Cricket YOUNG BATSMEN PROMINENT

Press, Volume CI, Issue 30007, 17 December 1962, Page 17

Cricket YOUNG BATSMEN PROMINENT

Match At Hagley Oval Forceful batting by three of Canterbury's most promising younger batsmen was a feature of a one-innings match between a Christchurch under 20 team and a North Canterbury XI P ayed at Hagley Oval yesterday. The three batsmen. C. J. Stevens (Old Boys). M. Clements (St. Albans), and J. W. Burtt (Boys - High School) played Innings full of merit. Stevens and Clements shared a first-wicket partnership of 113, and Burtt hit 16 fours in his 76 In the North Canterbury Innings. J. Blakely batted soundly for 66. hitting nine fours and two sixes. M. Capstick played some good shots but gave three chances. The bowling of the under 20 side was accurate. For North Canterbury. M. Trebilcock. the leg spinner who is to tour the North Island with the Canterbury B team, was dangerous but at time erratic. Scores:— NORTH CANTERBURY M. Capstick, c Gearrv, b Rvan .. .. .58 J Scott, e Ryan, b Reid .. 3 K Hopkins, c Gearrv b Raid .. .. 7 C. Mernn. b Andrews .. 4 R Thompson st Haydon, b Reid . 0 R. Merrtn, st Havdon, b Lester .. .. ..11 J. Blakely, c Clements b Andrews .. 66 S. Yellowlees, b Andrews .. 0 J Allan c Reid, b Andrews 6 M, Trebilcock. not out .. 5 T. O’Loughlin, run out .. 0 G Creamer, c and b Ryan 4 Extras .. .. .. 3 Total .. ..169 Bowling—B Andrews. 12. 2, SO. 4: C. Reid. 6 2, 22, 3: W Barbarel. 11 5 23 0: irf. Ryan. 10. 1 38. 2; M. Lester, 8. 2 21. 1: W. Thomson. 1. 0. 7. 0; R. Gearry. 5, 0 23. 0. CHRISTCHURCH UNDER 20 C. J. Stevens, e Creamer. b Trebilcock .66 M. Clements, lbw, b Trebilcock .. ~ .. 24 J. W. Burtt b Blakely .. 76 R Gearry. not out .. 13 W. Thomson, not out .. 6 Extras .. .. 1 Total for three wkts. 236 Bowiirg —R. Merritt. 13, 1. 66 6: T. O'Loughlin. 5 1, 31. 0: M Trebilcock. 15, 1. 8i 2; G. Creamer. 4 0 33, 0: R. Thompson, 3. 1. 15. 0; J. Blakely, 1. 0, & 1. Junior Advisory Board Junior Advisory Board matches played on Saturday resulted:— A GRADE East-Shirley 130 for six declared (Stephen* 50, Perry 28) and 46 for four declared (Burney 21 not out) beat Riccarton 64 I Ware 28; Perry three for 3) and 55 for six on the first innings. High School Old Boys 75 (Dalriel 33; Proven two for 2) and 51 for four (O’SuUivan two for 2. Proven two for 1) beat Sydenham 52 (Dalziel four for 2. Joseph three for 18) and 64 for four declared (Lorimer 30 not out. Maithieson 23) on the first innings. B GRADE Section I StiteUssm MR for seven (Joyce 39. Ward 20; Andrews four for 34 > bead Technical-Shirley 78 ( Andrews 37; Titmus four for 28. Clark two for 0). High School Old Boys 168 (Barrington 47; Gower four for 16) beat Eaet-Suriey 70 (Jones 35; Lay seven for 13) on the first innings. Section II Lancaster Park 131 for four declared (Mcllroy 51 not out, Burgess 33 not out) beat Burnside 35 and 62 for two) on the first innings. High School Old Boys 46 and 89 (Wilson 52 not out) beat St. Albans 26 (Urlwin five for 3. including hat-trick, Wilson five for 12) and 30 for six on the first Innings. Svdenham 66 for six declared (Cameron 22. Rowlands 21) and 114 (O’Sullivan 26. Rowlands 22: Clark two tor 30) beat Old Collegians 6 (Proven four for 4( and 87 (Clark 42 not out. G'ennie 21: O’Sullivan three for 15> outright. Technical Old Boys 108 (Harts'- ome 67. Walters 24; Mason seven for 41) beat- Mairehau Mtrisf 36 (Hartshorne three for 7. Andrews three tor 16) and 57 (Boyle 20: Selander six for 7) by an innings and 15 runs. C SECTION Svdenham 73 for four declared (Darch 21 not out. Brewer 21) beat East-Shirley 54 (Booth three for 0. Sullivan two for 14) on the first innings. High School Old Boys 120 for six (Dick 33 not out. Smith 25 not out. Black 24 not out) beat Bryndwr Marist 27 (Dick five for four) on the first innings. Banks Peninsula Scores Results of matches played in the Banka Peninsula Cricket Sub - Association's competition on Saturday were:— Little River 145 for eight wickets (K. Howarth 39) beat United 101 (Paul Haglund 33: K Howarth three for 17). _ Kaituna beat Akaroa on the first innings. Le Bon’s beat Watnul by default. Points after two rounds are:-■ Little River 52. Le Bon's 48. Kaituna 46. United 44. Akaroa 32. Walnut 18 Ellesmere Games Weedon* had the better of a drawn game with Leeston when th* two leading teams in th* Ellesmere Cricket SubAsaodation's competition met on Saturday. At stump*. Leeston wae 21 runs behind Weedons, with only three wickets standing. Points for the Ellesmere Cricket Sub-Association shield after nine round* are —Weedons 34. Leeston 34. Dunsandel 29. Southbudge 38 IrweU 24. Burnham 22. Lincoln 7. Details of matches on Saturday are:— Weedons 159 (T. Watson 21. P. Aitken 40, £ Chatterton 21; t. McJarrow three tor 38) drew with Leeston 68 tor seven wickets (C Chatterton four for “irweil IM tor «'* (M Heslop 17. G. Doak 3a. R. Powell 22. M. Dick 35; A. McOscar three tor 26) beat Burn--150 <W. Dyson 34. J. SulUvan 52. A. McOecar 27; C Heslop three for 58)Souttibridge 111 tor two wicket* (R. Brown 45. M. Moorhead M J. Heslop 22) beat Lincoln M for nine wicket* declared (W. Flecken 33: M Moorhead four for 27, R. Forbes three for 14).

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