CRICKET

Greymouth Evening Star, 31 March 1930, Page 9

CRICKET

MARRIED MEN BEAT BACHELORS

The cricket season was brought to a close yesterday when a match was played at the Recreation Ground between teams representing married and single players in the competition. Married men were two short, Lord and Rose being substituted, but they prov-. ed too good for the bachelors, and won by 43 runs. Matthews and A. Barlow opened at the crease for the bachelors. The former made 11 before being clean-bowled, while A. Baldwin put his pads in front of the first ball delivered to him. Restieaux (20), and F. Baldwin (39) became associated, and their contributions, were the principal factors in the total for the innings being 89. A feature was that “Mr Extras” scored a duck. Jamieson was the most effective trundler for the Benedicts. The latter began badly as Denton was dismissed by a smart catch in the slips by Matthews before the scoring account was opened, while when 2 was up Bayley was bowled by Baldwin and then fell back over his wickets. Mclntosh (23) and Delaney (14) made the married men’s chances appear reasonably good, and when Casey got to work he soon wiped off the deficit. Then he lashed out and lifted foux’ sixers and some boundaries, being unbeaten at the finish with a tally of 55 runs. The scores were as follow: —

" SINGLE. A. Baldwin, 1.b.w., b Nightingale 0 J. Matthews, b Nightingale .. 11 Garbitt, c Restieaux, b Nightingale 0 Restieaux, b Jamieson 20 F. Baldwin, b Jamieson .. .. 39 Bunt, c Bayley, b Jamieson .. 2 Jacobson, b Jamieson 0 Anderson, 1.b.w., b Delaney .. 3 Dyas, c Jamieson, b Delaney .. 10 Mulloy, c Rose, b Jamieson .. 1 Grooby, not out ~ .3 Extras 0 / Total 89 Bowling analysis: Jamieson 5 for 16, Delaney 2 for 10, Nightingale 3, for 29, Rose none for 13, Mclntosh 0 for 21.

MARRIED. Denton, c Matthews, b Baldwin 0 Bayley, b Baldwin 0 Mclntosh, b Restieaux ... .. .. 23 Nightingale, c Bunt, b Matthews 2 Delaney, c Matthews, b Anderson 14 Jamieson, b Anderson 4 Casey, not out 55 Davis, st., Davies, b Baldwin .. 8 Hopkinson, b Baldwin ... .. 5 Rose, c Anderson, bA. Baldwin 8 Lord, c Bunt, b A. Baldwin .. 0 Extras .... .. .. .. 13 Total 132 Bowling analysis: F. Baldwin 4 for 41, Matthews 1 for 10, Anderson 2 for 22, Restieaux 1 for 16, A. Baldwin 2 for 32.

CAMERONS v. WATERSIDERS Watersiders and Camerons wound up the season by playing a friendly game at Camerons and, to give all a strike, it was arranged to play 13 a side. The match was enjoyable and the local side treated theii’ visitors in a hospitable manner, the ladies providing afternoon tea. Details were as follow:—

Camerons. —Ogilvie, c Blair, b Comerford 4; Wilson, run out, 3; Archer, c Malloy, b Comerford, 0; Dalkie, c Malloy, b Brown, 16; Jones, c Dixon, b Comerford, 4; Allan, b Dixon, 6; McConnon, c de Freatus, b Dixon, 2; Potter, b Brown, 10; Grant, c Dixon, b Malloy, 4; Hunter, b Malloy, 9; Gladstone, b Malloy, 4; Wicks, b Malloy 1; McLean, not out, 5. Extras 8;. total 76. Bowling: Comerford 3 for 16, Malloy 5 for 11, H. Brown 2 for 20, Dixon 2 for 21. • ' Watersiders. —Comerford, c McCon--non, b Ogilvie 5; Cashman, b Ogilvie, 0; H. Brown, b Wilson, 1; P. Dixon, b Ogilvie, 5; Dixon, 1.b.w., b Wilson, 0; Malloy, b Wilson, 6; Blair, b Wilson, 19; Price, c Ogilvie, b Dalkie, 5; Inglis, c Potter, b McConnon, 0; Fell, b Jones 5; Currie, not out, 3; De Freatus, c Gladstone, b Dalkie 13; Teasdale, b Dalkie, 1; extras, 1; total 64. Bowling: Ogilvie 3 for 24, Wilson 4 for 21, Dalkie 3 for 12, McConnon 1 for 5, Jones 1 for 1.

TECHNICAL"V. OLD BOYS.

A team representing the Greymouth Technical High School Old. Students’ Association played the present pupils’ eleven on Saturday, the latter team winning easily Only seven of the old students turned out. The scores were as follow: —•

Technical High School, first innings: Marshall, b Baldwin 4; Rose, b Baldwin 2; Collet, c N. Baldwin, b A. Baldwin 17; Ashby, b Restieaux 3; Greening, c Beckman, b Baldwin 6; Kibble, c and b A. Baldwin 9; Orr, b Baldwin 4; Calwell, b Baldwin 0; Tindale, not out, 0; Garde, b Baldwin 11; Blair, c Rose, bA. Baldwin 1; extras 10; total 67. Bowling: F. Baldwin 6 for 17, Restieaux 1 for 12, Beckman none for 7, A. Baldwin 3 for 20. Second innings: Greening, b F. Baldwin 0; Collett, retired, 15; Marshall/retired, 20; Rose, b Restieaux 0; Ashby, b Jacobson 9; Kibble, bA. Baldwin 0; Garde, bA. Baldwin 1; Orr, b Jacobsen 1; Calwell, b A. Jacobson 1; Tindale, not out, 1; Blair, b Jacobson 0; extras 9; total 57. Bowling: F. Baldwin 1 for 14, Restieaux 1 for 11, Grant none for 12, Jacobson 3 for 11, A. Baldwin 3 for 2. Old Boys, first innings: A. Baldwin, b Rose; Jacobson, not out, 12; Grant, b Kibble 0; Restieaux, c Caldwell, b Collett 18; Scott, b Rose 4; Beckman, c Marhall, b Collett 4; F. Baldwin,' b Rose 0; byes 5; total 43. Bowling: Rose 3 for 13, Kibble 1 for 11; Collett 2 for 14. Second innings: F. Baldwin, c Greening, b Rose 0; A. Baldwin, c Greening, b Rose 13; Scott, b Kibble 8; Restieaux, 1.b.w., b Kibble 3; Jacobson, not out, 2; Beckman, run out, 3; Grant, b. Kibble 0; extras 2; total 31. Bowling: Rose 2 for 9, Kibble 3 for 19.

CHRISTCHURCH CHAMPIONSHIP. CHRISTCHURCH, March 29. Riccarton won the final of the cricket championship, defeating Old Boys by 14 runs on the first innings. Riccarton had 24G runs on as the result of last Saturday’s play. Old Boys batted stubbornly ,and looked early in tho afternoon to be certain of victory. Then their wickets fell rapidly, and their position became dangerous. Eventually Old Boys’ innings closed for 232 runs. Cromb made SG, Page 58, Hobbs 32, and Harris 43. Powell was Riccarton’s best bowler.

HAWKE CUP. PALMERSTON N„ March 31. The fifth days’ play in the Hawke Cup match was continued this morn-

ing. Manawatu resumed the second innings on a crumbling pitch. Two wickets soon fell. The score at noon was 262 for four (Pacey not out 84). Gallichan joined Pacey and a free scoring partnership ensued. The total at the luncheon adjournment was four wickets for 250 (Pacey 136, Gallichan 33).

SYDNEY CLUB’S CHAMPIONSHIP. [by CABLE —PRESS ASSN. —COPYRIGHT.] SYDNEY, March 30. Although there is more than one match yet to be played Mosman wins the season’s cricket championship, being nine points ahead of their nearest opponent, Gordon T. J. Andrews, for Petersham, scored 118 yesterday against North Sydney and his Club mate Everett 11G. Andrews is now only 24 off the record set by W. Bardsley years ago for the greatest number of runs for one season. Other centuries yesterday were:—For University against Manly, Smith 144, and Hogg 112; for Mosman against Marrickville, Love’ (not out) 117; for Paddington against St. George, Wells 111. Bowling for Western Suburbs against Glebe, Burt took 7 for 51.