SUBURBAN GAMES

Press, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 26262, 6 November 1950, Page 3

SUBURBAN GAMES

SECOND ROUND ENDED “The second round of the Suburban Cricket Association’s competitions was concluded on Saturday, when a keen easterly made conditions unpleasant. Waltham gained an outright win over New Brighton by -over an innings, but Sumner was held to a first innings win over Harewood. At Sydenham Park Beckenham batted all the afternoon to make 142 for the loss of six wickets, and the match against Matchless was drawn.

Following are the points gained by the senior teams:—Sumner 10, Waltham 9, Beckenham 8, Matchless 8, Harewood 2, New Brighton 1. Results:—

SENIOR GRADE Waltham 214 b»at New Brighton 95 (Fuller 35) and 93 (Buxton 53) by an innings and 26 runs. For Waltham Barnes took four for 27 and three for 2 and Anderson four for 37 and two for 9. Sumner 173 and 32 for seven wickets beat Harewood 98 by 75 runs on the first mnings. For Sumnei J. Smifh took four fo [_2l and J. D. Smith three for 11. Matchless 272 drew with Beckenham 142 for six wickets (Griffiths 32 xnot out, Weatherhead 26, Brownlees 26). W.M.C. 118 beat Watersiders 116 (Young 46 not out) by 2 runs. For W.M.C. Beere took five for 26. Wigram 263 for seven wickets declared (Lawson 80, Watson 59 not out) beat Spreydon 95 and 64 (Hall 25) by an innings and 104 runs. .For Wigram Brett took five for 10, including the hat-trick, and Dalzell three for 10. JUNIOR A GRADE Shipping 278 for four wickets declared beat Beckenham 60 and 120 (Turner 47, Tolchard 29 not out) by an innings and 98 runs. For Shipping Dale took six for 28 and six for 24 and Porteous three for 21 and two for 25. Shirley 158 and 151 for two wickets declared (Coleman 80, Wentworth 66) beat Waltham 126 and 53 for four wickets by 32 runs on the first innings. For Shirley Coleman took three for 29. Albion 98 and 100 for two wickets (Johnston 39 not out, Edginton 28) beat Tramways 145 and 51 by eight wickets. For Albion Johnston took five for 29 and Edginton four for 17. JUNIOR B GRADE Manchester 107 and 58 beat Matchless 64 and 28 by 73 runs. For Manchester Saunders took nine for 17 and five for 7, and for Matchless Hall took six for 14. JUNIOR C GRADE Beckenham 124 and 26 for four wickets beat Southern 71 ?nd 77 (Calvert 26) by six wickets. For Beckenham Swinney took three for 11. New Brighton 237 for eight wickets declared (McGuigan 129, Doig 27, Marriott 23 not tout) beat Templeton 117 and 85 ( Alsop 24) by an innings and 35 runs. For New Brighton Scott took four for 14. Waltham 114 and 41 for three wickets beat Sumner 43 and 108 (Bromley 30. Simmons 20 not out) by seven wickets. For Waltham Clarke took three for 8. THIRD GRADE Grosvenor 104 (A. Chidgey 35) beat St. Albans 66 by 38 runs. For Grosvenor Bodger took three for 7, and for St. Albans Hern took six for 25. Riccarton 163 (Thompson 49) beat St. Michael’s 150 (Annsnd 57, W. Martin 30) by 13 runs. For Riccarton Thompson took five for 23, and for St. Michael’s Annand took four for 21. Watersiders 82 (Hulbert 26) tied with Merivale 82. For Watersiders Lawrence took three tor 8 and Walton three for 23. THIRD A GRADE 2 I »!S WOO<I 138 lor el sht wickets (Stewart.llO). drew with Lyttelton U.S.A. 88 for seven Wickets iMcGilp 38). For Harewood Cains took three for 21; and for Lyttelton C. Thomas took three for 43. Opawa 139 (Holmes 52 not out, Parrott 31) beat Halswell 76 (Irving 29) and 94 for three wickets (McGowan 33 not out) by 63 runs on the first innings. For Opawa Lee took four for 11 and N. Holmes four for 25. St. Albans 114 (Falk 36, Hansen 34) beat New Brighton 21, by 83 runs. For St. Albans Forward took four for 8 and McKenzie five for 13. Papanui 66 (Graham 27) and 55 for five wickets declared, beat Shirley 34 and 38 for nine wickets, by 32 runs on the first Innings. For Papanui Cade took five for 16 and five for 15, and Eaves five for 18; and for Shirley Bowley took six for 20 and five for 22. Merivale 116 (Thornburn 54. Keys 26) beat Heathcote 62 (Weatherhead 30) by 54 runs. For Merivale Thornburn took four for 33 and Keys six for 23; and for Heathcote Antrim took four for 29 and Jones three for 21. THIRD B GRADE Waltham 86 for three wickets beat Spreydon 62 by seven wickets. For Waltham Davidson took four for 24. Beckenham 92 for five wickets declared (Craig 28) beat Hillsborough 58 and 107 for six wickets (Melling 39) by 34 runs on the first innings. For Beckenham Gowans took six for 17 and Smith four for 5. Burwood 142 (Laplie 55) beat Heathcote 77, by 65 runs. For Heathcote Yates took six for 49; and for Burwood Snook took tour for 14. Tramways 129 (Victor 42, Pethig 32) beat W.M.C. 75 (Maloney 26) by 54 runs. For Tramways Simpson took three for 10 and Newman three for 10; and for W.M.C. Morel took two for 0. THIRD C GRADE Burwood 87 for five wickets (Sampson 40 not out, Clapshaw 30) beat Grosvenor 79 (Burton 26) by five wickets. For Burtwood Estall took four for 22 and Simpson two for 0; and for Grosvenor Endicott took two for 7. Waltham 162 (A. Forrester 53 not out. F. Forrester 38) beat Matchless 75 (A. Henett 27) by 87 runs. For Waltham Inkster took four for 25; and for Matchless D. Henett took three for 33. Southern 127 (Gray 30, Bain 26) beat Cambridge Terrace 64, by 63 runs. For Southern Hart took seven for 12 and Bain three for 19; and for Cambridge Terrace Watson took six for 27. Hillsborough 103 (Turner 67) beat Beckenham 70 (Brown 43) by 33 runs. For Hillsborough McKenzie took three for 11 and Anderson three for 16; and for Beckenham Hendy took six for 39, including the hat-trick Sunnyside 115 (Cassidy 53) and 39 for no wickets beat New Brighton 62 and 71 by 10 wickets. For Sunnyside Cassidy took six for 30 and Stevens five for 16; and for New Brighton Collins took six for 33 and Boddy four for 51. MERCANTILE A SECTION Atlas 90 (McDonnell 34) beat Hays 79 (Wilson 27) by 11 runs. For Atlas McDonnell took seven for 34; and for Hays Delore took three for 22. Citv Council 138 (Adams 54, Leney 25) beat Radley 73 (Burgoyne 31) by 65 runs. For Council Adams took five for 32 and Keats four for 7, Including the hat-trick. Telegraph 109 (Rutledge 43) beat National Airways 75 (Voysey 28) by 34 runs. For Telegraph McKay took four for 35 and Rossie three for 14; and for Airways Busfield took six for 19. Urlwins 115 (Preece 25, Keane 38 not out) beat Greens 95 (Sloane 21) by 20 runs For Urlwins Keane took five for 42 and Stewart three for 24; and for Greens Irvine took five for 48. MERCANTILE B SECTION British Shoes 88 (Taylor 32) beat Millers 45 by 43 runs. For British Shoes Watson took five for 11; and for Millers Newsome took five for 26. Monarch 85 (Wilson 28) beat Addington Workshops 57 by 28 runs. For Monarch EHis took four for 16 and Jackson three for 4- and for Addington Patterson took six for 43 and Pascoe four for 24 Peerless 88 for seven wickets (O Neill 34) beat Weeks 86 (Hazelhurst 24) by three wickets. For Peerless Washburn took three for 30 and Chalmers three for 10; and for Weeks Finlay took four for 30. ALTERATION TO REPRESENTATIVE TEAM J Davies, R. Bell, M. Heath are not available for the representative team against Ellesmere and are replaced by R Codling and Roberts from Wigram.