SUBURBAN GAMES

Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27210, 30 November 1953, Page 6

SUBURBAN GAMES

FOURTH ROUND BEGUN Beckenham made the highest score of the season in the first innings against WM.C. in the first day of the a fourth round of the Suburban Cricket Association competitions on Saturday, and at stumps the score was 320. Papanui batted slowly against Waltham to compile 169, and at stumps Waltham had made 49 for the loss of one wicket. Hillsborough batted three hours for 191 and at stumps Matchless had lost four wickets for 29 runs. Scores:— SENIOR A GRADE Beckenham .320 (Heath 72, Butler 58, Ellis 44, Mitchell 34 not Out, Colombus 24) met W.M.C. For W.M.C. Hurrell took three for 38 and Newburn three for 41. Hillsborough 191 (B.- P. Commons 56, Neeson 20 not out, Wright 19) met Matchless 29 for four wickets (Smythe 22 not out). For Matchless Marshall took five for 57. Papanui 169 (F. Southen 35, Bell 34) met Waltham 49 for one wicket. For Waltham Campbell took four tor 45. SENIOR B GRADE Shipping 211 (Dale 94, Restieax 24) met New Brighton. For New Brighton Hay took four for 18 and Messervey three for 12. Wigram 167 (Swap 44 not out, Casey 38, Haache 27) met Spreydon 67 for seven wickets (Trueman 23 not out). For Spreydon Streeter took six for 30; and for Wigram Roberts took four for 10. Waltham 105 (Dacombe 19) met Sumner 206 for eight wickets (Edginton 44, Hewitt 35, Wood 30). For Sumner Edginton took three for 22 and Chitty two for 18. JUNIOR A' GRADE

JUNIOR A GRADE Tramways 80 (Condcliffe 21) met Southern 247 for six wickets (Wear 69, Scott 57, Jones 41 not out). For Southern Fowles took eight for 40; and for Tramways Wilson took four for 92. Papanui 81 (Donaldson 28) met Mairehau 141 for nine wickets (Millar 57, Borthwick 26, Saunders 24). For Mairehau Millar took four for 39; and for Papanui Eder took, six for 53. Shirley 138 (Wentworth 55, Sunderland 30) met Opawa 122 (O. Brough 28, Mitchell 24) and 11 for two wickets. For Shirley Morris took four for 15 and Coleman three for 36; and for Opawa G. Brough took five for 33. JUNIOR B GRADE Matchless 166 met St. Albans 58 and 38 for two wickets. For Matchless, Goode took seven for 36; and for St. Albans WeUs took three for 55 and Winter four for 52. Spreydon 51 and 77 for four wickets met Army 214 (Aitken 56, Geddes 51, 47 JF or - Army Pilcher took seven for 39 and Geddes three for 6; and for - Riccarton McGowan took four for 8. JUNIOR C GRADE « B f, ckenh l m 284 (Tolchard 70, Dunn 46, McAlister 30) met Harewood 74 for four wickets (Dyer 43 not out). For Harewood Cains took four for 53.

_ I*l (Dacombe 48 not out) met i New Brighton 125 for three wickets 1 (Needham 51, Armstrong 46). For New Brighton Moore took four for 31 and B Lloyd three for 25. Kempthprnes 164 (Pahi 43, Hooper 32. Bennetts 23) met Hay’s 76 for six wickets - ( rS°£ do !? 25 not out) - For Kempthornes Richardson took three for 23; and for s Hays Scott took four for 26. B rr , THIRD A GRADE Halswell 114 (McGowan 54, Ayers 33) 1 an £ 6 3 three wickets (Murray 31 not b ®?t Hiccarton 71 by 43 runs. For j Halswell Streeter took seven for 38 and 3 Ayers three for 21. r or T ß MT, wo ,°, d 150 for seven wickets (Rogers i 37, Blackler 23 not out) beat W.M.C. 143 ‘ £ raser > by three wicekts. r Burwood Roberts took three for 25; and £or W.M.C. Barnard took three for i m T 2 56 for seve n wickets 1 A? r ?r wn 50, Loffhagen 41) beat Merivale ’ & r 2 ns - For Becken- ’ ham Molloy took five for 29 and Gibson 5 four for 33. ’ «u» G u OSV £ r ! or 200 s*) beat Waltham 56 by 144 runs. For Grosvenor Farmer took three for 17 and Bodger three for 8 • and for Waltham Franks took three fo ■ Tramways 136 for four wickets <Sin2 air JL 4) beat Papanui 151 by six wickets. ; Por Tramways Patrick took four for 82. i r.’lJl ,sbo Z?. u l h ’l’ (Hands 27 not out 1 Cutting 26) beat St. Albans 70 by <6 runs. • For Hillsborough Smltheram took three ..I 12 a 2l d Rowe four tor 37. and for St. ■ Albans Shepperd took four for 50. THIRD B GRADE I Beckenham 204 for three wickets de- , clawed (Swinney 114 not out) beat Wap. tharn 60 and 70 by an innings and 74 runs. ’ For Beckenham Weir took six for 37. including the hat trick. i y ,®birley 159 for seven wickets declared! (Lilley 55, McCrorie 54) beat Spreydon 67 . and 52 for five wickets (Cowles 28 not ; out) by 92 runs on the first innings. For ! Shirley Munnerley took six for 26, in- , eluding the hat trick, and Sidon three for Burwood 91 (Clarke 27) beat Gfrosvenor 81 by 10 runs. For Burwood Ditfort took three for 13 and Martin four for 48, and ' , for Grosvenor Humphries took four for C. Heathcote 142 for five wickets declare (Bates 42, Collier 41) beat Tempisto < Farm 93 and 114 for seven wickets (Stevens 47) by 49 runs on the fist innings. For Heathcote Adams to k sir for 30. Merivale 217 (T. Keys 109, J. Keys .”8 beat Hillsborough 98 (Croft 28) by 11? runs. For Merivale T. Keys took thre for 17. and for Hillsborough Johnson tool three for 47. THIRD C GRADE Beckenham 122 (Purdy 3b, Whalley 33) beat New Brighton 42 (Motz 25) and 55 by an innings and 25 runs. ’ For Beckenham Harris took seven for and Whalley seven for 47. Opawa 175 for eight wickets (Bush 36, Hunt 33) beat Matchless 49 (Newby 23) by 126 runs. For Matchless Everest took four for 17. Sumner 94 (Box 20) and 31 for one wicket (Pickering 19 not out) beat Riccarton 49 and 78 by nine wickets. For Sumner Campbell took six for 9 and Box six for 16. United 70 and 99 (Morgan 33) beat Southern 22 and 53 by 94 runs. .For United Boyne took six for 11 and Waller four for 8, and for Southern Bain took five for 32 and Taylor three for 8. MERCANTILE SECTION Radley 171 (Baker 66) beat Telegraph 170 (McCammon 96) by one run. For Radley McGuire took five for 63 and Wlldermoth five for 55, and for Telegraph McCammon took six for 20 and Jenkinson four for 25. Atlas 148 for three wickets declared (Batchelor 54 not out, Poulson 40) beat Greens 138 (Liddell 45. Patrick 33) by 10 runs. For Atlas McDonnell took five for 50 and Batchelor four for 42. N.A.C. 181 (Potter 93, Clarke 49) drew with Osbornes 170 for eight wickets (Marsden 109 not out, Wright 29). For Osbornes Marsden took five for 37. British Shoes 108 for three wickets declared (Singer 47) beat Peerless 50 and 44 for eight wickets by 58 runs on the first innings. M. 0.5.8. 138 for four wickets declared (Hayward 44, Jones 39 not out, Tulloch 31) beat *Urlwins 56 and 78 for seven wickets (Ward 25, Cosgrave 20) by 82 runs. For M. 0.5.8. Jones took three for 6 and three for 25 and Tulloch three for 14. UNDER 15 GRADE Mairehau B 164 for nine wickets declared (Motz 56, Beer 29 retired, Gosney 25) beat Beckenham 38 and 28 for five wickets by 126 runs. For Mairehau Motz took five for 10 and Gosney four ’for 15 and four for 13. Mairehap A 139 for six wickets declared (Kerr 29, Everest 27 not out) beat Templeton 73 and 24 for four wickets (Smith 24) by 66 runs. For*, Mairehau Everest took four for 24. Aranui 102 (White 25, Seeker 22) drew with St. Albans 90 for six wickets (Bradley 44). For Aranui Duke took three for 10 and Charlton three for 36, and for St. Albans Bradley took five for 24 and Baker three for 20.

COMPETITION POINTS

At the completion of the third round, goints and order of teams were as fol- , Grade.-Ricc. 21. SLA 16, H. 5.0.8. 16 OC 10, L.P. 7, We si 6, East Syd. 6. 2A.—■-St.A 20. P.L. 20. Rice. 16, 11.5.0.8. 15 Mar. 11, W. 0.8. 7, Syd. 1. S.B.C. St A. 71, C.C. 15, B. 12, East 10, O.C. 1. Rice. 1. 2C A“^ y ?x 2 , 5 ,’*_ T £ B - 20 ’ Vty - 151 Mar - 12, H. 5.0.8. 10, Vty.-T.C. 10, 0.C., 10 L.P 1 Pres.—Syd. A 34, T. 0.8. 20, Vty. A 18, wSP'S; 15-_l 5 -_. v t£* B 15 « 1 4 . W & t F’AJ l * Fz d - 6 6. 30> 25. W. 0.8. 11 Wes?*?' 41 ’ H 5,0,8 ’ 10a Ricc - 6. LP. 5. 3B«-rSLA 30, Syd. 25, Rice. 15, O.C 11, East 11, P.T.0.8. 10, W. 0.8. 10. «3C.— W.H.S. 21, Xav. C 20, C.C. 16. C. 15, B.H.S. 12. ’ rv 32, West 26, W. 0.8. 24, Syd 21, Mar. 19, East 12. "• I-P--wS5^B B C B^. S 4 Vi£-