Sport results

Press, 19 December 1988, Page 26

Sport results

CRICKET CANTERBURY CRICKET ASSOCIATION Second grade Burnside-West University 211/5 and 201/5 (Lory 82, J. Barrett 78) drew with Marist 151/7 and 207/7 (S. Craig 76 not out). Burnside Blue 225 and 209/ 4 (S. Jeffrey 102 not out) drew with Woolston W.M.C. 143 and 252/9 (M. Hartland 78; R. Brown 5/41). Lancaster Park 238 and 244 (Turner 53; Findlay 5/66) drew with Sydenham 242/6 and 192/7 (Humphries 66, Findlay 68 not out). East Christchurch-Shirley 307/7 (B. Maxted 113 not out) and 143/7 beat Riccarton 168 (J. White 5/33, G. Fletcher 5/ 74) and 281 (A. Hughes 70; Fletcher 5/92). C.B.H.S. 105 and 219 (Davis 79) lost to Old Collegians 261/ 2 and 64/2. St Albans 243/8 and 107/6 (A. Hooke 5/36) beat H. 5.0.8. 123 and 145. Third grade Riccarton 201 and 188/9 (Campbell 52; Thomson 6/42) drew with Sydenham 178/9 and 153/6. H. 5.0.8. 216 and 232/7 (D. Bull 70, A. Stanton 50) beat C.B.H.S. 164 and 166 (P. Brydeh 6/44). Papanui H.S. 220/6 (M. Riach 100 not out) and 260/3 (M. Douglas 113, Riach 58) drew with 8.W.t1. 214 and 129/6 (G. Hooper 69). Linwood H.S. 192/9 and 220 (R. Horstall 87 not out) drew with Cashmere H.S. 274/8 (R. Nather 52, P. Cowie 92) and 61/3. Shirley Boys’ H.S. 222/9

and 228/9 (J. Hearn 63) drew with St Albans 222/7 and 202/ 7 (P Eyles 71).

St Bede’s College 253/6 and 176 (J. van Leuven 54) drew with St Andrew’s College 256/ 6 and 173/9 (A. Hooping 59). St Thomas’s 233/9 and 260/ 6 (G. Killick 156 not out) drew with Old Collegians 247/ 7 (M. Lancaster 79 not out, C. Williams 51) and 149/6. Christ’s College 229/7 and 211/5 (A. March 101 not out) drew with Burnside H.S. 134 and 198/8 (K. Burrell 86).

Fourth grade Riccarton 206/9 and 15/0 beat Cashmere Wanderers 83 and 151 (E Abendianan 56). Marist 146 and 200 (G. Gordon 50) drew with Woolston W.M.C. 218/8 and 81/6. Lancaster Park 126 and 222 (B. Wingham 83) lost to St Albans B 124 and 229/7 (McCarthy 64 not out). St Albans A 243/8 beat East-Shirley 103 and 102. Fifth grade East-Shirley 109 lost to Marist 112/6. H. 5.0.8. 145 (K. Andrews 5/19) lost to Lancaster Park 148/3.

B.W.U. 212/5 (J. Edmondson 63) beat Sydenham A 194. Sydenham C 77 lost to Old Collegians A 80/1. Sydenham B 70 (S. Cartwright 5/13) lost to Old Collegians B 74/4. Sixth grade

Marist 201/5 and 173/5 (D. King 89) drew with EastShirley 129 and 152/7. B.W.U. 190/4 and 155/9 (S. Calverly 6/46) drew with Woolston W.M.C. 165 and 180/2 (K. Williams 75, J. Farrell 79). Lancaster Paik 148/8 and 131 (Kirkland 5/36) lost to

Riccarton 129 and 152/2 (Kirkland 91). Old Collegians 69 and 68 lost to St Albans 81/4 and 58/ 1. Sydenham 104 and 185/3 (D. le Compte 83 not out, B. Blair 50 not out) lost to St Albans A 111/5 and 179/7. Eighth grade H. 5.0.8. 179/9 (Sanford 5/ 40) beat East-Shirley B 124. B.W.U. 215/6 (W. Averill 85) beat Sydenham 84 (M. Bray 5/4). Lancaster Park 140 (B. Schumacher 5/31) lost to East-Shirley A 141/4 (L. Moyle 54). Riccarton 252/7 (P. Lupton 71) beat Woolston W.M.C. 61. Ninth grade Marist 146 (M. Boyce 54) lost to Cashmere Wanderers 147/2 (E. Edwards 74 not out). Cashmere 168/8 beat H. 5.0.8. 151 (Findley 5/18). H. 5.0.8. A 178/7 (R. Wickes 51) beat East-Shirley 151. Woolston W.M.C. 117 lost to Lancaster Park A 118/4. Lancaster Park B 132 (G. Bastion 50) lost to Sydenham 134/4. Tenth grade Sydenham 77 lost to Marist B 78/1 (P. Hudson 66 not out). East-Shirley 179/9 (A. Hearn 55) beat Lancaster Park B 107. Lancaster Park A 178/8 lost to H. 5.0.8. 182/5 (V. White 103 not out).

Marist A 151 (A. Mcßae 5/ 37) lost to St Albans B 149 (S. Errington 52). St Albans A 191/8 (J. Stribling 51) beat B.W.U. 131 (C. Ladbrook 52; Stribling 5/29).

President’s grade Hospital 185/5 (R. Bailey 59) lost to Marist 189/1 (A. Kennedy 60, B. Ashton 115 not out). H. 5.0.8. A 198 (B. Small 67) beat Sumner 99. Sydenham B 99 lost to B.W.U. 100/3. Lancaster Park C 123 (Webb 64) lost to Lancaster Park A 124/3. Lancaster Park B 265/8. (R. Cusdin 96, B. Best 55) beat Woolston 207/5 (Siave 79). Riccarton 51 (T. Fleete 6/ 15) lost to East-Shirley 55/1. Old Collegians A 150 lost to St Albans 155/2 (L. Smith 98 not out). C.W.C.A. Results from the Canterbury Women’s Cricket Association lower grades on Saturday: Senior B Hornby 127/4 (J. Robertson 50; Lang 3/30) beat Lancaster Park 92/7 (S. Cusdin 49 n. 0.; Robertson 3/11, Duff 3/22). Merivale-Papanui 112 (E. Burtt 32) lost to St Albans 120/4. Second grade Sydenham 118/2 (A. Manaton 70 n. 0.) lost to Riccarton 119/7 (C. Woolf 39; A. Beattie 4/29). Burnside H.S. 153 (S. Lloyd 58) lost to New Brighton 159/ 6 (M. Fitchett 71). Hornby 91 (L. Thomson 32; T. Silivetelo 6/7) lost to Harewood 99/7 (M. Hay 48; L. Rich 4/16). Lancaster Park 135/4 (R. Hughes 35, B. Kerr 40, K. Hobson 35 n. 0.) lost to Heathcote 139/4 (M. Oetgen 45, J. Perry 37). Third grade New Brighton 175/6 (N.

Cox 119) beat Hare wood 109/ 9 (L. Nepia 4/36). Lancaster Park 57 (M. Wilson 4/17, B. Chapple 3/10) lost to Richmond W.M.C. 70/ 4. St Albans 68/7 (D. Shanks 3/9) lost to Woolston W.M.C. 73/% (L. Wilson 3/12). SUBURBAN All four Suburban senior cricket matches on Saturday were drawn. Halswell, New Brighton, Upper Riccarton and Hornby gained firstinnings points. An unbeaten century by Ken Bryenton for Heathcote was the highlight of his team’s match against new Brighton at Heathcote Domain.

Bryenton scored his second senior century. His first was against Halswell six weeks ago. Bryenton’s 122 not out was his personal best.

Heathcote declared at 241 for four, giving New Brighton a chase of 238. Time was a barrier however; New Brighton finished the day at 202 for six with Gary McLean and Kelvin Elliffe both batting soundly. Close by at St Leonards Square, Sumner was foortunate enough to bar out a draw. It trailed Upper Riccarton by 26 runs on the first innings; Upper Riccarton added another 219 runs to the tally in its second innings. An opening partnership of 124 runs by Gary Hodder and Chris Dockerell had it off to a good start, and Michael Hawke followed on where Dockerell left off. Hodder scored 98 before being caught by Charlie Cross. Sumner, requiring 246 runs

to win, faltered early, losing three wickets.

A quick 50 by Don Braid, which included six sixes, left Sumner a more respectable chase, but wickets fell steadily. Chris Astle and Dave Boreham, the last two at the wicket, added 41 and saved Sumner. Bowling for Riccarton, Terry Calswell added four wickets to match his four in the first. The two leaders, MerivalePapanui and Halswell, did not give anything away in the match at Halswell Domain. Halswell resumed batting to take the first-innings honours by four runs; these five points could prove valuable at the end of the competition. Merivale-Papanui then declared its second innings, leaving Halswell a chase of 193 runs in 80 minutes and 20 overs. It was not a memorable start for Halswell, which lost wickets early, and it soon realised a win was impossible. At 5.20 p.m. the match was stopped. At Richmond Park, Hornby declared overnight 51 runs ahead of Richmond Working Men’s Club. Robbie Withers led his team by example, finishing undefeated on 78. Withers had strong support from Frank Noster and Phil Trowbridge. The team mustered a solid 252 for eight declared. Hornby, seeking 202 runs in an hour and 50 minutes, was 38 runs short at stumps with three wickets in hand.

Merivale-Papanui remains the leader in the competition with a 10-point margin over

the second-placed Halswell. New Brighton trails two points back. Hornby has overtaken Sumner to lie in fourth place. Sumner, now fifth, heads Heathcote by seven points; Upper Riccarton is next, and Richmond W.M.C. holds the bottom card.

Competition points:— Meri-vale-Papanui 54, Halswell 44; New Brighton 42, Hornby 35, Sumner 34; Heathcote 27, Upper Riccarton 25, Richmond W.M.C. 21. Senior A

Merivale-Papanui 151/8 and 196/5 (K. Collins 48, R. Smythe 38, N. Simpton 37 n. 0., G. Rodden 27; W. Burrt 2/50) drew with Halswell 155/9 dec. (T. Nielson 35 n. 0., B. Ridden 28, M. Emerson 15 n. 0.; M. Hogan 5/35, Simpson 2/32) and 57/4 (K. Stagg 2/ 13). Umpires: N. G. Clark, D. J. Steere.

Hornby 185/4 dec. and 164/7 (A. Gillard 44, M. Lovegrove 25, B. Hart 21; R. Palensh 2/20, A. Gibson 3/44) drew with Richmond W.M.C. 134/9 and 252/8 dec. (R. Withers 78 n. 0., F; Noster 65, P. Trowbridge 36, R. McKay 20; M. Taylor 3/37, D. Patel 3/13, M. Lovegrove 2/43). Umpires: D. S. Gray, R. F. Ashton-Smith.

New Brighton 253/7 dec. (K. Oxnam 55, P. Harris 52 n. 0., G. McLean 45; W. Cresswell 1/38) and 202/6 (G. McLean 80, K. Elliffe 66, R. Hemingway 22; I. Cartwright 3/30) drew with Heathcote 249/8 dec. and 241/4 dec. (L. Bryenton 122 n. 0., W. Ward 43, D. Lainchbury 28, D. Ward 22; Elliffe 2/57). Umpires: M. G. Tindall; V. F. Mallard.

Upper Riccarton 190/8 and 219/3 dec. (G. Hodder 98, C. Dockwell 48, M. Hawke 43 n. 0.) drew with Sumner 164 and 211/9 (S. Booth 76, D. Braid 50; T. Caldwell 4/71, A. McLaughlin 2/29, A. Keir 2/ 36). Umpires: G. A. Cooper, A. W. Blackburn. Lower-grade results from the Suburban cricket competition on Saturday were: Senior B Belfast 120/4 dec. (K. Burney 69 n. 0.) and 243/6 (K. Burney 65 n. 0., R. Hume 56, G. Curtain 56) beat Hornby 179/9 dec. and 183/6 dec. Merivale-Papanui 230/8 dec. and 172/4 dec. (R. Triggs 51) drew with Richmond W.M.C. 201/9 dec. (J. Trowbridge 70) and 190/9 (A. Henderson 63; R. Groves 5/ 71). Southern Districts 214/7 and 81/0 beat Sumner 110/9 dec. and 181 (C. Flood 6/40). Harewood 80 and 192 (G. Thompson 84) drew with New Brighton 136/8 dec. and 131/5. Second grade Hoon Hay 172/9 and 63/9 drew with Southern Districts 120 (Robinson 5/20) and 146 (K. Turner 57; Church 5/37). Third A Halswell 209 (T. Barclay 60) beat Richmond W.M.C. 193 New Brighton 87/3 beat Hornby 83/6. Upper Riccarton 135/7 (Saunders 5/28) beat Meri-vale-Papanui 131. Third B A.N.Z. 145 beat Templeton 97 (J. Olsen 6/33). Papanui W.M.C. 159/2 (P. Ward 59, E. Mickell 54) beat Christchurch W.M.C. 154/7. Richmond W.M.C. 169 (S. Kilpatrick 51) beat Hornby 156 (P. Sutherland 79 n. 0., D. Sloan 5/40). Third C Halswell 137/5 (D. Mahaffey 50) beat Prebbleton 130 (P. Ching 5/20). Christchurch W.M.C. 135 .beat New Brighton 97 (J.

Wood 5/20). Merivale-Papanui 126/9 beat Belfast 124. Third D Southern Districts 134/6 (B. Moore 64) beat Richmond VL7 M r 1 Sumner i47/2 (S. Long 79 n. 0.) beat Hornby 141/5. Merivale-Papanui 92/6 (L. Hall 50) beat Hoon Hay 91. Fourth A Halswell 88/2 beat Papanui W.M.C. 87. United 187/8 beat New Brighton 186 (B. Carey 53). Harewood 109/1 beat Meri-vale-Papanui 99/9. Hornby 224/5 (S. Shadwell 63 n. 0., G. Smith 55) beat Hoon Hay 121. Southern Districts 128/3 beat Riccarton 39 and 37/1 on first innings. Fourth B Belfast 183/6 beat Riccarton 116. Harewood 130/6 beat New Brighton 127. Hornby 173 beat Richmond W.M.C. 144 (R. Phillips 5/22). Fourth C Heathcote 233/7 beat C.C.F. 192 (N. Oliver 72; R. Hickin 56 n. 0.). Sumner 73/2 beat Upper Riccarton 60. Harewood 137/4 beat Meri-vale-Papanui 117. Fourth D Hornby 171/6 beat Christchurch W.M.C. 119. Heathcote 137/3 (G. Allen 78 n. 0.) beat Southern Districts 108. Excelsior 174/4 (N. Hunt 75 n. 0.) beat A.B.C. 159 (R. Martin 64). Riccarton 171 (C. Hansen 50 n. 0.) beat New Brighton 159. ELLESMERE First round of one-day competition:— Leeston, 197/7 (P. Ridden 61, S. Chamberlain 30; J. Sunckell 3/51) beat Southbridge A 156 (G. Ward 4/26, R. McMurray 3/17).

Springston A 142/0 (B. Holland 73 n. 0., C. Marks 67 n. 0.) beat Southbridge B 138 (S. Brannigan 55, L. Maw 37; T. Butts 4/35). Weedons A 182/8 (J. Calder 46 n. 0., D. Norton 30) beat Lincoln 135) S. Hughes 39; A. Garters 5/16). Springston B 190 (R. Gilmore 77 n. 0., A. Stevens 36) beat Weedons B 172 (G. Barnes 52; A. Stevens 4/31, A. Wright 3/25). Dunsandel beat Burnham B by default; Taitapu beat Burnham A by default. Dunsandel 139/4 (R. Saunders 56 n. 0.) lost to Taitapu, 142/9 (D. Hamilton 43 n. 0.; K. Reilly 4/32, B. Reilly 3/27) in a friendly match. The one-day competition will resume on January 7.