THURSDAY CRICKET

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXV, Issue 78, 15 March 1935, Page 8

THURSDAY CRICKET

COMPETITION MATCHES Batsmen in Good Form CENTURY AGAIN TO HOLZ The Hcretaunga and Methodist B cricket teams met at Cornwall Park yesterday, when some good batting form was shown by both sides. Methodist B took first strike, and were not all dispersed of until 238 runs appeared on the board. Of this total Holz contributed a well played 123. He played sound cricket for though he hit IC> fours, he played the good bowling carefully. Scott 29, Saddler 23, Love 18, Ball 10 and Davidson JO were the other double figure scorers. House and McDuff were the opening batsmen for Heretar.nga, and when stumps were drawn for the day, both were still at the wickets, McDuff being not out with 67, and House not out with 42. Extras 14, brought the score up to 123 for no wickets. The following are the scores.— M ETHODIST D. First Innings. Holz, b House 123 Ball, c and b House 10 Scott, b Henderson 29 Saddler, b McDuff 23 Gallagher, c Lyndon, b McDuff .. 0 Lingard, st. Stubbs, b Rouse .... 0 Davidson, st. Stubbs, b Rouso .... 10 Love, c Lyndon, b Holder Gurry, not out •’ Younge, b McDuff 0 Mayo, e McDuff, b Holder .... 0 Extras J 9 Total 238 Bowling analysis: Rouse four wickets for 93 runs, McDuff three for 44. Holder two for 13, Henderson one for 14. . HERETAUNGA. First Innings. Rouse, not oct 42 McDuff, not out 67 Extras 14 Total for no wickets 123 Ball, Holz, Scott and Saddler al) took a turn at bowling without taking any wickets. TOMOANA v. WEST END. The Tomoana and West End teams met on Cornwall Park yesterday. Tomoana went in first and knocked up 107, C. Brimmer 37 and T. Blumont 23, being top scorers. West End failed to reach Tomoana’s total, the last wicket falling with the score at 84, of which A. Taylor made 28. The follow ing arc the scores:— TOMOANA First Innings. 11. Mahoney, run out JO «T. Mitchell, c Willcock, b Taylor 3 J. McNab, c Burns, bC. Pell .. 14 O. Shattky, c Milne, b Rosenberg 1 L. Goldfinch, hit wicket, b Rosenborg 1 11. Swallow’, c McDonald, bC. Peil 5 C. Brimmer, c. McDonald, b Taylor 37 T. B'umont, b Milne 23 S. 0 'Neill, cG. Pell, b Taylor .... 2 H. Thompson, not out 4 C. Whittaker, l.b.w. b Milne .... 3 Extras 4 Total < 107 Bowling analysis.—A. Taylor three for 21, Rosenberg two for 33, C. Pell two for 40, T. Milne two for nine, WEST END. First Innings, .T, Wilcock, c Blumont, b Goldfinch Jiff. Martin, l.b.w. b Blumont .... 6 A. Taylor, c Shattky, b Goldfinch 28 C. Pell, c Shattky, o Goldfinch .. 0 ff. Orr, b Blumont 1 G. Fell, b Blumont 12 ' T. Milne, hit wicket, b Blumont .. 10 Rosenberg, c Mahoney, b Goldfinch 9 Burns, l.b.w. b Goldfinch 0 McDonald, b Goldfinch .......... 1 Parkhill, not out 1 Extras 5 Total I 84 Bowling analysis. — ,T. Mitchell none for 21, Goldfinch six for 35, Blumont. four for 22. MATCHES IN NAPIER Competition Gaines To-morrow The draw for Saturday’s cricket in Napier has now been completed. The only senior match during the afternoon will be between United, winners of the competition, and the Rest, on No. 3 wicket. No. 1 wicket will be occupied both to-day and to-morrow by the Gisborne and Napier High School first elevens. Details of the amended draw are as follow :— SENIOR GRADE. United v. the Rest, No. 3 wicket. JUNIOR GRADE. Competition final. Technical Colts v. St. John's No. 2 wicket. Technical A v. 'technical B, No. 4 wicket. Scinde v. Taradalc, No. 5 wicket. Harbour Board v. United A. No. 6 wicket. Napier Bovs’ High School v. Gisborne High School, No. 1 wicket, to-day and I to-morrow. 1 Hl. TEAMUnited seniors ff F. Hobbs (cipt.'. H. Hawthorne, P.. G. Burns,' P. J. Fa'ana**b 4 off3rien A. Champion. ff Grant. J. Armitage, Sugden, Yonnghnsband, K. Frater The Rest. Pl. N. Lambert (cap*.), B. ff. Mahony, M. F. Beuth. 1. P. Heaney, IL E. Rcaney, E. Evans, E Elliott, S. Northe, H. E. Ellis, J. G. Bark, D. A. Rees.