CITY CRICKET

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3031, 19 March 1917, Page 8

CITY CRICKET

THREE MATCHES CONCLUDED

Three matches, Ka=.< v. Old Boys. North v. Pe.tone, and University v. Fealherston Artillery were concluded at. the Basin Deserve, on Saturday. East defeated Old Boys on the first innings by 2SB ruus. Both of (lie other matches were decided on tho first, innings also. University and T'etone winning by mar•jius of 282 and 22 runs respectively. Following are details of .Saturday's pla.y:—

EAST V. OLD BOYS. East—first, innings Ijj Old Boys—First Innings. Beechey. b. Nash 42 Ronaldson, e. rTyllon, b. Gibbes 25 Marris. c. and b. Hutchings 28 Lamlwrt, b. Hutchings •>! Williams, A. 8., b. Gibbes u "Black-lock, c. sub., b. Hutchings ... 1 Baker, run out ] Trott. c. Condlifre. b. Gibbes 7 Morton, c. Dind, b. Hutchings 2 Lusk, c. sub., b. Gibbes I Hislon, not out 0 Extras is Total is? Bowline Analysis.—Gibbes took four wickets for !1S thus: Hutchings, four for 58; N'asli. one lor 27: and IJind, none for IS. Old Boys—Second Tnnings. Beech v, sf. Coiidiirt'e, b. Hutcbinzs 2 Rooal'dson, c. and I>. Walters SI Williams, A. 8., c. Hylton, b. Gibbes It Blnekloek, b. Gibbes 12 Lambert, b. Hylton HS Harris, not out 11 Baker, (not: nut) 1 ! Extras 17 Trjtal 146 Bowling Analysis.—Hutchings took one ivinl.-ot for 111 runs; Gibbes, two for l)G; Pind. none for 21; Baker, none for ■(: Bruce, none for !); Hylton, one for 111; and Walters, one for 10'. NORTH V. PETONE. North—first innings :.... 88 Second Innings. Fiddlestone, b. Bennett ft Barker, b. Bennett 52 Wilson, c. and b. Rodgcrs 2li Robinson, c. Gate, 1). Bennett 7 Hickson, b. Brice 24 Crombie, c. Coles, b'. Bennett !) Wazstaffe, not out i Extras S Total 1.19 Bowling Analysis.—Brice took one wicket for 51 runs: Bennett, four for 58; and Dodgers, one for IS. Petone —Second Tnnings. Brice, c. Hiddlostono, b. Robinson... 21 fate. c. Hiddlestone, b. Robinson ... 1 Rowley, b. Robinson 0 Nicho'lls, not out 21 Rodtrers, c. Wilson, b. Barker t Coles, b. Windley ...'. 0 Stevens, 1.b.w., b. Windley 0 Powell, 1.b.w., b. Wiudley 3 Gowie, not out ti E-xtras : 13

Total for c-even wickets 72 Bowling Analysis.—Robinson took th'ree wickets for 28' runs; Hiddlestone, none for 15; Mackie, none for 3; Barker, one for 6; AA'indley three for 7. UNIVERSITY V. FEATHERSTON. Peathcrston .4 rtillcry—First Innings. Sshopherd. b. Duncan IS Gngg, c. and 1). Ward 36 Fauvel, 1). Fenton 0 Armingfr, o. lawyer, l>. Fenton ... 0 Senior, b. Fenton 0 Bosher, b. Duncan 2t Nixon, c. sub., I>. Fenton 2 .Tunc, not cut I Talbot, b. Fenton 17 Irvine, 1). Fenton 0 Dent. b. Fenton (I Extras 2 Total IDS Bowling Analysis.—Fenton took seven wickets for i. r > run;:; Duncan. tuo for 23; Ward, one for 22; and Kane, none for 11. 11l the course of the above play Fenton. bowling for University, did tbo "hat trick." SOLDIERS AT PLAY NORTH V. SOUTH ISLAND. The match, North Island v. South Island, which had been looked forward to for some time in military circles, was played on the Petone ground on Saturdays and the South Island team succeeded in winning by 60 runs. Tbo outstanding feature was the bowling and hatting' of F. Sbacklock, the ex-Notts and Otago professional. Sneddon (Auckland) and Bannerman (Otago) captained the respective teams. The scores are:— South Island. Bannerman, st. Huntingdon, I>. Smyrk 2;! Caygill, e. and b. Sneddon .3(1 Davics, c. Eyre, b. C'ockroft n Brydone. c. M'Rao. b. C'ockroft A Shacklock. c. M'Rae, h. Smyrk 59 Charters, b. Sneddon (i Mills.'l>. Smyrk : 4 Condliffe, b.'Smyrk 1" Mrs'oml, l>. Smyrk 2 Ongley, not out 1 Spencer, c. F,vre, b. Snedden IS Rxtras ..' _W Total ■ l"« Bowling Analysis.—Snedden ionk three wickets for .52 runs; Cockroft. two for 2S: Smyk. five for U: Speight, none for 26, ArCrano, none for 15. South Island. Little, b. Biiuperman 10 Pomroy, e. Brydone, b. Bannerman ... 28 M'Tver. b. Sbacklock 13 Snodden. St. Milks, h. Sbacklock in Sneigbt, St. Mills, t>. Sbacklock II c. 0,-mond, b. Sbacklock 0 Moore, not out ■ • 2;l ». Bannerman, b. Shacklock • : ' Eyre, c. and h. Sbacklock :i ('ockro'T, b. Sbacklock 5 Smyrk. c. (Vgill. 1). Sbacklock il Leg-by." l ; Total " s Bowling Analysis.—Shacklock took eight wickets for fi-'i r.tn.s; Bannerman. two for 52 runs. A JUNIOR MATCH. A junior match between men from filename areas al~o re«ulted in a. win for (be South Wand, who declared their innings closed with US runs for five wickels (Kllis IS. Fowler 3fi, Uttley 12). North Island made :i!i (Madden '). Uttley (ook three wickets for It runsfor South, and Austin two for 27 I'or North.

THIUP UR.Af>!5. Bovs' Institute 01.1 Boys. 116 (Bell ."17. jjaloiir- 18. Spolskv 121: Scots College. Kt and 44. Bowling for Institute' H? Lamb took II wickets lor n runs. 801 l 7 for 48. Boys' Institute Old Boys won by an innings and eight runs. SKNIOR HOYS' I.RAGIiK. _ Envs' Institute. 'i 7'» for right wickets (declared) H. Smith !12, J. Benjamin 21. ■i. Rascard 8. not mil.): Athletic. 02 and ~■>' f-.r nine wicke'- 'Henderson 22 and •'". :\iiiM-.-y 2: 1 !. Bovs' Institute won by Sll runs on the first inning*. ifTNIOR CiAIfEP. Bo'--.' |--.;ii.fe (A ti-aml 121 (S. Dempster' fi«. 'I'. Barr 2S); St. Thomas's, 17 and !l. Howling for Institute. S. Denin-.-ii.r Iviji ; ; .,? nickels for B runs, N. Pin" two I'll' S. \. Tarrant three for il, T. Ba'rr thcec far 4). Boys' Institute won by an innings and US runs. lioys' liif'.li.ire .-. team, by defeating St. Tlinmsu'n, liavo established their -.•'■On 'o tlm jvnior rhnnip'.cnsl.in.. Boys' Ins'.itino IB team). 118 (1,. Jlalco'.m' it. Tiliey 22). Y.M.C.A., ,W and IS fPave i:>, 'I'licker 15). Boys' Institute wot by nit innings and 42 runs—a win. Boys' !'i-liliili' C team won by detaiilt from St. Peter's.