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= LOCAL GRADE MATCHES. = The West’i Coast Cricket compel,izz tions were continued lost Saturday “ and yesterday, when the weather was “ beautifully fine and ideal for the — games. In the senior grade, Cobden = easily accounted for United B, win- ~ uing by five wickets ami 66 runs. At El the Rec. yesterday, Stars suffered do- “ j feat at the hancis of United A, who “ i ran out winners by an innings ami EE! 35 runs. A feature of the United- = * Star match was the splendid bowling = feat of Baldwin, the United bowier = He secured eight Star wickets at' = Co>st of only 34 runs, and in th‘ZX I second strike bagged” seven wick- = jets for 17 runs. This young play r =S J gives every promise of doveloping in E io a first class bowler, and. has the EE cricket temperament. In the junior = : grade, Stars defeated Brunner B, Mar- = 'ist A defeated Runanga, and Marist ~ B secured an easy victory oyer Cob = den. In a friendly match played at z: Cobden yesterday, Cobden seniors (inEE feated Reefton after an interesting EE ga» ic. In the third grade, Technic:’! = School defeated Ma.r EoL’owlng ~!are the detailed scores: EE SENIOR GRADE. EE UNITED A—IST INNINGS. EE Spender, run out • • ’ £■ \Vl’liui.iis, c Thomas, b Langbcin J Al.. liman, stp. Mclntosh, b Thomas Ba'dwin, b Langbcin • Clarke, e ami b Thompson .. •• Casey, c Thompson, b Nel on . . 3 EE Matthews, retired EE Pascoe, l.b.w. b Nelson •• •• EE Deuton, not out ** — Rear, c Thomas, b Bowers • • • • “ Extras: .. •• • • •• y
' Tdtiil 15 ' Bowling: Thomas 1 for 58, Langbcin 2 for 27’, Thompson 1 for Nivson 2 for 2-1, Buwcrs 1 for 4 STARS—IST INNINGS. Mclntosh, sip. Clarke, b Baldwin Thompson, b Baldwin . . • • • • Langbcin, c Merriman, b Baldwin 8 Nelson, c Merriman, b Baldwin *■ Cooper, c Pascoe, u Casey . • •. 16 Thomas, b Casey - • U Mullins, b Baldwin I 1 Bowcis, b Baldwin 6 Clough, b Baldwin 'rompkics not out Ryan, stp. Clarke, b Baldwin .. ’» 'Extras: ' Total: _ .• •• •• 76 Bowling: Balti win 8 Tor 34, Meriiman 0 fur 10, Spender 0 for 15, Casey 2 fGjr 11. STARS—2ND. INNINGS. Ryarij stp. Clarke, b Bcidwin .. TO Tlibmpson, b Casey Tompkios l.b.w. b Baldwin. • • • • 6 Mclntosh, not out Langbcin, b Baldwin Thomas, b Baldwin ** Bowers, b Casey ' Clough, run out u Nelson, b Baldwin .. ■ • • • 0 Mulljns, b Baldwin 7 Extras; Total; 44 Bowling: Baldwin 7 for 17, Casey 2 for 9, Merriman 0 for 6. COBDEN DEFEAT UNITED B. COBDEN—IST INNINGS. Barlow, b Revell Eggletcm, Built, b Frew .. .. I Higgiribottom, b Bcstieaux ■■ 50 Knapp, not out .. 50 E. Dewar, hit wkt, b Nightingale 19 Deardon, b Restieaux L Smith, not out “ Extras: -• •• - Total for 5 wkts. (declared) 200 Bowling: Revell 1 for 44, Restieaux 2 for 35, Frew 1 for 69, Nightingale 1 lor 17, Haglund 0 for 12. UNITED B —IST INNINGS. Rodgers b E. Dewar b Revell, b Knapp 1' Frew, run out *■ Wilsip, l.b.w. b Knapp .. . ■ 1 Davis, l.b.w. b Dewar .. . • 0 Nightingale, not 'out 4U Gower, b C Dewar Bunt, b C. Dewar °9 Sharp, run out u Restieaux, run out Haglund, b C. Dewar ‘ Extras: •• •• • •• Total: •• •; •• 134 Bowling: Smith 0 for 8, E. Dewar 1 for 5, C. Dewar 5 for 48, Knapp - 19, Higginbottom 0 for 15, Deardon t' for 18. JUNIOR GRADE. STAR—IST INNINGS. R. Cooper, e Cosgrove, b Casserley E. Cooper, b O’Laughlin .. 8" I’. Smith, stumped a
McNab).. Ty ’Laughlin .. •• * Ford, Wilson, b Casserley o Stores, not out I’-" W Smith, c.Smith, b o’Laughlin a Fong, b O’Laughlin * R. Mills, b Robstar ■ • ■ ■ • ■ 1 E. Mills, c O’Laughlin, b Robstar 6 Rodgers, b Robstar 0 Extras: ’’ Total: , Bowling: Casserley 3 tor 41 O ’Laughlin 4 for 20, Robstar 3 to) 11. STAR —2ND. INNINGS. I?. Cooper, L Casserley E, Cooper, b o’Laughlin ■■ ‘ McNabb, b O ’Laughlin .. • ■ L Smith, b o’Laughlin Ford, l.b.w. b Casserley . . • • Stokes, b O’Laughlin U W„ Smith, run out •' Fong, b Robstar J R. Mills, b O ’Laughlin • • • ■ F. Mills, c Cosgrove, b O’Laughlin 1 R'odgers, not out 1 Extras: 4 Total: 67 Bowling: Casserley 2 for 29. O’Laughlin 6 for 18, Robstar 1 for 16. BRUNNER B—IST INNINGS. Cosgrove, bE. Cooper .. • • 9 Harper, b McNabb 1 0 ’Laughlin, i.b.w. bE. Cooper .. K McDonald, b R Cooper .. .. 16 Casserley, b P Smith ’ Wilson, b R. Cooper Smith, e Fong, bP. Sinith .. ■ ■ 8 Bobstar, b B. Cooper ■■ . • 0 H. Hallinan, c McNabb, b R. Cooper 0 M. Hallinan, b Sinith .. •• •• 0 McNeish, not out 2! Extras: ' Total: 44 BRUNNER—2ND. INNINGS. Cosgrove, c Mills, bE. Cojoper .. 3 Harper, b McNabb 11 McDonald, bE. Cooper .. ■. 5 Casserley, c McNabb, bR. Smith 1 Wilson, b Sinith " Smith, IT Smith ... • ■ • • 4 Robstar, not out 4 H. Hallinan, c Ford, b Smith .. 2 M. Hallinan, bR. Cooper .. 4 McNeish, W. Smith, b E, Cooper 0 • O ’Laughlin, bE. Cooper .. ■ ■ 29 . .xtras:
Bowling: McNabb 1 for 4, E. Coop- | er 4 lor 13, p. Smith 4 fur 24, li. (,’uup- j Cr 1 £or 5 COBDEN DEFEAT REEFTON. . BEEFTON—IST INN INGS. Blom, b Knapp 11 Hayes, c Thomas, b Stapleton • ■ 1 Lawson, run out ' .. .... - Fitzgerald, b Dewar 18 Warren* c Smith, b Stapleton .. McHenry run out 5 Malloy, b Smith. J Hunt, c Higginbottom, b Dewar 3 O’Donnell, not out 13 Brough, b Dewar • Slattery, c Hyndman, b Knapp . . 1 Extras; 13 "ToLad: Bowling, Barlow 0 for 12, Knapp 2 for 8. Stapleton 2 for 13, Smith 1 for 21, G. Dewar 3 for 15. BTEFTON—2N D- INN IN G S. O’Donnell, c Eggletou, b Knapp 12 : Lawson, b Higginbottom . . • . 1Brough, b Barlow 16 Hayus„ c and b Dewar .. . . 4 Blom, c Dewar, b Higginbottom lu Warren, c Eggleton, b Barlow 16 Fitzjgera.il, ni t 'out 5 Extras: 8 Total for 6 wkts: .. .. 8/ Bowing: Kiiapp 1 for 22, Deardon 0 for 11, Barlow 2 for 21, Higginbottom for 16, E. Dewar 1 for 8. . COBDEN—IST INNINGS. Barlow, b Fitzgerald 6 Cggieton, c Fitzgerald, b Blom .. 11 Oeurd'on, c Blojn, b Hayes . 6 Thomas, *b Fitzgerald . . . . 50 Knapp, c Lawson ,b Fitzgerald 55 E. Dewar, e O’Donnell, b Fitzgerald 0 Hyndman, stp Slattery, b Hayes / iligguiboU-om, c Lawson, b Fitzgerald 6 Smith, n-'T’ out *-’6 Stapleton, b Molloy .. .. (’ Extras: H Total 173 Bowling: Hayes 3 for 28, Fitzgcral i 5 for 70. Blcjm 1 for 33, Lawson 1 for 13, Molloy 1 for 19 THIRD GRADE. Marist first Innings: Gilbert, run j ■ut 5; Morris Lb.w., b Clarke 1; Beckman c Jones, b Lindbom 3; Andi trson, Shuttle worth, b Clarke 1; Duffy, c Shuttleworth, b Shaw 9, O’Connell, c Shuttle-worth, b Sia.rke 0; O’Donnell, b Clarke 0; Cost oik <» run , out 5; O’Grady, b Tenncnt, 4; Dono- | van not out 5; Malone, b Shaw 0 ‘ Extras: 3; Total 36. Second innings: Morris, not out 32; Gilbert, b Lindbom 0; Beckman, c Shuttlewortii, b I Lindom 1; Anderson run out 7; Dully I b Lindbom 0; O’Connell, b Lindbom t 0, O’Donnell, c Shuttleworth, b Lind- | bom 0; Costelloe', “b Jones 13, O ’Grady * run out B', Donovan c and b Shaw 3, . Ma'one *b Shaw 0; extras: 8; total 72. I Technical first innings: Shaw, c Gilbert b Morris 4, Tennent c O’Donnell, b Costelloe 10; Lindbom b Mor- , ris 0; Tarrant, b Anderson 16, Scott ’• c Anderson, b Costelloe 7; Finch e Morris, b Costelloe 0; Shuttleworth, b i Costelloe 0; Clark, b Anderson 6; Critchley, b Beckman 13, Tindalc, c Morris b Anderson 0; Jones not out 0; i ‘•xtras 5, total 61. Technical second innings; Finch, l.b.w. b Anderso.n 0, Shaw, c Beekman b Anderson 10, 1 Jones, b Anderson 0; Tennent run ! cut 8; Li.ndbom c Donovan, b Andcr- I «on 1; Tarrant not out 21; Scott b , Anderson 0; Clarke, b Anderson 1; Shuttleworth, b Costelloe 6; Critchley b Anderson 9; Tindale, b Anderson 0; extras 2; toital 58. MARIST B DEFEAT COBDEN Marist B played Cobden at Victoria Park "yesterday, and won by 95 runs, gaining a ’three point victory. In Cobden’s first innings, Smith (15) and Sexton (10) were the only ones to score, the other nine batsmen re gistering “ducks” Cobden made 25 in their first strike and compiled 55 m the second innings Marist made 88 and 8/ Bowling for Marist, Stephen securedl 4 wickets for 12 runs in Cojbdcn’s first innings, and 7 for 10 in the second Kiely 5 for 13.
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Grey River Argus, 17 December 1928, Page 3
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