OLD BOYS v. HUTT.

Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 23, 28 January 1924, Page 10

OLD BOYS v. HUTT.

ami were defeated by. Old Boys at bpfnr tl" ? SeT c °n Saturday. but nbt before they had made a stern fight. On •f| rfu 7° f the game > Old B°ys compiled the fine total of 317, and in their reply Hutt had lost three wickets f or 76 runs, . not a very promising start. Hughes was not i.out with 30, ■ and he managed to get going again on Saturday, gaming a good performance of batmg M.TTI26-,J Cx had *°°d distance from M'Kay (32), Neazor (23), Shannahan (30, not out), and Wakelin (15). The innings closed for 290, just 27 runs short ot Uld Boys' first innings total. Lusk' was the most succesful of the Old Boys' bowlers capturing three wickets fo 43 runs. Barclay took three for 77, and Jophn two for 23. There was further bright batting in Old Boys' ,econd attempt at the crease, although the innings had no bearing on the result, btainton placed a well-played 37 to his credit, and Ronaldson, who has struck ,* a m J ecmt matches, was unbeaten for 48 when.stumps were drawn for the izl d -?? y8 had' ] °st five wickets for 164 runs. Details follow:— HUTT. ; , First Innings. Hughes, b Lusk i 26 Lockett, c Ronaldson, b Lusk:".'. 6 Nunn, c Bull, b Duncan .... .. " 2 M'Laren, c Joplin, b Morton 7 " 33 Aldereley, c Ronaldson, b.Barclay 1 M'Kay, b Joplin 32 Pringle,' c Ronaldson, b Barclay " 0 Neazor, c Lusk, b Barclay ..[ 23 Channahan, not out ' "30 R. Wakelin, o Barclay, b Jopiin,.' V' 15 Beard, b Lusk 1 ■ g Extras .!"..... 14 Total ~290 Bowling, analysis: Duncan took one wicket for 104 runs; Lusk, three for 43 ; Barclay, three for 77; Morton, one for 29; Joplin, two for 23. OLD BOYS. First innings 317 Second Innings. Stainton, b Aldersley .....' 37 Grubb, b Beard : 8 Duncan, c and b Aldersley 4 Barclay, b Beard .'...„ 12 Ronaldson, not out 48 Joplin, st Wakelin, b Nunn 13 Bull, not out j 10 Extras : 32 Total for five wickets .': 164 Bowling analysis.—Beard took two wickets for 30 runs; Alderaley, two for 29; Pringle, none .for 7; Nunn,. one for 42; M'Laren, none for 24.