CITY CRICKET

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2636, 6 December 1915, Page 3

CITY CRICKET

SENIOR MATCHES RESUMED POOR SHOWING BY OLD BOYS The senior club cricket competitions were resumed oil Saturday, three goines being played on tho Bnsin Reserve. The cricket was interesting, and there was a good attendance, despite the fact that a charge iras made for admission. Tho outstanding feature of the games played on tho Basin R-eserve was the IKX)r showing of Old Boys in their first innings against Treuthaui. Tho soldiers went in first, and were.only able to make 152— Hickmott 03 and Sandman 34 being the chief scorers. This looked a small total for Old Boys to head, but Hickmott and Sandman both did very well with the ball, and the sido was dismissed for 142. If Trenthain can 6ecuro a\ win it will make, the teams more level. Tucker, with 40 to his credit, was the chief scorer for Old Boys.! Blncklock only had one hit— a six—tho ball landing near the Adelaide Road corner, and going through a. tramcar window. In their secqnd innings Trentham have one wicket down, for 36 runs. Central knocked up a total of 229 against North, the best effort being made by Patersou, 68 not ont. He played a faultless all-round innings, and well deserved the runs. Dind, Burton, Wilson, ,and Taylor all got over 20. Southall bowled well, and his average read five for 68 on the innings. North are doing well in their endeavour to reach their opponents' scoro, and when stumps were drawn had secured IG3 for sis wickets, with Bray still in, and scoring well. This game promises to be very interesting next Saturday. . University only succeeded in putting up_ 16<J against Bast, the bowling of Hutchings, who took five wickHs for 78 runsj not being to their liking. : Birch, with 51, was tho chief scorer, : with Condliffe 28, and Ward 23, next on the score sheet. Gibbes-took three 1 wickets for : . 40 runs. East were in scoring .mood when they went to the wickets, and made 249 for the loss of half their wickets. Barf made 53 and tho two not out men, Hatchings and Baker, have 65 and 50 respectively to their credit. Petono registered 257 runs for ' five runs against ■ Hutt (39), the ■ latter team playiiv? two men short. The wicket was fas>: and hue, and Brice and Cate (Petone) put on 134 for the third wicket. Following are details of the scores:— TRENTHAM V. OLD BOYS. Trentham—First Innings. Greenlees, c. Wills, b. Beecliey 7' Oook, c. Blacklock, b. Beechey.....: o Smith, c. \Yillis, }>. Beechey 0 Hickmott, b. Lambert es Sandman, c. Blacklock, b. Lambert.." 34 Naughton, c. and b. Tucker 3 Haddon, not out j- J3 Judd, c. Christie, b. Lambert .. . 3 Mackie, by Harris 0 Campbell, c. Hay, ;b. Lambert ......... g Longhnrst, run, out S Extras jg ' Total J52 Bowling analysis—Beechey took three wickets for 22 runs;. Lambert four for 30; Tucker oho for 33; Wills, none for "A; Harris' one for 24. ■ ■ Trentham—Second Innings. Judd, c.-. Wills, b.,-Harris ■ 13 Smith, not.out jg Haddon, not out 0 Extras' io Total for one wicket . 3G Old Boys—First Innings. Hay. b. Hickniott j Beechey, c. Judd, b. Hickmott l Tucker, run out -10 Blacklock, b. Hickmott (j Ronaldson, 1.b.w.,- b. Sandman 0 Lambert, b. Sandman 3 Wills, b. Sandman ' 29 Harris, b. Judd 0 Thomas, st. Greenlees, b. Hickmott... 30 Christie, c. and b. Judd is Matbfr, not out ...J.... : 3 Extras V 11 Total 142 Bowling analysis—Sandman' took four wickets for 34 runs; Hickmott four for 33; Campbell none for 14; Jndd two for 31; Naughton none for 19;-UNI-VERSITY ,V. EAST. University—First Innings. Birch, st. Midlane, b.: Gibbes gi Condliffe, c.- sub., b.' Hutchings ..... ''.s Ward, b. 4l'Girr .... ,„„j 23 Smith, played on, b. Hutchings....... ' -J Howe, 1.b.w.,. b. Hutchings 6 Fanning, c. Midlane,'b. Hutchings !.! 1 . Ferton, b. Hutchings ig Bennett, c. Swinev, b. Gibbes ]6 Duncan, st. Midlane, b. Gibbes u Atkinson, not out 2 11'Evedy, absent ...'. 0 Extras 3 •••••• 169 Bowling analysis—M'Girr took one wicket for 43 runs; Gibbes three for 40; Hutchings five for 78: East—First Innings. - M'Girr, c. Smith, b. Fenton 0 Gibbes, c. Fanning, b. Fenton u Collatt, rrin out 5 Midlane, c. Howe, b. Fenton 11 Barry, c. Howe, b. M*Evedy 55

Hutchings, not out 65 Baker, not out 50 Extras 2 Total for five wickets 24-9 Bowling Analysis.—Fenton took three wickets for 53 runs; Duncan, nono for 75; M'Evedy, one for 39; Smith, none for 33. CENTRAL V. NORTH. Central—First Innings. Duid, c. Leydon, b. Southall 28 Hickson, b. Southall 0 Burton, run out 26 Schlandt, b. Southall 0 Robinson, et. Wag6taffe, b. Leydon ... 11 M'Cardoll, b. Southall ; 0 Paterson, not out 68 Wilson A., c. Wilson, b. Hiddlestone 27 Taylor, b. Bray 29 Blackmore, b. Hiddlestone -i Lowe, c. Windley. b. Southall 14 Extras .22 Total 229 Bowling Analysis—Southall took five wiclcsts for 68 runs; Hiddlestone, two for 50; Leydon, one f0r.50; Wiudley, none for 21; Bray, none for 18. ' North—First Innings. Hiddlostone, b. Wilson 2 Newsoine, b. Robinson 0 Bray, not out 63 Wagstaffe, b. Wilson 11 Wilson C., c. Paterson, b. Duid 56 Barker, b. Duid 0 Leydon, b. Wilson 4 Wilkinson, not out 5 Extras 22 Total for six wiokete 163 Bowling Analysis.—Duid took two wickets for 23 runs; Schlaadt, nono for 39j Wilson, two for 49; Robinson, one for 30. HUTT AND PETONE. Hutt—First Innings. Aldersley, c. R-odgers, b. Smyth 18 Patton, c. Bolton, b. Brice '4 Hughes, st. Cate, b. Brice 0 Glennie, b. Brice 0 Judd, b. Brice 5 Stiles, l.b.w, b. Smyrk 1 Balks, run out 4 Mabey, b. Smyrk : 6 Ball, not out : 0 Extras 1 Total tar eight wickets 39 Bowling analysis—Brice took four wickets for 20 runs; SmjTk, three for 18. Petone—First Inniugs. Bolton, b. Stiles 4 Cate, b. Aldersley C. 67 Brice, c. Balks, b. Aldersley 79 Doneghue, b. Aldersley 0 K-odgers, not out 42 Smyrk, not out /. 14 Extras 32 Total for five wicketa 257 Bowling analysis—Stiles took onp wicket for 32 runs; Balks none for 51; Glennie one for 52; Mabey none for-22; Patton none for 22; Aldersley three for 46. JUNIOR . RESULTS. ■ Junior Champipnslvp round—Wellington College Old Boys, first innings 156; Hutt, 'first innings 69. Old Boys, second innings 47 for one wicket. For Old Boys Ward made 6-3 and 15 not out; Goldfinch, 27 and 41 not out; Stace, 28; and Lusk, 13. Ward, two for 12; Jl'Kenzie, two for three; and Stace, three for no runs bowled 1 best. For Hutt, Aldersley made 15, Kitto 14, Neazor 11, and Burt 11. Burt, Neazor, and France put up the best bowling performances. Petone Juniors scored 137 run for seven Wickets ajiinst Marist 8r05.,108 ' all out, at Ivelburn Park. For Petone,' Miller got 71, Senior 16, Abbott. 14, Smith 10; M'Ewan 10, and Wilks took three wickets • for nine runs; M'Ewan two for 24; and Nunii three fcj 51. For Marist Bros., Carruthero 35, M'Mahon 17, M'Canley 14, and Houlihan, 15 not out, were the highest batsmen. Carruthers bowled well. also. l'etone's third class team secured 'a (ihnee-point win over Marist. Bros, at Petone,.the highest scores being: Driscoll 19, Beurke 10, and Turner 10 for the visitors, and for Petone R. Parrant put, lip 20, Wilson 17, Whitley 12, and Saunders 10. Altogether, R. Parrant took twelve wickets for 31 runs, and Saunders eight'for 51. ' merchantwen;s association. The match between Occidental and N.Z. Railways-resulted in a draw. Railways scored 180 runs for five wickets, and Occidental fire for 118. The chief scorers for Railways were Watson 47, Winters 45, O'Shea 1 32, Boesly 2G not out, Bovd 14, and for Occidental, Warne 47 not out, Jones 42, M'Gee 13. •