HUTT AND INSTITUTE.

Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 69, 23 March 1931, Page 14

HUTT AND INSTITUTE.

Biggar and Ross opened Hutf.s finst innings on the HuU Recreation Ground at 225 p.m. Both went cheaply (the second wicket fiillins for 28). to be replaced by M'GiiT and Warnes. Good hitting by M'Girr had sent the lotal to 51 when Warncs was- dismissed for 3. Aldersley joined il'Girr, and they scored freely. The partnership was broken by the dismissal of Aldersley for 34, the runs put on for that wicket numbering 99. M'Girr continued steadily, and was caught by Hankins off Henderson, one short of his century. He had hit seventeen fours. Birch made 25, and the total was 196 at his dismissal. The tail was very weak, the last three wickets falling for 8 runs, making the final total 204 at 4.D0 p.m. Bilby did most of the bowling, and took five wickets for 66 runs. Fortune, two for 46, was next best. Institute commenced batting at 5 p.m., and at 6 p.m. play stopped, owing to the failing light. They made 65 for two wicketß. Details are:— HUTT. •. First' Innings. ':' Biggar, run out ; .'. ...... 10 Ross ; c Bilby, b Fortune ... ..... 8 M'Girr, c Hankins, b Henderson — 99 Warnes, c Hankins, b Bilby 3 Aldersley, c and b Griffiths 34 Birch, c Hankins, b Bilby -.-..'■ 2u Phillips, b Bilby 3 M'Kenzie, not out 10 Heap, b Bilby 0 Muir, b Fortune 0 Judd, b Bilby 3 Extras 9 Total 204 Fall of Wickets.—One for 17, two for 28, three for 51, four for 150, five for 164, six for 171, seven for 196, eight tor 196, nine for 197, ten for 204. Bowling Analysis.—Bilby took five wickets for 66 runs, Fortune two for 46, Henderson one for 54, Griffiths one for 22, Cleave none for 7. INSTITUTE. First Innings. Banks, not out 27 Aitken, b Judd 9 Wareham, lbw, b Aldersley 19 Cleave, not out 0 Extras 10

Total for two wickets 65, Fall of Wickets.—One for 26, two for 60. Bowling Analysis.—Judd took one wicket for 25 runs, Aldersley one for 0, M'Girr none for 11, Warnes none for 14; Ross none for 5.