A WIN FOR INSTITUTE

Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 110, 6 November 1933, Page 13

A WIN FOR INSTITUTE

Showing an almost entire lack of the confidence necessary for good batting, University failed badly when makinz their reply to Institute's score of 161-on the No. 2 wicket at the Basin Reserve. , Their innings lasted two hours and produced only 123 runs, giving Institute a win on the first innings by 38 runs. Taken as a whole, the cricket in this match was of poor standard with few relieving features. The first business of the afternoon was to complete Institute's innings, and the end came when Trieklebank made Prince his fifth victim for the match after Fortune had scored three runs. . Vjetmeyer, who has returned to the city after a year's absence, was Blandford's partner for the opening of University's innings, but they were soon separated. Wickets continued to. fall at brief intervals until six were down for 52 runs, more than half of which had been scored- by Paeey. Tripe and Stevens then became associated in the best" partnership of the day, adding 34 runs, but after Tripe had been disposed of no one could Etay with Stevens for any length of time. The latter carried his bat for 37, iucluded in which were four 4's. Most of the University batsmen were in difficulties when facing Prince, showing no desire to step out and cover up his slows, and be took four wickets cheaply. With the result of the match decided, Institute had another innings, which was1 in the nature of batting practice. Duffy again scored well, bis total of 46 including five 4's, but the best display of the match was provided by Prince, who put on the runs very quickly. He sent the ball to the boundary eleven times. Details: — INSTITUTE. First Innings. Hankins, c Dean, b Trieklebank ..., 10 Duffy, c Trieklebank, b Dean 65 T. Tucker, run out 3 McLean, c Blandford, b Trieklebank ~ 25 Aldridge, c Blandford, b Dean 12 Calvert, b Stevens 27 Herd, c Williams, b Trieklebank .... 5 W. Turcker, c Vietmeyer, b Tricklebank : : 0 Henderson, c Osborn, b Steveus 6 .T. Fortune, not out :} Prince, c Blandford, b Trieklebank .. 0 .Extras .' ' 5 Total ...'. 161 Fall of wickets: One for 17, two for 41, three for 90, four for 116, five for 119, six for 138, seven for 138, eight for 149, nine for ZSS. Bowling: Tricklebank , took five wickets for 54 runs. Dean two for 52, Stevens two j for 25, Williams none for 4, Vietmeyer! none for 21. Second Innings. McLean, b Dean 9 Duffy, c Williams, b Trieklebank .... 46 Hankins, b Dean 17 Herd, b Tripe ; 6 Prince, not out 65 T. Tucker, not out 7 Extras & Total for four wickets ....... t 154 Fall of wickets: One for 14, two for 39, three for 46, four for 125. Bowling: Tricklebank took one wicket for 17 runs, Deun two for 27, Vietmeyer none for 11, Tripe one for 25, Stevens none for 28, Williams none for 18, Goodson none for 5, Paetz none for 10, Osborn none for 9. Vietmeyer bowled one wide. UNIVERSITY. First Innings. Blandford, b Fortune 7 Vietmeyer, b Prince 11 Osborn, c Hankins, b Henderson .... 2 Paeey, c Galvert, b Prince 27 Paetss, c and b Prince 0 Tricklebank, b Prince ..-.■ 0 Tripe, b Duffy ...18 Stevens, not out 37 Goodson, c Calvgrt, b Fortune 2 Deau, c Henderson, b Aldridge R Williams, c Hankins, b Aldridge 7 Extras 4 Total ...;..."...• 123 Fall of wickets: One for 8, two for 21, three for 21, four for 33, five for 33, six for 52. seven for 86, eight for 81, nine for 105. Bowling: Fortune took two wickets for '26 runs, Henderson one for 21, Prince four for 30, Duffy one for 18, W. Tucker none for 4, Aldridge two for 19. The umpires were Messrs. S. H. Fergu- [ son and H. Baker.