CLUB CRICKET

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIII, Issue 77, 13 March 1933, Page 4

CLUB CRICKET

GAMES IN HAWKE’S BAY OLD BOYS DEFEAT HASTINGS. TOMOANA AGAIN VICTORIOUS. The third round of the Hastings senior grade competition was brought to a close on Saturday, when several good individual scores were recorded in both matches. At Cornwall Park, Tomoana narrowly missed securing an outright win over Whakatu, who were obliged to followon after making 111 in reply to Tomoana’s score of 328. At the end of the day Whakatu were still behind, but the last-wicket partnership was unbroken. Ou the Nelson Park wicket, Hastings failed to overtake Uld Boys’ modest score of 182, aud the match was played ■to a finish, resulting in a four-point win fur Old Boys by 114 runs. The best performances for the afternoon were as follow:— Lambert (Old Boys) 66 runs Martin, C. (Hastings) 43 runs Fisher (Whakatu) 43 runs Craven (Old Boys) 40 runs Mitchell (Tomoana), 4 wickets for 42 runs. Garrod (Hastings), 4 wickets for 48 runs. The positions of the teams to date are as follow: — Outright. Ist Inns. Ch. W. L. W. L. Pts. Old Boys .41 4 — 28 Tomoana .3 22 2 20 Whakatu .22 14 15 Hastings . — 4 2 3 9 The points arc awarded on a basis of 4 lor an outright win, 3 for a first innings win, and one for a loss on the first innings. OLD BOVS v. HASTINGS. Upon resumption of their reply Hastings required 40 runs to equal Old Boys’ score of 182. This was the task facing the last-wicket partnership of Ray Martin (78 not out) and Cyril Martin. Only 13 runs were added to the score and the innings closed at 155. Old Boys went in a second time to knock up 205 runs, Lambert and Craven adding nearly IUO runs for the fifth wicket. The former completed his innings at 66, which included a dozen fours, and Craven contributed 40, including a six and seven boundarias. Requiring 233 to win Hastings failed by a big margin, the innings realising only .118, of which Cyril Martin made 43 (eight fours). Details:— OLD BOYS. First Innings 182 Second Innings. Graham, cLe Qucsue, b Garrod .. 2 Drake, c Newdick, b Martin .... 31 Beutb, b Martin 3 Lambert, b Garrod 66 Apsey, cC. Martin, b Garrod ... 9 Craven, b Le Quesne 40 Lloyd, b Polhill 18 Knuckey, b Le Quesne 8 Robertson, eC. Martin, b Garrod 0 Botlierway, not out 3 Extras 15 Total 205 Bowling Analysis.—Garrod four wickets for 48 runs, Le Quesne two for 38, C. Martin two for 64, Polhill one for 4, McCarthy none for 38. HASTINGS. First Innings. Nine wickets 62 Martin, R., e Lambert, b Craven 79 Martin, 0., not out 10 Extras 4 Total ;• 155 Bonding Analysis.—Lambert four wickets for 86 runs, Knuckey three for 18, Craven three for 47. Second Innings. Geddis, 1.b.w., b Knuckey 4 Martin, R., b Knuckey 11 Martin’ C-, c Knuckey, b Robertson 43 McCarthy, b Graham 0 Newdick, c Graham, b Craven .. 12 Polhill, run out 20 Geor, b Botherway 6 Garrod, b Craven 0 Le Quesne, b Beuth, b Botherway 12 Chaplin, c Lambert, b Craven ... 0 Evison, not out 1 Extras • " ! Total H® Bowling Analysis. -— Craven three wickets for one run, Botherway two for 17, Knuckey two for 22, Robertson one for 19, Graham one for 23, Beuth none for 29. TOMOANA v. WHAKATU Whakatu set abqut their reply to the 328 knocked up the previous week by Tomoana, An indifferent opening was not improved upon by the succeeding batsmen and only three gained double figures. Fisher headed the list with 43 which included six fours and was a valuable innings. A follow-on was ordered and this time Whakatu made a better showing but they were hard put to in staving off outright defeat. A. last-wicket partnership by Craike and Flynn saved Whakatu the extra point by being unbeaten at the drawing of stumps after putting on over 30 runs to bring the total to 209. Details:— TOMOANA First innings 328 WHAKATU First Innings. Patterson, c Somervell, b Mitchel! 19 Gardiner, b Mitchell 0 Guy, b Mitchell 5 Fisher, c und b Mitchell 43 Shepherd, run out I Bark, e Hislop, b Mackie 1 Craike, c Mackie, b Hislop ... 4 Goodall, b Hislop I Fear, 1.b.w., b Campbell 21 Flynn, b Hislop 0 Bainbridge, not out 2 Extras 14 Total 11l Bowling analysis. — Mitchell four wickets for 42 runs, Hislop three for eight, Campbell one for two, Mackie one for 21 1 Somervell none lor 16.

Second tunings. G ly, run out 23 Patterson, b Mitchell ... 0 Gardiner, c Spence, b Campbell ... 20 Fisher, b Mitchell 36 Shepherd, b Mackie 24 Bark, : b Hislop 18 Craike, not out 35 Fear, b Mitchell 0 Goodall, c Graham, b Somervell ... 25 Bainbridge, b Somervell 0 Flynn not out 9 Extras 19 Total for ,9 wickets 209 Bowling analysis.—Mitehell three wickets for 64 runs, Somervell two for 34, Mackie one for 9, Hislop one for IS, Campbell one for 50. Walden none for 10, Spence none for 11, Irwin none for 12. JUNIOR GRADEFRUITWORKERS v. TOMOANA. Batting first Ffuitworkers made 83, the best scores being made - by Budd .16, Wilkins 15, and Seed 11. Gray was in form with the ball and tool: eight wiekets for 16 runs. Tomoana fared even worse with the bat and were dismissed for 44, Corlett contributing 17 and Curry 10. McKenzie collected seven wickets for 17 runs and Wilkins three for 27. Fruitworkers declared their second innings closed at 55 for three wickets, Wilkins being not out for 24. Corlett took all three wickets for 33 runs. Requiring 95 runs to win Tomoana made a good effort but failed, the innings realising 72 runs, of which Mollison made 24 and Curry 13. The McKenzie family quickly closed the innings, J. McKenzie doing the hat trick. PICNICKERS v. TWLFOED. A friendly game between the Hastings Picnic Club and Twyford was played at the polo grounds during the week-end and resulted in a win for the Picnickers by four wiekets. Batting first Twyford made 71 runs, Jarvis 29. Pindar 11, Bexley 10. Goodall took four wickets for four runs, H. Love three for nine, Ross two for 16 and Stenson two for 15. In reply the Picnickers made 110. H. Love contributing 3.1, Jonson 18, Ross 18 and McKenzie 17. Jarvis captured four wiekets for 17 runs and Bexleyfour for 45. In their second effort Twyford made 66 runs, Jarvis being the only batsman to make double figures, his score being 24 not out. Love three for none, Clarke two for six and Beale two for 11 were the best bowling averages. The Picnickers knocked up the required runs for the loss of six wiekets, Stenson making 20 and Goodall 11 not out. Carrington took three wickets for 12 runs. NAPIER GAMES TECHNICAL BEAT ST. JOHN’S. I UNITED SURPRISE H. 5.0.8. There were some good batting performances at Nelson Park on Saturday afternoon, when the*' senior and junior grade cricket competitions were resumed. The best senior display was given by Finlayson, who scored 91 tor St. John’s. Amongst the juniors, there were lio less than four three-figure scores. Mathews, of Swailes’, made 149, Gray and Jeffery, of the same club, 116 and 100 respectively, and Pell, of Seinde, 102. Technical 0.8. defeated St. John’s on the first innings, while United gained a similar victory agamst H. 5.0.8. The following are further details of play in the various games:— WIN FOR TECHNICAL 0.8. Technical 0.8. gained a first innings victory against St. John’s by 167 runs. They "made 390 for six wickets the previous Saturday and declared on lestiniing last Saturday. St. John’s replied with 225, the best display being given by Finlayson, who scored 91, including 13 fours. The following were the detailed scores:— TECHNICAL 0.8. First innings, six wickets declared.— 390. Bowling analysis.—Chadwick one for 118, Barlow, H., one for 52, Hunter, H., one for 44, Pawson none for 97, Simpson none for 44, Finlayson none for 20, Cane none for 12. ST. JOHN’S. First Innings. Cane, 1.b.w,, b Pirie 9 Finlayson, b Pirie 91 Turvey, c Pirie, b Evans 7 Evans, st Northe, b Elliott 2 Chadwick, c Northe, b Nairn ... 36 Simpson, b Evans 19 Pawson, b Evans R Fitzwater, not out 19 Barlow, H.. b Pirie 13 Hunter, 11.. b Elliott 5 Harvey, run out O Byes 17, leg byes 3, no balls 4 ... 24 Total 225 Bowling analysis.—Nairn one for 26, Evans three for 28, Pirie three for 51, Elliott two for 38, Ellis none for 19, Stephenson none for 16, Brown none for 20, Northe none for three. UNITED DEFEAT H. 5.0.8. United gained their first victory of the season by defeating H. 5.0.8. on the first innings by 33 runs. Old Boys made 197 in their first innings, United replying with 230. Old Boys’ second knock produced 159, the team being two men short. At stumps United bad made 63 with five wickets in hand, being 63 short of Old Boys total. Details of the scores are as follow ;— H. 5.0.8. First innings 197 Second Innings Mahony, b Burns 55 Elinor, l.i J. Stevens 4 Heaney, H. c Hobbs, b J. Stevens 8 Kenny, c Owen, b Burns 47 Beuth, b Burns 19 Barlow R., run out 3 Holt, b Burns 10 Mackinnon, c O'Brien b Burns ... 5 Swinburne, not out 6 No balls 2 Total 159 Bowling analysis.—J. Stevens two lor 40, O’Brien none for 39, Kavanagh none for 42, Burns five for 38. UNITED Burns, b I. Reaney 5 Tempertoll, c and b H. Reaney ... 36 Stevens G., b H. Reaney ... „. 5 Q Buen, h Barlow ... ... 47 ,

Hobbs, cT. Reaney, bC. Beuth ... 2 Stevens J., 1.b.w., b C. Beuth ... 22 Kavanagh, 1.b.w., b H. Reauey ... 13 Owen, l.b.w. b Mahony 26 Smith, c Swinburne, b Beuth ... 21 O'Brien, J., not out 17 White, b Barlow 7 Byes 25, wides 1 26 Total 230 Bowling anaysis.—T. Reaney one for 20, H. Reaney three for 69. Beuth three for 52, Mahony one for 23, R. Barlow two for 29, Mackinnon none for four. Second Innings; Stevens, G., cH. Reaney, b Holt 18 Stevens J., b Ennor 16 O’Brien M., c Swinburne, b Beuth 12 Owen, run out 1 Smith, run out• ... 14 No balls 2 Total tor five wickets 63 Bowling analysis.—Holt one for 14, Kenny none for 23, Ennor one for 12, Mahony none for 14, Beuth one for none. JUNIOR GRADE TARADALE SCORE 10l In their first innings against Scinde, Taradale scored 151. The best display was given bv Blair, who made 48. Stanford- made 17, Wilson 21, McKinley 12, H. Fayen 10 and Blunsden 16. Bowling for Scinde, Prater took six for 29, Pell two for 33, Campbell two for 17. At stumps Scinde had lost three wickets for 211. Pell made 102 (14 fours), Forsyth 29 and Boland 18. HIGH SCHOOL MAKE 192. .High School have gained a substantial lead over United A. The team scored 192, of which Younghusband made 51, Palmer 34, Bickerstaffi 21 and Mahony 17. United A replied with 109, the best scores being gained by Nelson and Seed. ST. JOHN’S GOOD START. St. John’s have made a good start against Technical Colts. Butting first they made 268, while they have captured live of the Colts’ wickets for 90. The best batting display for St. John’s was given by Thorne-George, who made 68. N. Triggs made 46, King 42, Mori 32 and Ready 2-1. SWAILES 483 FOR NINE. Swailes’ have placed themselves in an invincible position against United B by scoring 483 for the loss of nine wickets. There were three centuries. Jeffery made 100 (two fives and eight fours), Gray 116 (21 fours), and Mathews 140 (two sixes, one live and 21 fours). Others to score double figures were Swailes 52, Macfarlane 13 and Willis 12. United’s bowling analysis will be published at the completion of Swailes? innings.

TECHNICAL 0.8. v. H. 5.0.8. In their first innings against Technical 0.8., H. 5.0.8. made 168. Griffin made 93 (one five and 12 fours), Cos 15 and Lash 10. For Technical, Tate took five wickets for 59, Grouden four for 30 and Rees one for 13. Technical 0.8. had scored 166 for the loss of seven wickets when stumps were drawn. Rees made 77 (one five and 11 fours), while Marcroft scored 18 and Oswell 32. FLAXMERE V, WESTSHORE. Flaxmere and Westshore played a cricket match at the Polo Grounds during the week-end, the former team winning by an innings and three runs. Westshore in the first innings made 52 (Beswiek 17, F. Watson 10), and Flaxmere replied with 175 (A. Johnson 90, C. Campbell 19, C. Arthur 19, E. Craven 16). Westshore’s second innings totalled 120, their gross score being three Jess than Flaxmere’s. The best bowlers for the victors were J • Booth (five for 32) and C. Campbell (four for 20). ■ DANNEVIRKE V, HASTINGS. FORMER WIN BY 42 RUNS The weather was again ideal on Saturday for the continuation of the match between the first elevens of the Dannevirke and Hastings High Schools. Resuming play for Dannevirke, Hill and Craven took the score from 62 to 122 before being separated. The side was eventually dismissed for a total of 187. Hastings thus required 162 to win, but with the exception of Caldwell, Waymouth. Lean, and do Denne the team failed to come up to expectations an dwas only able to score 129, thus falling short by 43 runs. Details:— DANNEVIRKE. First Innings 87 Second Ir.nings. Broadbent, c Caldwell, b Lean ... 0 McKinnon, b Garnett 19 Lyall, b Lean 2 Hill, 1.b.w.. b Lean 95 Richards, b Garnett 1 Wilson, c Smith, b Garnett 0 Craven, c Caldwell, b Waymouth 39 Fredericksen, b Lean 15 Ericksen, run out 0 Lascelles, b Garnett 1 Armstrong, not out 5 Extras 10 Total .. 187 Bowling analysis.—-Lean four for 52, Garnett four for 19. Wavmouth one for 45. HASTINGS. First Innings ... 103 Second Innings. Caldwell, c Craven, b Ericksen ... 28 Waymouth, Fredericksen, b Ericksen ... „ ... 28

de Denne, b Hill 18 Garnett, c and b Wilson 10 Mullinder. not out ? Lean, c Armstrong, b Craven ... 22 Eves, c Richards, b Lascelles ... 7 u’irschberg, b Craven 5 Garland, McKinnon, b Lascelles 0 Toothill, c Broadbent, b Craven O Extras ►. 7 Total „ 128 Pa-’ling analysis.—Lascelles three for 12, Ericksen two for 12, Wilson one for 13, Hill one for 36. HASTINGS 2nd XI. v. WAIPAWA On Saturday afternoon the Waipawa High School Ist XI. visited Hastings and played a match against the Hastings 2nd XI. Considering that only three hours were available for play the performances were very creditable, over 300 runs being scored. The home side batted first and, due mainly to a magnificent stand by Edwards, who was responsible for 108 (17 fours), and in a lesser degree to Hutchinson (19), were able to put up the good total of 156 in 90 minutes. For Waipawa, Knoblock took four for 32, Weston two for 23 and Logan two for Waipawa’s wickets fell quickly until seven were down for 84 and Hastings’ prospects were very bright. However Bibby and Edwards became associated and between them were able to make up the necessary runs to obtain a win. Bibby (56) then retired, but the innings closed immediately afterwards with the total at 158. The other principal scorers were Knobloek 33, Edwards 27 and Robertson 12. Bowling for Hastings, Taffe took two for 30 and Hutchinson three for 28. The visitors, who were accompaniel by Mr J. Lackliart, were entertained to afternoon tea before leaving for home by rhe afternoon train.