Suburban Matches Start Seventh Round

Press, Volume CII, Issue 30041, 28 January 1963, Page 12

Suburban Matches Start Seventh Round

The first day of the seventh round games in the Suburban Cricket Association’s competitions were played on Saturday in perfect conditions. Papanul, batting first at Sumner, made the good score of 196. R. Bell regained some of his form and scored a good 53. For Sumner, P. Daly, in his first senior game, took seven wickets. Sumner has lost six wickets for 94, with W. Rhtad on 43 not out.

New Brighton did not get on top of the Beckenham bowling. A. Smith played a patient innings for hi* 27 scored In nearly two hours. Earlier in the innings A. Motz had scored a bright 36. Beckenham, after losing two wickets tor none, managed to pass the Brighton total just before stumps for the loss of five wickets. M. Gallaher again was the mainstay of the Merivale batting, scoring 52 against strong Waltham bowling. In reply, Waltham has lost five wickets for 100, with Noel Clark in top form.

SENIOR A Papanul 196 (Bell 53, Clark 39; Daly seven for 73) met Sumner 94 for six (Rhtad 43 not out; Meaciem five for 36). New Brighton 131 (Motz 36, Smith 27; Adams four for 22) met Beckenham 136 for five (Beardsley 44 not out, Jackson 29. Davidson 20 not out; Hill three for 34). Merivale 121 (Gallaher 52; Moorhead four for 49, Campbell three tor 12, Robinson three tor 39) met Waltham 100 for five (Clark 52 not out; Cully three tor 24).

SENIOR B Aranui 172 (Courtier 74. McDonald 28, Allan 25, Scott 23 not out; Bennett five for 27, including hat trick. Dryland three for 67) met Wigram 130 (Cottle 26 Cusden 35, Comer 21; Scott three for 17). Bumside 217 (Jensen 67, Hooper 39. Wright 25. Youl 22. Hart 20) met Riccarton 40 tor six (Reeves four for 14). Beckenham 137 (Stribling 41, Leigh 23; Scott five for 35) met Matchless 75 for four (Cullen 20; Watson three for 36).

JUNIOR A Waltham 250 (McClure 83, Lainsbury 48,. Campbell 31. Bates 23; GrippUn three for 44. Ayers three for 71) met HalsweU 54 for one (Ayres 30 not ° U W.M.C. 313 (Brown 88, Warr 22, Cawthome 20; Blazey seven for 41) met Shirley 90 for three (Dooley 21 not out Findi 20). Heathcote 163 (Collier 48. Brooks 25 not out; Lomax five for 27) met Paipanui 65 for five (Adams three for 4).

JUNIOR B Addington 165 for eight (Woods Al, Howden 44, O'Brien 28, Brocherle 30) met Cambridge Terrace 60 JL. Tanner 34; Willoughby six for 17). Burnside 125 (Bryce 25. Gilllngton 34; Innes six for 42, Peters three for M) met Harewood 108 (Bond 43; Bryce four for 20, Moir three for 22). Matchless 163 (Moore 63, Millward 34; Moore three for 47, Goodchild three for 55) met New Brighton.

THIRD A Riccarton 129 for four (Beardsley 40. Th«toto“« “• Smale four for 19) beat Aranui 125 (Brown 26. Gotterjneyer 23; McDonald four for 53, Manaon three for 29). Merivale 105 for six (McArtnev 34. McDonald 21; Booth three for 28, Bremner three tor 46) beat W.M.C. 48 (Booth 23 not out; McDonald three for 5. Keys three for ... Hornby 180 tor five declared (Standring 92. Muir 30. Kane 24) beat waitham 91 (E. Carrington 24 Williams 23. Jordan ll9 (Murdock 40. Keav 25; Watt four for 45, Barber four for 52) beat Pst«nui 77 (Mann 25: Shanahan Se shipptag% for four declared (Johnstone 27 not out. Gray ■>6, Thomas 21 not out) beat St. Albans 98 (Sandford 28 Moorehead 24; Johnston eight tor 27) _ THIRD B Beckenham 143 (Pro«« «• Roberts 24, Teague OT: Cox ttiree tor 18) beat Templeton Hojmital 81 (Baxter 41; Roberts eight

fC Umted 117 and 47 for two decbeat Addington 71 <««ng ’ not out) and 84 (Tydeil 27) Ol ß4ccl»rton 170 for six (Spencer M Ellis 47. Griffiths 31: Jones three for 36) beat P«»nui 89 (Jones 26: Rowe three for 21. Thomas three for 31). Heathcote 88 tor sewn dee (Morgan 43 not out; Kmgslor three for 8 O'Leary three tor 34) and 39 for three (Bloomfield 33 not out) beat Harewood 36 (Blazey seven for 15> and, 81 (Case OT. Hurtt ■»; Hempstalk five for 15) outright Wiitram 100 tor two (Lagan 38. MeyneU 34) beat Shirley 96 (Kenworthy «. Thompson four for 34). ____ _ THIRD C New Brighton 318 for six (Bartlett 7(k Maneeß OT. Mote 27. Print Ptoe; ter three tor 73) beet Aranui 203 tor fliree dee. (Cblombus 138 not out Hanis 38 not out). Hornby 157 (Smith 47; Rowe four for 13) bent Waltham 99 (Rowe 38: MeNichoU four for 34 Philips three for 33). Grosvenor 173 for four (Garth 36 not out. Burton 43 not out. Wilson 25. Gardiner 33: Sherwood three for 411 beet Burwood 166 (Davies 75. HHte S 3: Gardiner five for 51). Woototon W-.M.C. IM for five dee (Gemmell 39 not out Brough 24; Harris four for 68) beatHatoweU 38 (Msssey seven

for 26) and 34 (Brough four for 6, Massey four for 9) outright.

THIRD B Hillsborough 113 (Pearce 29; O’Neill five for 67, Copper four for 12) beat Harewood 82 (Pulusila 27, Grimes 22; Underwood four for 6. Armstrong four for 30).

Beckenham 119 for seven dec. (Denby 51, Brown 23 not out; Lawlor six tor 31) beat Sunnyside 31 (Rennie four for 7, Radcliffe four for 10) and 84 (Rennie three for 17. Radcliffe three for 18. Anderson three for 81) outright. W.M.C. 113 (Shroud 47; Anderson eight for 35) beat Waltham 108 (Wilson 39, Anderson 31). MERCANTILE A

Waterskiers 113 (Baty 31; Cotton five for 13, Anderson tour for 37) beat Metro 73 (Black 27 not out, Robinson five for 33).

N.A.C. 90 tor six (Park 20, Sercombe 20) beat Hospital 82 (Doidge. 27; Hogwood five for 11, Sercombe five for 34). Commercial Travellers 162 for seven dec. (Watson 84, Henderson 64; Young four for 47. Mattison three for 26) drew with Linwood (128 for eight) (Young 50 Dickson 23; Watson four for 52). MERCANTILE B Hay’s 160 for five (Collins 116 not out, Scott 25; Thompson three for 64. including hat-trick) beat M. 0.5.8. 151 (O'Malley 61, Anderson 22, Wilson 20; Scott three tar 40). Postal 152 (G. Williams 42. K. Williams 34, Fletcher 23; Murphy three tar 8. Smith three for 47) beat Commercial Travellers 145 (Campbell 67, Laver 34; G. Williams seven for 40) Telegraph 113 for six (Husband 30, Rutledge 35; Regan four for 58) beat Firestone 111 (Elder 34, Hill 22; Bromley five for 33 Husband four for 68). Dominion Motors 100 for four (Moren 39 not out. Park 31 not out; Yaxley three for 47) beat Carmanco 93 (Gaskill 31, Hanlin 23; Torodi five tor 48, Park three for 30).