HIGH SCHOOL CRICKET

Evening Star, Issue 19724, 26 November 1927, Page 6

HIGH SCHOOL CRICKET

WAITAII WINS DOTH GAMES When the cricket match between 1 the High Schools from Otago and Waitaki was re-. • sinned yesterday afternoon, the south-west wind, which prevailed in the morning, continued to sweep across th- wound. As a -result some good bowling averages were secured; but, apart from the 51 scored by Maloney, there was no outstanding performance recorded with the bat. The Waitaki High School won both games, the senior by eight wickets, and junior by four wickets. The umpires for the first elevens were Messrs D. and S. Allan, and for the second elevens Messrs E. Harrawoy and E. Houston. SENIOR MATCH. To Otago’s moderate total of 60, Waitaki replied with 126, Wayne being top scorer with 26. In its second strike Otago made 125, Maloney contributing -51 and H. Jolly 25. At 6.50 Waitaki went to the wickets again, requiring 58 runs to win. After half ’ an hour’s play the score road 65 for two wickets, Francis and Mackenzie being not out, wilh 21 and 16 respectively. Scores: — OTAGO BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL. First innings 60 Second Innings. Maloney Ibw b Aslin 5J IbboUou run out 10 H. Jolly b Darragh , 10 Holden Ibw b NTimini U JJrcw at Francis b Darragh 5 M’Alpinc b Carrington 0 Turnbull b Carrington 5 Cameron not out 7 K. Jolly b Carrington I Clark b Carrington 0 Ussher Ibw b Carrington 5 Extras 16 Total 123 Bowling Analysis.—Carrington, 66 bails, 3 maidens, 15 runs, 5 wickets; Aslin, 80 balls, one -maiden, 25 runs, one wicket;. Mackenzie, 32 balls, 2 maidens, 12 runs;. Darragh, 96 balls, two .maidens, 37 runs, 2 wickets; - Evans, 16 balls, 12 runs; Nimmo, 21 balls, 1 maiden, 5 runs, 1 wicket. WAITAKI BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL First Innings. Evans b Drew 3 Carrington c Ussher b M'Alpino 14 Mackenzie st Clark b Maloney 13 Francis Ibw M'Alpino ... 18 Hamilton c R. Jolly b M'Alpine 6 Aslin b Drew _ 18 Wayne b M'Alpine 26 Nimmo b H. Jolly 0 Macallan b Maloney H Milner not out 14 Darragh c Ibbotson b M'Alpine U Extras 0 Total 126 Bowling Analysis.—H. Jolly, 72 balls, 22 runs, 1 wicket; Drew, 96 balls. 1 maiden, 58 runs, 2 wickets; M'Alpine, 88 balls, 41 runs, 5 wickets; Maloney, 48 balls, 2o runs, 2 wickels. Second Innings. Carrington c Clark b M'Alpine 10 Evans st Clark b H. Jolly 13 Francis not out 24 Mackenzie not out 16 Extras 2 Total for two wickets 65 Bowling Analysis.—Drew, 40 balls, 1 maiden, 31 runs; M'Alpine, 16 balls, 16 runs, 1 wicket; H. Jolly, 16 balls, 16 runs, 1 wicket. JUNIOR GAME. For Otago in the first innings M'Lachlan was (on scorer with 54. Waitaki replied with 102, Mahoney and Court adding 57 between them for the Inst wicket. Otago's second strike yielded 89 runs, leaving (he visitors 92 to get. This they did after losing six wickets. For Otago Oliettleburgh secured five wickets for 24 runs. Scores:— OTAGO BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL. First innings 101 1 Second Innings. M'Lachlan b Upton 0 Cunningham b Upton 8 Chelticburgh c Upton b Bell 17 Lews st Jelly b Bell ••• 3 Jones c Hislop b Fickling Henderson c Fickling b Bell 0 Cameron run out 23 Abel b Fickling ... ... 0 Manson Ibw b Fickling 2 Murray b Fickling ... 5 Thomson not out J Extras “ Total 83 Bowling Analysis.—Upton, two for 19; Bell, flirco for 20; Fickling, four for 17. WAITAKI BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL. First Innings. Stoekwell b Manson 1 Calder b Manson 12 Hunter run out 3 Jelly Ibw b Henderson 3 Hislop run out 3 Mahoney not, out Fickling b Manson “ Upton e Thomson b Manson o Grey b CboUloburph ” Bell b Chettlcbnrgh 3 Co*jrt. b Chelticburgh Extras J> Total If Bowling Anal,vsis.-Manson. tour for 19: Henderson, one for 28; ChoUleburgb, three for 14. Second Inning. Stoekwell c Thomson b Manson 8 Calder b Cheltkiburgh ... JHunter st Abel b Chcltlcburgb 2+ Court b Chetllcbnrgb ... ... Mabonev c Bows b Chcttlehnrgh ... 1' Hislop i M'Lachlan b Chettlcburgh ... 1» Jolly not out „ Union not out Extras _ Tola! for sis wickets ... ... 97 Bowling Analysis.—Man.-on, one for 24; Chelticburgh, five for 24.