CRICKET

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 93, 3 April 1934, Page 4

CRICKET

HASTINGS, v. WELLINGTON GANNETT CUP RETAINED FORMER WIN ON FIRST INNINGS The annual cricket match for the Gannett Cup between the Hastings senior representatives and an eleven comprising Wellington colts was played at Cornwall I’aik, Hastings during the week-end and resulted in a first innings victory by 78 runs for the visitors, who therefore retained possession of the trophy. Detailed scores are as follow: — WELLINGTON First Innings. Wrigley, c Fisher, b Martin ... 32 O’Connor, c Fisher, b Weymouth 0 Young, run out 69 Bezzant, b Martin 71 Bush, b Weymouth 8 Rainbird, c Griffin, bLe Quesne ... 58 Lubransky, c Garrod, b Weymouth 28 Ormiston, cLe Quesne, b Martin 1 Janes, c Griffin, b Weymouth ... 5 Clark, c and b Weymouth 18 Gray, not out 1 Extras 19 Total 310 Bowling analysis.--Weymouth five wickets for 73 runs, Martin three for ■5B, Le Quesne one for .54, S. Mitchell none for 17, Newdick none for 17. Garrod none for 20, Griffin none for 52 Second Innings. Wrigley, c Mitchell, b Martin ... 9 O’Connor, b Garrod 3 Young, not out ... 36 Bezzant, b Le Quesne 32 Bush, not out 9 Extras 4 Total for three wickets (decl.) 93 Bowling analysis.—Le Quesne one for 5. Martin one for 14, Garrod one for 20 Griffin none for 11, Weymouth none for 35 HASTINGS First Innings. Garrod, l.b.w. b Clarke 18 Griffin, b Rainbird 25 Geddis, b O’Connor 12 Earle, b Rainbird 6 Fisher, b Jane* 5 Newdick, b Jane s 10 Irwin, b Janes 18 Mitchell, c Janes b Rainbird ... 68 Weymouth, c Lubansky, b Rainbird 21 Le Quesne, not out 16 Martin, c Rainbird, h Clarke ... 18 Extras 15 Total 232 Bowling analysis.—Rainbird four for 66, Janes three for 55, Clark two for 33, O'Connor one for 8. Bush none for 13, Lubransky none for 19, Ormiston none for 22. Second Innings. Le Quesne, b Wrigley 2 Garrod, b Clarke 4 Mitchell, b Wrigley 0 Newdick, c Wrigley, b Janes ... 9 Griffin, not out 2 Earle, not out U Extras Total for four wickets 49 Bowling analysis.—Wrigley two for 13, Clarke one for 6, Janes one lor 12

JUNIOR REP. GAME

PALMERSTON V. HASTINGS Following on their outright defeat of the Napier junior representatives on Friday and Saturday last, the touring Palmerston North side met the Hastings junior representatives at Cornwall Park, Hastings, yesterday to secure a first innings victory by 47 runs. The visitors declared their second innings closed to leave the home side HO to make, in half an hour. Hastings made a gallant effort to win, requiring only 24 when stumps were drawn. . ,

In the compilation of Palmerston s 162 Trow made 30, Marshall 31, Rile.v 29 G. Cameron 20, McMinn 15, Allen 13 and Griggs 10, Doreen taking five wickets lor 53 runs and Campbell four lor 37. In the reply the best individual contributions to the 115 were those of Milne 39, Fielding 31, Dyer 13 and Startup 11, Trow getting five wickets for 29 runs and G. Cameron three lor 23. ...

Prior to declaring their second innings closed for 93 for seven wickets, Riley was 29 not out for Palmerston and Weir and AV. Cameron had made 23 and 19 respectively. Milne collected three wickets for 10 runs. The outstanding effort of the match was forthcoming in Hastings’s bid to snatch victory, Neil Doreen being unbeaten for a' great 89. Dyer made 17 and Trow collected two wickets for seven runs, stumps being drawn with two wickets down for 116.

FRIENDLY GAMES

SHERENDEN v. HASTINGS XI. A third holiday fixture was played at Cornwall Park yesterday when Sherenden defeated a town eleven by 31 runs on the fust innings. Batting first the visitors made 169 (Lambert 80, McGill five for 50 and Fitzgerald four for 43). The Hastings side replied with 138 (Orr 28, McGill 27, Fippard 27 and Fitzgerald 12. Chaplin and Lambert divided the wickets. Sherenden declartheir second innings closed at 122 for six wickets (Earle 49. Ensor .53, McGill, Graham and Fitzgerald each taking two wickets). When stumps were drawn Hastings had lost four wickets for 101 (Graham 25, Fippard 26. McGill 21). SENIORS VERSUS JUNIORS A friend!,' match was played at Nelson Park Napier, yesterday, between a senior eleven captained by D. Shophard and a junior eleven captained by C. Pell. The match was won on tue first innings by the seniors, by a margin of W7 runs. Time did not permit the two second innings to be completed. NAPIER v. WALLINGFORD. Napier made 229 in its first and only innings against Wallingford on Saturday. the be« display being given by R. Burns, who made 69 (eight fours). R. Barlow made 44, Armitage 18, Ellis 27, Nairn

10, Shephard IG, Stephenson 17 not out and Atkinson 14. The successful bowlers for the visitors were McLean (five for 81), L. Vogtherr (three for 33) and Bard (one for 61). Wallingford replied with 109 in its first innings and 113 in its second. Chief amongst the run-getters were Canning (36). the Rev. B. R. Brierley (19 and 34), M. Vogtherr (10), A. Wilder (15), W. Wilder (29). Bowling for Napier, Nairn took one wicket for none, Wilson four for 23, Armitage one for 13, Stephenson six for 42, Ellis one for 23, Shephard four for 20 and A. Elliott two for 29. WAIWAKA v. NAPIER. In this game, played at Nelson Park, Napier, the home side batted first and made 87 (Hatch 28 not out), Powell 16). Turnbull took two for 31, Proctor five for 29, Pearce one for 15 and Matheson one for seven. Kaiwaka replied with 50 (Sigvertsen 14 and Chambers 11). Napier’s wicket-get-ters wore P. King (eight for 25) and Forsyth (two for seven). Napier’s second knock produced 120, nf which Powell made 49, Greaney 17, Hatch 25. Turnbull took three for 16, Pierce one for 24, Matheson two for 24 and Sigvertsen one for four. Kaiwaka , was unable to make up the deficiency, and innings closing for 81. Chambers made 21 not out, Carter 16 and Proctor 15. Powell took one for 21, Brimer , two for 13, Hatch two for 19, Hughes three for 21 and Bowland two for one. CENTRAL H.B. V. DANNEVIRKE. FORMER HAVE EASY WIN From Our Own Correspondent. WAIPUKURAU. March 31. A representative cricket match was played at Waipawa to-day between the Central Hawke's Bay and Dannevirke representatives. The game resulted in a comfortable win for Central by an innings and 57 runs, the Dannevirke eleven finding the home team's bowling too strong. The detailed scores were as follow:— 1 CENTRAL H.B. First Innings. R. Drinkrow, b Friis 4 S. Smales, b Wright 41. C. Crocker, b Schmidt 4 G. Snaddon, b Schmidt 4 j A. Smales, b Wilson 31 D. Smales, b Wilson 25 ’ P. James, c and h Wilson 9 s 11. Traveua, <■ Wright, b Bishop .1 i S. Dwyer, b Bishop I A Page, b Bishop 13 C. Williams, not out 0 Extras 9 I Total 145 Bowling analysis: Bishop three wickets for 31 runs. Wilson three for 28. Schmidt two for 26. Friis one for 33. Wright one for five. DANNEVIRKE J First Innings. ] .1 l<\an h Dwyer 0 ; W Hill, l.b.w. b W illiatns .. ... 21”

L. Friis, cS. Smales, b Drinkrow 8 P. Wilson, b Drinkrow 7 A. Lyall, c James, b Drinkrow ... O L. Bishop, b Drinkrow 2 L Schmidt c S. Smales, b Drinkrow 1 H. Baines, cS. Smales, b Williams 2 R. Harper, b Drinkrow J G. Wright, c Smales, b Drinkrow ] P. Vartan, not out 4 Extras 6 Total 34 Bowling analysis: Drinkrow seven for 12, Williams two for two.. Dwyer one for nine. Second Innings. Dannevirke in their second innings reached 54, three batsmen making double figures—Lyall 19, Friis 10 and Vartan 10. Bowling for Central, Drinkrow took three for 13, James three for 18, Williams two for lour, and Dwyer two for none. SOUTHERN H.B. DEFEATED COULD NOT MANAGE BOWLING By Telegraph—Press Association. NEW PLYMOUTH, April 2. Taranaki had no difficulty in retaining the Hawke Cup against the challenge by South Hawke’s Bay. Yesterday Southern Hawke’s Bay made 63. to which Taranaki replied with 224. The challengers to-day were dismissed lor 86. They could not handle the bowling. Taranaki won by an innings and 75 runs.