Sumner Wins Suburban Title With Only One Loss

Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30397, 23 March 1964, Page 17

Sumner Wins Suburban Title With Only One Loss

The tenth and final round In the Suburban Cricket Association’s competitions ended on Saturday. By gaining an outright win over Merlvale, Sumner increased its lead, losing only one game for the season.

Merivale made a much better showing in its second innings. totalling 153, Samms scoring a good 47. The mediumpace bowlers, P. Daly and R. Jarvis, shared the wickets for Sumner. Sumner easily scored the required runs for an outright win. M. Jerard, in scoring 64, was mainly responsible for the win.

Waltham was in good batting form against Papanui, J. Feldwick and F. Campbell adding 113 runs in 65 minutes for the seventh wicket. B. Sharp and D. Gordon were Papanul's most successful bowlers. Beckenham made a valiant attempt to gain an outright win over Burnside with a first innings lead of 115, Burnside following on lost eight wickets for 94 at stumps. Competition points at the close of the season are: Sumner 58, Papanui 41, Beckenham 41, Waltham 26, Burnside 22, Merivale 18. Results: — SENIOR A Sumner 88 and 148 for five (Jerard 64. Buckner 27) beat Merivale 78 and 153 (Samms 47, Gallaher 28, Cully 20; Daly four for 48, Jarvis three for 41) outright. Waltham 250 (Campbell 63, Feldwick 59. Clark 28, Collender 26, Fergus 22; Sharp five for 88, Gordon four for 40) beat Papanui 212 and SO for two (Wilbrahams 51 not out). Beckenham 271 for eight declared beat Burnside 156 (Burns 59; McLeod five for 44, Townsend three for 56) and 94 for eight (Crosble 31; Garters three for 28). SENIOR 8 Papanui 284 (B. Hobbs 85, McQuillam 43, G. Hobbs 34, Sircomb 26, Sherwood 25; Sherlock six for 51) beat Matchless 191 and 90 for five (Brown 33, Taylor 25). Aranul 121 and 146 for seven (Whiting 51, Allan 26, Smale 26, Clark 24; Watson three for 40) beat Beckenham 108 (Prosser 33, Denbry 24; Smale five for 30, Tibbots five for 31). Shirley 165 and 41 for seven declared (Jennings five for 21) beat Riccarton 74 (Coleman 23; Marshall three for 15, Allan three for 19) and 124 for eight (Sandford 24, Anderson 21; Marshall four for 28). JUNIOR Addington 238 beat Waltham 87 and 121 (Wlldermoth 56 not out, Bates 24; Howden five for 63) outright. W.M.C. 183 and 58 for one declared (Brown 42 not out) beat Matchless 115 (Spicer 48; Fraser four for 35) and 87 (Moore 29, Swan 20; Fraser four for 19) outright. New Brighton 185 and 86 for three (Moir 28, Brown 24) beat Heathcote 149 for seven declared (Dunn 71, Collier 30, Murray 21; Smith three for 45). THIRD A Aranui 165 (Eyre 39, Stapley 23, Blackwell 22, B. Scott 20; Kars four for 44) beat Heathcote 90 (Mlntrom 21, Morgan 20, Hempstalk 20; Eyre four for 21, Gottermeyer three for 26). Papanui 139 (Jones 79, McKenzie 30; Carps five for 71) drew with Cambridge Terrace 129 for seven (Myall 23, Moody 22; Ballinger four for 25). Wlgrarn 208 for four declared (Bennett 101 not out, McLean 68) drew with Halswell 135 for five (Codyre 73 not out, Low 36 not out; Ritchie three for 41). St. Albans 162 for five (Saunders 75 not out, Kinelly 40; Taylor three for 28) beat Shipping 161 (Taylor 35. Walton 34, Scott 30; Sorenson four for 25, Kinelly three for 55). Merivale 210 for five declared (Mannix 7, McArtney 35 not out. McKeown 25, McDonald 23 not out, Hunter 20; Chitty four for 120) drew with Sumner 187 for nine (Sewell 74, Woolfen 33; Dennison five for 25).

Third B Woolston W.M.C. 147 for six (Cockroft 59, Woodham 28, James 27; King three for 32) beat Burnside 144 (Gallington 48 not out, King 42; Maffey seven for 55). Harewood 171 (Kingston 56, Bain 50, Syme 28; Shanahan five for 55, Prebble four for 28) beat Sumner 117 (Brunt 33, Gilmour 21; Peters four for 30). Hornby 235 for four declared (Scott 101 not out, Muir 39, Standring 29) beat Shirley 91 (McNeil 20; Woodham five for 25, Standring three for 12). United 141 (Manson six for 33) beat Riccarton 128 (Wootton 37, Manson 22). W.M.C. 106 for four declared (Cawthorne 26) beat Beckenham 87 (Spiers 20; Bremner three for 15). Third C Burwood 173 for eight declared (Evans 52, Barrett 37; N. Trembath five for 32) drew with Addington 99 for eight (R. Trembath 29, Robertson 28; Barrett four for nine). Templeton Hospital 144 for six (Day 61; Thomas four for 29) beat Burnside 141 (Walker 51. Laby 36: Loveridge five for 44). Aranul 186 for five (Atkinson 83, Brown 44, Warner 25 not out) beat Papanui 134 (McDonald 27; Carrington seven for 43, Jackson three for 59). Merivale 114 for one (N. Cleave 59 not out, Sandelin 26 not out, J. Cleave 22) beat Beckenham 105 (Rountree 31; Teweka five for 51, Mason three for 33). Grosvenor 106 for one (W. Gardner 59 not out, R. Gardner 44) beat Waltham 96 (Williams 31; W. Gardner five for 36, M. Shaw three for none, including hat-trick). Third D

Woolston W.M.C. 205 (Brough 69, Bishop 42, Pearce 37; Earl three for 54) beat Halswell 117 (Wright 41, Page 21 not out; Bishop four for 26, Pearce three for 30). W.M.C. 148 (Crawford 52; Baker four for 24) beat Sunnyside 45 (Barraball 20; Perry eight for 14). Hillsborough 213 for five declared (BegeJ 54, Cutting 47, Underwood 39, Karron 25, Roberts 24) beat Riccarton 71 (Underwood eight for 29, including hat-trick). Harewood 129 (Pol 35, Grenies 24; McNicholl four for 28) beat Hornby 95 (McNicholl 29, Donaldson 28; Rhodes four for 24, Foster three for five). Waltham 202 (Pulusila 69, M.

Dalkie 23, C. Dalkie 23; Fuller five for 46) beat Belfast 119 (Donald 33 not out, Barrington 20: Pulusila three for 32). New Brighton 164 for six (Pring 59, Stewart 30, Pratt 25, Thomson 21 not out) beat Burnside 150 for seven declared. Mercantile Hospital 94 for five (Doidge 24 not out, Miles 22; Dryden three for 36) beat N.A.C. 56 (Hurcomb five for 14, Donaldson three for 15). Postal 75 (Cotton six for 31) beat Metro 64 (Black 21; Williams four for 39, Bush three for 17). Carmance 130 (Sullivan 37; Husband five for 55) beat Telegraph 91 (Jenkenson 37; Cole four for 43). Commercial Travellers 225 (Watson 70, Campbell 45; Mallock three for 48) drew with Firestone 189 for four (Mallock 100 not out, Watson 34, Regan 28; Campbell three for 45). Watersiders 181 (Allan 43, Sinclair 27 not out, Gearry 26, Jolly 22; Thomson four for 69, Anderson three for 24) beat M. 0.5.8. 43 (Robinson seven for 23, Kerr three for 15). Dominion Motors 73 for nine (Horrox 24 not out: Mattison six for 38, Dickson three for 24) beat Linwood 59 (Rollason seven for 13).