SUBURBAN COMPETITIONS Papanui Leading Scorer, 230 Against Promoted Club

Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30569, 12 October 1964, Page 14

SUBURBAN COMPETITIONS Papanui Leading Scorer, 230 Against Promoted Club

Play began on Saturday in the Suburban Cricket Association’s competitions. Scoring in the main was low; only Papanui, which had first use of the wicket against the promoted side, Matchless, topped the two-hundred mark, being all out for 230. B. Hobbs hit hard for his 68, whilst K. Smith scored an attractive 33. For Matchless, G. Albertson took six wickets with his slow off-breaks. Matchless at dose of play had lost five wickets cheaply. Beckenham gained a small first innings lead over Sumner, which could only manage 99. Beckenham found runs just as hard to get. Only K. Tucker, like F. Clements for Sumner, looked to be in batting form. Burnside appears to hold a slight advantage over Waltham. After being all out for 100 it took eight Waltham wickets for 65. N. Clarke was the sheet anchor, scoring a solid 40. Scores:— Senior A Burnside 100 (Robinson 3/18, F. Campbell 3/28). Waltham 65/8 (Clarke 40; Malden 3/3, Shardlow 3/26). Papanui 230 (Hobbs 68, Smith 33, Bell 29, Gordon 21: Albertson 6/45), Matchless 72/5 French 27; Willis 3/21). Sumner 99 (Clements 49. Jarvis 22: Adams 4/15, Townsend 4/50) and 13/1 met Beckenham 109 (Tucker 31: Llovd 5/29, Daly 4/33). Senior B Shirley 99 (Doocey 37, Moore 22: Cully 4/17) met Merivale 121/5 (Samms 59, Johnson 26). Aranui 259 (Whiting 86. Courtier 83, Kissack 38. Beddington 20; Hill 5/53) met New Brighton 19/2. Rlccarton 173 (Coleman 37. Anderson 33. Donaldson 28. Anderson 4/38) met Beckenham 61/1 (Butler 41 not out). Junior W.M.C. (Warr 26: Moorhead 6/49) met Waltham 127/4 Lainsbury 48 not out, Bates 31. Moorhead 30 not out). Woolston W.M.C. 211 (Payne 87. Bamford 25: Sherwood 7/39) met Papanui 55 (Sherwood 20 not out; James 4/23, Massey 4/27). Heathcote 302 (Tilling 75, Murray 66. Labudde 59. Hemnstalk 43: Gillard 7/111) met Addington. Third A Halswel} 148/5 (Gruppelaar 39 not out, Pethig 36 not out. Sloane 36: D. Tanner 3/21) beat Cambridge Terrace 59 (Tanner 22; Gruppelaar 6/13 including

the hat trick, Ayers 4/9). I Aranui 157 (Allan 42: Penrose 3/24. Murdock 3/52) beat Sumner 124 (Mather 32: Carroll 3/27, Ellington 3/32). Hornby 101/8 declared (Scott 48: Dennison 4/34) beat Merivale 43 (N. Woodham 4/15, B. Woodham 3/7). Papanui 66/4 (Adamson 26 not out; James 24) beat Matchless 49 (Jones 8/23). Heathcote 198/8 declared (Kars 103 not out, Stanley 56) beat Shipping 84 (Anderson 23: Kars 3/26). Third 3 Sumner 151/6 declared (Thorne 36, Kerr 25. Stoneman 23; Carey 3/38) beat St. Albans 84 (Gilmour 4/7, Prebble 4/24). Waltham 105 (Dalkle 40 not out; Reid three for 24) beat Shirley 74 (Reid 29: Hooper six for 4, Togiaso three for 5). Burnside 130 (Youl 42 not out. Gussette 28; Shaw seven for 57, Gardner three for 44) beat Grosvenor 103 (Clark 34. Gardener 28, Moore 20; Gussette four for 20). Rlccarton 138 (Candlish 33. Griffiths 23; Pratt four for 30) beat New Brighton 62 (Daw. kins five for 16, McDonald four for 31). Beckenham 246 for seven dec. (King 54 not out, Davison 42. Armstrong 38. Hill 31, Garters 21) drew with W.M.C. 163 for eight (Sedgley 36, Bremner 31. Booth 30, Davison three for 15). Harewood 113 for four (R i Hurst 50, Peters 20) beat United 96 (Kingston five for 6). Third C Woolston W.M.C. 95 (Rutledge 24 not out: Hill four for 9) beat Beckenham 50 (Smith four for 19, Yates three for 6). Belfast 195 for nine dec. (Sherwood 59, Freeman 45, Cross 36; Tlweka four for 71) drew with Merivale 100 for seven (Burrell 30 not out, Tamutu 22; Sherwood four for 9). Aranui 244 for eight dec. (Colombus 110 not out; Jackson 50, McGlenchy 25: McNlcoll tour for 89) beat Hornby 63 (Moffat 33 not out; Jackson five for 15, Carrington three for 22). Burnside 109 (Alabone 28, Woodsford 27, Harris 21: Millar four for 18) beat Burwood 77 (Wilson 33 not out: Woodsford six for 31; Gussette four for 31). Addington 29 without loss (Taylor 91 not out, Campbell 32 not out) beat Papanui 42 (Robinson 25: Trembath eight for 7) and 64 (Trembath eight for 13). Waltham 205 (Campbell 85. Williams 42; Loveridge five for

24) drew with Templeton Hospital 183 for nine (Chinnery 52, Easton 51, Rich 35 not out; Goslen four for 13). Third D Woolston W.M.C. 163 for five (Hampton 67 not out, Sandford 20) beat Hillsborough 85 (Bedy 31) and 41 (Jolly five for 22) outright. Linwood 189 for seven dec. (Mattison 81, Crane 32, Dickson 32, O’Neill four for 63) beat Harewood 134 (Poi 42; Jones three for 24, Horsham three for 28. Alton three for 50). New Brighton, 120 for five (Burnside 46 not out, Thompson 31 not out) beat Burnside 112 (Gough 43; Burnside five for 47). W.M.C. 134 for four (Bain 51. Gapes 33, McLennan 27) beat Sunnyside 120 (Blackburn 48, Simpson 37). Belfast 121 for seven (Rogers 69, Adams 37: Timms three for 43) beat Rlccarton 114 (Thompson 57: Giles five for 35, Graham three for 23). Mercantile Firestone 66 (Kerr six for 25. Robinson three for 32) drew with Watersiders 66 (Marshall 34; Malloch five for 15). Dominion Motors 161 (Park 48, Day 39. Rollison 39) be.it Telegraph 125 (Husband 35; Ryde six for 48). Carmanco 93 for eight (Worthington 63 not out: Collins three for 13) beat M.A.C. 34 (Coles six for 13). | Commercial Travellers 216 for eight dec. (Watson 75 not out. Fowles 40; Ward four for 61) drew with Postal 143 for eight (Williams 60; Warren three for 33). Hospital 194 for eight dec. (McGuigan 42 not out, Billings 34. Hurcomb 34, Sutton 24; R. Cotton three for 79) drew with Metro 74 for eight (Milford 24; Hurcomb three for 6). COLTS SQUAD The following have been selected for the Canterbury Cricket Association's colts' coaching squad, to commence at Lancaster Park on October 13, at 5.30 I p.m.; ! C. J. Stevens (H.S.O B). R. M. iGeary, R F. Cocks (L.P ). J. W. I Burtt, A. L. Fleete (St. Alb ). P. Thomas (Syd ), P Coman (East), D. Stead (Rice). L. Sparks, L. Smith (T O B ). A. R Hounsell. C. L. Bull (8.H.5.), J. W. Gebbie. E. A. Pickering (C.C.). P. Stubblngs (St. And ), F. Madrussan (Xav.), N. McKechle (Burn. H.S.). M. Andersson (Suburb). —Advt.