COLLEGE CRICKET

Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 147, 18 March 1937, Page 13

COLLEGE CRICKET

Scots College Match SCHOOL BEATS OLD BOYS 1 The annual cricket match between the Scots College first eleven and a team representing old boys of the college was played on the college ground yesterday afternoon, and resulted in a win for the school by 29 runs on the first innings. The weather was ideal, and the wicket in favour of run-getting. The old boys took first strike and totalled SG. C. Watt being top-scorer with 23. Macartliur, Geddis and Virtue also reached double figures. Lamberg and MacKenzie bowled well for the school. The latter responded with 115. Wall playing a bright innings for 43. Watt. Macarthur and Bedding were the most successful bowlers for old boys. Afternoon tea was provided by wives of the old boys, parents, and Mrs. Sutcliffe (wife of the principal of the school). It is interesting to note that the match was played on the twenty-first anniversary of the founding of the school. Following are the scores:— OLD BOYS. Geddis, b. Laniberg 1H Virtue, run out 11 Macarthur, run out 17 Leucliars, c., b. Laniberg Watt, e., b. Laniberg 23 Bedding, run out •'» Cnlliford. hit wicket, b. Lamberg .... 0 MaeKersey, st., b. Mackenzie •> Ennis, not out '[ Evans-Scott, b. Mackenzie 1 Extras J Total ;•••. Bowling Analysis.—Lamberg took three wickets for 37 runs: Mackenzie, two for 7; Potiki, none for 3(5: Brown, none tor ... SCHOOL. Wall, 1.b.w., b. Macarthur 43 Fellowes, 1.b.w., b. Geddis - Potiki, run out I'J Mauoy c. b. Leucliars Brown, c„ b. Watt l-> Jolly, b. Macartliur •> Laniberg, b. Macarthur •> Culley, e., b. Watt '■» Mackenzie, st., b. Bedding 1 Beard, 1.b.w., b. Bedding 1 Burton, not out ” Extras 28 Total 115 Bowling Analysis.—Watt, took two wick, ets for 30 runs; Macartliur three for 14: Bedding, two for 3; Geddis, one for 13.

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