Sixth Round Of Suburban Matches
The itxtb nratid«gMnM <rf ttn Suburban CHcket AnncMion’s cnmpetittooe firabad an SeturMad to toe- aotn*>etttfon by gaining a fiiut tanta** win owe Pepapui by K runs. K. Townsena bowled well for the toaitow, ***** five wtoira*. Meriyale, after a poor start, was til out for 99.1. Stoor oaustaC the rtownfali at foe Mravete hiirain. He (totaled six wickata cheaply. New Britotan declaced its ascend tanhra rirad, but ootid not foSTZ °*W«E>»n bod Ditto trouble in ytotog anoutright win over Sumner, which again batted tack. titreefor 1», Bell three for 27) bent Papanui 134 (Schwa** 34 not out. cEST 29, Motohem 23; Townsend five for 53). New Brighton 138 end 120 for two. dec. (Mreeervi. 55. lAddiWaltham 276 for nine. dec. (Noel Clark 106. Nev. Clark S BUt : Eggleton four for 50, Chitty three for 43) beat Sumner 99 and 33 (Copp 27, Hhind 23; Robinson three , for 19, Moorhead three for 46) outright.
Senior B and 136 for *tx (Allan 30, Courtier 35; Worthington four for 33) beat Riccarton 110 and 152 (Dawken* 24. T. Thompson 32, Clark 21; Scherger seven for 46) outright. Burnside 216 for six, declared beat Beckenham 79 and 92 (Armstrong 35: You! rix for 41, Hooper three for 19) outright. 58 tor four (Hobbs 31, Cullen 23 not out; Dryland three for 30) beat Wigram M and 259 far tight, dec. (Feary 75, Dryland 71, Aylee 38, Knight 23 not out, Hugian 20: Cookson five for 77). . Junior A Heathcote 267 beat Hatewtil 188 (Allan 57, Ayers 47; Adams four for 32, Murray three for 23). WM.C. 141 for seven dec. and 10 without leas beat Papanui 29 and 117 (Warr ebc for 55) outright. Shirley 212 beat Waltham 72 (Cookson five for 31) and 219 for five (Cunrtingham 92, Wildermoth 27, McClure 23; Cookson three for 48). Junior B Addington 118 (Innes five for 11) and 64 for seven (Woods 30; Heyward four for 40, Innes three for 25) beat Harewood 136 and 63 (Dyer 22 not out; Willoughby five far 34) outrightCambridge Terrace 123 and 119 for four dec. (Tanner 40, Watson 29 not out) drew with Matchless 123 (Hall 43, Spicer 26; Corps seven for 50) and 56 for three. New Brighton 145 (Lee 50, Farscutt 47; Munden three for 27, Hill three for 49) and 49 for three beat Bumtide 118 and three for 45). Third A Aranui, 189 tor seven declared (Brown 51, Scott 38, Riddell 36 not out; Thompson four for 56, Moorhead three for 30), beat St. Albans, 173 (Winter 58, Carey 32 not out, Whiting 23; Jackson four for 32). Merivale 117 for eight (McArtney 54) beat Hornby 109 (Standring 26; Day four for 35). Shipping, 119 for six (E. Thomas 33, J. Thomas 25; E.
t Carringtan three for 30). beat * Waltham 11? (C. Carrington 41; - Porteous dx for 16), Sumner. Ml for three (Jerard * • tan 153 (Carboy 32, Smith 30, r Tewnion M; Dtiy six for 81). - ftpmui, 114 for nine (Smith 99k BBNNNT MX HMT TfeM B ’ j.JSSME.SJg’k'S: • eJs-ysttSuJK’ £5 • Tsnwietan Hospital. 143 far finTfCwM. Etittto 38, ‘ nary 26; Trembath four for 08), ; KMtJg-”fe.'WS baa " • Flaws three for 13. Case three ! *2?. beat Harewnod, 101 1 (Skinner 47, Hurst 38; Jones five for 36). . < Shiriay. 319 (Randall 73. Read »71; Neeson five for 38), beat t Riecartan, 115 (Kenworthy five ! for 23). t Wigram, 12 for nine declared (Martin. 44 not out) and 56 for five (Connor 20). beat United, 95 . (Anderson three for 14, Thomp- . son three for IS) and 57 for I seven declared (outright). Third C i Woolston WE.C., 92 for three (Cockroft 49, Smith 32 not out), . beat Aranui, 88 . (Cotombua 24, Blackwell 22; Mitchell five for ’ 5,. Brough four for 38). Grosvenor. 11l (Curtain 30, . Gardener 22; McNicholl four for , 11, Philips three for 33), beat . Hornby, 56 (Long 37; Wilson seven for 12). Baisweil, 101 for five (Hainee 42 not out, Stevens 27), beat Waltham 95 (Earl five for 38). Burwood, 22 tor nine declared (L. Miller 38, Evans 38, I. Miller 23 not out), beat New Brighton, 166 (Mansell 107 not not; Davies four tor 41; D. Miller three for 20). Third D Harewood, 106 (Pulisila 47; Anderson seven tor 34), beat Waltham 99 (Pulisila seven tor 23). Beckenham, 204 (Anderson 42, Ron Smith 31, Brown 3, Denbry 25, Bob Smith 2; Pearce three for 47). beat Hillsborough, 147 (Pearce 47. Pepper 32, L Richards 31. Underwood 21; Harris three for 45). Burnside 121 (Bums 40, Wormaid 25, Lawlor three for 24), beat Sunnyside, 67 (Willoughby four for 25). Mercantile A Commercial Travellers,* 166 tor seven declared (Smith 57, Fowles 34, Henderson 28: Taylor tour for 57), beat Waterridere, 78 Washington 20; Kilsey four tor 13, Henderson four for 19). Linwood, 128 tor eight (Young 38 not out, Torkington 23; Huroombe four for 24) beat Hospital, 82 (Dann 22 not out). N.A.C., 184 tor three declared (Walker 97, Boddy 73 not out), drew with Metro, 131 for nine (Smith 72; Dry men four tor 36). Mercantile B Firestone, 151 (Blyth 35, Malloch 34 not out, Regan 20; Ryde six tor 73, Park three tor 27), drew with Dominion Motors 106 for five (Day 33). Postal, 254 tor six declared (Simanu 118, not out, G. Williams 57, R. Williams 54, not out), drew with M. 058., 118 for five (O’Malley 29; Bush four for 39). Hays. 108 (Scott 35; Bromley six for 50, Cox three tor 42), beat Telegraph, 93 (Jones 34; McWhirter five for 38). Commercial Travellers, 156 (Rhodes 45, Laver 29, Biggs 27; Coles four tor 50, Yaxley three for 62), beat Carmanco, 132 (Sullivan 39, Johnston 32; Warren five for 22, Laver three tor 55).
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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30035, 21 January 1963, Page 14
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