Second-Round Suburban Games Begin

Press, Volume C, Issue 29657, 30 October 1961, Page 16

Second-Round Suburban Games Begin

The seeond-round games af the cricket competitions began <m Saturday in good condition*. New Brighton batted almost all afternoon for its ■ total <rf 210, against Becken- • ham. A Smith, 52, and D. 1 Mesaervy. 51 not out, both batted well and offered a good defence to the bowling ot R, Garters, who finished with six wickets. Waltham, by scoring 248 and then claiming two Matchless wicket* cheaply, > had a good day. F. Camp- i bell headed the Waltham batting with a very aggressive 68, scored in even time. The opening partnership of 86 by i N. Clark and N. CoHender laid the foundation for a good 1 total Campbell went to the I crease and took command of the moderate Matchless : attack. A Scott looked the best of the bowlers. Papanui soon dismissed Sumner for the poor total of 66. Credit must go to R. Meaclem, who took seven wickets cheaply. Papanui, in reply, was in much better ! form than last week. A good i partnership by A. Barnes and | K. Allsop gave them 200 on the board for nine at close of i pi«yBefore the game began, • both sides stood for a minute’s silence in memory ot B. Wright, who was a member of the Papanui club , for several years, as well as a representative player for the Suburban association. Score*:— Senior A New Brighton 210 (Smith 52. ; Messervey 51 not out. Buxton 46; Gartus six for 82) met Beck- ‘ enham 10 without toss. ' Wattham 248 (CampbeU 88. ; Clark 50, Collender 36, Burgess 23, Milne 21; Scott three for 1 63) met Matchless 16 for two. ' Papanui 200 for nine (Barnes ! 71, Allsop 43; Steele four for ; 44, Youll four for 67) met ; Sumner 68 (Meaehlem seven : for 28). Senior B ! Aranui 129 (Courteer 40; Mor- ’ risen five for 7. Pearce three for 36) met Merivale 48 for four (Gallagher 24 not out; Scott three for 17). 1 W.M.C. 110 (Gearry 31, Warr 25; Sparks seven for 54, McKay ; three for 19) met Wigram 183 for five (Peacock 75 not out, , Knight 34: Fraser four for 35). ! Beckenham 250 (Bates 61, ■ Dann 32, Townsend 34 not out; J Smith four for 39) met Ricoar- ; ton 20 for three. Junior A Weltham 104 (McClure 28 not • out, Kindey 25; Woodsford six I for 35, Reeve* three for 15) I met Burnalde 104 (Reeve* 38; I Campbell four for 17, Clark . three for 36). i Matchless 137 (Sherlock 58. I Moore 21; Hobbs three for 22, i Finlay three for 36) met Papanui 163 tor four (B. Hobbs 43. ■ G. Hobbs 32). I Heathcote 36 (Innes nine for ■ 9) and 34 for two, met Hare- » wood 113 for eight declared (Coealett 22; Dunn three for 26). Junior B Riecarton 65 (Thompson 24: Watson four for 23, including hat trick, Dougall three for 36) and 73 (Dougall four for 6, Godfrey three for 23) met Beckenham 70 (Noble 20 not out: I Housley seven for 20, McDonald three for 48 and eight for one) s Cambridge Terrace 136 (Watson 46, Jones 29 not out, Myall i 20; Moir six for 31) met Bumaide 37 for four (Watson three l for 17). Shirley 207 (Allan 47. Moore I 42, Doocey 28 (Spong five for 50) met New Brighton 66 for ; six (Cookson four for 24). > Third A ' Shipping 78 (Gamham 23; • Brough six for 18, James three I tor 13) beat Opawa 60 (Gamham six for 14. Porteous four 1 for 41). Hornby 155 for nine declared ’ (McDermott 53. Kane 31; Carey . four for 44, Sandford three for . 51) beat St. Albans 83 < Stand- . ring five for 30). Sumner 161 (Jerrard 43. Mur- . dock 42. Brown 41, Keay 20; E. Carrington four for 85, Rowe three for 44) beat Waltham 117 (Carrington 45. Archer 21; B. Buckner four for 51). WJd.C. 104 for seven (Plthe- ' rick 21; Spencer four for 19, ■ Harker three for 51) beat Ricj carton 51 (Booth four for 10, I Bremner three for 14). Haiswell 120 (Allan 49 not ; out, Benseman 33; Stapely four , for 35) beat Aranui 99 (Mora 38, Carroll 25. Smale 23; BenseI man five for 46. Pahner four ; for 12. including hat trick). 1 . Papanui 67 (Smale W; Pool five for 12) beat IR.C. 12 ■ (Barber three for 4, Buttery l ‘ h Merlvale 7 l77 for five (T. Keys ° U United 170 for nine dec. beat Beckenham 80 (Gibsori 22). Templeton Hospital 200 for six dec. (Overend 49 Law 48 not out, Cox 32 not out, 9^°, rd 27) drew with Shirley 115 for six (O’Neill 30). , n „ Wigram 85 (Royal 23; Kingston six tor 14, D. Gardner three for 17) beat Harewood 78 (Gardner 28. Syme 24; Royal five for 31, Rennell four for ' l,) ’ Third C 1 Burwood 307 (MiUer 49, Sherwood 35, Barrett 33; Moffat three for 13) drew with Hornby 306 for eight (Coates 117 not i out. White 42, Moffat 25; Snook four for 79). Grosvenor 107 for seven dec. ' (Edklns 29. Burton 37 not out; I beat Riecarton 317 (Percefal 51; Drake five for 57) on the first ' il ffigT’ School Old Boys A 304 for seven declared (Snook 94, ' Small 58; Priest four for 30) beat Lancaster Park A 89 (Escort five for 31, Small five for 41) on the first innings. third grade a West-Unlversitar 217 (Gunby i 47, Richardson 37; Richards four i tor 46) met St. Albans 43 for I one. Lancaster Park 183 (Wreaks five tor 53) met Old Collegians , 143 for eight. THIRD GRADE B ! St. Aibans-Teachers' College 190 for nine declared (Mason 94. Templar 36 not out, Jolley ; three for 25, Kindt three for 27) . beat Technical Old Boys 67 (Mason four for 11, Fowler four i for 15) on the first innings. 1 Old Collegians 99 (McMahon four for 13, August tour for 19 > and 52 for three beat Riecarton 81 (Miller five for 39, Anderson five for 29) on th* first innings. Lancaster Park (138 (Gourley 5X Barker 38 not out; Teale five ' for 39) beat St Albans 54 (Lkincan four tor 7. Gourley three for 9) and 44 tar nine (Gourley five . for 17. Duncan four for 25) on ‘ the first innings. East-Shirley 106 (Hopper three for 38) beat Sydenham 94 (Fam- ' llton five for 48, Fergus three ■ for 39) on the first innings. FOURTH GRADE High School Old Boys 106 (Taylor 35 not out: Mulholland four for 3) beat Marist 56 and 63 for five on the first innings. Lancaster Park B 343 for nine . declared (Nlcholfe 70, Walklin 50 not out. Evan* 50. Ward 33) beat Lancaster Park A 82 i (Wards five for 16) on the first f innings. East-Shirley 98 for five beat St. Albans M (Ralnbicd six for > 17) on the first innings. West-University 115 for six 1 declared (Gunby 44) beat Riccarton 73 (Langley 40; Neale five ■ for S) and 44 for six on the first innings.

Hayae four for 36) beat WJM.C. 38 (Burton tight for 18). Rfcearton TO (Kais three for 15 including hat trick) beat Northsote73 (Kai* »; Tavendale seven for 41). Papanui 140 (Eve* 39. Cox 37. Tavsndale 30; Tarrant five for 43) beat Waltham 103 (Noel Choate 27. Neil Choate 22; EdUn four for 41). Third D Hilieboroueh 1« for six (Pierce 33. William* 37, A Richards 36) beat Hsrewood Ifo (Harland 22, Giles 22, McKenzie 22 not out; Cutting three for Si). Burnside 72 (Burley 35; Wilson five for 13. Baker four tor 36) best Waltham 70 (Cooper 26; Wright six for 33. DoUeguy four for 33). Aranui 143 (Colombia M. Storey 37: Teague three for 19, Denbry three for 22) beat Beckenham 75 (Ward 37; Proctor four for 19). New Brighton 162 (Stewart 31, Moore 30 not out, Colombu* 30; Lawlor three for 53) beat Sunnyside 78 (Kibblewhite 31. Olley 28; Moor* four tor 40, Copp three for 31). Mercantile A Atlas 119 (Hatch 29. D. Donaldson 28. McLeod 24; Baldwin three for 18) beat Telegraph 65 (Rutledge 36; D. Donaldson five tor 31. Gapes four for 32). Com. Trav. I 113 for five (Henderson 48 not out. Crookbain 20 not out) beet Com. Trav. n 90 (Kilsey 27. Meikle 21; Henderson five for 31, Smith three for 34). N.A.C. 216 for two (Boddy 84, Preen 48 not out. Gape* 48, Dryden 30 not out) beat M. 08.8. 99 (O’Malley Saywell seven for 45). Blue Star 163 for nine dee. (Hobson 55, Pring 27. Sutherwood 24. Purton 22, Sibley 21; Smith five for 38) drew with Waterslders 130 for tight (Robinson 35, Gearry 27, Taylor 24). Mercantile B Hospital 150 (McGuigan "3, Taylor 24, Chatterton 24, Doidge 22; McDonald tour for 40. Smith three for 47) drew with Hay’s 156 for seven (James 61, Smith 40, Campbell 20 not out; Dann three for 24). Metro 69 (Pollett six for 29 beat Hamiltons 45 (Cowles six for 22, including hat trick. Cotton three tor 15). Postal 149 (Bush 55, Hughes 25. Victor 24; Crane three tor 20, Edyvean three for 27) beat Linwood 90 (Torkington 33 not out, Matterson 22; Bush five for 22, Victor five for 35). Monarch 98 (Day three for beat Dom - Motors 48 (Wright 23; Penny six for 30).