UNIVERSITY AND PETONE

Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 115, 11 November 1935, Page 13

UNIVERSITY AND PETONE

Neither side gained a victory as the result of the one day's play in the match between Fetone and University on the Petone Recreation Ground. The wicket was good and the weather fine. petpne, who were without the services of the Nicholls brothers and Hudson, wo, n the toss and put University in to bat. The Petone bowling was quite good, but was rot effective, in that the only two Unversity batsmen who lost their wickets vere run out. Wiren after a slow start compiled 78 in quite an attractive manner, and McMillan contributed a sold 52 not out. Blandfords 30 was made in good time. The Petone batsmen,did not do well, and when stumps were drawn at 6.15 p m because of the failing light, the side had seven wickets down for 86 runs If University had declared'half an hour earlier they would possibly have won. Blandford and Wiren were University's opening pair to the bowling of Smith and Holland. Blandford played attractive cricket, making some good shots. He looked like staying, but was run out. Included in his 30 were five Is. Wiren at this time had made only one. McMillan .was next. Riddolls had taken over from Holland, ahd a little later Dunn relieved Smith. The score mounted steadily, but not rapidly, and Johns and Judd then took over the attack. The score was raised to 100 at <s.;su p.m. The batsmen became more enterprising, forcing the pace, and despite changes of bowling the score was increased by.4o in the next fifteen minutes. Wiren, after a slow start began to take toll of the bowling, giving a chanceless display. After batting for 103 minutes McMillan reached his 50 Wiren at this time was 77, and his batting was quite enterprising. A few minutes later he was run out. His 78 included five 4's and took 140 minutes to compile. Tncklebank followed, but VY?» lnmn£s was declared closed at 4.10 p.m. with the score at 175 for two wickets. ' The Petone batting was not noteworthy. Riddolls and Smith batted well, making some good strokes, and helped very largely to save the side. Holland also gave'good service. The failing light troubled the batsmen, and at 6.15 p.m. stumps were drawn Tncklebank, McMillan, and Stevens were University's most successful bowlers..' ■• Details:— UNIVERSITY. First Innings. Blandford, run out ~.», 30 Wiren, run out 78 McMillan, not out 52 Tricklebank, not out 0 Extras. 35 Total for two wickets 175 Fall of wickets: One for 34, two for Bowling:. Holland took no wickets for .29 runs, Smith none for 37, Riddolls none for 24, Dunn none for 29 Johns none for 19, Judd none for 22. PETONE. -•.■■• - First Innings. Riddolls, b Tricklebank 22 McCarthy, c Blandford, b Tricklebank .'......;. 6 Dunn, b Stevens "."" 2 O'Leary, c Wiren,. b Stevens 2 Smith, b McMillan 2\ Holland, not out 28 Martin, st Blandford, b McMillan 1 Croft, b Tricklebank 0 Judd, not put : .i 5 Extras g Total for seven wickets so Fall of wickets: One for 15, (wo for 18, three for. .20, four for 55, fivu for 76. six for 79, seven for 80. Bowling: Tricklebank. took thi-c wickets for 24' runs, Stevens two for 15, McMillan two for 20, Victmcyer none for 9, Harpur none for 3, Dean none for 3. .The umpires were Messrs. Rodger and Slack.

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LOWER GRADE RESULTS. Lower grade matches resulted as follows:— | ' Second Grade. I Karori 213 (Harris 67, Warren 24, Browne 19, Nimmo 17, Cooper 14), beat Hutt 92 (Butler 20, Sisspns 15). Bowling for Karori, Mack took three for 23, Searell three for 28, Browne one for 13, and McDonald one for 13. Stop Out 152 for nine (J. Moore 60 'not out, W. Moore 37, Sandholm 13), drew with Wellington 103 (McDonald 101, Davis 32, Tuckwell ;14, DuU 11). Bowling for Stop Out, E. Moore took four for 40, Sandholm two for 35, Cumming two for 39, Boyton two fox 46; for Wellington, Potier took three for 36, Cousins three for 43; Rose one for 0, and McDonald one for 17. Kilbirnie 160 (Hatchard 98, Clarke 24, Lubransky 12), drew with Technical College Old Boys, 100 for six (W. Dyer 48, Churchill 11). Bowling for Kilbirnie, R. Allen took two for 21, Lubransky one for 6, Wilson one for 16, Clarke one for 21, Rooke one for 22; for Technical Old Boys, Boddy took four for 42, Allan three for 13, and W. Dyer two for 35. Institute had aii easy victory over University. University scored 99, and Institute passed' this score for the loss of two wickets. Junior A. Midland, 166 for eight (Masters 46,McLean 36 not out, Murdoch 19), beat Wellington 103 (Esquilant 38, Bruce 17). Bowling for Wellington, Blake I took six for 52; for Midland, Gates took three for 16 and Watson two for 20. Hutt, 140 (Pratt 42, Orr 27), beat Midland S.W. 64 (Kennedy 18) by 76 runs. Bowling for Hutt, Muir took four for 3 and Halstead two for 8; for Midland, Jewell took five for 34. Brooklyn, 82 (Macfarlane 58, Samson 17 not out); Onslow, 100 (Riddick 37, Gentry 17, Lindsay 15, Annand-Smith 14). Bowling for Brooklyn, Bentley took four for 33, Samson three for 33; for Onslow, Bird took six for 33. Junior 81. Karori, 207 for seven (Edwards 70, Pringle 66, Cudby 17, Armitage 12, Nimmo 11), beat Stop Out 119 (McCarthy 38, Archer 37). Bowling for Karori, Cudby took five for 44, and Sutton three for 27. Kilbirnie, 123 for one, declared (Bain 48 not out, Parkin 35, Doherty 32 not out), beat Technical College Old Boys 104 (Williamson 26, C. Kerr 25, McLean 18, Baker 11) and 137 (C. Kerr 38, K. Kerr 36 not out, McLean 17, Baker 12) by 19 runs on the first innings. Bowling for Kilbirnie, Parkin took five for 29, Phelp one for 13 and one for 24, Flanagan two for 58, Dayison four for 18, Gini three for 18, Bain one for 2, and Doherty one for 6; for Technical Old Boys, Williamson took one for 24. University, 212 for nine, declared (Betts 81, Tredray 23, Josephson 19, Moore 40, Eggleton 20, Gerard 12 not out), drew with Railways, 128 for six (J. Robson 57, Woolley 23). Bowling for University, Tredray took three for 23, Geddes one for 23, Eggleton' one for 4, Chesterman one for 10; for Railways, A. Robson took two for 18, and J. Gray three for 67. • Junior 82. t Karori, 100 for three, declared '(J. Monk 47 not out, Kells 19 not out, Adams 17), beat Institute 74 (Spolski 36) and 77 for four wickets (Spolski 28). Bowling for Karori, J. Monk took four for 15, and Kells two for 6. V.M.C.A., 145 (Wrigley 29, Green 39 not out, Wallburton 26, Steptoe 22), beat Hutt, 141 (Kilminster 27), by four runs. Bowling for V.M.C.A., Smith took four for 18; for Hutt, Kilminster took seven for 38. Kilbirnie, 97 (Reid 21, Bryenton 17 not out, Dumbleton 16, Clark 11), beat Petone, 86 (Adam 19, Aitken 12 not out, Poisson 11, Parata 10), by 11 runs on the first innings. Bowling for Kilbirnie, Bryenton took five for 30 and Dumbleton three for 13; for Petone, Simpson took five for 28, Adams two for 27, Dunn one for 14, and McLaggan one for 18. Junior C. Karori, 61 (Kernan 22, Russell 21, Hildreth 10) and 143 for nine (Russell 53, Duckworth 31 not out, Lewer 13, Clarke 13) scored an ' outright win over Kilbirnie, 107 (Christie 35) and 90 for three, declared (Allen 31 not out, Hay lock 41). Bowling for Karori, Clarke took six for 51 and Mansfield two for 16. Old Boys, 117, beat University, 99. Kaiwarra, 256 (Muir 77 not out, Dyer 70, McLean 40, McKay 28), drew with Technical College Old Boys, 240 for 8 (Woodger 141, Elton 29, Churchill 27). Bowling for Kaiwarra, Muir took two. for-35. Turner two for 46. For Technical Old Boys, Lawson took five for 50, Churchill two for 29. Junior D. University, 140, beat Karori, 91. Kilbirnie, 141 (White 34, Russ-23, Lauder 23, Morris 22, Sloan 13), beat Institute, 55 (Miller 15, F. Miner 14) and 57- (F. Miner 17, A. Miner 16, Miller 12), by an innings and 29 runs. Bowling for Kilbirnie, M. Christie took three for 20 and two for 13, Morris three for 25 and one for 10, Eattfn four for 30, Russ one for 0. For Institute, Millar took three for 27, Edwards two for 27, F. Miner two for 33, B. Miner one for 2, Wickenden one for 12, Smith one for 17. Midland, 220 (Fry 87 not out, Perkin 36, Cooper 24, Kennedy 19), beat V.M.C.A., 50 (Horton 24). For Midland, G. E. Rickett took five for 3 and Stewart four for 36. For V.M.C.A., Jacobsen took eight for 72. Institute B, 114 (Cotter 40, Nixon 21. Preston 32 not out)\ beat Johnsonvillc, 32 and 40. Bowling for Institute B, Bull took four wickets for 14 runs, Mason five for 9, and four for 12, Peiston, six for 11. For Johnsonville, Powell took three for 28, Neale 4 for 21, Large one for 7, Harrison one for 21. Third Grade. Karori, 123 (Illing 70, Beasley 24), beat Hutt, 22 and 48, by an innings and 53 runs. Bowling for Karori, Gaskin took four for 8, and Beasley three for 10. For Hutt, Sullivan took eight for 50. Railways, 191 for nine, declared (Burns 51, Withers 50, Strafford 29), beat University, 100 (J. A. Evans 60 not out) and 104 for three (J. A. Evans 77 not out). Bowling for Railways, Strafford took six for 31, Donald three for 12, \tenimore three for 17. For University, J. A. Evans took four for 36.

Onslow, 113 (Windust 38, Chapman 28, Poole 18) and 71 for 9 (Munro 26, Windust 15), beat Kilbirnie, 60 (Goldstein 27) and 108 (Dunn 30, Goldstein 27, Miller 15 not out). Bowling for Onslow, Munro took seven for 21 and three for 27, Hayes one for 16 and three for 24, Poole two for 28, Bradshaw one for 9, Windust one for 20. For Kilbirnie (Hunter took five for 16 and one for 15, Dunn two for 21, and one for 11. Goldstein one for 22 and five for 22, Cross two for 18 and one for 18.