Sumner Safely Placed In Suburban Competition

Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30367, 17 February 1964, Page 14

Sumner Safely Placed In Suburban Competition

The second day of the eighth round games in the Suburban Cricket Association’s ' competitions was played in perfect conditions.

By gaining an outright win over Bumside. Sumner appear to have the competition in safe keeping. Carrying its first innifiigs to 199 Sumner only had a lead of 47 'but a* collapse by Bumside In the second innings left Sumner the small total of three to win. For Sumner, F. Clement scored 91, whilst in Bumside’s inningis, R. Jarvis claimed six wickets. Beckenham, mainly through a century by their captain, D. Beardsley, and a good 63 by E. Jackson, had little trouble passing the Waltham scone of 223,. the Waltham bowibers tailed hard for their wickets, I. Steer being the most successful. Mienivale again failed with the bat, losing its first seven wickets for 42, C. Johnstone was the only one to offer any real resistance, Papanui used six bowlers in this innings and then had only 22 to scone for an outright win which was gained for the loss of one wfcket. Competition points are: Sumner 45 Papanui 35, Beckenham 31, Bumside 20. Waltham 20, Merivaie 13. Senior A Sumner 199 (Clement 91, Rhind 25; Shadtow three for 25) and 3 without loss, beat Bumside 154 and 47 (Jarvis six ■ for 14, Lloyd four for 21) outright. Beckenham 271 (Beardsley 111, Jackson 63, Adams 20; Steer four for 68, Robinson three for 78£ beat Waltham 223. Papanui 160 and 25 for one

beat Merivale 59 and 122 (Johnstone 40: Sharpe three for 8, Gordon three for. 9) outright. Senior B Beckenham 247 beat Matchless. 225 (French 66 not out, Cookson 46, Goodman 38, Miller 35; Hifll tour for 66, Watson four for 71). Papainui 80 and 28 for one beat Shirley 73 and 94 for nine declared. (Cookson 26; Sherwood four for 21, Sercombe tour tor 34). ■ . Aranul 263 beat Riccarton 124 (Jennings 24; Tibbetts five for 37) and 47 (Tiibbotts seven for 14) outright. Junior WMjC. 239 for seven declared beat Waltham 57 (Warr five for 9, Fraser three for 24) and 56 (Fraser six for 18, Warr four for 19) outright. Heathcote 182 (Lamont four, for 27. Spicer three for 58) and 66 for two (Murray 57) beat Matchless 129 and 187 for nine declared (Mallard 64. Spicer 41, Sheahain 27; Bate six for 55). New Brighton 245 for five declared (beat Addington 144 (O’Brien 36, L. Church .28 not out; Smith three for 51) and 108 for three (Willoughby 41, L. Church 22. R. Church 21 not out). Third A Sumner 168 for eight declared (Woollens 60. Chitty 29, Keay 22; Page three for 25) ' beat Shipping 70 (Scott 50; Chitty five for 12. Chinnery three for 30). Wigram 212 for tour declared (Peary 102 not out, Ritchie 39, Bennett 31)' drew with, Merivale 81 for three (McKeown- 35). Halswell 108 for six (Codyre 55 not out, Hills 25; Tobeck three for 33) beat Papainui 98 (McKenzie 29, Jones 22, Forrester 20; ■ Codyre seven for 38)

Heaithbote 158 (Hempstaik 41, Morgan 38, Mintrom 25, Kars 21. Tanner three for 13, Corps three for 52) drew with Cambridge Terrace 136 for seven (Moody 98 not out; Kars four for 34). Aramid 137 for seven declared (Stapley 30, Gottermeyer 30 not out; Kinelly four for 39, Carey three for 58) beat St. Albans 76 (Smith 26; Scott six for 27) and 33 for four (Saunders 21; Sootit four for 19). Third B Beckenham 200 for six declared (Anthony 86, Spiers 30 not out, M. Courtier 29, Hill 21; Grammar three for 31) beait Burnside 126 (Hart 41, Grammer 31; Stribling seven for 48). Hornby 206 for six declared (Standrimig 136 not out) beat W.M.C. 76 (Woodham three for 12, Muir three for 12, WMiiamr son three for 20). Sumner 142 (Cook 48) beat United 52 (Piner six for 23, Shanahan three for 24) and 61 for six (McCormick four for Harewood 173 for six declared (Bain 85 not out, Hurst 55) drew with Woodston WU.C. 87 for five (Cocfcrott 20; Peters four for 24), Riccarton 111 (Ettlis 25; Paulen four for 22, Ritchie three for 42, Kenworthy three for 42) beat Shirley 51 (Sandford seven for 21, Griffiths three for 18). Third C Beckenham .163 (Gartens 57, Paiultog 27; Connelly six for 61, R. Trembath three for 29) drew with Addington 87 for five (Waterhouse 22 not out; Downde three for 10). Merivale 127 for four (J. Cleave 28, Tamutu 26, Sanderlin 20; Donaldson three for 29) beat Papanui 121 (Hogg 27, Whiting 26. Kerrigan 21; Patchett four for 33). Templeton Hospital 250 for seven declared (Baxter 136 not out. Rich 35, Rask 24; Shaw four for 71) beat Grosvenor 126 (Shaw 29, Burton 34: Cox four for 34, Loveridge three for 27). Burwood 161 . (L. Millar 25, Davies 23, Barrett 23; Willoughby six for 45) beat Burnside 106 (Alabone 34. McWhirter 24, Thomas 21; Hills four for 11; Gillard three for 21). Waltham 124 for three (Goslen 41, Willianis 35, Branbury 24 not out) beat Aranui 117 (Atkinson' 23, Carrington 21; Hooper 'five for 39, Thompson four for 26).

Third D Riccarton 226 for nine declared (Thompson 42, Bennett 34, Manderson 29, Dawkins 29, Kininl 25 not out; Burfitt three for 34) beat Halswell 140 (Tibbotts 43 not out, Stevens 22, Hargreaves 21; Dawkins six for 10). Woolston WM.C. 93 for eight (Brough 42 hot out, O’Leary four for 24, O'Neill, four for 45) beat Harewood 71 (Grenles 29, Rhodes 21; Bailey six for 13). I ' ■ Belfast 107 for three declared (Sherwood 34, Gifford 37, Donald 26) and 41 for two beat Bumside 46 (Gifford seven for seven) and 93 (McLennan 45; Sherwood seven for 18) out"wM.C. 149 (Gapes 46; McNlcholl four for 32) beat Hornby 74 (Moffitt 25, Crawford three for 24, Penny three for 26).. Waltham 179 for six declared (Pulusila 104 not out; Underwood three for 46) beat Hillsborough 163 (Underwood 39,. Pegij 26; Togiaso five for 32, Sutherland three for 23). Sunnyside 197 (Kibblewhite 93, Blackbum 24.n0t out) beat New Brighton 106 (Heslop 22; Lowther seven for 40, Lawlor three for 56). Mercantile Telegraph 163 for four (Jones 45 not out, Husband 43, Nolan 24. McCammon 23) beat Commercial Travellers 144 (Henderson 53, Laver 22; Cox four for 63, Husband four for 78). Postal 124 (G. Williams 38, Bush 22, Simanu 21: Robinson seven for 70) beeat Watersiders 29 (G. Williams seven for eight). Hospital 137 for eight (Jones 33, Tanner 32; Fraser six for 73) beat Linwood 133 for nine declared (Alton 37. Ponje 26, Ballisat 20, Horshaw 23; Donaldson three for 12, Doidge three for. 26). Metro 98 for nine declared (Black 24; Torode three for 30, Rollinson three for 31) drew with Dominion Motors 75 for six (Moran 28; Cotton three for 13, Cowles three for 26). Carmance 136 (Richardson 31, Dryden five for 38, Holland five for 51) beat N.A.C. 60 (Yaxley five for 24, Coles five for 30). M. 0.5.8. 184 for five declared (Reyland 102 not out, Fleming 22) beat Firestone 162 (Cooper 76; Carson six for 66).