JUNIOR GAMES

Evening Star, Issue 20051, 17 December 1928, Page 2

JUNIOR GAMES

SECOND GRADE A Christian Brothers Old Boys (158) defeated North-east Valley (51 and 99) by an -innings and 8 runs. For the winners F. Toomey (35), O’Connor (32), Parsons (21), M'Carten (18), Sullivan (12), and Russell (11) batted well, and Russell (eight for 27), Brookes (six for 54), and Parsons (four'for. 38) shared the bowling honours. For Northeast Valley Hughes«(2l and 18), Elliot (23), Bunn (14), J. Hope (12), Bell (11), and W. Hope (11) made the.best .scores. Cook took three for 43, Cullen two for 19, and Bunn two for 22. Caris brook beat Old Boys by 91 runs on the first innings. Old Boys offered a stubborn resistance, and i reached 197, mainly through the efforts of Dr Moore (64), Matheson (46), and J. Gould (24), all of whom played well. For Carisbrook G. Groves bowled well, taking seven wickets for 65 runs. Carisbrook D, continuing their first icings against Grange (201), made 220 i «'„s. The best scores for Carisbrook were made by Waller (35), Douglas (71), . Elder (12), Channan 14), Cameron (11), Gourley (10), and Hensleigh (26 not out). Grange’s best bowler was Dey, who took five wickets for 55 runs, and for Carisbrook Charman took seven wickets. Carisbrook D had a two-point win on the first innings. In response to the score of 222 made by Albion on the previous Saturday, Dunedin replied with 125 (Hardman 27, Torrance 39, Templeton 75) - Of Albion’s total Holden (83), Churchill, sen, (49), and Churchill, jun. (25), were the chief contributors. In thensecond innings Albion were dismissed for 64 (Churchill, jun., 24, Wallace 13), while Dunedin made 59 for six wickets (Arnold 22). Bowling for Dunedin Inwood and Constable secured four wickets each, while for Albion the bowling honours were fairly evenly. distributed in the first innings, and Holden took four .wickets for 22 .runs in the second. SECOND GRADE O'

Dunedin C, and North-east Valley played a drawn game on the Oval. Valley, batting first, made 154 for eight wickets (declared) in three hours (Glover 57, retired, Coates 24, Moorhouse 22, Anderson 21, Faithful 16). xu the hour remaining for play Dunedin sccored 92 for tho loss of five wickets (Davies 40, Nesbit 24, Robson 10 not out). Bowling for Dunedin, Anderson took three wickets for 26; Wycherley one for 14, Fairmaid one for 20, Petre one for 28, Mackersy one for 52, For Valley Glover took three: wickets and Coates two.

Christian Brothers Old Boys 122 drew with Carisbrook 0 (nine wickets fox--100). Batting for Christian Brothers Wills made 32, ’Dawkins 27, Wilson 24, and M‘Kewen 12, and for Carisbrook Harraway (40 not out) and Raynor (19) were the only batsmen to reach double figures. Bowling for Christian Brothers M'Kewen took two wickets for 12, M'Donald two for 14, and Fulton two for 23, and for Carisbrook Fraser took two for 12, Wolstonholme two for 9, and Cuddie two for 26. Albion B 84 (Williams 55, Sinclair 10) defeated Grange 37 and 82 (Twose 43, Hepburn 11, Graham not out 15). For Albion M'Ghee and Williams took five wickets each. For Grange Hepburn took five wickets for 3 runs. THIRD GRADE Albion 190 (Wilson 48. M'Lennon 52 retired, Roche 21, .Smith 31 not out) easily defeated Kaikorai A, who made 22. Bowling for the winners Smith took six wickets for 12. Kaikorai 114 beat Old Boys 84. Harris (31), Crawford (32), and Vial and Stewart (10 each) batted well for Kaikorai, as did M'Mullen (24) and Cunningham (16) for Old Boys. Harris (six for 28) and H. Beath (three for 24) bowled well for Kaikorai, as did Harved for Old Boys. Christian Brothers nine wickets for 232 defeated High School Old Boys B 70. V. Cahill (71/not out), R. Cusack (67), P. Lauren (27 not out), W. Lowe (16), and V.- Cusack (13) batted best for Christian Brothers; while for High School Old Bovs Robertson made; 17 and Vivian 16. Bowling for Christian Brothers, R.'Cusack took three wickets for 19,V. Cahill two for 10, and V. Cusack one for 2 For High School Old Boys Robertson, Stewart, and Fowler secured the wickets. Knox Church 111' drew with Kaikorai B seven wickets for 110. For 1 Knox Church, Creed (70) and .Sinton (10) were the principal scorers, Larkins (two wickets for 19) and Hughes (two for 17) bowled best. For Kaikorai, Smale (45), Torrance (12), Death (12), and Harris (10) batted well. Smale took two wickets for 12 and Foote three for 19. FOURTH GRADE . Playing against Albion, Dunedin were for 9' runs.- Albion 1 compiled ,110 (Edgar 46, Leader 50). For the winners, Leader took eight wickets for 3 runs.