Lower-Grade Results

Press, Volume C, Issue 29651, 23 October 1961, Page 14

Lower-Grade Results

First-round matches in the Canterbury Cricket Association's competitions were completed on Saturday. Lower grade results were;— SECOND GRADE A St. Albans 197 (Dempsey 45, Toon 38, Harris 35; Foley five for 71) and 1(B for four (Wear--59. Jtoodes 35. Harris 32) beat West-University 184 (Waters 8X Poole 50; Shardlow three for 34. Todd three tor 46) and 210 for nine declared (Slaughter 64; Todd three lor 31, Dempsey four for 27) on the first innings. Lancaster Park 205 and 134 tor nine declared beat Technical Old Boys 178 and 139 for one (L. Smith 70 not out) on the first innings. Boys' High School 158 (Adamson tour for 38) and 18 for none beat East-Shirley 101 and 74 (Hayes 38; Mather four for 17) by 10 wickets. SECOND GRADE B Christ's College 352 beat St. Albans-Teachers’ College 98 (Lester five for 37) and 131 (Hoskin 68; Lester eight tor 46) by an innings and 25 runs. Old Collegians 185 (Kennedy 44, Herrick 32, Wait 31; Voice five for 54) and 80 tor one (Tipping 37 not out) beat St. Albans 157 (Frew 60, Fraser 46; Herrick three tor 21, Gibson tour for 48) on the first innings. Technical Old Boys 175 (Glasson 32; Ullrich five tor 29) beat St. Andrew's 165 and 165 (Taylor 50 not out; Richardson four tor 28) on the first innings. Marist 214 (Stony er 108; Tucker six for 48) and 88. tor eight (Tucker four for 35, Harliwich four for 45) beat Sydenham 180 and 130 for three declared on the first innings. SECOND GRADE C West-University 269 for five declared and 99 (Fraser five for 30) beat Old Collegians 232 (Norman 94, Lewis 41; Lane five tor 65) on the first innings. Lancaster Park 343 for four declared (Robinson 108 not out, McKendry 76 not out, Tansley 30) beat East-Shirley 157 and 190 for seven (Barrie 70, Yardley 64 not out; Torrens four for 39) on the first innings. Sydenham 159 (Reveley 51; Jackson five for 34) and 61 for two (Bateman 39 not out) beat Riccarton 118 (Reveley four for 21) and 94 (Barnett seven for 29) by eight wickets. High School Old Boys 139 for three declared annd 24 for one beat Marist 65 and 97 (Thompson five for 43) by nine wickets. PRESIDENT’S GRADE St. Albans 158 (Moody 65; Wheatley seven for 87) beat Lancaster Park A 122 (Mulcock eight for 53)) on the first innings. High School Old Boys B 96 for six neat Lancaster Park B 93 on the first innings. High School Old Boys A 149 (Baxter 46; Dyer four for 28, Frost four for 33) beat BLcoarton 88 (Small seven for 21) on the first innings. West-University 168 (Morgan six for 43) beat Marist 152 (McCormick 56; Davidson five for 27, Birch tour for 23) on the first innings. THIRD GRADE A High School Old Boys 197 (Thomas 39, Frengley 32) beat Lancaster Park 92 and 85 (AMersley four tor .6, Wood three for 26) by an innings and 20 runs.. St. Albans 89 (Scott three for 16) and 132 for three (Ripley 50 not out) beat East-Shirley 136 (Alton four for 24) and 80 (Reyland three for 12 .Allan three for 14) by seven wickets. Old Collegians 214 (Johnston 35, Carpenter 34) and 135 for five (Carpenter 65; Cockburn three for 21) beat West-Unaiver-sirty M 9 and 251 tor eight declared (Berkeley 61 not out, Cocfcbum 57; Branthwalte -three for 28) on the first innings. THIRD GRADE B Old Collegians 94 for seven declared beat St. Albans 46 (Minty three tor 12) and 44 (Miller tour for 26) by an innings and 4 runs. Lancaster Park 106 (Taylor 30; Martin five for 18) beat St. Albans—Teachers’ College 106 (Leech 36) on the first innings. Sydenham 206 (Creagh 60, Wakehiam 39; Lightfoot three for 26. MoMiahon three for 59) drew with Riccarton 136 for nine (Muncaster 56, Sewell 30 not out; Hooper three for 13). Technical Old Boys 109 for si" (Hack-well 35; Endicott four tor 25) beat East-Shirley 108 (Famalton 50; McGowan four for 47) on the first Innings. FOURTH GRADE High School Old Boys 133 for two declared (Baillie 62 not out) and 19 for two beat Riccarton 55 (MiacAJpine four for 5) and 93 (Taylor six tor 24) by eight Wickerts. Lancaster Park B 153 (WalkIto 36; Hastie four for 46) beat St. Albans 28 (Nicholls five tor 10) and 45 (Gourley eight for 23) by an tamings and 80 runs. Lancaster Park A 112 for nine declared (Hutchinson 44) beat Marist 96 (Graham 45; Moore four for 13) on the first innings. West-University 143 beat EastShirley 55 (Vincent seven for 14) on the first limings.

Competition In Wellington

(N.Z. Press Association) WELLINGTON, Oct. 22. H. A. Morgan (St. Pat’s Old Boys) made a dynamic start to the Wellington cricket season on Saturday by scoring the first 50 ol his 82 runs in 26 minutes. Top scorer for the day was the New Zealand representative, L. C. Butler, who had 63 not out at stumps for Kilbirnie against Onslow. Details:— University 170 for nine (B. J. Green 38, D. G. Boyd 32) met Wellington 153 (B. Meale 34; J. B. Park four for 38). Karori 168 (J. Hammel 42; G. L. Whyte five for 45, J W. Perkins four for 53) met Wellington College Old Boys 106. Kilbirnie 162 for three (L. C. Butler 63 not out, B. W. Sinclair 43) met Onslow 127 (P. E. Neal 35; J. Henrys four for 44). Midland 237 (I. H. Ching 52, A. Woolford 53. E. J. Sigley 46; G. W. McLellan six for 86) met St. Pat's Old Boys 122 for eight (H. A. Morg-n 62).

Schoolboys’ Games

Canterbury Cricket Association matches for primary schoolplayed on Saturday reft Grade East-Shirley 99 (Taylor 28, Ayers 30; Gray four for 20) beat Lancaster Park 40 (Taylor seven for IS) on the first innings. B Grade—First Section Burnside 71 (McHarg 23; McQueen two for 4. Brittenden two for 5) beat Lancaster Park 21 (Arblaster six for 9 including hat-trick, McAlpine three for 5) on the first innings. C Grade Lancaster Park A 62 for seven (Phillips 22 not out) beat Burnside 12 (Mitchell seven for 0) on the first innings. Lancaster Park B 72 (Barkle 20 not out; Humphries three for 5 including hat-trick) beat Old Collegians 69 (Humphries 25 not out; Shadbolt four for 10 ! Ineluding hat-trick) on the first innings. Rlecarton 80 beat Lancaster Park C 49 on the first innings.