First-Innings Wins In Suburban Games

Press, Volume CI, Issue 29763, 5 March 1962, Page 16

First-Innings Wins In Suburban Games

The ninth-round games of the Suburban Cricket Association competitions ended on Saturday in fine ’ but windy conditions. AU senior games resulted in first-innings wins. Waltham was hard pressed to overtake the Papanui total, losing eight wickets before the required runs were obtained. N. Clark played a steady and valuable innings of 37, and E. Millward scored 36. All the Papanui bowlers were steady, especially B. Sharp, who bowled 22 overs for 38 runs. Beckenham was set to score 159 to win. It had seven second-innings wickets down for 110 at close of play. Matchless was in much improved form and had 195 for the loss of five wickets before declaring its second innings closed. After trailing by 37 runs in the first innings, Sumner set New Brighton the task of scoring 146 in about 80 minutes and the side failed by the narrow margin of seven runs. Competition points, with one more round to play, are:—Waltham 40, Beckenham 35, New Brighton 28, Papanui 27, Sumner 26, Matchless 18. Details:— Senior A Waltham 187 (Clark 37, Millward 38 not out, Fergus 20; Smale three for 20, Neilson three for 25) beat Papanui 145. Beckenham 144 (Davidson 40. Dunn 21, Butler 20; Scott four for 57, Sherlock three for 10, Gordon three for 37) and 110 for seven (Dunn 27, Beardsley 21: Gordon four tor 45) beat Matchless 108 and 195 for five dec. (B. Anderson 43, Smyth 39, Brazil 31 not out. Sheahan 27 not out; Garters three for 90). New Brighton 126 and 139 for seven (Gillard 51, Smith 30, Motz 23: Smitheram six for 33) beat Sumner 89 and 183 for seven dec. (Clement 49, Brunt 41, Steel 33, Watt 28; Smith four for 33). Senior B Aranul 261 for eight dec. and 56 for three dec. (Courtier 23 not out) beat W.M.C. 169 (Brown 46, Drury 46, Skipton 26, Warr 24; Eyre four for 31) and 49 for three (Cawthome 34 not out). Merivale 256 for four dec. (Gallagher 114 not out, Sanuns 33. Carter 27. Mannlx 24 not out) beat Riccarton 165 and 84 (Rowe 23; Pearce four for 19, Mannlx tour for 25) outright. Wigram 192 and 116 for two dec. (Peacock 37. McKay 36 not out, Knight 34 not out) beat Beckenham 158 (Armstrong 28, Heath 26. Mitchell 24; McKay six for 46) and 105 (Dann 33; McKay four tor 39) outright. Junior A Heathcote 191 beat Waltham 177 (Anderson 35, Campbell 25 not out; Dunn five for 32). Matchless 114 and 147 for five dec. (Mallard 68 not out, Spicer 39) beat Harewood 107 (O’Neill 40; Moore three for 36) and 93 for four (Marks 36). Burnside 198 beat Papanui 83 (Hooper five for 34, Reeves three for 28) and 69 (Hobbs 23: Hooper four for 7) outright. Junior B Beckenham 65 and 276 for four dec. (Jackson 144, Ives 61 not out, Noble 29, O'Connor 23) beat New Brighton 155 and 97 (Smith 30; Hill four for 19, Gowans three for 25) outright. Shirley 281 for nine dec. beat Cambridge Terrace 35 (Marshall five for 12, Allan three for 4) and 31 (Cookson five for 12. Marshall three for 2) outright. Riccarton 186 beat Burnside 48 (Sandford six for 14, McDonald four for 28) and 99 (Williamson 41: Sandford five for 28) outright. Third A Opawa 137 tor six (Payne 34, James 29, A. Woodham 28 not out: Bremner three for 42) beat WM.C. 130 (Wells 34, Fox 28, Bremner 26; R. Woodham three tor 19, A. Woodham three for 36). Riccarton 123 (Manderson 67 not out; Mills five lor 40, Kane four for 33) beat Hornby 122 (Kane 33. MeAlavey three for 23. including hat-trick, Harker three for 32). St. Alban* 23d (Moorehead

124, Wilson 55 not out, Carey 22; White three for 48, Ayers three for 107) drew with Halswell 113 for five (White 37, Abrams 22, Pethig 22 not out). Shipping 132 (Ward 51; Tarrant four for 32, Fuller three for 28) beat Waltham 87 (Skerton 23 not out, E. Carrington 20; Manson three for 24, Dale three for 26). Aranul 200 (Jackson 98, Carroll 36, Limu 25; Prebble four tor 50, Murdock four for 61) beat Sumner 162 (Chitty 39, Murdock 33, Main 32. Thompson 24; Jackson three for 18, Smale three for 55). Third B Beckenham 96 for three (Anthony 56 not out, Fife 24 not out) beat I.H.C. 91 (Pool 20; King four for 11). Merivale 118 (H. Miller 47. Hamil 25; Todd four for 35. O'Donnell three for 9) beat Wigram 79 (Eayres 23; Hamil six for 27). Harewood 132 for five dec. (Gardner 67 not out) beat Shirley 53 (Case four for 3, Gardner three for 25) Templeton Hospital 220 for seven dec. (Cox 111 nat out, HUls 31; B. Willoughby four for 56) drew with Addington 131 for eight (Overend 41, Blaeklock 29). Papanui 105 for seven dec. (Forrester 26, Hobby 23 not out) and 50 for two dec. (Waltho 25, Crawford 21 not out) beat United 73 (Crawford four for 14) and 25 (Harding five for 7. Buttery three for 17) outright. Third C Burwood 87 for seven dec. (Evans 25: Applin three for 26) beat Waltham 37 (Millar four for 11) and 40 (Choate 22; Millar three for 13, Snook three for 17) outright. Riccarton 165 for nine dec. (Ellis 70; Gardner five for 26) beat Grosvenor 133 (Clark 32. Blewett 28: Eric Timms four for 49). Papanui 102 (Jones 51; Gearry four tor 30) beat W-M.C. 53 (Jones six for 21, Eves four for 24). Heathcote 114 (Glrvan 36, Perry 21; Philips four for 22, Long three for 14) beat Hornby 62 (Salt three for 1, Glrvan three for 4. Kars three for 19). Third D Hillsborough 187 (K. Underwood 78, Haase 40: Cooper six for 74) beat Waltham 130 (Cooper 34, Baker 27; K. Underwood four for 30). New Brighton 121 (Bartlett 40. Moir 31. Colombus 20; Cooper four for 18, Blackler four for 62) beat Harewood 114 (Salt three for 21, Moore three for 21). Aranul 92 for seven dec. (Bowen 20; Kibblewhite three for 34) and 51 without loss (Bowen 38 not out) beat Sunnyside 89 (Lloyds 26, Kibblewhite 26: Proctor six for 33, Baker three tor 41) and 49 (Baken four tor 11, Storey three for 7) outright. Beckenham 167 (Teague 57, Smith 23, Barber 21; Dolheguy four tor 71, Wright three tor 73) beat Burnside 153 (Wright 38, Gallington 32; Denbry five for Mercantile A Commercial Travellers (2) 205 (Lawrence 67, Hall 33, Wason 20; Watson five for 77, Warren &. ur X or * >eat Commercial Travellers (1) 118 (Watson 77 not out; Fowles four for 49. Kelsey tour tor 57). 301 - for „ ei J? ht dec(Lainchbury 77, D. Donaldson 63; Bromley four for 61) beat Telegraph 51 (Cotton six for 177 (Boddy 100. Gates 40: Anderson four for 45) drew with M.O.SD. 9S tor nine 24; Sercombe eight tor 27). =,?, iUe .(Whiting 73. Sibley 47, Pnrton 33, Pring 28) drew ,.ydth Watersiders 61 torone (Marshall 29 not out). _ Mercantile B HOBPltal 120 (McGurgan 28 far «> ”««t dotor 0. Mintrom tour Bgsria.’srs 34. Bateman tour for 20) niJJS? 0 J 33 „ ,0r . five (Black 39, woqd 118 (Andrews 27. Crane 23, Mattison 21; Cowles six for 57, Cotton tour tor 49). s 180 for nine dec. J*' S"* l *= Bren to£ for 58) beat Hamilton* 84 (Me-1 Sweeney 30 not out; Campbell six for 38, McDonald three tor! 31). |