SUBURBAN GAMES Beardsley Scores 105 For Beckenham

Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30629, 21 December 1964, Page 16

SUBURBAN GAMES Beardsley Scores 105 For Beckenham

Batting all afternoon, Beckenham scored 299 against Sumner when the sixth round matches of the Suburban Cricket Association's competitions began on Saturday. D. Beardsley and A. Tizzard added ISO runs for the fourth wicket. Beardsley scored a good 105 in bright fashion while Tizzard made a welcome return to form.

The Sumner attack looked very thin, the most successful bowler being M. Lloyd. Waltham also occupied the crease all afternoon against Burnside and here again two batsmen were outstanding, Noel Clark and Nev. Clark. For Burnside D. Hooper and M. Shardlow shared the wickets. Matchless made a reasonable score at Papanui, but by the close of play Papanui appear to be favourably placed for a first innings lead. SENIOR A Beckenham 299 (Beardsley 105, Tizzard 78, Davidson 32, Tucker 27; Lloyd six for 72, Buckner three for 80) met Sumner. Waltham 272 (Noel Clark 91, Nev. Clark 60 not out, Feldwick 29; Hooper five for 86, Shardlow four for 90) met Bumside. Matchless 145 (Albertson 38, Skeddon 24; Willis three for 36) met Papanui 99 for two (Smith 44 not out). SENIOR B Shirley 102 (Cookson 22: Hawes five for 39, Pearce three for 12) met Merivale 52 for seven (Marshall four for 17, Fowler three for 25).

Aranul 275 (Eyre 82, Harkess 63, Tibbots 37, Allan 32; Smith four for 63, Hill three for 70) met New Brighton 16 for two) Riccarton 105 (Manderson 33 not out. Thompson 26; Butler four for 11, Garters four for 31) met Beckenham 116 for eight (Cairns 27: Thompson three for 34, Jennings three for 34). Junior

Waltham 165 (Bates 64, McClure 43. Humphries 39; Fraser five for 37, Warr three for 38) met W.M.C. 34 for two.

Papanui 47 (Maffey six for 28, James four for 15) and 41 for five met Woolston W.M.C. 137 for nine declared (Payne 68; Turner five for 42).

Addington 174 (O'Brien 66, Gillard 26; Hempstalk five for 41) met Heathcote 66 for three (Hempstalk 26 not out, Bate 20 not out). Third A Sumner 123 (Anderson 42, Clifford 21; Garvin four for 29, Baker four for 45) beat Aranui 120 (Tolchard 44; Chitty seven for 39 including hat trick). Hornby 147 for eight (Frampton 44 not out, Scott 42, Bean 32; Pankhurst three for 10, Stubbs three for 40) beat Merivale 78 (Bean five for 15, Woodham three for 10). Matchless 138 (Moore 59 not out, Spicer 26, Wilson 21; Lacey three for 40) drew with Papanui 126 for nine (Jones 41; Wilson six for 57).

Shipping 99 for seven (Thomas 37, Gray 23; Hurrell five for 19) beat Heathcote 89 (Mintrom 20, Moody 20; Taylor five for 20). Halswell beat Cambridge terrace by default. Third B Burnside 162 for six (Youl 50, McWhirter 28, Svendson 23 not out, Scott 23; Le Compte three for 41) beat Waltham 156 for nine declared (M. Dalkie 58, Browning 24; Reeves three for 46, Youl three for 51).

W.M.C. 154 for eight declared ,R. Piper 29, Gambles 23, Clark 22; B. Shaw three for 53) beat Grosvenor 109 (Moore 32, M. Shaw 27 not out; Bremner five for 31, Gambles three for 15). New Brighton 196 for six declared (Mansell 48, Burford 37, Prendergast 35, Bates 23; Peters three for 57) drew with Harewood 80 for four (Syme 34, Skinner 21 not out), Sumner 184 for seven declared (Stoneman 39 not out. Baker 29, Thorne 26, Papps 25) drew with Beckenham 122 for eight (Gibson 52; Piner five for 56).

Riccarton 90 (Sheppard four for 23) beat Shirley 84 (Lloyd

three for 17, McDonald three for 22).

St. Albans 120 for seven declared (Smith 28 not out, Urquhart 28) and 15 for two beat United 56 (Carey seven for 14. Kennelly three for 20) and 77 (Urquhart four for 22, Kennelly four for 25) outright. Third C Woolston W.M.C. 196 (Bishop 91 not out, Miller 29, Bellamore 27: Chinnery three for 17) beat Tempelton Farm 80 (Matiaha 28. Chinnery 23; Bishop four for 23, Bellamore three for 9).

Merivale 187 (Burrell 70, Harper 66, Jackson six for 67, McGlinchy three for 18) beat Aranui 179 (McGlinchy 39, Atkinson 36, Tolchard 35, Riddell 34 not out; Tiweka seven for 68). Burwood 107 for four declared (Davies 42, Hamel 20, Millar 20. Wilson 20 not out) beat Belfast 51 (Sherwood four for 17, Gillard three for 21).

Hornby 130 (McNicholl 26. Cross 25: Trembath nine for 62) drew with Addington 113 for eight (Campbell 36; McMahon four for 40).

Burnside 221 for four declared (Walker 83, Harris 61, Dickenson 29 not out, Woodsford 21; Taylor three for 28) beat Waltham 159 (Campbell 45, Williams 26, Hamel 21; Woodsford four for 68,'Gussette three for 62). Beckenham 93 (Liddlcot four for 14) beat New Brighton 58 (King five for 25, Stribling three for 14). Third D Hillsborough 107 (Holt 37, Roberts 27; Olley five for 26, Simpson three for'B2) beat Sunnyside 61 (Olley 29; Roberts six for 21). W.M.C. 135 for five (Shatford 47 not out, Dunlop 27. Penny 25 not out) beat Burnside 131 (Burns 73; Dunlop three for 14. Dickson three for 24). Belfast 140 for eight (Rogers 35, Crawford 29, Giles 27; Hudson 20 not out; O’Leary four for 37, O’Neill three for 48) beat Harewood 58 (Rhodes 26; Adams eight for 17, including hattrick). Linwood 188 for nine declared (Jones 42, Hughes 39, Horsham 31, Dickson 23; Exeter three for 36) beat Woolston W.M.C. 107 (Bailey 28, Mitchell 23; Hughes four for 2). New Brighton 103 for three (Fitzwilliams 60 not out, Stewart 21 not out) beat Riccarton 89 (Blair 23; Pring four for 35, Liley three for 17). Mercantile Watersiders 176 for nine (Fogalele 59, Marshall 32, Geary 29 not out; Donaldson five for 65, Billings three for 33) beat Hospital 165 (Billings 84, McGuigan 38; Girvan five for 40, Scott three for 23).

N.A.C. 143 (Dryden 44, Waterland 31; Duffield four for 47, Husband four for 58) beat Telegraph 139 (Rutledge 24; Rowe four for 27).

Postal 97 for three (Simanu 38 not out, D. Williams 37 not out) beat Dominon Motors 80 (Gosney 28; Bromley three for 10, D. Wiliams three for 17). Carmanco 160 for four (Worthington 42, Mathews 30 not out, Cole 29, Hodgson 28, Gaskell 22) beat Metro 157 for six declared (E. Cotton 61, N. Cotton 40).

Commercial Travellers 121 for four declared (Watson 38 not out, Campbell 32 not out, Copp 25; McKenzie four for 28) beat Firestone 69 (Watson 26; Henderson three for 20, Campbell three for 21) and 41 (Henderson eight for 8), outright.

Queensland 99 For 5

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PERTH, December 20. Queensland collapsed to be 99 for five wickets in its first innings at close of play in a Sheffield Shield match against Western Australia in Perth on Saturday. Earlier, the test fast bowler, G. O. McKenzie dismissed the first three Queensland batsmen and at one stage had bowling figures of three for 6. He finished the day with three for 29.