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Grey River Argus, 9 November 1931, Page 6

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LOCAL MATCHES United Club’s Double MARIST AND RUNANGA THREE POINTS EACH. TWO CENTURIES SCORED. The competitions conducted by the West Coast Cricket Association were continued over the week-end. Perfect weather prevailed and wickets and grounds were in excellent order. Features of the day wore centuries by Nightingale and Restieaux, both members of the United A team. Runanga A secured a three-point win over Cobden A and Marist A gained a threepoint win over Cobden B, while United B gained a three-pointer at the expense of Brunner. Stars in scoring 108 in their first innings against United A, did remarkably well for a promoted B Division eleven, against a very strong bowling side. Tn the B Division Camerons and Runanga secured three-point wins, while Kamaka obtained a two-pointer over Kumara. A start was made with the Saturday senior competition. Two third grade matches were also played. Technical teams being successful in both.

“A” Division MARIST A DEFEAT COBDEN B. At the Cobden Domain yesterday afternoon, before a fair crowd of spectators, Marist A gained a three-point win over Cobden B, winning by an innings and 18 runs. The last Cobden batsman was dismissed with only five minutes to go to stumps. Cobden batted first and were all out for 41, Dewar 13 and James 11 being the only ones to reach the doubles. Morris 6 for 31 and Cornish 2 for 9 secured the wickets. Marist hit up 143 for the loss of six wickets and declared. Marshall top scored with 51 not out, Blackaby 31 and Matthews 21 also contributing well. Rose, James and [Pike obtained the wickets. On their [second visit to the wickets, Cobden scored 84, Dewar 22 not out and McBain 20, .with Mr Extras 24, doing most of the scoring. Morris 5 for 21 [and Cornish 3 for 15 took most of the . wickets. Detailed scores are as fol lows:— | Cobden B, first innings: Wilson, b [Morris 1; Smith, c Matthews, b Mor- • ris 1; Rose, run out 5; Mcßain, 1.b.w., lb Cornish 1; Delaney, b Morris 0: Dewar, c McDiarmid, b Morris 13; R. .Gilmour, c N. Bayley, b Morris 8; James, e Carr, b Morris 11; .’Pike, b Cornish 0; T. Gilmour, not out 0; Wal[ton, absent; extras 1; total 41. Bowling analysis: Cornish 2 for 9, Morris 6 for 31.

Cobden B, second innings: Mcßain, c N. Bayley, b Morris 20; T. Gilmour, run out 0; R. Gilmour, <• Clarke, b Morris 1; Smith, b Morris 4; James, 1.b.w., b Carr 2; Rose, 1.b.w., b Cornish 4; Walton, b Morris 0; Delaney, b Cornish 1; Pike, c and b Cornish (5; Dewar, not out 22; Wilson, c F. Bayley, b Morris 2; extras 24; total 84. Rowling analysis: Carr 1 for 24, Morris 5 for 21, Matthews 0 for 3, Cornish 3 for 15. Marist A, first innings: N. Bayley, st Wilson, b Pike 7; Morris, c Dewar, li Rose 8; Marshall, not out 51; Matthews, st Wilson, b Pike 21; Blackaby, c Pike, b James 31; Lord, c Wilson, b James 1; Carr, c and b Rose 2; Clarke not out 8; extras 14; total for six wickets declared 143. Bowling analysis: Rose. 2 for 38, Pike 2 for 26, Dewar 0 for 4, Delaney 0 for 11, R. Gilmour 0 for 14, James 2 for 24. UNITED B BEAT BRUNNER A. Playing at Karoro Sports Ground yesterday afternoon, United B gained a three-point win over Brunner A, winning by an innings and 64 runs. BrunI nor batted first and compiled 78, Ho- ! garth being top-scorer with 32. F. ! Baldwin 4 for 18, secured the best bowling average for United. In their 1 second strike, Brunner were completely routed and hit up only 45. F. Baldwin 6 for 17 and Gilbert 4 for 22 proved the destructive agents. United 1 scored 187 in their innings, F. Baldwin being top scorer with 66. McDonald 31 and Frew 29 were other good run-getters. Hawkins bowled best for Brunner, securing 7 wickets for 84. I Following are the detailed scores:—

Brunner, first innings: Hogarth, b A. Baldwin 34; McDonald, b Frew 0; Kennedy, c McDonald, b Baldwin 3; McNeish, c McDonald, b Baldwin 0; Richardson, c McDonald, b Frew 1; Loubero, run out 0; Kitto, b Baldwin 14; Ross, e and b Baldwin 1; Broomfield, run out 0; Creagh, not out 12; Hawkins, b A. Baldwin 1; extras 12; total 78. Bowling analysis: F. Baldwin 4 for 8, Frew 2 for 19, Gilbert 0 for 5, A. Baldwin 1 for 11, Rapley 0 for 13. Brunner, second innings: Hogarth, c McCrorie, b F. Baldwin 19; Kitto, c McDonald, b Gilbert 0; Kennedy, b Gilbert 0; McNeish, c McDonald, b Gilbert 2; Creagh, st Garbutt, b F. Baldwin 0; Ross, b F. Baldwin 7; McDonald, c and b Baldwin 0; Richardson, v Rapley, b Gilbert 9; Loubere, b Baldwin 1; F. Hawkins, not out 1; Broomfield, c McCrorie, b Baldwin 0; extras 6; total 45. Bowling analysis: Gilbert 4 for 22, F. Baldwin 6 for 17. United B: O’Neil, c and b Hawkins

7 for 84, Loubero 0 for 31, Hogarth 0 for 28, Kennedy 0 for 4, McNeish 2 for 29. UNITED A DEFEAT STARS. United A gained a two point win over Stars at Omot.o yesterday, winning by seven wickets and 126 runs on the first innings. Stars scored 108 in their first strike, Cooper 39 and Kerr 21 and Mosley 12 doing most of the scoring. Casey with 5 for 12 was the best United bowler. The United batsmen completely mastered the bowl-

ing and two players scored centuries, Nightingale (retired) 102, and Restieaux (not out) 105. United were thus enabled to declare with 234 on the board for the loss of only three wickets. In their second strike Stars had scored 67 for two wickets at stumps, Mosley inot out 22, Cooper 27 and Kerr not out 18 doing the scoring. Detailed scores:—

Stars, first innings: Thompson, c Sullivan, b Casey 2; Cooper, b Casey 89; Kerr. c. Anderson, b Casey 21; Mosley, b Anderson 12; Nelson, b Restieaux 6; Smith, c and b Anderson 1; McNabb, c and b Casey 5; Pring, <■ Casey, b Restieaux 7; Bowden, b Casey 0; Mills, not out 4; Williams, b Sullivan 0; extras 11; total 108. Bowling: Restieaux 2 for 36, Casey 5 for 12, Anderson 2 for 26, Nightingale 0 for 22, Sullivan 1 for 1.

Second innings: Mosley not out 22. Thompson, b Casey 0; Cooper, c Sullivan, b Bourne 27; Kerr, not out 18: extras 6; total for two wickets 67. United: Spender, ’ b Thomson 2; Grooby, c Cooper, b McNabb 3; Nightingale, retired 102; Casey, c Smith, b Bowden 11; Restieaux, not out 105; Anderson, not out 4; extras 7; total for three wickets 234. Bowling: McNabb 1 for 19, Thompson 1 for 50, Nelson 0 for 81, Cooper 0 for 16, Mosley 0 for 36, Bowden 1 for 15. RUNANGA A DEFEAT COBDEN A. Runanga A yesterday gained a threepoint win over Cobden A, winning by eight runs, after a two innings match. Runanga made 65 in their first strike. Cobden replying with only 47. Smith son secured 7 wickets for 35 runs for Runanga. In their second innings Runanga scored 67. Cobden A hit up 77 in their second strike, eight runs short of Runanga’s total.

“B” Division KAMAKA BEAT KUMARA. The Kamaka eleven gained a twopoint win over Kumara at Kumara yesterday afternoon in a B Division match. Kamaka opened and their innings realised 132 runs, Tibbles 43 and Hurst 25 making the best stands. Kumara made 79, J. McLean 28 and W. Bell 15 being the only players to make a good stand. Scores:— Kamaka, first innings: Mullins, h Henham 6; A. Hurst, c Bell, b Cooper 25; Tibbles, e McLean, b Hen ham 43; O’Connor, 1.b.w., b Henham 1; Gilbert, not out 15; Gosling, c Bell, b Sinclair 6; Wallace, c McNabb, b Arcourt 7; McKay, c Bell, b Henham 5; Mclntyre, hit wicket, b Cooper 8; Anderson, c and b Henham 0; Gilbert junr., c Rochford, b Henham 9; extras 7; total 132. Bowling: Henham 6 for 46, Arcourt 1 for 22, Sinclair 1 for 22, McNabb 0 for 8, McLean 0 for 9, Cooper 2 for 19, W. McGrath 0 for 4. Kumara, first innings: W. Bell, 1.b.w., b Mullins 15; J. McLean, b Tibbles 28; A. Arcourt, c Tibbles, b Anderson 5; R. Cooper, b Mullins 5; T. Henham, c Tibbles 1; R. Bell, e Wallace, b Tibbles 6; W. McNabb, not out 6; N. McGrath, b Tibbles 4; A. Sinclair, b Tibbles 1; C Rochford, b Tibbles 2; L. Lee, b Anderson 0; extras 3; total 79. Bowling analysis: Anderson 2 for 22, Tibbles 6 for 41, Mullins 2 for 13.

CAMERONS BEAT BRUNNER. At Dobson, Camerons gained a three point win over Brunner B. after an excellent game. Brunner made 110 in the first innings and Camerons 80. Brunner, however, collapsed in the second innings, whilst Camerons made 73 and won by three wickets and 43 runs. C. Archer made 44 for Camerons and L. Hunt 33 not out, and L. Hunt 33 not out, for Brunner in the first innings. Scores:— Brunner, first innings: Malloy, b Dalkie 16; Buckman, b Nissen 2; Collins, c and b Dalkie 1; H. Hunt, b Nissen 14; L. Hunt, not out 33; Newlands, c Jacobson, b Dalkie 26; Carter, b Ogilvie 0; Mills, b Dalkie 2; Harper, c McConnon, b Dalkie 6; Hunt, b Dalkie 0; extras 4; total 110. Bowling analysis: Nissen 2 for 31, Dalkie 6 for 42, Ogilvie 2 for 33. Camerons, first innings: Jacobson, 1.b.w., b W. Buckman 0; Fitzgerald, c R. Buckman, b L. Hunt 8; Ogilvie, c Newlands, b L. Hunt 8; Ogilvie, c Newlands, b L. Hunt 0; Nissen, c Mills, b L. Hunt 6; C. Archer, b Buckman 44; C. Dalkie, b L. Hunt 4; Griffiths, e Collins, b L. Hunt 2; McConnon, b Buckman 6; Grant, b H. Hunt 2; Russ, not out 0; McConnon, b Buckman 1; extras 7; total 80. Bowling: Buckman 4 for 30, L. Hunt 5 for 35, H. Hunt 1 for 10.

Brunner, second innings: Malloy, c Ogilvie, b Nissen 0; L. Hunt, c Grant, b Nissen 6; C. Buckman, b Nissen 0; Collins, e McConnon, b Nissen 2; H. Hunt, c Griffiths, b Nissen 17; Newlands, b Dalkie 4; Carter, c McConnon, b Nissen 0; Mills, run out 1; Harper, c Russ, b Dalkie 0; R. Buckman, run out 0; A. Hunt, not out 0; total 30. Bowling: Nissen 6 for 7, Dalkie 2 for 23. Camerons, second* innings: Jacobson, not out 8; Fitzgerald, b Buckman 13; ! Ogilvie, c L. Hunt, b Buckman 0; Nissen, b Carter 5; Archer, c Mills, b LHunt 4; Dalkie, run out 3; Griffiths, b Buckman 19; McConnon senr., c L. Hunt, b Carter 4; D. Grant, not out 10; extras 7; total 73. Bowling analysis; Buckman 3 for 17, Hunt 1 for 27, Carter 2 for 20, 11. Hunt- 0 for 3. RUNANGA B DEFEAT MARIST B. Playing at Victoria Park yesterday, Runanga. B secured a three point win over Marist B, winning by an innings and 35 runs. Marist, batting first, compiled 57, Majeski 18 and O’Connor not out 14 being the highest scorers. Harrison bowled best for Runanga, taking 6 for 25. Kennedy 3 for 14 and Hart 1 for 14 also secured wickets. Runanga. scored 149 for the loss of four wickets and declared. Majeski 3 for 26 was Marist’s best bowler. Marist hit up 57 on their second visit to the wickets, J Morris 23 and Morrison 19 being the only ones to reach .the doubles. Masters 5 for 19 and,

Kennedy 4 for 16 were Runanga’s best trundlers. Saturday Cricket OLD BOYS DEFEAT RUNANGA. Playing in the Saturday competition at Cobden Domain on Saturday, Technical Old Boys secured a twopointer over Runanga by 46 runs in a one innings match. Old Boys batted first and scored 146, F. Baldwin retired 75, being top scorer. Smithson with 4 for 21 was Runanga’s best bowler. Runanga scored 100 in their strike, Harrison 22 and McTaggart 18, and “extras” 16 doing most of the scoring. F. Baldwin 7 for 59 secured the best average for Old Boys. Detailed scores are:—

Old Boys, first innings: Kennedy, c and b Hart 1; Smythe, 1.b.w., b Hunter 7; A. Baldwin, 1.b.w., b Smithson 10; Restieaux, 1.b.w., b Smithson 0; F. Baldwin, retired 75; Jacobson, retired 16; Chalmers, b Smithson 8; Jones, c Hunter, b Williams 15; Critchley, not out 10; Brailsford, 1.b.w., b Smithson 0; McNeish, c Smithson, b Williams 2; extras 16; total 146. Bowling: Williams 2 for 17, Hart 1 for 34, Smithson 4 for 21, Hunter 1 for 16, Timlin 0 for 17, Harrison 0 for 12, Masters 0 for 13. Runanga: Harrison, 1.b.w., b Kennedy 22; Williams, c McNeish, b F. Baldwin 10; Hunter, b Kennedy 5; Timlin, st Restieaux, b F. Baldwin 0; Hart, b F. Baldwin 0; Nicholson, c. Critchley, b F. Baldwin 10; Masters, b F. Baldwin 3; Smithson, c Jacobson, t F. Baldwin 0; Scott, not out 10; Murray, b F. Baldwin 6; McTaggart, c Jacobson, b Jones 18; extras 16; total 100. Bowling: F. Baldwin 7 for 59, Kennedy 2 for 17, Jones 1 for 4, A. Baldwin 0 for 4.

Third Grade TECH B DEFEAT MARIST. Technical B defeated Marist in a third grade match at Victoria Park on Saturday, by 69 runs, thus gaining a three point win. Tech batted first and scored 84, Matheson being at the head of the list with 25. Rose 12 and Mr Extras 16 were others to reach the doubles. Kiely 3 for 19 and MeDiarmid 2 for 16 were the most successful Marist bowlers. Marist in their first innings hit up 86, Pollock 30 and Gilbert 22 being the most successful batsmen. Collett 3 for 14, Rose 3 for 28 and Gilmour 3 for 10 secured the wickets for Tech. Technical in their second (strike made 144, Collett hitting up 95 before being caught out. He hit ten i fours and five sixers. Marist scored only 73 in their second innings, Gilbert 19, erase 13 and Mr Extras 16 contributing most runs. Collett 6 for 20 and Rose 3 for 23 secured the wickets for Tech. TECH A DEFEAT OLD BOYS. Technical A defeated Tech Old Boys in a. third grade match at the School Grounds on Saturday by an innings and II I runs, thus gaining a throe point win. The Old Boys were in their first innings dismissed for 13, Kibble 5 for 7 and Blair 4 for 2 proving almost unplayable. On their second visit to the wickets, they did little better, scoring 37. Kibble 5 for 14, and Blair 3 for IS were again successful trundlers. In their innings the School declared with nine wickets down for 161 runs. Marshall (retired) 64, Garde 23, Hodgkinson 21 and Kibble 19, with extras 25, did most of the scoring. Weir 3 for 36 and Lindbom 2 for 23 secured most wickets for Old Boys.