SATURDAY'S CRICKET

Evening Star, Issue 17313, 29 March 1920, Page 8

SATURDAY'S CRICKET

FIRST GRADE. GRANGE WIN~THB SHTELD. Cari&brook A secured a two-point win over the B team, the latter making only 99 in responee to the former's 326. Grange defeated Albion and thus won j the shield, with a record showing no loss. .1 The North Ground wicket -was bumpy, and Grange wejp disposed of for 100 ruafc which gave Alhson hopes of victory. B«» Bunn and Beeby disposed of them tor 74. Christian Brothers made 164 against iuorninjrton's 45—an easy win. Details of matches as under:— Cajusbri ok A.—First Innings.

Total ' - 16 1 I SECOND GRADE. Mornington A 180 defeated Y.M.C.A. 118 High School 149 defeated Carisbrook D 76. b IXTERPROVIXCIAL AVERAGES. The batting and bowling averages of the Otacro team in the season's mterprovincial games are as under:

Lomas b A. Alloo ,. 28 H. C. Smith st Martin b Raynor ... 52 Harraway b Nelson • 48 ; J. Smith c Thomas b A. Alloo ™ ... 100 ' Dean c Morice b Ramsden ... .„ ... 23 ; Cantrell c Cameron b Ram6den 2 Fraser c Westbrook b Ramsden 19 Wolatenholme c Nelson b Ramsden ... l •; O'Shea st Martin b A. Alloo...... ... o ; 'Ward not out o 1 Swinton absent Extras ... 54 Total 326 Bowling Analysis.—A. Alloo, 69 runs, j 3 wickets Ramsden, 87 runs, 4 wickets; | Ne!6on, 62 runs, 1 wicket; Raynor, 30 runs, 1 wicket; C. Alloo, 23 runs. no wickets. Cabisbroor B.—First. Inninas. A. W. Alloo c Cantrell b Dean 19 Westbrook b Dean 0 C. Alloo b Dean 7 Ramsden Tetired hurt 18 Cameron b Dean 13 Raynor st Lomas b Dean 3 Morice c Cantrell b Wolstenholme ... 8 I'nomas « Wolstenholme 5 Harraway not out 4 Nelson h Wolstenholme 2 Martin b Dean 0 20 Total 99 Howling Analysis.—Wolstenholme, 34 runs, 3 wickets; Dean, 47 runs, 6 wickets, j Grange.—First Innings. Keast c M'Faviane b Eckhoff 25 Holdaway c Williams b Eckhoff 0 M'Mullan c Barron b Cameron 14 C'onradi b Eckhoff 0 (xalland b Cameron 25 Turnbull b Cameron 0 Cherry b Cameron 0 Knight Ibw b Cameron Chad wick b Eckhoff 8 0 Be;bv c ixkhoB b Cameron 1 Biinn not out 7 Extras 20 Total 100 Bowling Analysis.—Eckhoff, 64 ball 5. 37 runs, 4 wickots; Cameron, 57 ball s, 1 maiden. 43 runs, 6 wickets.

Albion.—First lnnm-is. M'Farlanc c Galland b Bunn ... 2 Shepherd b Bunn 0 Johnston st Chsdwick b Beeby ... 0 Barron run out 18 Siedeberg ■> Bnnr. 0 Eckhoff ■ Beeby » 1 Binnie c Cherry b Beeby 27 Cameron lbw b Beeby 1 K. w ..liams b Beeby 6 F. William? c Beeby b Bunn ... 15 Davis not out 5 Extra 1 Total 74 Bowling Ar.aliyd?.— Bunn, 85 balls maidens, 19 runs. 4 wickets: Beeby. , 4 80 balls, 1 maiden. 54 runs, 5 wicket MORNIXGXOX. First innings 45

Chri 5TIAN BROTHEBS.—First Innings Hayes t :> Anderson ... 10 Rcdd::i, ;tun b Anderson 0 Higgins ' c and b J. Ha g 63 Casev b M'Xrili ••• • 24 Al'Carl mi Ibw b Sliaw . 16 0 Burke .-. b Shaw Bond c b J. Hai? ... • 25 Tarleto i c. b J. HaifT - 10 Brown c. b Haig ... - 0 Bnker c, b Haig ... . 0 0 Fogam not out ... . F.X vas 16

B.VTTI> "C. m - ,. .5° 5i "^ — 2 "m 3 2 r : 5 5 = B > J. M'Mullan 4 1 138 85* 46.0 L. Lomas ... 2 1 41 39 41.0 W. Beeby ... o 2 57 29* 57.0 A. Galland ... 7 1 167 71 27.5 F. 5 — 130 85 26.0 V. Haig 2 1 18 13* 18.0 T. M'Farlane 2 — 33 19 16.1 A. Eckhold ... 5 — •79 53 15.4 A. W. Alloo 7 — 106 35 15.1 L. Chadwick 5 — 42 23 14.0 G. Alloo 5 — 63 34 12.3 R. A. 'Westbrook 7 — 78 40 11.1 W Cherry ... 2 — 21 11 10.1 X. Conradi ... 2 — 17 14 8.1 J. Barron 4 1 21 17 7.0 R. Torrance 7 — 48 26 6.6 J. M. Smith. 5 — 30 12 6.0 C. Chadwick 5 — 14 15 2.4 * Not out. Bowlixc. ? •g ?0 'V -i4 £ o 'a 3 ;^ 5 r3 « ?* <^ N. Conradi .. 8 5 21 3 7.0 A. W. Alloo.. 124. 1 24 326 24 15.14 R. Torrance .. 159.2 34 590 28 15.26 iA. Eckhold .. 6. 4 1 15 1 15.0 :w . Beebv 16 — 72 4 18.0 ;a. Galland .. 10 — 50 2 25.0 JM'Farlane 17.6 1 64 2 32.0 1R A. Westbrook 3 14