 8 *&'fc*>fc« wickets .. - 74 iIOR CRADE FINAL. ÜBJSHAK WWEST. h te tt* Junior Cnp between ad Watt me continued at Bagfart How reqairs 117 run* with > Us land. Scores:— StDERHAM. Second Innings. •Donnelly " .T 1- 23 Martin, b Donnelly •.. 23 (, lbO> Cocki .. .. 2 Irowley, b Donnelly .. 1* > BoUinaon, b Cock* .. 0 c and b Donnelly ..' .. 1 Hamilton, b Donnelly .. 15 Ibw, b Harwell .. ».' 0 . T.'beanelljrNtook 5 wickets for ). Cock* 8 for 85, C. Francis 1 taxwell 1 for 18, V. Hamilton First Inning*, lbw, b Marshall ~ ..8 « Martin, b Marshall .. 19 »■' and b Martin .. .. 6 ty, c OUirer, b Martin .. . 21 c Clarkson, b Martin .. 0 King, b Martin .. .. 13 o , b Marshall ". 13 > Clarkson .• •• 7 Martin toot 6 wicketa for 37 (ball 3 for 48, 3. Clarkson 1 Second Innings. r, b Clarkson .. ... 0 for one wicket .. •• 8 a ecore of 89 by St. Albans, their first innings, scored 134. ad attempt Saints put on 235 ahum 14, flarrison 16. William* Jacobs 20). Bicnarton replied five wicketa (Champneea 24, arnsey 40, Holland 82}. Biccar«s wickets. ~„..„ snt in first and compiled 160 Ibsns A who replied with 263 >'Brien 33, North 21, Beeae 52, Idgar 43, Lamb 16). In their West made 184 (White 26, Wilmond 49, Masters not out 21). with 78 for two wickets (Gor--10, North not out 28), and won inat East B, Bicoarton B went cored 181 (Boberteon 13, Killick 1, Morris 10, Seattle- 11). At >f stump* East B had lost six 52 (Hatchings 17, W«ston 23, t out 12, Murray 10). lege went in first against Inn- > on 294. Linwood replied with fates 82). In their eeoona in lava lost few wiolutß fox HI

30). °* 81 > Armstrong 87, Tribot not out PWing W a\ n & < H anU l*»m T.M.CJL. eWch A »\J STd enha Jn Park, East Christban 59 •* f£ "J*? 6 W5 (Ward 18, BrosnaPenbergej i» *£" lc \ S5 . J- Barwick 13, KipSj'denham U Boun . tr< * 16 not out), defeated latter maki„„ ■?£ mnin gs and 27 runs, the m*n 21, French im and 49 (Flaaer Merrl " THIRD GRADE FINAL. o Continn£n S the i' r first innings, just sa^ n „ Sp , aa , n 25 > Odell 19, Weston 12), in S for if'.'.™ 10 "-™ by six runs. Bowlkets fop aT ?U J " 6 secured five wic«ne m n '-a P ' Go «lsir three wickete for Technieni V a & in '' the second innings, (V. Bahr, «.?, ade 14s f ° r Be ' e n wickets S8 De«Z j', Mllner 32 > J- not out Weston 15, Parkes !«)• Cadenhead and T*dnL\Vis the ™te*x for Linwood. tion »inJ °i? a ver y strong winnin? posith * an<l rOURTH GRADE. Pinal. mT^'n < ?,' A '• made 105 and 36 for 8 who - ? ot out ). defeated Sydenham, wards S? d With 52 and 78 ( Phi) Po t' «. Ed: CITY AND SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION. The tenth round of matches in. the City and Suburban Association's competitions was concluded on Saturday. Only senior matches were played, the junior and third grade competitions being, finished. Woolston, who were in, a hopeless position in their match with Greens, defaulted. The position- of the teams in the senior competition is ao under:

matohes, and Paparua, Green's, St. Albans, and Woolston one unfinished match each. ST. ALBANS v. LETTER-CARRIERS.' ST. ALBANS

First Inninga .. .. ~ ..100 Second Inninga E Colville, b Bugg .. .. .. 2 K. Shrimpton, run out . .. ..0 C. Dobbs, c Blewett, b Bugg .. ..8 R. Stammers, b Bugg .. .. ..4 B. Brosnan, at Murray, b Bugg .. 0 B. Winter, c Olsen, b Bugg .. ..24 B. Purdom, b Olsen .. .. • .. 4 O. "Winter, b Bugg 11 P. Winter, run out .. .. ~.10 D. Arnott, not out .. 5 Extras .. .. X,. .. 4 Total .. .. .. .. 67 Bowling—M. Bugg took six wickets for 31 runs, E. Watt none lor 14: A. Olsen one for 17. LETTER-CARRIERS. First Innings .. .. .. ..01 Second Innings. J. Matthews, a and b Stammers .. 10 H. Blewett, 0 sub., b Puidom .. .. 1 D. Murrav, b Purdom .. .. ..0 I JS. Watt, b Purdom .. .. .. 2 A. Peters, lbw, b Purdom .. .. 0 A. WoodsfoTd, b Stammers '■ •• 2 W. Gray, oE. Winter, b Purdom .. 2 A. Olsen, run out , .. .. .. 7 M. Bugg, b Dobbs .. .. ' .. 10 W. Turner, not out .. .. .. 21 M. Bailey, b Dobbs 6 Extra* .. •■ 7 Total .. .. .. .. 66 Bowling—E. Purdom took five wickets for 15 runs, C. Dobbs two for 2, R. Stammers two for 81, E. Winter none for 11. St. Albans won by 11 runs. PAPARTJA v. RAILWAY. RAILWAY. Fixat Innings ;. .. .. .. 64 Second Inninga .. .. .. .. 91 PAPARUA. First Innings .. .. ». 27 Second Innings. L. McNae, o sub., b Owen .. .. 4 A. Cox, b Owen .. .. .. 13 Q. Lennox, c Clark, b Owen' .. ..4 A. Mackie, sen., o Stevens, b Owen .. 25 E. Joyce, c Blown, b Owen .. .. 1 W. Brown, run cut .. v .. ..0 J. Mackie, b Clark -.. ' .. .. 0 F. Dibden, b Owen 2 S. Biisb, not out .. .. .. 8 A. Mackie, Jan. .. .. 7 W. Bavis, lbw, b Clark 2i Extras 10 Total .. 76 Bowling—W. Owen took seven wickets for 82 runs, 1L Clark two for 25, J. Stevena none for 18. Railway won by 62 runs. The following is the team selected to play against the Malvern Association on Friday and Saturday, March 31st and April Ist, at Sydenham Park:— H. Langford (captain), W. Owen, L. McNae, J. Jones, J. Worrali, G. Robertson, B. Morris, C. Dobbs, E. Watt, M, Bugg, A. Olsen. P. Peacock twelfth man. CHEMISTS' EEPEESENTATIVI! MATCH. The annual cricket match for the Palliser Shield between Wellington and Canterbury chemists will be played at Hagley Park tomorrow and on Wednesday next. The following will represent the Canterbury chemists:—Fulton (Waimate) Lawrence, Bettle, Malcolmaon, Glanville, Masters, Shier, Bonnington (Aahburton), Nicholson, Stevens } emergencies, Brosnahan, xiarrigon, Alabaster. A match was played et Hagley Park on Wednesday between Fuller's Opera House team and the Veterans' Club. Scores:— Fuller's 208 (Morgan 26, Collhart 75, Bisman 66, Harris jun. 29, McClelland 59 retired, Barrett 21 not out); Veterans 151 for seven wickets (Lawrence 26. Fox 38, White 47, Rattray not out 27). Brook for Veterans and Jacobs and Taylor for Fuller's bowled best.

ENGLISH AMATETJB ELEVEN. At a meeting of the Victorian Cricket Association, a litter was read from Mr A. C. Maclaren, the English international amateur cricketer, stating that in August, 1922, he intended to take a team of amateurs to New Zealand. It had been ■ suggested that matches be played in Australia, on the way to and from New Zealand. No guarantee wonld be required, Nbut to meet expenses his team should receive half of the gate and stand money. "Many of us, myself included," Mr Maclaren wrote, R are far from satisfied that our best amateurs were afforded full opportunities by our selectors in the last series of Tests in England—without in »ny way wishing to detract from the magnificent play of the Australian Eleven of 1921. Our strength to-day appears to be Tatber in our amateura than our profwrinnnls." Mr_E. E. Bean moved that Mr Maclaren be informed that it was a Question for the Australian Board of Control, to whom the letter would be referred. The motion wa» f.greed to.

8-Pt. Wins. 2 : Pt. Wins. Losses. Pts Railway .. 4 3 3 18 Green's .. 4 1 4 14 Letter-Carriers .. i 1 3 14 St. Albans '.. 3 2 4 13 Woolston .. .. 1 a 6 7 Paparua .. 0 2 7 4 Letter-Carriers have two unfmi shed