SUBURBAN GAMES

Press, Volume XCIV, Issue 28129, 19 November 1956, Page 9

SUBURBAN GAMES

THIRD COMPETITION ROUND

The third round of the Suburban Cricket Association's competitions was commenced on Saturday. i Scoring was slow at Beckenham Park, I where only 151 runs were scored in the afternoon. Beckenham batted first, and could make only 77, but Papanui was out for 71. At Sumner New Brighton scored 136, and at stumps Sumner had lost four wickets for 85. Matchless made 184 S against Waltham, which has lost three for fa--66. bi Scores:— (] SENIOR A GRADE a< Beckenham 77 (Bartlett 23) and two C for no wickets met Papanui 72 (Barnes y, 15). For Papanui R. Cole took four for 17 and A. Eves three for 28; and for Beckenham M. Tibbotts took eight for 27. New Brighton 136 (V. Buxton 48, RBurford 46 not out) met Sumner 85 for four wickets (D. McKay 55). For Sumner k L. Edginton took five for 40. o Matchless 184 (Grenfell 59, H. Wason 32, Cookson 29, Grice 27 not out) met Wai- p tham 66 for three wickets (Warr 34). For Waltham F. Anderson took six for 43. SENIOR B GRADE Shirley 144 (Coleman 46. Wentworth 29) Cl met Beckenham 88 for eight wickets. a W3I.C. 147 (Bennett 54, Cox 24. Gillard 21) met Spreydon 55 for five wickets. For Spreydon, Streeter took five for 27 and for W.M.C. Stehr took four for 19. n Kempthornes 202 (Grammer 90, Steele s< 34, Hooper 29) met Wigram one wicket b for 1 run. For Wigram Barson took four g for 68 and Simpson four for 25. JUNIOR A GRADE Matchless 163 (Mallard 41, Kennedy 37 Bacon 25 not out) met Hays 98 for eight s wickets (Jones 28). For Matchless, Spicer , took five for 53 and Norton three for 24 «< and for Hays, Delore tok four for 53. s< Addington 81 (Robertson 33) met Wai- 1) tham 102 for two wickets (Smith 44 not out). For Waltham Jones took three for jj 17 Heathcote 180 (Jones 43, Leeson 43, Arnold 22) met Riccarton 86 for three 1 wickets (Rowe 51). , JUNIOR B GRADE Aranui 87 (Kain 36) met Opawa 72 0 (Cattermole 33 not out) and 69 for five j wickets. For Aranui, Hill took seven for . 30 and Harkess two for 20 and for Opawa, Mitchell took eight for 41 and Brough c t 'papanffi 6 ’lB4 (R. Little 35. N. Hudson 27) q met Hillsborough 61 for three wickets. v For Hillsborough Smitheram took four for s 38 W.M.C. 161 (Henderson 54, Murphy 39) met New Brighton 59 for seven wickets, c JUNIOR C GRADE i Kempthorne Prosser 106 (Hart 22, McPherson 25) and 125 for two wickets declared (Hart 52, Gribben 24 not out, Diggs 21 not out) met St. Albans 39 and , 22 for five wickets. For Kempthorne, Prosser Miller took two for 20, Hooper - two for 18 and Keen two for 10; and for St. Albans, Clark took three for 31 and Shepherd six for 32. s Merivale 206 for wickets declared ’ (Leney 65, Mannix 63, McArtney 30) met t Waltham 59 for five wickets). Jor Wai- < tham, Anderson took three wickets for l4O (Swinney 65, Russell 23) met Halswell 129 for three wic'tete c (Pethig 41, Agassiz 40). For Halswell, Ayers took four for 33 and Skinner three 4 for 20. ; THIRD GRADE A * . Sunnyside 96 for six wickets (McDon--3 aid 24 not out, Choat 24) beat W.M.C. s 44 (Piper 20 not out) by four wickets. • For Sunnyside, McDonald took five tor 15, Sinclair four for 20, and for .M.C. 1 Piper took five for 24. 3 Shipping 136 for five wickets (Gray-45, s Manson 41. Hopkinson 20 not out) beat 3 Tramways 129 for six wickets declared (Baker 46, Fronting 22) by five wickets. For Shipping, Porteous took four for 39. and for Tramways Piner took three for 49 and Andrews two for 21. Harewood 244 (Burnley 108, Smyth 71) beat Sumner 79 by 165 runs on the fir.t ■ innings. For Harewood, Mcßeth took three for 15, Smyth three for 25, and O'Neill two for 6. L Templeton Farm 104 (Simpson 27, Cox t 24 Feck 20) beat Papanui 64 (Scarlet ZU) n by 40 runs. For Templeton Farm, Steven took six for 21; and for Papanui, York i, took four for 21. e Riccarton 165 (McDonnell 48. Fowler 34, r Burrows 32) beat Grosvenor 144 (Beaven g 62) by 21 runs. For Riccarton, Thoinas d took three for 24, and McDonnell three i. foi 30. „ THIRD GRADE B " Harewood 154 (Barnes 63, Kingston 39) 3, beat Burwood 87 (B. Sampson 31) by 67 L rnus on the first innings. For Harewood, J- Barnes took four for 30, and Cains four for 12, and for Burwood J. Sampson took six for 63 and Martin three for 47. Beckenham 118 (Kent 20, Moore 30 not out. Wear 18) beat Merivale 51 (Regan 14) by 67 runs on the first innings. For Beckenham, Moore took four for 26 and e Craig six for 19, and for Merivale Keys it took six for 30. n Shirley 63 (Allan 49) and 90 for two wickets declared beat Heathcote 51 and 17 for seven wickets, by 12 runs on the first innings. For Shirley, Allan took six for 18 and Sherwood four for 8 and a four for 7, and for Heathcote Bate took ■’ six for 20 and Petheram four for 32. Hillsborough 195 for seven wickets u (Anderson 70. Smitheram 63) beat Camn bridge Terrace 146 (Tanner 65. Corps 38 ie by three wickets. For Hillsborough, Rich- . ards took four for 11, and for Cambridge 2t Terrace, Tanner took three for 19. THIRD GRADE C >) Aranui 92 (L. Baker 31) beat Mairehau e 84 (Soper 55) by eight runs on the first >d innings. For Aranui, Rowe took four for 18 and Simpson three for 16, and for Mairehau, Cameron took four for 31 and Phelan three for 21. 'n Riccarton 105 (Neale 27) beat Wigram 54 by 51 runs. For Riccarton, Shearer took three for 13 and Spencer three for 11; and for Wigram Ramsey took four s ’ for 19 - , . Beckenham 116 (Hobbs 22, Carlyle 37, Jr Skelton 23) beat Spreydon 63 (Connor ix 23) by 53 runs on the first innings. For Beckenham, Davison took five for 11 and is N. King three for 11. and for Spreydon, 17 Heaton took four for 40 and Rennell three for 30. 09 st. Albans 85 (Cossar 42 not out) and, >1- 48 (Cossar 18 not out) beat New Brighton 41 by 44 runs on the first innings. For St. Albans, Russell took five for 20 and Graham three for 20. and for New Brighton. Morris took two for 3 and Rosewall eight for 23. Papanui 189 (Waltho 42, Southen 64. q? Gage 21) beat Sunnyside 56 and 23 by an innings and 10 runs. For Papanui, Waltho took five for 7 and Tobert six to for 12 - Spreydon 96 (Clarke 50; Townsend seven for 48. including a hat-trick) beat United or 61 (Townsend 32 not out, Goodman 21; - s ; Irving three for 16, O'Dea three for 26) at by 35 runs on the first innings. ?e MERCANTILE GRADE N.A.C. 154 (Kirkham 36. Oliver 26. Fox 33) beat Dunlop 102 (Newfield 20, Green or 20 not out) by 52 runs on the first innings. For N.A.C. Parks took three for 13 and Holling three for 27, and for e( j Dunlop, Pearce took four for 35. -.n Telegraph 98 for five wickets (Bromley 30, Stanley-Boden 17) beat Regent 90 e t (Rusbridge 24. McGuire 23) by one wicket. For Telegraph, Grice took three for 9, and for Regent, McGuire took three for 34. or Watersiders 134 (O’Brien 24. Cross 21) >1- beat Urlwins 84 (Roberts 32. Richards 20) or by 50 runs on the first innings. For Watersiders, Robinson took three for 11, ed and for Urlwins, Clarke took three for ht 24. 10) M. 0.5.8. 126 for five wickets declared (Miller 24, Tallott 43 not out) beat Os--17) borne 49 and 60 for six wickets (Rossiter on 24) by 77 runs on the first innings. For M. 0.5.8., Hayward took six for 17, and for Osborne. Rossiter took two for 17. Atlas 160 (R. Norton 29 not out, O’Leary 23, W. McDonnell 22 retired, Artie 22) >OI beat Weeks 104 (Mitchell 22) by 56 runs . on the first innings. For Atlas. McDonnell , took three for 20, and Gapes three for 25 and for Weeks, A. Irving took three tor 22 -

SHEFFIELD SHIELD MATCH

(N.Z. Press Association—Copyright) (Rec. 8 p.m.) BRISBANE, Nov. 18. The spin bowler, J. Freeman, caused Western Australia to collapse early in its first innings of the Sheffield Shield match against Queensland yesterday. Western Australia lost four wickets for 45 in reply to Queensland's 389. Freeman took three wickets for 15 runs off nine overs.

The first Western Australian wicke' fell at 15, and the next three fell without a run being scored.

Queensland, three for 201 at stumps on Friday, added 188 runs yesterday. A fine fourth wicket partnership between Jack McLaughlin and Peter Burge was worth 184. but the remaining five Queensland batsmen made only 43 between them.

The scores, at stumps yesterday were: Queensland, first innings 389 (Burge 105, McLaughlin 93; Preen four for 69, Shepherd one for 3); Western Australia, lour for 45 (Freeman three for IB).