WEST COAST’S WIN

Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28223, 11 March 1957, Page 11

WEST COAST’S WIN

Minor Associations’ Gup Match (From Our Own Reporter) GREYMOUTH, March 10. West Coast won the minor association’s cricket cup in a match at Greymouth this weekend by 135 runs. South Canterbury had all this afternoon to make the 220 runs required for victory, but the West Coast bowling, supported by excellent fielding, was too good for the visitors, who were dismissed in the second innings for 84 runs. A. Taylor, five for 32, was chiefly responsible for South Canterbury’s low score. This is tbe first time the West Coast has won the cup. „ At the tea interval today, Mr T. F. McKenzie, chairman of the West Coast Cricket Association, expressed his pleasure at having the visitors in Greymouth. W. McDonald, the South Canterbury captain, replied. Scores were:— WEST COAST First Innings R. Sail, b Grenfell .. .. 4 A. B. Kennedy, c Goulding, b McKinney .. . • 4 D. Hendry, c Cowan, b Thomas 15 A. Taylor, c Pike, b Grenfell .. 15 M. Beban, c Goulding, b Jack .. 34 L. Birkett, c Jack, b Thomas .. 0 G. Skinner, b Jack .. ..16 N. Slaughter, c Goulding, b McKinney .. . ■ .. 5 A. W. Kennedy, lbw, b Grenville 19 W. At Kennedy c Goulding, b B. Gardiner, not out .. •. 0 Extras .. ... ..17 Total .. .. ..134 Bowling.—McKinney, two for 17; Jack, three for 37; Cowan, none for 7; Thomas, two for 8; Grenfell, three for 48. Second Innings Sail, b Thomas .. .. .. 55 A. B. Kennedy, c Pike, b Grenfell . • •. .. 4 Taylor, c Jack, b Thomas .. 26 Birkett, lbw, b Jack .. .. 10j Hendry, c Pike, b Jack .. ..2 Beban. b McKinney .. .. 0 Skinner, b Thomas .. ..26 Slaughter, st Pike, b Thomas .. 0 A. W. Kennedy, st Pike, b Thomas .. .. .. 33 Gardiner, lbw, b Jack .. ..19 W. A. Kennedy, not out .. 8 Extras .. .. .. 22 'Total .. .. ..205 Bowling.—Grenfell, one for 42; McKinney, one for 30; Thomas, five for 54; Jack, three for 57. SOUTH CANTERBURY First Innings E. A. Collins, b Hendry .. 27 J. Underdown, bW. A. Kennedy 0 S. Goulding, b Beban .. .. 15 W. McDonald, lbw, b Hendry .. 1 W. Pike, b Hendry .. .. 27 C. Thomas, c Sail, b Beban .. 1 L. Cowan, c Sail, b W. A. Kennedy .. .. .. 16 M. Jack, lbw, b- W. A. Kennedy 1 P. Grenfell, c Birkett, b W. A. Kennedy .. .. •• 4 R. McKinney, run out .. .. 8 C. Wyberg, not out .. .. 5 Extras .. .. ..15 Total .. .. ..120 Bowling.—W. A. Kennedy, four for 32; Taylor, none for 16; Beban, two for 23; Hendry, three for 28. Second Innings Collins, c Taylor, b W. A. Kennedy .. .. ..10 Thomas, run out .. .. 8 Goulding, b Taylor .. ..15 McDonald, lbw, b Taylor .. 0 Pike, c W. A. Kennedy, b A. W. Kennedy .. .. - 9 Cowan, c Gardiner, b Beban .. 1 Underdown, c Beban, b Taylor 11 Jack, c Hendry, b Taylor .. 5 Grenfell, c A. W. Kennedy, b Taylor .. .. .. 5 McKinney, b Beban .. ..13 Wyberg, not out .. .. 7 Extras .. .. .. 7

Total .. .. ..84 Bowling.—W. A. Kennedy, one for 25; Taylor, five for 32; Beban, two for 17; A. W. Kennedy, one for 3. NORTH CANTERBURY COMPETITION RANGIORA HAVE EVERY CHANCE OF WIN Rangiora appear to have every chance of winning the Senior A competition of the cricket sub-associa-tion this season. They are very favourably placed for an outright win over Woodend. Kaiapoi, second in the grade, with one for 17 against Ohaka's 182, will have to improve even to win on the first 'innings. Scores: — • Woodend 109 (B. Gebbie 13, J. Cobden 11, A. Hooper 19, P. Collins 15, G. Beal 18, M. Logan two for 43, I. Sail three for 33, F. Devlin three for 5) met Rangiora 165 for six (A. Sail 28, R. Smith 34, I. Sail 24, F. Devlin not out 22, N.’ Gibson 29 not out). Ohoka 182 (J. Blakely 88, J. Robinson 22 not out, W. Chisnall 17, A. Keegan 11, C. Merrin two. for 36, D. McAllister three for 32, A. Hopkins three for 20) met Kaiapoi 17 for one wicket. Amberley 247 for five declared (D. Quigley 81, N. Boyce 78, J. Thomson 30 not out, Dunlop three for 30, J. McCrenor two for 54) met Loburn 125 for three (G. McCrenor 42 not out, J. Criglington 45 not out, A. Watson 19). Senior B Grade. —Old Boys 159 for four declared (B. James 19, D. Scherger 78, G. Hallow 40. P. Vickery 15 not out) drew with Fernside 128 for seven (E. Chisnall 45, R. Evans 57, Scherger four for 36, E. Barnes three for 38). Eyreton 45 (L. Bailey 17 not out, Lawrence four for 10, Pulley three for 13, E. Bailey two for 10) and 62 (Steere 20. Bennett 17, G. Wood two for 13, Lawrence two for 12, Pulley four for 18, Ivory two ,for 0) lost on first innings to High School 82 (Pulley three for 19) and 24 for two 1 (Pulley 14). Amberley 168 for seven declared (W. Boyce 71 not out, H. Farrant 32, Timmings 24 not out, A. Morriss three for 30, B. Sail two for 32, R. Pulley one for 28) drew with Rangiora 93 for 5 (B. Sail 34, R. Pulley 21, H. Sail 14 not out, Bailey four for 15). Swannanoa 198 for five declared (R Frazer 70, R. Frizzell 53. A. O’Loughlin 42, P. McMillan 18 not out) beat Carleton 76 (M. Reid 25, L. Beere 10, K. McKenzie 10, P. O’Loughlin five for 13, R. Frazer four for 20). Oxford beat Kaiapoi on first innings.