CRICKET

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11915, 8 April 1933, Page 2

CRICKET

COMPETITION GAME. R.9.A. DEFEAT CASH STORES. Playing in a competiton match at the Oval on Thursday, R.S.A. defeated Cash Stores by SI runs on the first innings. The losers were three men short. R.S.A., batting first, started onl 5 moderately, though Lee (13) and Uai--bour (10) both reached double figures. Four wickets were down i'°r 51, but Hope and Mace then adejed in’quick time. Mace was especially vigorous and had five fours in his 24) while Hope’s 23 included three boundaries. . Six wickets were down for 95 When Turbitt joined Graham and another good stand put on 58. Graham then retired unbeaten with 28 (a fivcnnd four fours) and Turbitt was skittled by Newton when he had reached 32 (one six and three fours; of the previous hall the batsman helped himself to the sixer). The innings was declared with nine wickets down for 166.* 1 ' Scholium (three for 57), Newton (two for 10) and Stewart (two for 331 did best with the ball.

Cash Stores made a good start, C. and L. Scholium sending up 42 before the latter "was out for a-sound 22 (one six and three fours), wickets then continued to fall cheaply ah the one end, while C. Scholium piled up runs at the other. Eventually, with the total at 85., Turbitt got .a good bail past Scholium and the innings concluded. One six and five fours were included in Scholium 1 s fine innings. Scores in detail were as follow: R.S.A. —First Innings. : — H. Lee; b Scholium 13 I). Duncan, b Stewart 4 J. Barbour, b Stewart 10 5. Hope, b Scholium ... R. Mace, lbw, b McLean 24 T. File, b Scholium i F. Graham, retired 28 E. Topp, not out ... ••• ... 2 T. Turbitt, b Newton ... 32 G. Hall, lbw, b Newton 4 Extras—hyes 25 Total for 9 wickets decld. 166 Fall: 17 3jl 40 51 93 95 153 161 166. • Bowling: G*. Stewart, 5 overs, 0 maidens, 2 wickets, 33 runs; Scholium, 11, 1,3, 57 ;A. McLean, 6,1, I, 29;’ J. J. MacDonald, 1,0, 6, l‘i; E. Newton, 1,0, 2, 10. v: CASH STORES. —First Tunings.— C. Scholium, b Turbitt ...,4S I. Scholium, o and h Alnco ... 22 A. McLean, c Turbitt, b Barbour 0 G. Sfcnvart, c and b Mace ... ... -6. J. LilicOi b Barbour ..., 0 F; Newton, c Turbitt, b Mace 0 J. ,T. Af.acDonald, not out ... ... 3 Bury,. b'Alace ... ... ... ... 3 Extras—b, 1, l.h. 2 3 Total, throe men short ... 85 —Fall: 42, 43 43 66 66 74- 85. Rowling: J. Barbour, 6 overs, 0 maidens, 2 wickets,' 44 runs ; R. Mace 6,0, 4, 35; T. Turfiitt, .4, o', 1, 3. TO-DAY’S MATCHES . The following will represent Turangamli !v- Old Boys to-day : Olsen, Nicholson, Scholium, Well,. Hosier, Lockett, Shelton, Sthwart, Niven, 'J. Mill, Reecl, and Jennings. The Civil Service’’ team 'for to-day is as follows; Bigholl, Conan. Boon, Robertson, Brown, James, , Griffiths, I-iaisman, Moir, Turbitt, James.