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SATURDAY'S GAMES
WINS TO NORTH AND PETONE
OLD BOYS BEAT EAST.
The concluding day of matches m the Senior Championship series on Saturday produced some good cricket. Old Boys finished their game with East, started on the Basin Reserve, at Kelburn Park, and won a two-point victory on the first innings by 295. To Old Boys' total of 378 East replied with 83 and 142 for five wicketa.
Hutt and North played out aai interesting game. North had made 175 on the first day, and Hutt 104. for five wickets. Resuming on Saturday, the suburban eleven carried their total to 162, only a dozen runs short of their opponent's score. North went in again, and by solid batting, Burton (not out) 54, Robinson 33, and Fulton 29, reached 149 for the loss of four wickets when North declared. Hntt had a sporting chance of winning, but against the bowling of Fulton and Middleton just managed to pass the century. Fulton took seven wickets for 50 runs. North won a three-point victory. ' Petone pulled oft' an unexpected threepoint win against Tliorndon. The suburban team were in a minority in the first innings—Bß against Thorndon's 111, Next time Petone made no mistake about it, and with Brice (52), Fiulayson 39, Hamilton (31), M. F. Nicholls (24) all batting strongly, made 180 for seven wickets, and then declared. Thorndon replied with exactly the same- score (111) as in their first innings. Finlayson took ■six for 40, and Brice four for 47. Following ai'e the details: — OLD BOYS v. EAST. OLD BOYS. First innings '* .- 378 EAST. First Innings. W. A. Baker, c ana b Duncan ...... 4 Dind, b Barclay 24 Bruce, b Duncan 3 Hutchinson, c Lambert, b KnowlesSmith. v 9 Hutchings, b Knowles-Smith 0 Watson, b Barclay 8 Wylie, c Bruce, b Knowles-Smith ... 1 Judd, not out 20 J. Hutchings, b M'lntosb, , 6 Extras _ 8 Total 83 Bowling Ana-lysis.—Lambert took no wickets for 23 runs, Duncan two for 16, Knowles-Smith three for 19, Barclay two for 12, M'lntosh one for 3. Second Innings. Baker, b G. Baker 41 Dind, c Bull, b Lambert 33 Bruce, b Knowles-Smith _.... 10Judd, b Barclay „.... 9 Hutchings, b Knowles-Smith ......... 14 Watson, not out 6 Extras 29 Total for five vrfckets 142 Bowling Analysis.—Mintosh took no wickets for 23 runs, Knowles-Smith three for 13. Duncan none for 11, Barclay two for 38, Lambert none for 12, Binnie none for 4. , htjtt". north. NORTH. Second, Inningv Fulton, b ift'Girr „.... 29 Patterson, b Aldersley 16 Patrick, c Lockett, b Aldersley .„... 6 Burton, not out 54 Robinson, b Aldersley : 33 Extras ... 14 Total for four wickets 149 Bowling Analysis Aldersley took three wickets for 43, M'Girr one for 70, Nunn none'for 22. HUTT. First Innings. Total for five wickets 104 Additional scores: — Hughes, b Robinson 12 Doig, b ivliddleton 26 Lockett, run out 7 Lusty, not out 20 Stiles, b Middleton 0 Ball, b Middleton „ 6 Extras 16 Total 162 Bowling Analysis.—Robinson took j three wickets for 46 runs, Middleton three for 68, Fulton none for none, Patrick none for 30. ' Second Innings. j M'Girr, b Fulton 46! Tnllett, b Middleton 3 Aldersley, c sub., b Fulton 6 Glennie, c Middleton, b Fulton ... 18 Nunn, b Fulton '. 1 Hughes, c Quinn, b Fulton 14 Doig, run out : 4 Lockett, c and b Mifldleton 7 Lusty, not out 10 Ball, c Patterson, b Fulton l' 1 Stiles, b Fulton 0 Extras 3 Total ~109 Bowling Analysis.—Fulton took seven wickets for 50 runs, Middleton, two for I 56. PETONE v. THORNDON. THORNDON. First Innings -. m Second Innings. Doneghue, c and b Finlayson 11 Phillips, c Gedya, b Brice _. 10 De Muth, c Bruce, b Finlayson ... 5 King, b Finlayson 24 Prince, b Brice „... 4 Tilyard, lbw, b Finlayson 11 Warne, b Brice 2 Christopherson, b Finlayson 8 Carrutbers, c Borrows, b Brice 12 Martin, b Finlayson ; (j Plant, not out 0 Extras „.. 24 Total ......: in Bowling Analysis.—Finlayson took six wickets for 40 runa, Brice four for 47. PETONE. • First Linings 88 Second Innings. O'Donohue, b Plant 4 Brice, c and b Warne 52 Finlayson, b King 391 Hamilton, b King 31 ! Bold, b King 0 M. F. Nicholls, run out 24 ' Smyi-k, not out ; 4 Extras 26 Total for seven wickets (dec.) 180 Bowjing Analysis.—King took three wickets for 36 runs. Warne two for 41, Plant one for 36, Martin none for 41.
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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 62, 14 March 1921, Page 4
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