HUTT DEFEAT KILBIRNIE.

Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 19, 24 January 1927, Page 12

HUTT DEFEAT KILBIRNIE.

Hutt met and defeated Kilbirnie on the Hutt Recreation Ground by 116 runs on the first innings. Hutt won the toss, and Nunn and M'Kay opened the batting, hitting up 154 in ninety minutes before the first wicket fell. M'Kay (81), Tattersall (70) and Nunn (66) were the best scorers for Hutt, who were all out for 276 shortly after the luncheon adjournment. Within an hour o£ their commencing batting, Kilbirnie had lost five wickets for 57 runs, Christopherson and Holtz, with 29 and 21 respectively, being the best o! the scorers. Seven of Kilbirnie's wickets were down for 134 at the tea adjournment, and by 4.45 o'clock they were all out for 160, Morris haying carried his bat for 65. The visiting team then commenced its second innings, and when stumps were drawn three wickets were down fbr 149, Morris and Redmond having been bowled when their totals stood at 23 and 29 respectively, and B. Algar having been thrown out at 14. Ghristopßerson was not out at 67. Details:— .HUTT. First Innings. R. M'Kay, b Morris 84 H. Nunn, b Morris 66 W. A. Aidersley, run out .. 17 H. J. Tattersall, b Christopherson ..70 E. M'Leod, b Morris .... 1 H. Watson, c Greig, b Laing 9 W. Lees, b Laing 0 T. Gwilliam, b Christopherson 15 G. Gibson, c Morris, b Christogherßon, I 1 ~~ ®^™\~?/.^.///////.'.".'.'"'. n\ ' ■ ) I Total 276 Bowling analysis: Bramley none for 45, Laing two for 10, Morris four for 96, W. Christopherson three for 59, Holtz none for 21, Armstrong none for 34.. KILBIRNIE., First Innings. | S. C. Eaton, b Beard 14 W. Redmond, c Tattersall, b Beard .. 0 W. J. - Christopherson, Ibw, b Aidersley 29 F. A. Holtz; b M'Leod 21 I. Greig, b Beard 5 C. Armstrong, b Beard 0 A. Morris, not out 65 B. Algar, b Beard 8 D. Algar, Ibw, b Nunn 12 G. A. Laing, b Nunn 0 H, Bramley, b Beard .. 1 Extras * 5 Total "160 Bowling analysis: Beard sis for 44, Watson none for 68, M'Leod one for 19, Aidersley one for 22. Nunn two for 2. ' Second Innings. Morris, Ibw, b. Nunn .1...'. 23 Christopherson, not out : 67 .Redmond, b Watson 20 Holtz, not out ..:......... 4 B. Algar, thrown out 14 Extras ..". ... 12 I■■•■ ■ ■ —- j Total, three for .:..... -149 Bowling analysis: Beard none for 9, Nunn one for 41, Aidersley none for 20, M'Leod none for 19, Watson one for 33, Gibson.none for 15. ' INSTITUTE V. 'VARSITY. Institute, gaining a long lead in the morning and carrying then" innings well into the afternoon for. 346, presented too steep a climb for 'Varsity, and ended the day with a 3-point win to their credit. Baumber was in fine form, arid compiled a century by hard hitting before he was sent out, Ibw. He was also in good bowling trim, taking six of 'Varsity's wickets in their first innings. Foley (83), Burt (51), and Ward (49) were Institute's most successful batsmen. 'Varsity batsmen compiled no high individual scores with the exception of Osborn (69). It was plain that the team missed Hollings. Details are as follow:— INSTITUTE. I First Innings. J. Banks, c A. Wilson, b MacKay ... 24 H. Foley, b MacKay 83 M. Bilby, b A. Tripe 21 L. Calvert, c M'Kenzie, b R. Tripe .. 51 J. Malcolm, c and b A. Tripe 4 K. Baumber, Ibw, b MacKay 100 J. Barr, c A. Tripe, b R. Tripe 2 E. Ward, c Leys, b A. Tripe ...... 49 M, Griffiths, cH. Wilson, b MacKay 4 R. Douglas, not out 0 Extras 6 Total 346 Bowling Analysis.—MacKay took four wickets for 72 runs, A. Tripe three for 107, R. Tripe two for 24, Leys one for 28, A. Wilson none for 28, Vietmeyer none for 78. 'VARSITY. First Innings. M'Gavin, b Baumber X 6 Osborn, b Ward .' 21 A. Tripe, c Calvert, b Baumber ... 29 Hutchings, b Ward 1 Leys, b Baumber 29 M'Kenzie, lbw, b Malcolm 20 R. Tripe, b Baumber 0 F. Wilson, b Baumber 0 A. Wilson, c Burt, b Baumber 4 Vietmeyer, not out , 17 MacKay, b Malcolm 4 Extras ...: 29 Total 160 Bowling Analysis.—Baumber took . six wickets for 49 runs, Malcolm two for 50, Ward two for 16, Griffiths none for 10. Second Innings. MacKay, c Barr, b Malcolm 6 Osborn, b Ward 69 Leys, c and b Malcolm 7 A. Tripe, c and b Banks 10 M'Gavin, not out 7 M'Kenzie, not out 2 ' Extras 16 Total for four wickets 123 Bowling Analysis.—Malcolm took two wickets for ■ 23 runs, Foley none for 20, Banmbee none .for, 10, Griffiths none for

17, Banks one for 14, Ward one for 7, | Calvert none for 3. 1 PETONE v. OLD BOYS. Old Boys' unfavourable start against Petone in the morning was only improved on one or two occasions, Bailey making 34 and Dustin 29. By the luncheon interval Old Boys were dismissed for 142 runs. Petone's "star" bowler, Finlayson, disposed of three batsmen in a maiden over. H. • Nieholls and Patrick opened for Petone and Nicholls very narrowly missed being caught by Pope at the commencement of his innings, but he made 108 before being dismissed. Wilson and Corner hit up 101 between them in a very short time, and Petone declared. Old Boys went in again, and when stumps were drawn at 6.45 p.m. Old Boys had five wickets down for 81 runs. Petone had a three-point win. Details: —

OLD BOYS.

First Innings. _■ • Ronaldson, b Reyling 6 Bailey, b M. Nicholls .' 34 Fitzmauricc, c Cate, b Smyrk 10 Duncan, c Cate, b M. Nicholls 6 Dustin, cH. Nicholls, b Finlayson .. 29 Barclay, b Sniyrk .-. ; 1 Windley, b Finlayson 5 Pope, c Cate, b Finlayson 0 Patrick, c Reyling, b Finlayson 0 Lusk, c Hamilton, b M. Nicholls .. 12 Windsor, not out 27 Extras 9 Total 14.! Bowling Analysis.—Finlayson took four wickets for 31 runs, M. Nicholls three for 29, Smyrk two for 18, Reyling one for 17, Corner none for 38.

. . . PETONE. I First Innings. H. Nicholls,. b Duncan 108 J. Patrick, c Barclay, b Duncan .... 5 Capstick, Ibw, b Lusk .-...■ 2 Finlayson, b Lusk 11 M. Nicholls, Ibw, b Duncan 7 Cate, c Bailey, b Duncan 8 ' Reyling, b Lusk 23 Wilson, not out- 69 Corner, not out ...• 32 , Extras .....V ..;.... 26 [ _Total (tor seven wickets) ...... 291 Bowling Analysis.—Duncan five for 72, Lusk three for 73, Ronaldson none for 45, Barclay none for 35, Patrick none for 10, Bailey none for 13, Fitzniaurice none for 17. .•■:.■:-•:■ OLD BOYS. . Second Innings. '. Barclay, run out .... —............ 4 Dustin, b Corner 37 Patrick, Ibw, b Smyrk ' :.. ■ 29 Duncan, c Wilson, b Smyrk 5 Ronaldson, not out 2 Pope, c Finlayson, b Corner .... 4 81 Bowling Analysis.—Finlayson none for 28, M. Nicholls none for 6, Smyrk two for 14, Eeyling none for 14, Patrick none for 13, Corner 2 for 5. THORNDON AND WELLINGTON. The match between .Thorndon and Wellington on No. 2 wicket at the Basin Reserve was keenly contested. Batting first, Thorndon made 218, the main contributors being Roberts, Phillips, Gibson, and Bull. This total was a little too much for Wellington, although Airey set his side well on the way with a fine score of 74. Hyder, however, got amongst the other batsmen, and with the exception of Whitwell none of them were able to produce many runs. Finally Wellington were disposed of for 178, Hyder having taken six wickets for 50 runs. In their second innings Thorndon lost four wickets for 43 runs before stumps were drawn. O'Connor (six for 41) and Cousins (three for 23 and three for 20) were the successful Wellington bowlers. Details: — THORNDON. ' First Innings. • E. Roberts, c Monkhouse, ~b O'Connor 40 A. W. Gibson, c Airey, b O'Connor .. 39 K. Bi Mason, b O'Connor W P. Ellerm, b O'Connor 5 E. Foley, b Plant 6 C. T. Caul ton, b O'Connor 4 Player, not out 6.1 E. Phillips, c Whyte, b Cousins .... 40 L. Foley, c Monkhouse; b O'Connor .. 0 | E. Ball, b Cousins 38 H. Carruthers, not out 13 A. >T. Hyder, c Cousins 0 Extras 14 ( ketg for 08 runs, Cousins <&,?<;<s &M 23, ' ?i3nt one for 52, O'Connor six for 41, , Whitwell none for 18, Tucker none for 2. Second Innings. Bull, c "Wagstaff, b Cousins 5 ' Caulton, c Craig, b Cousins 0 Phillips, st Whyte, b Cousins 2 E. Foley, c Bruce, b Tucker 29 Ellerm, not out . . 3 Extras 4 Total for four wickets 43 j Bowling Analysis.—Cousins took three wickets for 20' runs, Craig, none for 19, Airey none for 0, Tucker one for 0. WELLINGTON. First Innings. W. R. Airey, c Gibson, b L. Foley.. 74 W. H. Wagstaff, c Gibson, b Hyder . 8 W. L. Monkhouse, Ibw, b Hyder .... 6 G. M'K. Bruce, b Hyder 2 W. Tucker, b Ellerm 11 I* 1. It. Craig, run out 4 B. Whitwell, c Foley, b Hyder ...... 32 R. A. Whyte, Ibw, b Hyder : 11 A. M. Cousins, c Phillips, b L. Foley 15 C. O'Connor, b Hyder. 0 T. Plant, not out 1 Extras 14 Total 178 Bowling Analysis.—L.' Foley took two wickets for 58 runs, Hyder sis for 50, Mason none for 15, Ellerm one for 37, Bull none for 4; : MIDLAND AND V.M.C.A. Playing on No. 1 wicket at the Basin Reserve, and V.M.C.A. provided a bright display of cricket, with J. Lamason on one side and D. Patrick on the other showing splendid form with the bat. During the morning session, .V.M.C.A. had made 201, to which total Latnason contributed 94 in forcing style. Midland, in reply, made fair headway until Patrick came on the scene, and it was then that their score received a big lift. Patrick went for the bowling with vigour, and he rattled on the runs in • great style, eventually reaching his century. At the end of the innings he was unbeaten with 117, including eighteen" fours and two sixes. Doneghue had given Midland a good start, and Baker, Hutchings (2), and Dind assisted well. It was Patrick's great knock, however, which enabled Midland to win. Batting a second time, V.M.C.A. lost three wickets for 125 runs, J. Lamason once again batting attractively. White bowled well for V.M.C.A. Details:— MIDLAND.—First Innings. W. A. Baker, run out 24 A. Doneghue, c Atkinson, b White .. 46 M. J. Dind, Ibw, b Browne 20 J. Hutchings, b Haughey 23 W. Turvey, c Haughey, b Browne .. 1 D. Patrick, not out 117 J. W. Hutchings, run out 25 G. Spence, c Virtue, b White 0 L. G. Clarke, c Turner, b White ...... 5 C. Hester, b White ~ 8 E. Judd, c Browne, b White 4 Extras 7 Total 280 Bowling Analysis.—Turner took no wickets for 30 runs, White five for 114, Browne two for 44, j. Lamason none for 24, Haughey one for 50, Atkinson none for ll' V.M.C.A. First innings 201 Second Innings. J. Smith, st Clark, b J. W. Hutchings 24 A. Birch, run out -14 J. Lamason, not out 52 J. R. Virtue, b Doneghue jg R. A. Westbrook, not out 7 Extras 10 Total for three wickets 125 Bowling Analysis.—Judd took no wickets for 18 runs, Patrick none for 13, J. W. Hutchings one for 34, Turvey none for IS* Doneghue one for 18, Dind none for 14. '