CITY CRICKET

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2939, 27 November 1916, Page 9

CITY CRICKET

ANOTHER ROUND FINISHED

BIG WIN FOR EAST

. Another round, of the cricket season was completed on Saturday. Oji the Basin Reserve East had a big win over Old Boys, beating them bv an innings and. 110 runs. Institute boat University by 66. runs, after a poor display by'both sides. The bowlers had. a good day. In one innings Gibbes took five Old Boys wickets for 73 runs, and in the other, four wickets for 8 runs. M'Girr 4 bowling for tho same side, secured four for 29. Garrod was very successful; as a bowler for Institute, 'but his exact figures were not obtainable. North secured a three-point win over Petone by an innings and 96 runs. When play ceased oh the first day North had lost six wickets for 176 runs. On resuming Hiddleston and Wilson ran the score to 213, tho former doing most of, the scoring, and when within four of his century he cut a ball.from Brice to Roilcers in the slips, Wil6on hit all. across one from Rodeers after making 22, and Crombie was goine strong when the last wicket fell.. Petone's second innings was a procession. Brice, Bo)d, and Bennett all went first ball. Hiddleston, who came out with tho splendid figures of eight for 19. completely nonplussed the batsmen. He was' successful in securing the wickets of Cate,.Bold and Bennett with successive balls. The poor showins made by Hutt against Trentham at Hutt, at the opening of this game was improved on Satday, but when wickets were drawn tho totals gave Trentham a.win by an innings and 27 runs. .Hutt made 123 runs in their'second innings, BockCnot out), 39, and Patton" 3}. being the only players to get- double figures. EAST AND OLD BOYS. East—First Innings, 344; Old Boys.—First Innings. Bcachey, b. Gibbes 0 Ronnldson, b. Gibbes 7 Wills, b. Hutchings 19 Dunca.n, b. Gibbes 9 Tucker, st. CondliU'e,- b. Hutchings ... 1 Blacklock, c.- Huffam, b. Hutchings 55 Lambert, c; Osborne, b.- Gibbes ......... 42 Taylor, c. Hutchings, b, Gibbes ;■ 15 Harris, run out '. 7 Brown, not out g Graham, absent 0 Extras . ; n Total j; U2 Bowling Analysis.-Gibbes took ' five wickets for 7lj mns; Hutchings, three for 19; M'Girr, none for 18; Browman, nono for 21 Old Boys—Second Innings. Beechey, b. Gibbes : •„ 39 Ronaldson, b. M'Girr g Blacklock, b. Gibbes ;) Tucker, c. Condlifl'e, b. M'Girr 5 Lambert, b. Gibbes 2 Taylor, b. Gibbes n Morris, not out (j Diimcan, b. M'Girr oJ Brown, b. M'Girr : 1 Extras 7 Eight wickets for B2 Bowling Analysis.—M'Girr, four for 29;; Hind, none for 18; Gibbes, four for 8. UNIVERSITY AND INSTITUTE, Institute—First. Innings 173 University—First Innings 76 1 Institute.—Second Innings. • Howitt,'not out:.. 12 Birch, b. Duncan 2 J. Rennor, b. Duncan 2 Guise, run out 0 Garrod, b.Ward J fi Keys, b. Georgo 0 Wilton, absent — Fisher, run out 5 E. Eenner, b. Dirncan 7 Ryan, c. and b. Fenton 16 Extras 7 . Total 87,' University.—Second Innings. Dvryer, b.-Garrod 11 Brown, c. sub., b. Gurrod ;.... 25 15. H. Ward, b. Garrod' :.... 0 J. AVard, ,b. Garrod 0 Fenton, c. E. Renner, b. Keys 2 George, c. and b. E. Renner 39 Smith, c. and b. E. Renner 2 Birch, not out — 50 Snence, b. Garrod 0 Extras , 8 Eight wickets for 117 NORTH AND KtiTONE. First Innings 117 Second Innings. • ■ Rodgers, c. and b. Hiddleston a Cate, b. Hiddleston S Brice, 1.b.w., b. Hiddleston 0 Nicholls, c. Barker, b. Hiddleston ... 4 Bold, b. Hiddleston 0 Bennett, c. Barker, b. Hiddleston ... 0 Cowie, b. Hiddleston 4 Stephens, c. Barker, b. Hiddleston ... ■ 1. Ambler, b. Upham : 1 Tregear, not out J Extras •' Total 31 Bowling Analysis.—Eight wickets for 19 runs; .Upham, one for 13. North.—First Innings. Tuckwell, b; Brice •••• 15 Burton, c. Cate, b. Liffe 40 Barker, b.. Bennett •••• Hiddleston, c. Rodgers, b. Brice Jb Anderson, c. Rodgers, b. Bennett ...... 1 Wagstaffe, b. Bennett 0 Patterson, b. Bennett » Wilson, b. Rodgers f* Crombie, not out Upham,'c. Bold, b. Rodgers .'. 0 Windley, absent 0 Extras 12 • Total : - "-.245. Bowling Analysis.—Brice took two wickets for 77 runs; Rodgers, two for 52; Bennett, four for 51; Cate, none for 23; Tregear, none for 9; Eiffe, one ior 9; Bold, none for 6; Cowie, none for 6. HUTT AND TRENTHAM. Trentham—First Innings 181 Hutt—First Innings 31 Second Innings. Patton, c. Liversidge, b. Srnyrk 34 Hollis, b. Srnyrk 4 Aldersley, c; M'Cardel, b. Smyrk ... 2 Hughes, run out 8 Walton, b. Ongle.v 2 Ball, c. Bray, b. Southall 0 Neazor, c. Smyrk, b. Southall ■ i Baumber, H., b. Ongle.v 5 Bock, not out 39 Smith, absent 0 Batunber, J., C. Griffiths, b. Ongley 6 Extras 19 Total 123 Bowling Analysis.—Ongley took three wickets for 18 runs; Smvrk, three for 37; Southall, two for 44; M'Lachlan, none for JS. > BOYS' LEAGUE. Boys' Institute A won by default from Boys' Institute D. Boys' Institute B, 35 and 42; St. Thomas's, 41 and 48. St. Thow.as's won by 12' runs. Boys' Institute C, 58 and 47; Marist, 57 and 54. Mnrist won by G run 6. Third Grade. Boys' Institute drew with St. Patrick's College.