WALTHAM GAINS OUTRIGHT WIN

Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30587, 2 November 1964, Page 16

WALTHAM GAINS OUTRIGHT WIN

The second round games con eluded on Saturday in the Suburban Cricket Association's competitions. Waltham had little difficulty gaining an outright win over Matchless, which was always struggling against the varied Waltham attack. Burnside thoroughly deserved its win over Beckenham carrying on from 120 for five to reach the good total of 255. M. Maldon scored a good 57 and six batsmen scored more than 20. Beckenham, in its second innings, after a poor start made more than 200. Hooper was the most successful bowler. He took five wickets to give him the match figures of 14 wickets for 111 runs. Sumner easily accounted for Papanul, scoring 197 for a first innings lead of 111. Papanul at close of play had lost seven second innings wickets for 103. Competition points now are:— Waltham 11, Burnside 8, Beckenham 6, Sumner 6, Papanul 4, Matchless 3. Scores:— Senior A Waltham 285 for four declared beat Matchless 135 (French 28, Brown 26: F. Campbell four for IP (Hobbs 33, Smythe 21; Clarke four for 58, Pulisula three for 6) outright. Burnside 255 (Maldon 57. Slaughter 36, Shardlow 34, McLean 31, Crosbie 24, Wright 24; McLeod four for 60, Townsend three for 66) beat Beckenham 157 and 202 (Jackson 62, Butler 34: Hooper five for 59, Crosbie three for 40). Sumner 197 (Watt 38, Steele 37, Sewell 29, Smitheram 23; Sercombe four for 29, Ballinger four for 35) beat Papanul 86 and 103 for seven (Hobbs 29, Smith 27). Senior B Aranul 179 and 81 for four declared (Courtier 29, Smale 26; Davison three for 24) beat Beckenham 95 (Prosser 25; Smale five for 27 (and 105 for tour). New Brighton 201 (Moir 79. Bartlett 43, Smith 31; Pearce six for 80) beat Merivale 132 and 127 for eight (Mannix 45; Hill six for 46). Riccarton 120. and 142 for nine declared (Ayers 50 not out, Coleman 59) beat Shirley 94 (Whitehead 27, Cookson 25; Housley four for 13, Harker three for 12, Jennings three for 20) and 35 (Jennings four for 7) outright. Junior Addington 105 (Gillard 26; Warr four for 39, Brown three for 19, rfa’fir three for 30) beat W.M.C. 79 and 91 for one (Fraser 44 not out, Brown 24 not out, Clegg 21). Heathcote 179 for four declared and 103 for six (Labudde 23; Eves four for 31) beat Papanui 108 and 168 (Hobson 43, Angus 35; Salt five for 39, Hempstalk three for 22) outright. Woolston W.M.C. 103 (Humph- £* e » « v « for 32, Moorhead five for 35) and 24 for one beat Waltham 81 and 177 (Millward 53, Smith 39 not out, McClure 29, Moorhead 23: James three for Third A Halswell 121 for eight (Ayers 46, Benseman 29; Lamont five for 19) beat Matchless 111 (Reisterer 47, Spicer 22; Benseman five for 20, Gruppelaar four for Hornby 152 (Bean 42, Mills 41, Frampton 28; Tobeck three for 32, Bell three for 38) beat Papanui 49 (N. Woodham four for 27, D. Woodham three for

i- Sumner 156 for ntne declared i (Keay 44, Blackwell, 43) Tanner i three for 44) drew with Cambridge terrace 136 tar six (Myall ■ 77 not out). ■ Merivale 172 (Redpath 38, Mci Artney 28, Wilson 27 not out, I Day 22) drew with Shipping 150 for five (Taylor 50 not out, I Strang 30, Garnhat* 24). Aranul 70 for throe (Tolchard i 25) beat Heathcote «0 (Eyre six i for 38, McDonnell four for 6). Third ■ i Beckenham 144 (H811>47, Andert son 22, Courtier 22;iKennelly six for 48, Carey three for 20) beat . St. Albans 111 (Allan 24; Strib- : ling five for 30, Watson four for ’ 29). Riccarton 133 fori two declared ■ (Elston 38 not oid; Griffiths 36 t not out. Smith 30, Coleman 25) t beat Burnside 71 CYoul 32; Mci Donald four for J3B, Coleman three for 4). Waltham 95 for tlxree,.(Togcaso .61 not out, Dalki* 26) beat , W.M.C. 81 (Timms; 21; Hooper five for 16, Togeasoifour for 31). Harewood 118 (Case 33, Peters 30; Paulen four fiar 29, Reid three for 20, Kenworthy three [ for 33) beat Shirtey 70 (Duffy . 27, Reid 24; Kingston four for • 17). Grosvenor 155 for nine (Garth 53 not out, Burton 36. Bishop 21; Piner six for 56) beat Sumner 148 (Thorn 39, Baker 33, Stoneman 32 not out; Shaw five for 69, Gardener f<>ur for 33). New Brighton I*U for six de- . dared (Burnside 314, Mansell 33 not out, Prendergast 24) beat United 90 (Burnside four for 27). T Third Aranul 93 (Riddell 20; Gillard five for 24) beat Burwood 79 (Heywood 28, Wilffon 23; Jackson seven for 27>. Addington 200 for three declared (Taylor 101 not out, Burgess 62) beat Merivale 58 (M. Trembath five for 20). Belfast 158 (Jones 44, Fuller 24; Hannill three for 22) beat Waltham 107 (Williams 22; Sherwood five for) 25). Beckenham 142 ((Ward 34, Gibson 27, Speirs 2® Withers five for 29) beat Hornby 66 (Hill seven for 9). Burnside 140 CDickenson 80, Alabone 23; Hill fitve for 23, Cox four for 49) beat Templeton Hospital 49 (Woodsford seven for 28, Gussette three for 18). Woolston W.M.C. beat Papanui by default. Third, D Hillsborough 144 (Bejig 45, Cattermole 35, Roberts 27; O’Leary five for S 3) beat Harewood 143 (Astle SO, Palmer 30, Grimes 27; Armstrong five for 17). Riccarton 101 ((Thompson 42; Bowley four for 44) beat Woolston W.M.C. 86 (Jolly 22, Sandford 21; Tavendaje six for 41, Thompson four fpr 18). Belfast 148 for six declared (Adams 63, Crawford 37, Giles 27; Barraball thrde for 49) beat Sunnyside 75 (Olley 35; Adams seven for 32 including hattrick). W.M.C. 120 for' six (Johnson 39, Collins 27 not out, Gapes 22 not out; Lilley three for 19, Hesjop three for 7 20) beat New Brighton 49 (Penny six for 18, Crawford three fior 4). Linwood 127 (Dench 32; Cox five for 34) beat Burnside 44 (Mattison six tot 25). Mercantile Waterslders E 24 for eight (Marshall 32; Cfcwles four for 55, R. Cotton three for 28) beat Metro 55 (Robinson eight for--34). Carmanco 167! for six declared (Worthinigton 61, Hodgson 30 not out, Cole 41) beat Dominion Motorti 56 (Worthington three for IE). Telegraph 13? for five (Anderson 44 not out. Jones 42; Watson three #pr 16) boat Commercial Travellers 132 (Watson Copp 26; Hlusband four for Postal 154 MG. Williams 45, Bush 38, Millar 23, Slmanu 23; McKenzie four for 24, Hill three for 30) beat Ffcnestone 75 (Bromley three fori 4, G. Williams three for 18) J Hospital 123 if or nine declared (McGuigan 66f not out. Brooks 20; Saywell five for 46) beat N.A.C. 24 (Donaldson five for 6, Hobley flve7for 7). Canterbury XI The young Qancaster Park allrounder, F. M. Gearry, has been included in a&anterbury eleven chosen by th< sole selector (Mr W. McD. Anderson) to play North Canterbury Minor Associations at Woodend on Sunday. The team G. T. Dowling (captain), B. Andrews, B. A. Bolton, A. G. Duckmanton, D. L. Gallop, R. m; Gearry, B. F. Hastings, Ko N. Priest. R. Thomas, P. Wiamas. W. Thomson. Anyone not {available is asked to contact the> selector. —Advt.