H.B. CLUB CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIP

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXVI, Issue 80, 16 March 1936, Page 5

H.B. CLUB CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIP

HASTINGS IN LEAD

Position Now Almost Unassailable TECHNICAL 0.8. BEATEN By securing a first innings victory over Technical Old. Boys at Napittr on Saturday Hastings placed themselves in an almost unassailable position for the Hawke’s Bay cricket championship. They increased their lead to four points and there is but one series of matches to go. All matches on Saturday were oneday fixtures as the result of the postponement of play the week previously on account of rain. Hastings beat Technical 0.8. by Ive runs in a comparatively low scoring game. At Hastings two games were played, Rugby drawing with Napier H. 5.0.8. and United defeating Hastings H.S.0.8. by a comfortable margin on the first innings.

The outstanding individual performance of the afternoon was that of T. Heaney (Napier O.B.) who was unbeaten for 114 after a bright and spectacular innings, in which he hit five sixes and 12 boundaries. Details of the various games are as under: — WIN FOR HASTINGS Tech. Beaten by Five Runs Hastings gained a first innings victory against Technical 0.8. by five runs. Batting first, Technical made 116, Hastings replying with 121. The scores were: — TECHNICAL 0.8. Birst Innings Evans, c Martin, b Lambert 4 Burns, b Garrod 6 L. Kauter, 1.b.w., b Garrod 4 Ellis, c Lambert b Garrod 18 Grainger, c Bradley b Lambert .. 14 Elliott, c Griffin b Lambert 11 A. Kauter, st Geddis b Lambert .. 35 Rees, e Martin, b Lambert 5 Johnson, b Lambert 4 Piri, c and b Lambert 2 Northe, not out ................ 3 Extras 10 Total 116 Bowling analysis.—Lambert, seven for 72; Garrod, three for 34. HASTINGS First Innings Geddis, c Evans b Elliott 17 McCarthy, c L. Kauter b Johnson 17 Gardiner, c Northe b Elliott 13 Martin, c Elliott b Johnson .... 5 Lambert, c Ellis b Johnson 40 Nowdick, b Johnson 7 Chapman, l.b.w. b Pirio 1 Bradley, b Pirie 5 Griffin, not out 1 Garrod, st Northe b Pirie ..... 12 Extras 3 Total 121 Bowling analysis.—Pirie, three for 25; Johnson, four for 57; Elliott, two for 32; Evans, none for 14. AN EASY WIN United Down Hastings H. 5.0.8. A first innings victory was gained by United over Hastings Old Boys. The latter had first use of the wiekot to make 39, and in reply United made 118 for eight wiekets declared. Old Boys batted out time to lose five wrickets fcr 74 runs. Details:— UNITED First Innings Wyllie, c Garnett b Rosenberg .... 18 Brown, c and b Garnett 9 Younghusband, b Rosenberg .... 7 O’Brien, c Fippard b Snaddon .. 45 Frater, b Waymouth 1 Grant, b Craven a Chadwick, run out 8 Armitage, c Quigley b Rosenberg 13 Hobbs, not out 3 Extras 4 Total for eight wickets .... 118 Bowling analysis.—Rosenberg three for 29, Waymouth one for 6, Garnett one for 13, Craven one for 23, Snaddon one for 29, Coates none for 14. HASTINGS H. 5.0.8. First Innings Jonson, e O’Brien b Grant .... 12 Snaddon, c Simpson b Grant .... 11 Waymouth, c and b Frater 2 Coates, b Grant 8 Quigley, c Brown b Grant 2 Garnett, b Frater 0 Litchfield, b Fraer 1 Fulton, b Frater 3 Rosenberg, e Simpson b Grant .... 4 Fippard, not out 3 Extras .1 Total 49 Bowling analysis.—Frater, five fo--14, Grant five for 35. .Second Innings Jonson, b O 'Brien 29 Snaddon, run out 4 Waymouth, b Frater 12 Craven, b Vereoe IS Coates, b O'Brien (I Fippard, not out 1 Quigley, b Vereoe 5 Extras 5 Total for five wickets ..... 7 I

Bowling analysis.—O’Brien, two for 7; Vereoe, two for 13; Frater, one for 24; Armitage, uuue fur 7; Grant, uoue tor 16,

DRAWN GAME Rugby v. Napier Old Boys Thanks to a great innings by T. Reauey, Napier Old Boys were able to compile 218 for six wiekets and then declare with two hours left for Rugby to make their reply. Reaney was unbeaten for 114, which included five sixes and 12 fours. Rugby were sue-cess-mful in batting out time to lose seven wickets for 104 runs, the result being a draw. Details:— NAPIER H. 5.0.8. First Innings Gray, b Beuth 9 Mahoney, l.b.w. b Beuth 10 H. Reaney, c Fisher b Goldfinch .. 39 Phillips, b Beuth 6 T. Reaney, not out 114 Adams, e Fisher b Craiko 22 Boland, l.b.w. b Craike 2 Ennor, not out 3 Extras 19 Total for six wiekets (dec.).. 218 Bawling analysis.—Beuth three for 53, 53, Craike two for 18, Goldfinch one for 25, Fitzgerald none for 16, Fisher none fir 36, Milne none for 51. RUGBY First Innings Biggar, l.b.w. b T. Reaney 30 Goldfinch, b H. Reaney 0 Carr, c T. Reaney b Mahoney .... 29 Dyer, b H. Reaney 20 Milne, b T. Reaney 1 Fisher, b Phillips 1 Beuth, not out 0 Lo Quesne, c Ennor b T. Reaney ~ 14 Extras 9 Total for seven wickets .... 104 Bowling analysis.—T. Reaney, three for 33; H. Reaney, two for 19; Mahoney, one for 5; Phillips, one for .17; McLeod, none for 9; Adams, none for 12. JUNIOR GRADE Fruitworkers v. Hastings An outright win was secured by Fruitworkers over Hastings. Batting first they made 86 (Heenan 34, Taylor 17, Galbraith 11; Quinlivan seven for 18) and in the second inning 80 for four wickets declared (Taylor 26, Crombie 21, Southcott 11; Quinlivan three for 31). Hastings made 39 (Wilkins four for 16, Heenan three for 12) and 83 (Scott 24, Bainbridge 19, Wilkins five for 41). Whakatu Beat Old Boys. After being behind on the first innings Whakatu made a good recovery in win outright. Old Boys made 85 (Toothill 36, McGregor 17, Robertson 12, Dyed 11; Pell three for 32, Christison three for 34), 24 (Dyer 11; ChristiNAPIER JUNIOR A Colts Win Again The Technical Colts secured a first innings win over the runner-up, High School, on. Saturday. School batted first to make 78, Alexander making 11, Bickerstaff 24. With the ball, Boggs and Hodge performed well to take 4 for 35, and 6 for 26 respectively. Boggs 5(5), Hodge (33), Rees (11) -and Bowman (13) accounted for the majority of Colt’s total of 126 in reply, Proctor taking 5 for 40, Walden 1 for 38, and Montgomery 3 for 13. In a second knock that was still in progress nt stumps, School had lost eight for 47. Alexander making 12. Harbour Board Down Technical A beat Harbour Board on the first innings, by 27 runs. Technical batted first, and made 107, Wright contributing 12, Boyle 14, Sinclair 19, Ellis 14, Martin 13 not out, and Grainger 10. Falvey took one for 19, P. Smith 4 for 53, Hayden 3 for 14, and Rumpier 2 for 13. Before the bowling of Heath (5 for 24), Wright (4 for 17) and Boyle (1 for 19), Harbour Board saw the innings closed with their total of 80, 27 runs short. Falvey made 18, and Hayden 35. Taradale Beat St. John’s St. John’s were defeated by Taradale by 6 runs on the first innings. They batted first and made 108, King (31), Barlow (19), Wolstenholme (17), Haines (13), and Hunter (13), making most of the runs. Taradale replied with 114 for eight wickets, Colwill making 24, Redward 22, McGrath 25, and Williams 13 not out. Wickets for Taradale were taken by Colwill (3 for .15), Redward (2 for 24), Collinge (2 for 21), and Williams (3 for 6), and for St. John’s by Haines, King, Barlow (2), Hunter, Hatch and King. The bowling analysis in the score book was improperly kept, and the number of runs for each wicket is unavailable. United Beat H. 5.0.8. H. 5.0.8. had first use of the wicket against United and made 57, Bickersta| making 10 not out, Rowe 12, and Phillips 11. Seed took 6 for 37, Blackledge 2 for 16, and Henderson 2 for 3. United made 84 in reply, making 23, Riddell 13 and Collet' 11. XChitty took 3 for 30, Hickey 1 for 13, Robinson 1 for 6, Wilson 3 for 14, and Gahagan 2 for 7. In a second knock H. 5.0.8. made 80 for niue wickets, Wilson 30. Robinson 24. NAPIER JUNIOR B Scinde Beat Tech. Scinde compied 169 in the first innings of their game with Technical A, with the help of 63 from Butler, 29 from Bowhind, 21 from Graham, IS form Mangelsoa. and 12 from Campbell. Guillemot took 3 for 40, Marcroft 3 for 17, and Fraser 3 for 35. With this score for nine wickets, Scinde declared and put Tech, out for 52, of which i'erguson made M and Bankia 13 not out.

Campbell and Mangelson shared the wickets, taking 4 for 9 and 5 for 16 respectively. Two Default Wins United B defaulted to Williams and Kettle. Port Ahuriri defeated High School by an innings and 32 runs. son four for 13). Whakatu made 78 (J. Goodall 41, T. Goodall 12; Simpson seven for 25) and 35 for one wicket (T. Goodall 23, Mitchell 11), • Haumoana Down Rugby A first innings win was gained by Haumoana over Rugby, each side having only one innings. The Seasiders made 65 (Neilsen 15, McCormick 11; Liken six for 23, Newling three for 18). Rugby made 38 (Muir 17, Lean 10 not out; Birch eight for 14 including the “hat trick”), PETANE AND ESKDALE Friendly Game Drawn An eleven representing the Petane Tennis Club had a most enjoyable game against the Eskdale Cricket Club at Eskdale on Saturday afternoon. The match resulted in a first innings draw, both teams scoring 113. ' The Petane visitors were the guests at afternoon tea of the Eskdale eleven, and are indebted to the ladies who organised the arrangements. Detailed crores were:— ESKDALE. First Innings, M. Smith, b Shirley 35 B. R. Brierley, c and bS. Triggs .. 0 I. Smith, b Morcom-Greon 17 Amyes, e and b Shirley 11 B. Nichol, b Morcom-Green 9 Ellis, b Morcom-Green 0 Turner, b L. Williams 0 I. McKinnon, st. MacArtney, b Morcom-Green 23 Saunders, st. MacArtney, b L. Williams .1 Oldham, b L. Williams 7 Jones, not out 1 Extras 6 Total 113 Bowling analysis.—Shirley two for 31; S. Triggs, one for 26; MorcomGreen, four, for 24; L. Williams, three for 10; C. W. Nash, none for eight. PETANE First Innings. S. Triggs, b M. Smith 1 MacArtney, b Nicol 29 Shirley, b I. Smith 18 Morcom-Green, run out 3 L. Williams, b Nicol 38 C. W. Nach, b Brierley 2 Taylor, b Saunders 1 Harvey, c Ellis, b Nicol_X3 McHardy, b M. Smithl Scarrott, c Ellis, bM. Smith .... 2 C. Sorrell, not out 0 Extras 5 Total 313 Bowling analysis.—B. R. 'Brierley, one for 31; M. Smith, three for 28; Nicol, three for 17; I. Smith, one for 14; Saunders, one for one; Amyes, none for 21. HAWKE CUP MATCH Manawatu Beats Rangitikei Bv Telegraph—Press Association PALMERSTON N., March 15. The Hawke Cup match concluded on Saturday, Manawatu (holders) beating Rangitikei by an innings and 62 runs. The weather was fine, but there was a cold breeze. Details: — MANAWATU First Innings ... 331 RANGITIKEI First Innings 72 Second innings Wysocki, run out 16 Spence, st. Norris, b Cutler ... 41 J. Alai shall, h Cutler 0 Cameron, 1.b.w., b Berquist ... 44 Lowry, not out ... ... 71 Hodder, h Galliehau 4 Hayward, l> Gallichan 4 A. Marshall, b Gallichan 2 Whittle, b Alurehison 1 H. Marsdiall, c Robertson, b Alurchison 0 Williams, 1.b.w., b Gallichan ... 3 Extras 10 Total 196 Bowling analysis: Gallichan four for 47, Hearsey none for 24, Berqdist one for 38, Alurehison two for 68, Cutler two for 5, McVicar none for 4.