CRICKET

Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 63, 8 December 1930, Page 8

CRICKET

(Continued from Page 7.) LOWER GRADE RESULTS JUNIOR A. Old Boys v. Hutt.—Old Boys, 282 (Stev-. ens 108, Prince 61, McDonald 20). met’ Hutt, 232 and six for 179 (Matthews 79 not out, Pegler 43), Bowling for Hutt, Lockett took seven wickets for 08 runs, and for Old Bovs Browne secured three wickets for 68 runs, Stevens two for 30, and Stephenson one for 23. Midland v. Petone.—Midland. 395 for eight wickets, declared, beat Petone. 195 (Sharpe 34, McLaughlan 33, Fleet 31, J. Martin 26, Gregory 20, Barber 15, Rodgers 11 not out, Abrlm 10). Bowling for Midland, Forde took seven for 87, and McCardell three for 44. Midland won by 200 runs on the first innings. Institute v. Wellington—lnstitute, 218 (Cleave 40), and no wickets for 9. met Wellington 113 (Allan 41), and 111 (Wiren 43, Smith 28). Bowling for Wellington, Duff took three for 31. and Simpson three for 46. For Institute Rogers secured three for 32, Algar three for 27. Ward three for 29, and Colllnge two for 7. Institute won by ten wickets. < JUNIOR B. Hospital v. Institute. —Hospital. 104 (Windley 40, H. Trewlek 26 not out), and 157 (J. Trewlek 55. H. Trewlek 40 not out. Jeffreys 19, Miles 12) beat Institute, 72 (Aanott 43, Pringle 20). and 72 (Worth 20, Glover 17 not out). Bowling for Institute, Pringle took four wickets for 36 runs, and four for 47, and Owen secured four for 40, and four for 50. For Hospital Clark took three for 9. J. Ell two for 10, Morgan four for 19, and Windley four for 50. ' Wellington v. Shell.—Wellington, IG9 (Burns 52) anfl 148 (Cook 30, Page 22, Shiilson 20), played Shell, 220 (Nicholls 50) and six wickets for 100 (Nicholls 69 not out). Bowling for Wellington, Clark took four wickets for 32. Shell won by four wickets —an eight-point win. Johnsonville v. Stop Out.—-Johnsonville, 218 and 107 for four wickets (D. Law 41 and 13, M. Turner 42, A. Moore 30 not out, E. Chaney 48, L. Bramby 19, Symonds 34, F. Law 12, Neal 31 not out) met Stop Out, 352 for six. wickets, declared (R. Liddicoat 147, E. Mocklin 76, J. Moore 54, R. Dunn 40). Liddicoat hit six sixes and 24 fours. Bowling for Johnsonville, Longbein took two wickets for 54. For Stop Out, R. Dunn took five for's6, O’Donnell two for 26, J. Moore one for 9, and Brooks one for 9. JUNIOR 82. Midland (South Wellington) v. Khandallah.—Midland 202 (Kennedy 51, Lye 39, Walker 23) and KM for 6 wickets (C. Gell 46 not out, Currie 26 not out); Khandallah 176 (Cox 46, J. Gentry 38, H. Gentry 22) and 117 (Cox 46). Bowling for Midland, Thorn took four for 57 and four for 31, C. Gell three for 35. For Khandallah, Cox secured four wlekets for 53. An eightpoint win for Midland. Wellington v. Petone.—Wellington 123 (Hammond 48) and 216 (Jennings. 118, Ivory 31, Balharry 18); Petone, 180 (O’Leary 68) and five wickets for 167 (McKay 50 not out. Flux 34). Bowling for Petone, Bryant took three for 34. Petone won by five wickets. ' JUNIOR C. Midland v. Institute.—Midland 233 (Esson 39, Trendle 35. Hatch 33, Masters 27, Watson 04 not out) beat Institute 128 and 91 (G. McLean 19, Ormiston 15, Henshaw 10) by an innings and 14 runs. Bowling for Institute, Willis took three for 51, Hetherington three for 52,'Pringle two for 42, and Creighton two for 44. For Midland Esson secured two for 5, Hatch two for 6, Watsou two for 8, Trendle one for 10, and Brown one for 14. Karori ,v. Wellington.—Karori, 235 (Hunt 09), and 144 (Guy 60, English 35); Wellington, 236 (Maris 73. Rhodes 36, Goodenough 39, Anketeli 20). Bowling for Wellington, Rhodes took three for 30, Talbot two tor 24, Tobin two for 14. For Karori, Nimmo secured three for 69. and O’Brien four for 61. Wellington won on the first Innings. Stop Out v. Hutt.—Stop Out, 153 and 13i> for six wickets (Mason 47 and 53. W. Mclvor 44. Hitchen 42. Sandholm 21 and 16, Scott 21) beat Hutt, 80 and 106 (Gwilliam 109, Gray 35, Horn 24). Bowling for Stop Out, Kemp took six wickets for 48 and four for 30, Sandholm two for 20, and Wootton two for 0. JUNIOR D. Brooklyn v. Marist.—Marist. 125 (Ericson 69) and 51 (Ilendle 19), met Brooklyn, 84 (J 1- Wr ’b'ht 30. A. Walsham 27), and 101 for four wickets (McFarlane 42, Jef. treys 21 not out, A. Waisiiam 19). Bowling for Marist, Worthington took five for 24 and three for 6, Wallace three for 23 and four for 18. and McCallum three for -1. For Brooklyn Mansfield secured two for 3 and two for 25. Brooklyn won by six wickets. Midland v. Wellington.—Midland. 193; Wellington, 77 and 101 (Miles 40 not out). Bowling for Midland, Bell took four for 20, and Baker three for 9. Midland won by an innings and 15 runs. THIRD GRADE. Hutt C v. Duthle’s.—Hutt C, 115 (Moran 81 not out, Haines 12), met Duthle’s, 183 IS OI2^ 103 not out ’ K nopp 31. Blatheruiek 14). Bowling for Duthle’s, Bradford took six for 27 and Holz four for 27. For Hutt, Haines secured five for 39. MERCANTILE LEAGUE A GRADE. Nivens v. Pastimes.—Nivens, 108 (Condliffe 39, J. Bott 26, J. McDermitt 22), beat Pastimes 48 (Nixon 12, Moses 14). Bowling for Pastimes, Purdie took four for 15;

for Nivens, Churchill secured six for 25, Evans three for 22, aud Norris one for 0. Cowan v. Odllns. —Cowans, 117 (Brough 46 not out, Brooks 16), defeated Odlins, 47 (De Muth 13 not out). Bowling for Cowans, Brooks took seven for 17 and A. Chudleich two for 23. For Odlius Davis secured five for 17 and Williams four for 30. . • « Shinning A v. Customs. —Shipplug A, 277 for nine wickets (Thomas 66, Whinbom fio Jones 23, Herd 17, Morrison 15, Mead 15), defeated Customs 152 (Tllyard 60 White 26, Cotterill lo). Bowling fo. Shinning Robertson took three for 41, Lapworth three for 32, and Whinham two to 9 For Customs, White captured four for 103 and O’Shea two for 42. Smith and Smith v.. Sargoods. Sarcoods ”04 (Pope 45, Shrimpton 4u, Smith 35 Fofev 34. Mlnclier 18 not out, and 1/innm 1") drew with Smith and Smith, Adams 1-). Waller 40, Ryan o3 n ßennett J l6 not out, Dobbs 15 Wilson 13) Bowling for Sargoods, Pope took five wiekeU for“fs runs, Foley two f0r.57, and secured three for 39,Far-for-40, and Diack two Macky, 66, Baker 39. Sullivan Logan, ihinnin" B, 74 (Sutton Brown three for 39.

B GRADE. T, for Whitconibes, Swain took lour Bowling oq Torrid two tor 14 for 9 o o'for°43 G» one for McLeod and Ave f« r , , sccur( . d five S’o°and none R Bussell five for 58, M r?is Master’s Voice v. James Smiths.— Master’*Voice, 133 for nine wickets Orfe’S Morris 29), beat James. Smiths Wtot 23 Stone 18). Bowling for th a winners, Morris took seven for -.1 and for James Smiths Gray took four wickets for 37 runs. C GRADE. State Advances v. Public Trust.—State fctate (Hill 68. Liardet 49, Morison 25 dV Bundle 12 Public Trust, 166 (College 104, Flett 15, Hart 15). Bowling lor 1 State Advances, Morison took seven fSr M and HiR three for 32. For Public Trust McKenzie secured five for 47 and Flett three for 43. Gas Co. v. Boseneatb. —Gas Co. -u- tor four wickets (Meade 101 not cut, McClymont 58) drew with Roseneath 110 for six wickets (Beck 29, Miners 29). Bowling for Gas Co., Alexander took three wickets •cprpe Lance” v. Hope -Gibbons. Free Lance” 163 (Huston SO, Hobman 33, Hollis 25) defeated Hope Gibbons 111 (Hunt 61 not out, Bichmond 24). Bowling for the winners, Huston took seven wickets for 27, runs and Hohman two for 9L. For Hope Gibbons, Richards secured five for 60 runs, and James three for 24. Hannahs v. Dalgetys.—Hannahs 88 (Brown 24, Brooky 18, Gridley 13) defeated Dalgetys 85 (Kember 27, Hannay 04 Grubb 19). Bowling for Hannahs, Evans took six for 21 and Larsen two for 22. For Daigety’s, Lawrence secured six fOr B °‘ D GRADE. Hutcheson, Bowman, and Johnson y. Willertons.—Hutcheson, Bowman, and Johnson 150 (Cornish 33, W. Boayman -U IV. Foley 24) beat Wlljertons 116 (White 43,’ Lofts 20, Russell 17). Bowling for the winners, Johnson took five for 74 and Bowman three for 29. For the losers, Redyard secured four for 47, and Melndoe two for. 10. BOYS’ ASSOCIATION SENIOR GRADE. Brooklyn v. Miramar. —Brooklyn. on (Rait 20) and 22 for one wicket, beat Miramar A, 31 and 41, by nine wickets. Bowling for Brooklyn, Rait took ten wickets for 27 runs, Hamill seven for 22. and Meech three for 13. For Miramar Baguely secured seven for 25. . _ INTERMEDIATE GRADE. Brooklyn A v. Brooklyn B.—Brooklyn A 293 (Sutherland 61. Whyte 45) beat Brooklyn B. 102 and 21 for eight wickets, by 101 runs on the first innings. WELLINGTON WINS Primary Schools’ Match Chiefly owing to splendid innings by McWilliams (51) and Turnbull (49), the Wairaraptp senior primary schools’ eleven made a good recovery from Its first innings score of only 50, to which Wellington replied with 134, and when the last wicket fell on Saturday morning, had compiled 138. This left the Wellington eleven with 54 runs to get, and these were secured for the loss of five wickets. In fact, the score was 72 when the fifth wicket fell, but nearly all the scoring was done by one batsman, Daly, who hit up 55. before he was clean bowled by Vincent. Edwards, with four wickets fo ( r 3 runs, was Wellington’s most successful bowler. He sent down eight overs, four of which were maidens, and the Wairarapa batsmen at no time were comfortable facing his deliveries. For Wairarapa Vincent took three wickets for 15 runs. Two Wellington primary schools teams will go to Palmerston North on Thursday to play teams from Manawatu primary schools. • . PLAY IN OTHER CENTRES Auckland By Telegraph.—Pres* \ssociation. Auckland, December 7. Yesterday, under ideal conditions, the third series of cricket matches was concluded. Eden, 348 (G. L. Weir 73, Mills 72, Postles 42), beat Parnell, 237. Grafton, 140 and 54 for three, beat Y.M.C.A., 129 (Cooper 37 not out). Martin took five for 38. Ponsonby, 226 for seven (declared) and 90 for five (Guiney 48), beat United Sub-

urbs, 136 (Thakoban 58 not out). Cleverley took six ffir 42. University, 168 and 99 for four (Bush 42 not out), beat North Shore, 126 (Wensley 50). Matheson took five for 62. Christchurch Christchurch, December 7. The fifth round of cricket matches was commenced on Saturday in ideal weather. The larger wlekets were in use for the first time. West Christchurch made 165 (Cbampness 33, Bear 33 not out). Bowling, J. Fraser took live wickets for 46. Thomson four for 25. St. Albans has lost one for 133 (Condliffe 79. Page 36). ' K Lancaster Park has made 120 (Kerr o 9). Cunningham took four wickets for 52 and Davis three for 20. In the second innings it made one for 19. East Christchurch has made 69. Bead took four for 32, Cromb bl 'bld° r CoTlegians have made 188 (Johnston 34, Lester 39, R. O. Talbot 83 not out). Merritt has. taken six wickets for 83. They played Old Boys, who have lost five for 156 (Merritt 78). Riccarton has made I<6 (Jacobs Jb, Strinmy 33). Bellamy took seven for 09. Sydenham has lost three for 69. Dunedin Dunedin, December 9. Cricket matches were played under ideal conditions. Grange, playing Dunedin, declared with 312 for nine. Dunedin replied with 160 (Cavanagh 49 not out, Badcoek 49). Elmes took three wickets for 47. Its second innings has produced 151 for six (Ditchfield 54, Couplaud 37). Lemin took two tor -1. Old Boys, 305 for five (declared) and_ four wickets for 29 (Silver took two for o and McGavin two for 2), beat Albion, 231 (Bar ron 67, Vorrath 45). Alloo took four for 37 and Leader four for 27. Carisbrook, 88 and 100 for six (Cameron not 47), beat Christian Brothers, 80 and 144 (Brookes 36, Blair 33). Blunt took three for 28 and Nimmo four for 53. Grange, Old Boys and Carisbrook secured two-point wins on the first innings. Playing for Grange second grade B against High School Old Boys, Allen compiled 111 not out.