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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 303, 11 December 1922, Page 2

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HAWKE’S BAY COMPETITIONS. The second round of the senior and junior competitions opened on Saturday. Results:— SENIOR A. UNITED v. SCINDE. Scinde made 117 and United replied with 140 aud at call of time Scinde in their second innings had lost two wickets for 28. Scores: — SCINDE. First Innings. Jacobsen, 1.b.w., b Spackman .... 4 Cane, b Spackman • 3 Bradburn, b Drake 33 O’Brien, c King, b Boardman .... 14 Signail, b Spackman 2 Asiicroit, b Boardman 3 Hislop, c Earney, b Drake 4 White, b Withers 24 Cowan, b King 7 Grant, not out 1 Campbell, b King 17 Byes 4. leg-byes 1 5 Total 117 Bowling analysis.—Spackman three wickets tor 31 runs, Boardman two for 13, King two for 16, Drake two for 20, h ithers one for 16, Seed none for 14. Second Innings. Jacobsen, b King 2 Grant, e Love, b King 3 Campbell, not out 23 Total for two wickets 28 UNITED. First Innings. Brown, c Campbell, b O’Brien. .. 25 Hindmarsh, c Campbell, b O’Brien 15 Earney, b Jacobsen 24 D. Davis, b Graham 33 Spackman, c Cane, b Jacobsen .. 0 King, b O’Brien 1 Love, 1.b.w., b O’Brien 0 Bowker, b Jacobsen 5 Boardman, c Campbell, b O’Brien 34 Withers, 13 Seed, not out 1 Byes 5, leg-byes 3 8 Total 140 Bowling analysis.—O’Brien five wickets tor 56 runs, Jacobsen three for 36. Bradburn one for 36. HASTINGS v. ST. MATTHEW’S. The scoring was good and developments should be interesting. Scores:— ST. MATTHEW’S. First Innings. Cohen, c Mclvor, b Napier 5 Simpson, c Davies, b Napier .... 13 Millar, c Fryer, b Graham 32 Mur ley, st Wood, b Graham .... 4 E. Mitchell, c and b Napier 4 D. Davie b Graham 33 Scott, b Graham 5 Campbell, b Davies 3 R. Davis, b Davies 0 Farrelly, b Graham 5 S. Mitchell, not out 1 Byes 6 Total Hl Bowling analysis.—Napier three wickets for 27 runs, Graham five for 37, Davies two for 22. Crosse none for 11. HASTINGS. First Innings. Fryer, c Farrelly, b Miller 0 Crosse, c and b Campbell 13 Beatson, b Miller 6 D. Mclvor, not out 63 Graham, b Campbell 0 Napier, c S. Mitchell, b Miller .. 2 Alexander, b Miller .. 29 Davies, c Murley, b Nliller 0 Wood, a Scott, b Miller 4 Fannin, b Miller 19 Byes 4, no balls 3 7 Total for nine wickets 143 Bowling analysis.—Miller seven wickets tor 39 runs. Campbell two for 50, E. Mitchell none for 26. Cohen none tor 17, Simpson none for 7. SENIOR B. H. 5.0.8. v. M. 8.0.8. 1 The High School put up 204 in their first strike and the Ma lists had lost six for 42 when stumps were drawn. Scores:— H. 5.0.8. First Innings. O’Connell, cT. Kelly, b Tacon . . 84 FJolt, c Kearney, b lacon 52 Reid, b Tacon 6 Gift ord, c T. Kelly, b Tacon 2 Williamson, c Tyers, b Tacon .... 21 Bailey, c Tyers, b Tacon 12 Beriy, c Marcroft, b Tacon 2 Armour, cT. Kelly, b Fifield .... 9 Marbrook, not out Martin-Smith, b Fifield 0 Murphy, oT. Kelly, b Tacon .... 0 Byes 8, leg-byes 3 11 I Total * 204 I Bowling analysis.—Tacon eight wickets for 65 runs, Fifield two for 9, M ! Kelly, none for 10, Cockroft for 26, Callaghan none for 28. T. Kell* none for 55. M. 8.0.8. First Innings. Reylings, c Williamson, b Giffoid 9 ! Marcrott, c Murphy, b Gifford .. 6 IT. Kelly, c Murphy, b O’Connell 6 I Cockroft, b O’Connell 0 j Tyers, b Gifford 0 W. Kelly, not out 9 • Wliitley, b O’Connell 4 1 Kearney, not out 6 Byes 1, leg-byes 1 2 Total for six wickets 42 HIGH SCHOOL v. TOMOANA. The scoring is very close, the School having a lead of 23 runs on the first innings. Scores: — HIGH SCHOOL. First Innings. I Vogtherr, b R. Brimer 17 ‘ Potaka, b R. Brimer 1 Ruddenklau, 1.b.w., b R. Brimer 1 C. Beuth, c Edwards, bR. Brimer 4 M. Beuth, run out 48 Stephenson, b Beard 12 Holt, st. Young, b Beard 1 White, c Young, b Beard Owen, b Beard 27 Bickley, not out < Williams, c Mclvor, b Geake .... 14 Byes 8, leg-byes 3 11 Total : 145 Bowling analysis.—R. Brimer four wickets for 27 runs. Beard four for 58, Geake one for 2.5, Downes none for '24. TOMOANA. First Innings. I Downes, b Stephenson i I Fisln-r. b C Beuth 14 Beard, cC. Beuth, bM. Beuth .. 27 Young, 1.b.w., b M. Beuth 17 Geake, b C. Beuth 5 Mclvor, b C. Beuth 1 Spence, c and b Beuth 1 Edwards, b M. Beuth 16 G. Brimer, h Vogtherr 8 Mitchell, c White, b C. Beuth .. 6 R. Brimer, not out 0 Byes 19, leg-byes 5 21 Total 122 Bowling analysis.—M. Beuth three wickeW for 10 runs, C. Beuth live for 22, Vogtherr one for 15, Stephenson one for 26. Potaka none for 8, Owen • none for 17.

A SECTION (NAPIEB.) Batting first against United, H.S.0.8. made 107 (Cameron 28, Amyes 19, Chctwin 15 not out.) When time was called United had four wickets down for 130 (Moore 64 not out, Bickerstaff 25 not out, Minett 20). Soft Goods, who were two men short, made 55 runs in their first innings against Technical Old Boys. Technical replied with 65 runs. When stumps were drawn, Soft Goods had lost four wickets for 58 runs in their second innings. B SECTION (NAPIER.) Scinde, playing throe men short against Technical College, made only 61 runs in their first innings (Neal 26, Forsyth 16). Technical had made 294 runs for eight wickets when time was called. Cohen, w-ith 138 not out, put up the J highest score this season so far, while other good scores were Ellis 57, Anderson 24, Manning 20. The good score of 205 was made by High School in their first innings against M. 8.0.8., the best scores being P. Williams 50, Bull 34, Vogtherr ;6, Garnett 25 not out. Marists have lost three wickets for 48 runs. JUNIOR. St. Matthew’s v. Whakatu. Whakatu, in their first strike, went dow'n for 17, Birch with 6 being the top scorer. Bickley took six wiekets for 7 runs and Rendall four for 5. St. Matthew’s made 177 (Blewett 51 not out , List 47, Corliss 16, Watkins 12, Lassen 12). Anderson with two wickota for 25 runs, Cushing two for 46, Thurlow two for 18, were Whakatu’s most effective bowlers. Havelock v. Y.M.C.A. Havelock recorded 56 (Ball 14, Connelly 11 not out). Herd took four wickets for 20 runs, Fitzgerald four for 27, and Willoughby one for 4. Y.M.C.A. batting short, replied with 5’ (Firth 13). Goldfinch took five wickets for 25 runs and Webb three for 27. When stumps were drawn Havelock had ouc wicket down in their second innings for 23 runs. THIRD GRADE. Y.M.C.A. v. High School B. Y.M.C.A. run up 65 (Wilkie 22), and the School responded with 38 (Jones 28). In their second attempt, Y.M.C.A. made 47, and the School, with 75 to win, only made 57 (Fortune 30, Dolbel 13). Y.M.C.A. thus won a 3-point victory by 17 runs. FOURTH GRADE. Y.M.C.A. v. High School C. Y.M.C.A. put up 106 in their first innings (Burns 63 not out), and the School were all out for 14. Burns took five wickets for 4, and Kinnon four for 2. High School were only equal to 19 in their second strike. McKinnon took six wickets for 5 runs, and Burns three for 12. Y.M.C.A. secured a threepoint win by an innings and 73 runs.