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Evening Post, Issue 29, 4 February 1935, Page 14

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Old Boys proved once again that they are a redoubtable batting side in their match with Institute at the Basin. Reserve on Saturday. If" one batsman failed the next took his place, and at the tea adjournment Institute's first-innings total of 252 was well within striking distance, though it was not passed till an hour and a half later. Burnetts and McGuire opened when Old Boys resumed their innings shortly after 2 p.m., and both batted very confidently. McGuire was dropped at 20 by Tucker oif Fortune, and was very lucky to survive two appeals. The batsmen were, however, still definitely on top. Lamason, who followed McGuire,. was dropped, by McLean at cover, but it was a very difficult catch. At the tea adjournment the score stood at IG7 for three wickets, with Bainbird partnering Burnette. McKeown was bowling very well, sending down very little loose stuff, but he could make no impression on Burnette, who passed his century just after half-past four. McKeown was also good in the field, and often intercepted Burnette's shots near the boundary. The fielding was otherwise only fair, as was, however, to be expected under the conditions. Tucker made amends for his earlier failure by 'holding a catch from Burnette off Duffy at deep leg. 223—4—113. Burnette had taken 185 minutes to compile his score, giving a faultless display of steady, determined batsmanship. He hit fourteen 4's. Rainbird was soon clean bowled by Duffy, who was the only bowler to achieve any success, and dv Chateau succumbed to him first bowl. Duffy's figures were now three for; 16. R. Lamason followed, but after being dropped by McLean, was well caught nest ball by Stevens, in the slips. ' With Institute's total now passed, the remaining batsmen merely played out time, though Barclay hit up 34. The umpires were Messrs. Lambert and Cook. Details:— INSTITUTE OLD 1 BOYS. First innings 252 WELLINGTON COLLEGE OLD BOYS. First Innings. Burnette, c Tucker, b Duffy 113 Wiggs1, c Lucchesi, b Fortune 1 McGuire, lbw, b Henderson 60 J. Lamason, c McLean, b McKeown 17 Rainbird, b Duffy 23 Wareham," st Lucehesi, b McKeown . 23 dv Chateau, b Duffy 0 R. Lamason, c Stevens, b Duffy .... 0 O'Loughlin, lbw, b A. McLean 18 Barclay, st Lucchesi, b R. McLean .. 34 Stevens, not out ...' 9 Extras 21 Total 319 Fall of wickets: One for 3; two for 121; three for 160; four for 223; five for 229; six for 229; seven for 23}; eighffor 276; nine for 301; ten for 319. Bowling.—Fortune took one wicket for 64 runs; A. McLean, one for 53; McKeown, .two for 74; Henderson, one for 43; Duffy, four for 46; Scott, none for 2; R. McLean, one for 17. . LOWER GRADE RESULTS. " Lower grade matches resulted as follows: — • . Second Grade. Kilbirnie, 404, beat Institute, 52 (Welsh 10) and 233 (Morris 104, Reid 31 not out, Welsh 31, Owen 13), by an innings and 119 runs. Bowling: For Kilbirnie, L. Wilson took three for 15 and two for 46, A. Ashenden three for 16 and four -for 56, H. F. Rice two for 3, Lubranski one for 1, and R. Allen three for 57. Hutt, 188 (C. Muir 60 not out, Trask 25, L. Muir 19), beat Stop Out, 74 and 98 (Sandholm 35, Macklin 27, Moore 19). Bowling: For Hutt, Rooke took five for ,39,- C. Muir three for 16 and three for 31; for Stop Out, Sandholm secured six for 65 and Moore four for 80. Junior A. Hutt, 220 (Sissons 64, Warnes 30, Phillips 27, Lambert 27, Dawson 21), beat Old Boys, 70 and 61 (Butler 28). Bowling: For Hutt, Wright took five for 24 and Lambert three for 15); for Old Boys, Carter captured five for .53. An eight-point win for Hutt. Petone, 263 for eight wickets, declared (O.Connor 57, Capstick 52, Govey 47, O'Leary 26, Barber 26, Martin 13, King 13 not out), defeated Technical Old Boys, 27 (McAllan 10) and 234 for nine (Boddy 92, Bonner 34, Churchill 29, Kerwin 21, Hutcheson 21 not out), by an innings and two runs. Bowling: For Petone, Johns took four for 12 and two for 56,-Holland four for 0, Barber four for 44, and Capstick three for 70; and for . Technical, Hutcheson captured four for 50 and Bonner one for 17.

Hospital, 227 (H. Trewick 36, E. Jeffrey 127, E. Windley 46), beat Midland, 107 and 119 (Crawford 42, Wyman 28 and 13, Bock 13, Webb. 15, Broberg 36, Gates. 15, Hatch 19), by an innings and one run. Bowling: For Hospital, Morgan took two for 34 and three for 24, Windley three for 29 and one for 5, Jeffrey one for 34 and one for 13, Miles two for 24; and for Midland, Broberg secured one for 50 and Gates seven for 50.

Institute, 86 (Ormiston 2S. Rogers ID, Exton 13) and 102 for three wickets (Marsh 33, Rogers 15, Hardie 15 not out, Ormiston 11 not out), beat South Wellington, 95 and 85 (Hester 18, Petley 14, Perkins 15). Bowling: For Institute, Bilby took five for 28 and seven for 35, Rogers three for 22, Douglas two for 13, Ormiston two for 18j McCalluni one for

9; for South Wellington, Walker secured two lor 16, Nelson six for 20 and one for 10, Gell one for 41 and one for 31, Burgess one for 17.

Brooklyn, 287, beat Johnsonville, 112 (Angell 29, Chapman 12, Symonds 11) and 150 (Burns 50, Hardy 27 not out, Halliday 17, Symonds 12, Sinclair 10), Bowling: For Brooklyn, Boyes took four for 37 and three for 30, Bentley four for 38 and two for 27, Wiekstead one for none and one for 13, Whyte one for 0 and two for 44, Pvagnell one for 13. Brooklyn won by an innings and 25 runs. * Junior 81. Kilbirnie, 135 (Lawton 41, Coleman 27, Marshall 13, W. Gray 12), and 121 for five wickets (Gray 47, Davison 21 not out, Lawtou 21, Scotland 18, Murphy 10), beat Wellington, 125 .ud 200 for five wickets, declared (J. Rose 65, Arndt 33, Blake 28, Clouston 28, Hatchard 15 not out, Cameron 13 not out), by 10 runs on the first innings. Bowling: For Wellington, Hatchaid took five for 18 and one for 24, Clouston three for 37 and two for 33, J. Rose one for 21 and one for 23, Blake one for 29 arid one for 31; for Kilbirnie, Murphy captured four for 52 and Davison one for 3S. Kaiwarra, 181 and 115 for three wickets (Muir 50 and 32 not out, Dudley 34 and 26, Sandholm 30 and 24 not out, McLean 32 and 18), beat University, 62 and 222 (Mannering 67, Evans 45 not out, Geddis 41, Wilson 28 and 21, Stace 22). Bowling: . For Kaiwarra, Sandholm nine for 42, Bradford three for 37; for University, Wicks three for 62, Stace three for 32, Geddis two for 64. Junior 82. Railways, 112 and 162 for seven wickets (J. Robson 42 not out and 23 not out, Knapp 38, Dwan 20, Woolley 25)", beat Hutt, 179 and 86 (Jarvis 86, Drysdale 33, Doig 25 and 15, Foster 23, Ryan 17). Bowling: For Railways, Knapp took four for 45, Gifford four for 36; and for Hutt, Lynch secured six for 33 and Doig three for 12. Junior C. Kilbirnie, 270, beat Old Boys, 131 and 119 (S. Collie 62 not out, Kelly 11, Dick 10), by an innings and 20 runs. Bowling for Kilbirnie, Knowsley took five for 17, Bryenton three for 14, and W. Phillips two for 39. Petone, 212 (Manson 43, Aitken 60, Williams 15, Sargieson 16, Waddington 16, Boeson 10), and 72 (Sargisson 26, Waddington 14), beat Onslow, 140 (Lindsay 48, Laurenson 16, Simmonds 21, Munro 13, E. M. Kelly 14) and 110 for seven wickets (Lindsay 60, Laurenson 23). Bowling for Petone, Edwards took three wickets for 55 and five for 50, Waddington three for 53 and two for 31, Cummings four for 14. For Onslow, Gosden took four for 20 and four for 17, Simmonds three for 67 and five for 35, Phillips one for 12. Petone won by 72 runs on the first innings. This is Onslow's first defeat. Wellington, first innings, 324 (Tuckwell 122, Hughes 94 not out. Black 43); second innings, 127' (Black 33, .Treadray 23 not out, Hughes 22, Gilchrist 13), lost to Technical' Old Boys, "first innings, 173 (Churchill 50, Amas 22, McLean 22, Leckie 15), second innings, 284 for six -wickets declared (McLean 110 not out, Butterworth 44, Churchill 28, Wallace 27, Lawson 24). Bowling for Wellington, Treadray took seven wickets for 47 and two for 48, Black two for 50.- For Technical, McLean three for 33, Speed three for 38, and Churhill two for 28. This game had an exciting finish, resulting in an eight-point win for Technical. Junior D. Kilbirnie, 276 (Christie 78, Haylock 41, K. Allen 31, Stearman 26, Middletbn 22, Newton 16, Steel 11, Wakelin 10 not out, Kenner 10), beat Midland, 167 and 202 Douglas 81, Kennedy 42, G. Rickett 22, Terkin 15, Bradburn 11), by 109 runs on the first innings. Bowling for Midland, Stewart took five for 105, A. Rickett three for 25, G. Rickett one for 14, Bradburn one for 54. For Kilbirnie, Haylock secured four for-50, Newton three for 46, K. Allen two for 42, and Kenner one for 35. Institute, 157 and 149 for two wickets (Newman 53, Barnett 50 not out, Millar 39 and 36 not out), beat Hutt, 155 and 131 (Hughes 40. Rudman 33). Bowling for Hutt, Rees took four for 57. For Institute, Lawson captured six for 33;; and Cameron four for 39. '" Marist, first innings, 189 (Devlin 76, McPartland 40, Nunns 23) and 155 for eight declared (Day 52 not out, Columb 26, Meyer 22 not out), defeated Johnsonville, 91 (Powell 29) and 146 (Masterton 44). Bowling for Marist, Devlin took four for 43 and four for 43, Day two for 4, Nunhs four for 29. Junior Special. Wellington, 202 (Westbrook 66, Rowden 43, Page 21), beat Hutt, 108 and 226 (Neazor 46, Hoare 45, Heap 30, Aldersley 28 not out, Hunt 27, Jack -22). Bowling for Wellington, Didsbury. took three, for 24 and three/for 43, Hammond three for 23. For Hutt. Neazor captured four for 43 and Hunt four for 53. Third Grade. Kaiwarra, 149 for six wickets declared (Couchman 44, Gini 30, Connelly 29), beat Kilbirnie, 52 (M. Townsend 23) and 56 (Hunter 14), by an innings and 41 runs. Bowling for Kilbirnie, Robinson took two for 41, M. Townsend one for 35. For Kaiwarra, McKay captured three for 4 and five for 11, Aldridge three for 20 and two for 14, Edliu one for 10, and Dyer one for 8. ' Onslow, 163 (Bramley 70, Walls 23, Richards 22). Bowling for Karori ("Evening Post"), Inch took five for 42, including the "hat-trick," Hanley four for 30. Karori ("Evening Post"), 199 for seven declared and' 145 for four (Kelly 71 not out, Inch 42 and 63 not* out, Hanley 26, Bailey 19 and 39 not out, Evans 17). Bowling for Onslow, Bramley took two for 40 and three for '• 17, Richards one for 29, Browne one for 12, McKay one for 42, Munro one for 26, McHaigb. one for 7.