LOWER GRADE RESULTS.

Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 97, 21 October 1935, Page 16

LOWER GRADE RESULTS.

Lower grade matches resulted as follows:— Second Grade. Kilbirnie 37 (Wilson 11 not out) and 24 for one wicket, met Stop Out, 128 (Thomas 33, Saunders 33, Mason 27, E. Moore 22 not out). Bowling for Stop Out, Sandholm took four wickets for 13 runs, Cummings three for 3, E. Moore three for 14 and 1 for 6. For Kilbirnie, Wilson took three for 22, Lubransky two for 14, Allen one for 3, Clarke two for 41, Rooke one for 29. Wellington College Old Boys, 210 (Bush 54, Ronaldson 43, Wiggs 39), met Hutt, 56 for two (Wall 34 not out). Bowling for Hutt, Aldersley took two wickets for 23 runs. Midland, 121' (Fay 35 not out, Henderson 28, Gerindvan 23, Cautlay 11), met Technical Old Boys, 172 for seven (W. Dyer 52, Gilbert 32, Bonmor 24, Churchill 17, Rennie 17 not out, Hutchinson 11). Bowling for Technical Dyer took five wickets for 40 runs, and Body four for 41. Wellington, 116 (Mac Donald 27, Rose 14), met Institute, 187 for four (A. McLean 39, J. Scott 56 not out, Bilby 25 not out). Bowling for Institute, Fortune took four wickets for 45 runs and Henderson three for 27. Junior A. Hutt, 168 (Sissons 69, Muir 24, Doig 23), met Midland, three for 14. Bowling for Midland, Gates took four wickets for 35 runs, Hunt four for 54. Petone, 139 (O'Connor 26, Barbar 24), met Institute, 55 for six (Bilby 15 not out). Bowling for Institute, Owen took four wickets for 47 runs, Armiston three for 23. Onslow, 78 (Bird 24 not out), met College, 70 (Ongley 23, Dumphrey 18). Bowling for College, Bartlett took five wickets for 9 runs, Reynolds four for 29. For Onslow, Bird took four for 18, Gentrey three for 26. Midland S.W., 57, met Johnsonville, 91 and 90. Bowling for Johnsonville, Kenny took six wickets for 18 runs For Midland, Nelson two for 8. Junior Bl. ' Kilbirnie, 256 (Bain 39, Flanigan 36, Clarken 36, Plowman 24, Doherty 22, Philp 22, Askew 11, Gini 10 not out), met Railways, 128 for five wickets (Knapp 53 not out, J. Gray 28 not out, A. Robson 10, J. Robson 10). Bowling for Railways, R. Knapp took five wickets for 75, Gifford two for 52, E. Robson one for 9,, A. Knapp one for 14, Bryan one for 23. Stop Out, 201 (Arthur ,46, Burnette 30, Day 30, McFee 27, O'Connor 21), met University, 100 for two wickets (Moore 45 not out, Carey 30 not out). Bowling for University Geddis took five wickets for 34 runs, Godfrey three for 43. Wellington College Old Boys, 319 (Tolan 167, C. Mark 43, Richardson 20, A. Mark 18, Wickstead 16) met Technical College Old Boys, 38 for four wickets. Bowling for Technical, Jamieson took seven wickets for 74 runs, Ward two for 51. I Karori, 172 for seven wickets (Warren 53, Hanratty 32, Edwards 23, Pringle 16, Armitage 16, Nimmo 10), met Institute. Bowling: For Institute, Collinge took two wickets for 27 runs, Douglas two for 45. Junior 82. Wellington College Old Bays, 34, met Kilbirnie, 211 (Macklin 68, Clarke 43, D.earneld 20, Ward 15, Coupe 15). Bowling for Kilbirnie, Cocks took three wickets for 12 runs, Dumbleton five for 13, Bryenton two for 3. For Old Boys, Bull took four for 52, Devery three for 33, Collie three for 72. Hutt won from Technical by default. Onslow, 188 (Kelly 26, Lawrence 27, Gentrey 20, Hetherick 21) met Institute, 26 and 24 for three. Bowling for Onslow Hetherick took eight wickets for 3 runs: Karori, IG7 (Bolton 30, Gaskin 37, Walsh 20, Kells 22) and. 18 for one wicket, met Petone. 119. V.M.C.A., 199 (Burnett 24, Steptoe 65, Linklater 33, Wallburton 20) met Midland. 51 and 46 for three wickets 1 (Bock 28). Bowling for V.M.C.A., Wrieley took six wickets for 13 runs, Smith three for 21, Steptoe two for 10. Junior C. Technical. 167 (Woodgev 81, Lawson 30, Amas 16, Churchill 12, McKinnie 10), met Kilbirnie, 185 (Haylock 59. Kenner 32. Newton 23. Christie 16, Caton 34, Wakclin 11 not out). Bowl-

ing for Kilbirnie, Wakelin took three wickets lor 11 runs, Caton. three for 15 Longmore one for 15, Haylock two for 32, Allen one for 32. I Brooklyn, 53 and 75 for nine, beat ] university, 66 and 62, by one wicket. Bowling for University, Kirkcaldie took three wickets for 2 runs, Shaw five for 18. Kaiwarra won from Wellington Colleg Old Boys by default. Midland. 127 (Mossley 32, Russell 20, Ward 20, Fleming, not out. 20), met Karori, 29 for two (.Black 16). Bowl-1, ing: For Karori, Grubb took four wickets for 3 runs, Keenan two for 23. ] Junior D. Midland, 142 for seven declared (Fry 42, Young 21, Perkin 15 not out, Cooper 14, Macklin 13, G. E. Kickett 11 not out) beat Institute B, 22 (Bull 13), and 20 (Bull 10). Bowling for Midland, Stewart took six wickets for 13 runs and four for 9, G. E. Rickett two for 7 and four for 5. For Institute, B. Bull took two for 5. University, 143 (Halstead 25), met Institute A 123. Bowling for Institute, A. Edwards toolc three wickets for 23 runs, Lawson three for 7. V.M.C.A., 64 and 70. Karori, 44. Bowling for V.M.C.A., Barnes took four wickets for 2 runs. Ward three for 8, Hawton three for 9; for Karori, Macdonald took seven for 8, Phyoer three for 7. x •'* ■ . Third Grade. „ Kaiwarra, 129 (Aldridge 53, Manzone 25) beat Karori, 100 (Illing 30, Sievers 23, Gaskin 10). Bowling for Kaiwarra, Aldridge took four wickets for 26 runs, Muir three for 14, McKay three for 32). For Karori, Beasley took three for 34, Gaskin two for 18. and Barnett ,oßai£ vays v«2sa for four- declared (Strafford 72, Baker 71, Withers 52, Donald 36 not out) beat Onslow, 41 and 41 (Munro 11, Hayes 12). Bowling for Railways, Withers took eight wickets for 13 runs, StrafTord five for 16. Burns four for 12. For Onslow Hayes took one for 5. j Kutt. 113 (Kilminster 31, Wenslade ] 26) beat Kilbirnie. 25 and six for 65 ] (Cross 14 not out and 28). Bowling for jKilbumie, Goldstein took five wickets i for 18' runs and Hunter two for 5. For Hutl. Kilminster five for 4 and three for 7. University, 59, met Petone. 144 for seven (McCleggan 49, Edney 41). Bowling for Petone, ,Banyon took three wickets for 2 runs and five for 12. For University Walker took four for 4. Special Grade. Midland, 178 (Cooper 55. Hutchins 45) met Hutt A, 105 (Hunt 42 not out) Bowling for Hutt, Hunt took four wickets for 43 runs. Petone East, 121 and five for 44, met Hutt B, 68 (Raine 24, Andrews 17) Bowling for Hutt, Andrews took four wickets for 51 runs. For Petone East Raine took two for 6, Cleverley six for 28, A. Howe four for 30. College, 120 (Mackay 36. Joplin 24) met Kilbirnie, 92 (Morris 39, Phillips 17, Christoohersen 15). Bowling for Kilbirnie, Brownlee took four wickets for 51 runs, Taylor three for 22. and Christophersen three for 17. For College. Nelson took five for 15.

Wellington, a bye.