SUBURBAN GAMES

Press, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23168, 4 November 1940, Page 4

SUBURBAN GAMES

ANOTHER CENTURY BY J. COLOMBUS After his success of the previous week. J. Colombus scored 125 in a brilliant innings against Working Men's Club at Linwood Park, hitting two sixes and 17 fours out of an Innings total of 205 for the loss of seven wickets. Working Men's Club made 13(1. Waltham batted slowly at Waltham Park to make 155 against Spreydon, who, at stumps, had lost four wickets for 33. Shirley batted poorly at Richmond Domain. where the wicket was very tricky, and were all out for 62. W. Bampton, 36 not out, being the only batsman to reach double figures. Railway declared with sixwickets down for 69. and in the second innings Shirley has lost four wickets for 64. V. Freeman 39 not out. Scores : BECKENHAM V. WORKING MEN'S CLUB WORKING MEN'S CLUB First Innings C. Smith, c and b Harding .. .. 3 F. Warr, c Carlyle, b Stokes .. 42 S. Clegg, b Harding .. ..16 H. Mills, c Davidson, b Weatherhead .. 4 N. Pettit, c Wade, b Stokes .. 11 A. Wilson, c and b Griffiths .. 3 V. Warr, run out .. n C. James, st Davidson, b Stokes .. 1 A. Falcon, b Weatherhead .. ..11 A, Westbury. c Griffiths, b Stokes .. 22 B. Harris, not out .. ..9 Extras .. .. .. 8 Total .. .. .. 136 Bowling Analysis—J. Weatherhead. 10.3 overs, 4 maidens, 35 runs, 2 wickets; W. Harding, 8 overs, 2 maidens, 29 runs, 2 wickets; N. Stokes. 8 overs, 1 maiden, 28 runs, 4 wickets: R. Griffiths, 6 overs, 37 runs, 1 wicket. BECKENHAM First Innings J. Colombus, b Clegg .. .. 125 M. Carlyle, b Westbury .. .. 7 N. Stokes, c Smith, b Westbury .. 20 N. Davidson, Ibw, b Clegg .. 18 L. Mclndoc, b Clegg .. .. 0 W. Harding, c Westbury, b Clegg .. 0 M. Heath, b F. Warr .. ..22 J. Weatherhead. not out .. .. 4 K. CrnffiVivs, wA vaA .. .. \ Extras .. ~ 8 Total for seven wickets .. 205 SHIRLEY v. RAILWAY

SHIRLEY First Innings J. Smith, c Hood, bA. Ciapshaw .. 1 E. Grenfell, b Brook .. C E. Taylor, b A. Ciapshaw .. .. 0 V. Freeman, b A. Ciapshaw i. .. 2 V. Wentworth. Ibw. b Brook .. 0 W. Bampton. not out .. ..36 L. Stewart, run out .. ..4 N. Priest, run out .. .. 1 C. Candlish, bA. Ciapshaw .. 0 L. Marshall, c and bF. Ciapshaw .. 1 S. Wentworth, bA. Ciapshaw .. 0 Extras .. .. .. 17

Total 62 Bowling Analysis—E. Brook, 7 overs. 13 runs. 2 wickets; A. Ciapshaw. 8.6 overs, 26 runs. 5 wickets: F. Ciapshaw. 2 overs, 6 runs. 1 wicket. Second Innings E. Grenfell, c Gapes, b Hood .. 1 J. Smith, Ibw, b A Ciapshaw .. 1 E. Taylor, c Mitchell, b A. Ciapshaw 2 V. Freeman, not out .. .. 39 V. Wentworth, b F. Ciapshaw ... 15 V/. Bampton, not out .. . i 4 Extras .. •. • • 2 Total for four wickets .. 64 RAILWAY First Innings W. Cousins, b Candlish .. .. 1 D. Mitchell, c Grenfell, b S. Wentworth .. • • ■ • • • 6 F. Ciapshaw, c Priest, b Smith ..21 J. Kavanagh, b Candlish .. •• 4 E. Brook, b S. Wentworth .. •• la A. Chidgcy. not out .. •• ° L. Hood, c Grenfell, b Smith .. o Extras ... •• •• 16 Total for six wickets (dec.) 69 Bowling Analysis—S. Wentworth, 11 overs, 4 maidens, 28 runs, 2 wickets. *L Smith. 2 overs. 7 runs. 2 wickets; C. Candlish. 10 overs. 18 runs, 2 wickets.

WALTHAM V. SPREVDON WALTHAM First Innings A. Ward, c Colville, b Green .. 10 F. Anderson, c L. Thomas, b Berry .. 5 S. Roulston. c Hall, b Gordon .. 43 J. Reid, b Berry .. •• 2 ‘ H. Poulton, b Berry .. .. •• •> C. G. Gordon, c and b Green, .. J C. Yeatman, c Gordon, b Berry .. 2 H. Hodgson, not out .. ■■ •• S. Cooke, run out .. .. ■ ■ ” J. Campbell, b Smith .. •• 2 H. Rayner. cL. Thomas, b Green .. 7 Extras Total .. •• 155

Bowling Analysis—H. Berry, 13 overs, 4 maidens, 32 runs. 4 wickets; H. Green. 19.3 overs, 2 maidens. 29 runs, 3 wickets: F. Kiddey. 13 overs, 4 maidens, 25 runs, 1 wicket; L. Gordon. 7 overs, 2 maidens. 19 runs. 1 wicket: W. Oliver, 3 overs, 9 runs: R. Thomas, 3 overs, 18 runs; C. Smith, 2 overs. 5 runs. 1 wicket.

SPREYDON First Innings L. Gordon, c Poulton, b Rayner' .. 15 F. Kiddey, b Rayner .. •• i W. Oliver, not out .. .. ; R. Thomas, Ibw. b Gordon. .. " 1 J. Hall, b Rayner .. .. •• jj Extras .. • • • ■ • • 13

Total for four wickets .. 33 SENIOR B GRADE Harcwood 159 (G. Marks 36, W. Howarth 35, A. Nettleton 20) met Mcrivalc 39 for one wicket. For Merivalc. Haase took five for 48, and Davies three for 48. Matchless 158 (Gillard 51. Fullerton 24) met Grosvenor 127 (Nee 28. R. Ryde 22). For Matchless, Marshall took six for 59. and Laurie four for 27; and for Grosvenor, Gottermeyer took five for 26. JUNIOR A GRADE Beckenham 171 (Clarkson 83, Bowen 24) met St. Albans 83 for five wickets (Pitt 45 not out). For St. Albans, Forward took four for 34. Oddfellows 64 (Fox 18) met Riccarton 101 for seven wickets (S. Timms 26, L. Raxworthy 27). For Riccarton, Ayers took three for 11, and Marshall five for Spreydtm 121 (Hancock 52, Loomos 22) met Roslyn 62. For Roslyn, Ellis took four for 21. and Butler four for 40; and for Spreydon, Scoon took seven for 25. JUNIOR B GRADE Linwood 125 (Holland 37. Smith 24) heat Marist 28 and 32 by an innings and 65 runs. For Linwood, Holland took five for 23 and five for 9 (including the hattrick); and for Marist, Walklin took six for 31. ... Beckenham 82 (Scapens 26) and 39 for four wickets met. Harmonic Society 74. For Beckenham, O'Connor took seven for 35: and for Harmonic Society, White took seven for 30. , JUNIOR C GRADE Railway 48 and 100 for four wickets (Barnard 32. Gillard 24) met Waltham 125 (Gough 35, A. Dacombe 34). For Railway, Hartley took six for 18; and for Waltham, A. Wilson took five for 13. and

G. Williams five for 33. St. Albans 106 (Livesey 37 not out) met Shirley 79. For St. Albans, Suckling took lour for 24. and C. Winter three for 3; and for Shirley, Walls took four for 17, including the hat-trick. New Brighton 98 (H. Wright 31) met Macduffs 145 (Watsffn 36. Gordon 23, Cartwright 231. For New Brighton. Claxton took five for 62. and Barrett four for 48; and for Macduffs, Jordan took four for 36, and Watson five for 35. ! THIRD A GRADE Urlwins 126 (Sellars 33. Rich 27) beal Templeton 33 by 83 runs on the first in- ! nings. For Urlwins. Robertson took five for 17; and for Templeton, Hayes took I four for 26, and Alsap three for 18. I Riccarton 120 for five wickets declared (Skerton 54 not out) beat Matchless 6; (Norton 29) and 52 by an innings and : 3 runs. For Riccarton. Tonkin took sever for 10, and Horwell three for 13. Cyclone 180 for eight wickets (Fail 32 Mortimer 39) beat Corsair 146 (Selwooc 53) by two wickets on the first innings For Cyclone. Mortimer took four for 41 and for Corsair, Woods took four for 40 Opawa 127 far three wickets declarec (E. Wickham 46. Dempsey 61 not out beat Grosvenor 42 and 71 for nine l wicket: by 50 runs on the first innings. Foi Opawa. Cronin took four for 17. Hillsborough 160 (Barbour 37. Tate 33 Lawler 27) beat United Brush 46 and 51

for three wickets by 114 runs on the first innings. For Hillsborough, Barbour took five for 18. and Lawler nine for 22. THIRD B GRADE Sumner 75 and 70 for two wickets declared beat Shirley 37 and 33 (Dettmer 24) by 75 runs. Ouruhia 208 (N. Ashby 82, E. Ashby 30) beat Northcote 49 by 159 runs on the first innings. For Ouruhia, J. Steere took four for 16. and F. Steere five for 27; and for Northcote, Peters took three .for 24. Harewood 74 (McKinnon 25) and 64 for two wickets beat Waltham 60 and 71 by eight wickets. For Harewood. Cains took four for 15; and for Waltham, Brown took three for 11. Merivale 136 (Kcemer 49) beat Blackwells 88 (Baker 38) by 48 runs on the first innings. For Merivale, Killack took three for 6; and for Blackwells. Murphy took four for 30. and Collins four for 37. THIRD C GRADE Lake 92 (Kilroy 53) beat Marathon 73 by 19 runs on the first innings. For Lake, Collett took five for 16. Spreydon 149 for two wickets declared beat Working Men's Club 69 and 40 by an innings and 40 runs. Halswell 247 for nine wickets (Pethig 90 not out. Noble 61) beat Beckenham 69 (Heaton 22) by 178 runs on the first innings. For Halswell, A. Streeter took four for 2.

Flemings 97 (Mullinor 45. Vallance 28) beat Waltham 94 (Walters 52) by 3 runs on the first innings. For Flemings, Cole took four for 31; and for Waltham. Walters took five for 30, and Warr four for 19.

BOYS’ ASSOCIATION SOME KEEN CONTESTS On Saturday the eighth round of the Canterbury Boys' Cricket Association’s competition was played, most of the games being very keenly contested. Centuries were scored by E. H. Richards (Medbury) and J. MacGregor (St. Andrew's). B. Jones (High School) and K. Sharp (Christ's College) secured "hat-tricks," the latter boy registering the unusual feat of taking four wickets with successive balls. Results:— Under 16 1 Christ’s College 155 (Mac Gibbon 50, Hampton 44 not out) beat Christchurch Boys' High Schol 36 by U9 runs on the first innings. Technical Old Boys 152 (Newman 61 not out) heat Papanui Technical College 127 (R. Grant 41) by 25 runs on the first innings. Williams (Papanui) secured seven wickets for 65 runs and Lloyd (Old Boys) took six for 34. Under 16 2 Christ's College 181 (Campbell 62. Arcnibold 42) beat St, Andrew's College 32 by 129 runs on the first innings. Christchurch West High School 175 (Shanahan 51. Prehbie 39) beat Christchurch Boys’ High School 44 and 23 by an innings and 108 runs. Clarkson (School) took seven for 42, and Prebble (West) six for 11. Under 16 3 Christ’s College A 176 (Scott 59. Neave 35 not out) beat Christ’s College B 72 by 104 runs on the first innings. New Brighton 70 and 29 for no wicket' beat Technical Hostel 36 and 54 by 10 wickets.'Crew (New Brighton) took six for 26 and five for 40, and Thomson took four for 7 and five for 10. Under 15 1 Christchurch Boys’ High School —152 (Andrews 41 not out. Claughton 40) beai Christ’s College 109 by 43 runs on the first innings. Bennett (School), six for 20, bowled well. St. Bede's College 103 beat Christchurch Technical College 103 (Cox 54) by five runs on the first innings. Under 15 2 Merivale 134 (Kinley 88) beat St. Bede’s College 45 and 71 for nine wickets by 89 runs on the first innings. Kinley (Merivale), eight for 18. bowled best. Papanui Technical College 117 (McGarry 32) beat Christ's College 65 (Suckling 38 not out) by 52 runs on the first innings. Under 15,, 3 Christchurch Boys’ High School 121 beat Christ’s College A 58 by 63 runs on the first innings. Jones (School) three for .3 secured the "hat-trick." St Andrew's College 235 (MacGregor 104. Robinson 77) beat St, Bede's College 77 by 158 runs on the first innings. Under 15, 4 St. Bedes College 97 (Logan 57) beat Christ’s College 55 by 42 runs on the first innings. . Christchurch Technical College A 133 (Riwai 60. Guy 35 not out) beat Christchurch Boys' High School 53 and 29 by an innings and 51 runs. Allen (Technical), six for 18. bowled well. Under 14, 1 St. Andrew's College 152 (Hughes 86) beat Christ's College 145 (Shaw 36. Lawn 30) bv 7 runs on the first innings St- Bede's College 69 beat Christchurch Technical College 48 by 21 runs on the first innings. Christchurch Boys' High School 166 (Kibblewhitc 41, Hay 40) beat Papanui Technical College 74 and 62 (Munro 30) by an innings and 30 runs. Ktbblewhlte seven for 18 and Jcfcoate six for 46 bowled well* for School. Under 14, 2 Christchurch Technical College 95 (Townes 54) beat Christ’s College 93 by 2 runs on the first innings. Christchurch West High School 100 beat Marist Brothers 96 (O’Malley 31) by 4 runs on the first innings. Medbury 205 (Richards 162) beat Christchurch Boys' High School 55 and 104 (Sinclair 77) for six wickets by 150 runs on the first Innings. Under 14. 3 Christchurch West High School 137 (Truman 68) beat Christ's College A 121 (Mannering 33) by 16 runs on the first innings. Christ's College B 115 (Grigg 38) beat Technical Hostel 100 by 15 runs on the first Innings. Sharp (College) four for 11 secured the “hat-trick.” Addington ' Convent 32 and 82 beat Christchurch Boys' High School 17 and 48 by 49 runs. Under 14. 4 Cathedral Grammar School A 108 beat St. Bede's College 90 by 18 runs on the first innings. Cathedral Grammar School B 133 (Johnstone 60) beat Christ’s College A 25 by 110 runs on the first innings. Christchurch Boys' High School 71 beat Medbury 53 by 18 runs on the first innings. WOMEN’S GAMES SECOND ROUND PLAYED The creditable effort of the promoted Hillsborough team in Its first senior grade match, against St. Albans, and the reversal of form shown by Beckenham against Technical, were features of the second round of women’s cricket matches on Saturday. Playing iSt. Albans, last year’s championship winner, the Hillsborough team lost on the first innings by only 14 runs. Forceful batting by the more experienced members of the Beckenham team and an unusually large number of extras, gave the side a total of 112 in the match against Technical. In spite of a good innings for 50 not out by Z. Hocking, Technical was still 18 runs behind with seven wickets in hand at the close of play. The match was drawn. Detailed Scores Detailed scores in both grades were:— SENIOR GRADE Beckenham 112 (F. Rowe 35, C. Cawtheray 24. F. Campbell 12. E. Irving 10). For Technical. R. Martin took six for 29. Technical, 94 for three wickets (Z. Hocking 50 not out. P. Taylor 22 not out. R. Martin 18). The match was drawn. Hillsborough 63 !R. Rich 36. R. Cogle 14. D. Neighbours 11 not out) and 30 for two wickets (G. Alexander 12 not out. R. Cogle 15 not out). For St. Albans, B. Dunn took three for 6, P. Blackler two for 7 and one for 7. and I. Proctor two for 3. St. Albans 82 (J. Webster 25 not out. J. Thurston 18, I. Proctor 10, P. Blackler 10). For Hillsborough. D. Neighbours took four for 28 and R. Rich four for 29. A six-point win for St. Albans. JUNIOR GRADE

Somerfield 33 (M. Finlay 12. P. Linton] .12). For St. Albans B. M. Demouth took six for 7. St. Albans B 9 and 59 (G. Goldsmith 21, J. Arrowsmith 14). For Somerfield P. Linton took two for 1 and four for 12, E. Owen three for 1 and three for 6. and J. Forsyth three for 4. A six-point win for Somerfield. St. Albans A 71 for four wickets declared (A. Nuttall 37 not out, I. Thompson 16). For Avonslde Girls* High School L. Wilson took three for 26. Avonslde Girls’ High School 127 for nine wickets (B. Boyd 53. Z. Martin 25, L. Wilson 15. B. Sparrow 15). For St Albans A. O. Doherty took three for 10, I. Henden three for 50. and I. Thompson two for 26. A six-point win for Avonslde Girls’ High School. Girls.’ High School 84 (E. Frances 21 not out, H. Hill 18). For Technical, P. Jackson took four for 10. Technical 65 (P. Jackson 23. B. Stoddart 23) and 17. For Girls’ High School K. Malthus took six for 14 and six for 7.

An eight-point win for Girls’ High School.