LOWER GRADE RESULTS

Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 133, 2 December 1935, Page 16

LOWER GRADE RESULTS

four wickets, declared (Bonner 160, Dyer 71, Churchill 33, Hutchison 33, Southee 30 not out, Boddy 17 not out), met University, 36 for three wickots. Bowling for Technical, Boddy two for 13 and Dyer one for 14. For Univerkets (Joiner 15, Bentley 10), met Welone for 73, Stephenson one for 78, and Edgeley one for 81.

Wellington, 157 (Arndt 37, Clouston 35, Tuckwell 21, DufE 11), met Kilbirnie, 134 for nine wickets (Bain 41, Lawton 34, Hatchard 17). Bowling for Kilbirnie, Allen took four for 36, Wilkes two for 37. Eaton one for 6, and Clarke one for 39.

Junior A.

Petone, 321 (O'Connor 101, Sargisson 53, Croft 38, H. Martin 34, Tovey 33), met Hutt, for whom Holstead took four for 97 and Pratt two for 47.

Institute, 310 (Owen 105, Gini 59, Reid 29, McLean 25), met Midland, 45 for two wickets (Cook 28 not out). Bowling for Midland, Gates took five for 123 and Cook three for 76.

Brooklyn, 130 (Bentley 54, Pragnell 23, McFarlane 23) and 48 for six wickets (Joiner 15, Bentley 100), met Wellington College, 113 (Thompson 35, Dyhrberg 22, Barrett 12). Bowling: For College, Bartlett five for 18, Barrett one for 18, Alexander one for 4, Ongley three for 24,1 Bartlett one for 17, Young one for 7; for Brooklyn, Bentley two for 16, Pragnell one for 30. Hassell two for 29, Sampson three for 25. Junior B. Kilbirnie, 180 (Parkin 80, Scotland 31, Dumbleton 30 not out, Philp 11), met Karori, 219 for three wickets (Armitage 150, including fifteen 6's, Hanratty 19, Cudby 17 not out). Bowling for Karori, Pringle took two for 30, Sutton two for 38, Cudby two for 47/Nimmo one for 16. University, 207 (Wicks 64, Stace 60, Campbell 27, Geddis 18, Moore 11), met Institute, 128 for three wickets (Arnott 64 not out, Beveridge 23, Collinge 20, Rogers 19). Bowling for Institute, Douglas took six for 68 and Samson' two for 14. For University, Evans one for 11 and Wicks one for 28. Junior 82. Midland, 99 (Bock 36, Devonport 24 not out, Watson 10) and 23 for one wicket, met Petone, 68 (Adams 22, Parata 16, Scott 13). Bowling: For Petone, Dunn six for 34, and Hudson two for 12; for Midland, Ericsson four for 30, Moloney three for 25, and Watson two for 10. Kilbirnie, 298 (Hairfield 88, Nicholl 38 not out, Ward 35, Reid 28, Macklin 22. Lauder 22, Clarke 13, Bramley 11), met Institute, for whom Goldiberg took three for 50, Lawson three for 60; Spolsky two for 38, Fennimore one for 30, and Barron one for 40. Hutt, 339 (Rudman 94. Doig 56, Orr 50 not out. Player 40, Foster 35), met Karori, 78 for three. For Karori, L. Monk five for 68; for Hutt, Rudman three for 40. Junior C. Wellington College Old Boys, 38 (Bull 12), and 74 for four wickets,(Bull 27 not out, S. Colley 10 not out), met Kilbirnie, 303 (Allen 73 not out, Cocks 57 retired. Haswell 50 retired, Steel 28, Fairman 36 not out, Haylock 20, Marshall 11). Bowling: For Kilbirnie, Allen six for 21, and Haylock two for 17; for Old Boys, C. Colley three for 78, Bull two for 81, Mitchell one for 16. and S. Colley one for 63. Kaiwarra, 154 (Johnson 59, McLean 35, Muir 24), met Karori, 172 for three wickets (Keenan 58 not out, Russell 58. Clarke 37, Mansfield 11). Junior D. Onslow, 105 (Jeffs 45, Poole 26, Julius 16, Quinn 13), Wt Kilbirnie 149 (Lewer 49, Thomas 34, Bansgrove 19 not out, Sloan 12). Bowling: For Kilbirnie, Morris five for 36, Bansgrove two for 15, and Eaton one for 15; for Onslow, Jeffs four for 37, Hooper two for 21, Poole two for 33, and Julius one for 40. Third. Railways, 257 (Stratford 100 retired, Donald 71, Walton 37 retired) defeated Hutt, 159 (Smith 41, Neale 30, Slostlow 20). Bowling: For Railways, Strafford three for 29, Withers two for 10; for Hutt, Wall three for 70, Corbett one for 4.

Onslow, 64 and 3 for two wickets, defeated University, 28 (Murphy 14) and 40 iMurphy 13, Sexton 11). Bowling: For University, Johnstone seven for 36, and Murphy two for 3; for Onslow, Hayes six for 9. Kilbirnie, 167 (Dunn 68, Kemp 41, Stott 13 not out, Robinson 13), defeated Kaiwan-a, 125 (Chamberlain 47, Cox 17, Aldridge 17, McLeod 16, Edlin 12, Harris 11). Bowling: For Kilbirnie, Goldstein four for 22, Dunn three for 52, Smithson one for 8, Robinson one for 20, and Cross one for 28; for Kaiwarra, Aldridge five for 82, Harris three for 2, and Edlin one for 18. Special Grade. Wellington. 166 (Marris 42, Watt 29, Westbrook 28), met Hutt A, 127 for four wickets (P. Judd 31 not out, Gostello 23, Lockett 20). Bowling: For Hutt, Hunt five for 52, and A. Judd three for 31. ■ Wellington College, 199 (Cameron 45 not out, Dighton 44), met Hutt B, 77 for three wickets (Ward 33 not out). Bowling for Hutt. Andrews took five for 58. E Grade. Pensions Department, 143 for seven wickets (Boyes 54, Sole 30, Mouat 35), defeated Berhampore, 123 (Adams 46, Josling 2i, Blomfield 17). Bowling for Pensions, Dorian took six -wickets for 35 runs, and Moriarty three for 14. For Berhampore, Brown took three for 35, and Blomfield two for 24. Atlantic Union, 258 for two wickets, declared (Guy not out 108, Paterson 31, Baker 100, Cox not out 13), defeated Self Help, 98 (Swith 32, Keily 14). Bowling for Atlantic Union, Baker took four wickets for 27 runs, Denton four for 47, and Marshall two for 6. Pensions Department, 56 (Sole 21) and 66 for eight wickets (Sole 30), defeated Labour Bureau, 43 (Wiffin 14, Parsons 10) and 88 for eight wickets, declared (Wiffln 31, Parsons 19), on the first innings in a competition game played on Wednesday, Bowling for Labour Bureau, Nicholson took five wickets for 22 runs and four for 16, Auld five for 31 and two for 41. For Pensions, Dorrian took four for 17 and four for 21, Sole four for 31, and Mouat two for 7. ■

U.L.M., 93 (Newman 36) and 114 for two wickets, declared, defeated Seatoun, 52 (Harkness 10, Kelly 17) and 56 for three wickets (C. Yeoman 20, W. Day 18). Bowling for Seatoun, Smith took five wickets for 24 runs, Harkness two for 25, 'and W. Day two for 48. Labour Bureau won from J. R. McKenzies by default. F Grade. R. G. Kain, 188 for seven wickets (Gill 63, Makinson not out 57, Hingston 15, Mason 14), defeated National Bank, 125 (Biggar 27, Jordan 28 not out, Avery 20, Fleming 19). Bowling for 11. G. Kain, T. Barr took six wickets for 64 runs, and Mason two for 57. For National Bank, Hunt took four for 35. Taylor-Giles; 246 for six wickets, declared (Harding not out 100, J. Taylor not out 51. Stevens 48), defeated Telephone Exchange, 116 (Downes 19, Kruck 36) and 70 (Carncross 21, Welsford 27). Bowling for Taylor-Gyles, Reynolds took five wickets for 25 and four for 40, and Jepson four for 40 and five for 30.

Lands and Survey, 133 (Edwards 32, Mason 22, Cantion 16), defeated Local Bodies, 118 (Wilde 48, Chapman 20, Tucker 13. Sim 13). Bowling for Local Bodies, Chapman took five wickets for 31 runs, and Castle three for 49. For Lands and Survey,-Ashton took six for

36. Excelsior, 101 (Hedges 30, Forbes 15, Brown 14) and 48 for four wickets

(Tingey 20, Amies 16), defeated Shipping, 44 (Growcott'l7) and 96 (Thompson 45, H. Wiffin 14). Bowling for Excelsior, Amies took six wickets for 28 runs and three for 39, Reeves three for 12 and two for 39, and Cade three for 5. For Shipping, Thompson took four for 31 and three for 14, and H. Wiffin five for 26. Fire Brigade, 162 (Woolley not out 78, Drummond 36, Tobin 21, Kerr 21>. defeated Ross and Glendining, 122 (Dalgleish 72). Bowling for Fire Brigade, Baillie took seven wickets for 58 runs. For Ross and Glendining, Martin took four wickets for 47. G Grade.

Wright, Stephenson, 256 (J. Davenport not out 131, Wills 44, McKenna 34,

Tyler 11), defeated Taxes Department,

105 (Hingston 25, Crawford 36, Burns 17. Welkin 13) and 66 for eight wickets (Hingston 19, Crawford 24). Bowling for Wright, Stephenson, Joy took three

wickets for 30 runs and three for 2, and H. Blewett four for 51 and three for 3. For Taxes, Crawford took seven for 66 and Burns three for 127.

Grey Cabs, 196 (Neilson 101, Munro 41), defeated Gas Co., 144 (Denison 27, Widdison 24, Campbell 17, Coombe not out 13J. Bowling for Gas Co., Marshall took four wickets for 41 runs, and Smith four for 70. Aulsebrooks, 170 (Carey 41, Hanrahan 38, Smith 27), defeated Duthies, 90 (F. Hadfleld 24, W. P. Lee 11) and 12i for four wickets (McConchie 52, Lee 36, Prior 26). Bowling for Duthies, Hadfleld took three wickets for 44 runs, Lee two for 18, and Knight four for 43.

UNIVEKSITY. First Innings. Blandford, c Fowler, b Judd 21 Wiren, b Champness 32 McMillan, b Rotherham 5 Connell, b McLeod 24 Harding, c Fowler, b Judd 28 Tricklebank, lbw, b Champness .. 0 Harpur, lbw, b Judd ..." 8 Paetz, c Ross, b Rotherham 45 Vietmeyer, not out 25 Stevens, b Judd 1 Dean, lbw, b Rotherham 5 Extras 7 Total 201