CRICKET

Evening Post, Volume XCIV, Issue 109, 5 November 1917, Page 4

CRICKET

SATURDAY'S GAMES In senior cricket, another round was commenced on Saturday. At the Basin Reserve, North opposed Trentham, and Old Boys played against East. There were no very startling achievements. In < the first innings North scored 263, of ' "which Burton secured 66. Trentham ' had lost three wickets for 86 when' < stumps were drawn. Old Boys' tally i for the first innings was 219, and East '. replied with 97 for eight wickets. Lambert (Old Boys) topped the score with : 76. ' At Petbne the Returned Soldiers ! scored 66 and 42 in the first and second ' innings respectively. Petone's first in- '• hings realised the insignificant total of 1 31. At Petohe, then, it was a day out | for the bowlers, as the analysis below will show. Detailed scores follow :— ; NORTH v. TRENTHAM. North.—First Innings. Tuokwell, b Crawford 38 Wilson, c Young, b Crawford 12 Hiddleston, b Crawford 11 , Burton, b Crawford 66 Barker, c Shaddock, b Lusk 37 Wagstaffe, Ibw., b Ciawshaw 37 Eaton, c Sandel, b Smyrk 31 Howitt, c Crawford, b Smyrk \ 'atterson, c Shacklock, b Smyrk... 8 : Mackie, not out 5 Windley, c Berehdsen, b Smyrk... 3 ' Extras ii Total 263 Bowling Analysis.—Crawford took four '. wickets for 62 runs, Smyrk three for 40, Crawshaw one for 50, Lusk one for 39, and Shacklock none for 61. • Trentham.—First Innings. ■ Lusk, c Eaton, b Hiddlestoh 9 Sandel, b Windley 37 Crawshaw, b Mackie 10 Crawford, not out 18 Bruce, hot out 7 Extras 5 Three wickets for :.., 86 OLD BOYS v. EAST. Old Boys.—^-First Innings. Beeohey, b Nash : 41 Lambert, c M'Girr, b Nash 76 Marris, b Nash 3 Tucker, c Dind, h M'Girr 33 Trott, b M'Girr ' i Blacklock, b Fenton '..... 8 Thomas, c and b M'Girr 12 < Hislop, c Fenton, b Nash 26 Garrad, b M'Girr 3 : Binnie, not out % Brown, o Nash ; „...] 6 Extras .." 11 '■Total 219 i - Bowling Analysis.—Nash too five -wickets for 55 runs, M'Girr four for 65, Fenton one for 54, and Dind hone for 34. East.—First Innings. Os'borne, c Thomas, b Garrad ......... 2. Fenton, b Lambert 41 Bock, b Tucker 3 Walters, c Binnie, b Tucker 9 Christopherson, b Garrad 0 Baker, b Garrad 0 Dind, h Tucker 8 M'Girr, b Lambert 15 Nash, not out .'.'. 4 Extras ..'.....'.;'...'."'...'. 15 Eight wickets for 97 Returned Soldiers.—First. Innings. M'Kellar, b Bvice ....<:.. 1 Longhurst, c and b Brice .;. 0 Harrison, c and b Brice .; 1 Berry, b Brice ...: ...;.....i. 5 Boddington, b Brice '. 6 Thomas, run out ■. 20 Boulton, b Brie© 19 Bell, b Bennett- 3 Hastings, b Brice ...;.. (. 0 Fisher, b Parrant 5 M'Gregoiy.not out-'-...... 4 Extras 2 Total 66 Bowling Analysis.—Brice took seven ■wickets for 26 runs, Bennett one for 32, and Parraht one for 6. Second Innings. M'Gregor, st Cate, b Brice ■. 0 Fisher, b Brice ........: . 3 Hastings, b Brice ...:...; * 4 M'Kellar, c White, b Brice • 5 Bell, b Brice -. 1 Thomas, b Brice ; ■. 0 Harrison, b Bennett 2 Longhurst, c Stevens, b Brice 9 Boulton, not out 3 Boddington, not but 2 Extras .......i...;..:....... .'l3 Eight wickets for ;.. 42 Bowling Analysis.—Brice took seven wickets for IS runs and Bennett one for 14. .'"...' Petone.—First Innings. Bold, b M'Kellar ..;..... 7 Hamilton, b M'Kellar 8 Senior, b Berry ;..;. 0 Cate, Ibw, b M'Kellat ;...... 6 Brice, b Berry ■. 0 Corner, b Berry 0 Bennett, not out '. 3 Parrant, run out :,....... 1 Stevens, Ibw, b Berry 2 Wylie, b Berry 0 White, Ibw, b Berry...; 0 Extras ...;.. 4 Total 31 Bowling Analysis.—Berry took six wickets for 10 runs and M'Kipllatf three for 17. JUNIOR. Playing against Hutt B, Old Boys made 34 and 41 for six wickets (Bay 13, Boesley 10, Colemah 10). Hutt scored 66 (Huttoh 14, Palmer 20). Bowling for Old Boys, Smyth took three wickets for 20. Boesley four.for 25. ' In a match against Marist Old Boys, Ordnance score 40 in the first innings (Johnson 13, Ford 11); Marist Old Boys replied with 26t (Hayden 87, Mulligan 38, Schroder 33, Mooney 27 not out, Jepsori 22, Turner 22, Waller 20). Hayden took six wickets for 20 runs, and Mulligan three for 7, for Marists, while HiD bowled best for Ordnance. At Lower Hutt, Hutt A dismissed Munitions and Supplies for 75 funs (Moore 29, M'Dougall 19) in their first innings. Hutt A replied with 208 (Aldersley 40, Hughes 82. S. Parker 25, M'Kay 14) for nine wickets. Lusty took four wickets for 6 runs and M'Kay six for 14 for Hutt, and Nelson four for 70 for Munitions and Supplies. THIRD GRADE. Boys' Institute Old Boys A made 115 for eight wickets (declared), (G. Bell 47, J. Smith 15, H. Spolsky 14, W. Hart 13), St. Patrick's College 48 and 70 for five wickets (Costello 28 not out, T. Columb and Ryan 13). Bowling for Institute J. Smith took six wickets, for 25 runs, W. Hart four for 21, and H. Spolsky two for eight runs. Boys' Institute won on the first innings by 68 runs. Boys' Institute Old Boys' scored 65 runs (H. Prince 30,' C. Solway 10), Marist Brothers'. Old Boys 80 and 66 for four wickets (Fitzsimmins 16, Columb 19, F. O'Driscoll 1.9). Bowling for Institute L. Smith took seven wickets for 24 runs. Bowling for Marists Columb took four wickets for eight runs and Davis two for 7 runs. Marists won by 15 runs on the first innings. BOYS' GAME, A friendly game wns played between Boys' Institute and St. Cuthbert's on Duppa -street. Boys' Institute won by two wickets and two runs. Boys' Institute 55 and 42, St. Cuthbert's 67 aiid 28 Bowling for Institute W. Bing took ten wickets for 24 runs, E. Bennett four wickete for 10 runs, H. Softly two for U rtms.