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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVIII, Issue 1, 29 November 1937, Page 8

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MANAWATU ASSOCIATION. CLUB COMPETITIONS. Excellent conditions prevailed again on Saturday for the continuation ot the club competitions under the Manawatu Cricket Association. The wickets were in good order and although large individual scores were relatively few there were several good team performances. The eight-ball over and the twoniinute rule were applied"for the first time this season. Old Boys made 162 against City, who have 3 wicket down for 23 runs in the senior A grade. Y.M-O.A. put on 214 runs against Palmerston and then took 5 Palmerston wickets for 67 runs. High School put op 186 against United, who had lost 1 wicket for 4 runs at stumps. ... Playing in the senior B division, United made 109, City replying with 252. Combined Services had first use of the bat against Y.M.C.A, for 195, the latter having 4 wickets down for 59 at stumps. Old Boys were all out for 180 and Kia Toa have 6 wickets in hand and 249 runs % In the junior A division, H. 1j Young’s beat Massey College, the match concluding in the one day. United have 109 and 17 for 4 in tlieir match with Combined Servicen (1241 and Kia Toa made 126 against Old Boys, who put on 77. Kia Toa had 9 down for 133 at stumps. High School reached 179 against Optimists and tb© former have 189 runs in hand for 7 wickets. The winners in the junior B section were Cook’s, City and Y.M-C.A. THE HONOURS BOARD. SENIOR A. Batting. Murchison (Y.M.C.A.) 48 Rutherfurd (H.S.) 43* O’Keefe (O.B.) 40 Bowling. Cockery (U.) 5 for 35 Hearsey (C.) 5 for 57 Pritchard (P.) 4 for 4(k SENIOR B. Batting. Peck (K.T.) 109 Burgess (C.) 88 Donovan (C.S.) 50 Weston, senr. (C.) 48 Evans (K.T 43 Brown (K.T.) 42 Bowling. R. Wasley (K.T.) 5 for 54 R. Dilks (C.) 3 for 11 Edwards (Y.M.C.A.) 3 for 29 O’Meighan (U.) 2 for 0 Hearsey (C-) 2 for 6 JUNIORS. Batting. Farrell' (C.’s) 70 Peters (Y.M.C.A,) 66* Blyth (M.C.) 55 Brougham (H.S.) ..... 53 Ball (H.S.) 51 Forbes (H.L.Y.’s) 48 Phillips (O.) 48 Rush (K.T.) 43 Robbie (K.T.) 41 Bowling. Romerill (Y.M.C.A.) 7 for 42 Ryan (H.S.) : 7 for 65 Rush (K.T.) 6 for 24 Hassell (H.L-Y.'fl) 5 for 31 Allsop (U.) 5 for 32 Blackwell (C.) 4 for 10 Ryder (O.B.) 4 for 19 Wills (C.S.) - 3 for 6 ‘Denotes not out. SENIOR A. OLD BOYS v. CITY, Facing City, Old Boys had first use of the bat in one of the senior A matches on the Sportsground oval and put on 162, City navjng three wickets down for 28 runs when play closed for the day. N. Gallichan was dismissed leg-before by Nairn at 2, but Denby, O’Keefe, Brace, Spring and Gatley did well. Details: OLD BOYS, Waters, b Nairn 6 Donby, b Hearsey 23 O’Keefe, run out ... 40 N. Gallichan, lbw, b Nairn 2 Brace, c Weir, b Hearsey 16 Elliott, lbw, b Hearsey 2 Spring, pi on, b Loet 17 Williams, b Hearsey 2 Jonnings, st Weir, b Hearsey 10 Gatley, run out 25 Marriott, not out 0 Extras ... 19 Total 162 Bowling analysis.—Nairn, 2 for 35; Hearsay, 5 for 57; ’Loot, 1 for 17; Ward, 0 for 17'; C. McVicar, 0 for 17. CITY. C. McVicar, c Waters, b Jennings ... 0 S. McVicar, lbw, b O’Keefe 8 Ward, b Gallichan \ Wheatley, not out 5 Leet, not out 4 Extras 4

Total for 3 wickets 28 Bowling analysis.—Jennings, 1 for 7; O’Keefe. 1 for 8; Gallicban, 1 for 9. Y.M.C.A. v. PALMERSTON. Despite the fact that their two opening batsmen were dismissed very cheaply, Y.M.C.A. settled down in their match with Palmerston on the oval, and put on 214 runs, then taking five Palmerston wickets at a cost of 67 runs before play closed. M. A. Ongley led the Palmerston averages with 4 for 21 and Pritchard secured 4 wickets for 49. None of the Palmerston batsmen reached 20. The bowling was shared by Murchison (2 for 29) and Spelman (2 for 26). Details: Y.M.C.A. Cameron, c Robertson, b Robinson ... 3 Hastiiow, b Pritchard 0 Murchison, b Pritchard 48 Hatch, o R. Robertson, , b Pritchard ... 27 Kdlin, st Norris b Hollior 3 Spelman. b Pritchard 36 Allan, Ibw, b M. A. Ongley 30 Rabone. c J, Ongley, b M. Ongley ... 35 Griggs, not out ... 11 Lyons, b M, Ongley 2 Ciendall, c Norris, b M. Ongley ... 5 Extras ... ~. ... 14 Total ... 214 Bowling analysis.—Pritchard, 4 for 49; Robinson 1 for 30; Robertson, 0 for 43; Hollior, 1 for 36; J. Ongley 0 for 3; J. Smillie, 0 for 8: M. A. Ongley, 4 for 21; Sherwood, 0 for 10. PALMERSTON. Robertson, st Allan b Spelman 15 M A. Ongley, o Hatch, b Spelman . 14 Norris, b Murchison ... .1 " J. Ongley, run out ° Pegdcn, not out ... ... . Pritchard, Ibw, b Murchison 4 r Extras _ Total for 5 wickets ... Bowling analysis.—Murchison, 2 for A); Spolman, 2 for 26. HIGH SCHOOL v. UNITED. Meeting United on a patchy wicket, High School mad© 186 runs in their first innings l>y hatting for the greater Lpart of the afternoon. At the close ! of the day’s play United had one wicket down for 4 runs. Cookery took five wickets for 35. Rutherford, who made the top . score with 43, hit five fours. Within the last few minutes of play, two' appeals were made against tne light, the' second being upheld, De- ; tails: — ' v j HIGH SCHOOLMiller, run .out ~, , ... ~, 26 Stewart, c Baigont, b Cockery ... ... 19 I Cameron, Ibw, b Anderson 11

Hunt, b J. Gallichan ... Rabone, o Qlliver, b Cockery ° Downes, b Cockery ... , 18 Jarrett, c Gallichan, b Cockery ... 4 Gunn, b Jewett ~. ... ' Baigent, c Gallichan,. b Cockery ... u Rutherfurd, pot put ••• Abraham, b Anderson 4o Extras “ Total 186 Bowling analysis.—Berquist, 0 for 22; Jewett, 1 for 40; Ross, 0 for 9; J. Gallichan, 1 for 29; Cockery, 5 for 35; W. Anderson, 2 for 21; Spiers, 0 for 6; Pollift, 0 for 2. UNITED. ’ Spiers, b Downes 8 Olliver, not out 4 Total, for one wicket 4 Bowling analysis.—Downes, 1 for 0; Rabonc, 0 for 4. SENIOR B. UNITED v. CITY, Dismissing United for 109, City placed themselves in a ,strong position. by putting on 252 in their reply. Burgess batted forcefully for 88 for City. Details; UNITED. Dyer, lbw', b Brady J 8 M, Fitzherbert, b Dilks ... ... 4U Stewart, o Baigent, b Brady 8 Ward, b Dilks ... 9 Hindis, b Weston 8 McGregor, c Lovejoy, b Hearsey ... « Duffield, b Dilks ... 8 Gibsop, b Hearsey ... Jf Howard, c Osborne, b Burgess “ O’Moighan, b Weston, junr. ... ... 9 Guinness, not out ,••• Extras ••• Total ... i 189 Bowling analysis.—Baigont, 0 for 12; Lovujoy, 0 for 13; Brady, 2 for 11;. Dilks, 3 for H; Weston, senr., 1 for U; Hoprsey, 2 for 6; Burgess, 1 for 20; Weston, junr., 1 for 4. CITY. Dilks, b McGregor H King, lbw, b Duffield ... ... > ’ Burgess, c Ward, b Duffield ... ... 88 Baigent, c and b Fitzhefbort 5 Weston, junr., c Dyer, b Fitzherbert ... 44 Brady, run out ... " 9 Weston, senr,, c and b Dyer Lovojoy, not out “ Hearsey, absent 8 Phelp, b O’Meighman _ 1 Osborno, c and b O’Meighan 8 Extras '_lL Total 252 ' Bowling analysis,—Stewart, 0 for 20; Duffield,. 2 for 30; McGrogor 1 for 39; Fitzherbert, 2 for 45; Ward, 0 for 31; Dyer, 1 for 59; Howard, 0 for 4; O’Meighan, 2 for 0. Y.M.C.A. v. COMBINED SERVICES By making 195 runs in their first innings and getting out four of the opposing Y.M.C.A. batsmen for a total of 59, Combined Services played themselves into a good position for the opening of the second day’s play. Singleton and Donovan provided the backbone of the Combined Services’ score by lifting the aggregate from 6 for 99 to 7 for 172. Details;. COMBINED SERVICES. Hornibrook, b. Goodjohn 23 Elloy, pi. on., b. Houghton 12 Shaw, run out _ 31 Wilson, b Goodjohn v 6 J. Millar, c. Griggs, b. Goodjohn ... 16 W. Millar, run out 1 Singleton, c. Struthers, b'Edwards ... 31 Donovan, b. Edwards 50 Winks, b. Edwards 8 Gray, b. Dodd .••• 1 Bell, not out 10 Extras 1© Total 195 Bowling Analysis.—Houghton, 1 for 37; Goodjohn, 3 for 43; Dodds, 1 for 50; Struthors, 0 for 21; Edwards, 3 for 29. Y.M.C.A. Edwards, not out ••• 35 Holland, c Gray 8 Struthers, b W. Millar 2 Dodde, run out I 2 Laurenson, run out 1 Extras 9 Total for four wickets 59 Bowling analysis.—W. Millar, 1 for 15; Hornibrook, 0 for 9; Gray, 1 for 10; J. Millar 0 for 6; Wilson, 0 for 7; Shaw, 0 for 3. OLD BOYS V. KIA TOA. CENTURY TO PECK. Thanks'to a score of 109 by Peck, Kia Toa were in a very sound position at stumps in their match with Old Boys. The latter had first use of the bat to make 130, but at the end of the day Kia Toa had 6 wickets in hand and 249 runs on the board. Peck’s total included 17 boundaries and one six. J. Evans made 43 and Brown 42. Details; OLD BOYS. McCulloch, b R. Wasley 9 Thompson, run out ... 64 •Campbell, 1.b.w., b Wasley O Stubbs, b H. Piorcoy ... 1 Sutton, C Evans, b R. Wasley 4 Donovan, C Shailcr b R, V asley .... 31 Swindell, c Peek, b Shailcr 8 Trow, c and b R. Wasley 4 Rose, run out 41 Barraud, b H. Picrcoy. ‘ *> Waldogravo, not out ••• A Extras "• 18

Total Bowling Analysis.—R. Waslay, 5 for 54; Pock, 0 for 21; Brown, 0 for- 8; Piercey, 2 for 24; Morgan, 0 for 9; Shader, 1 for 4, KIA TOA. Peck, b Thompson 109 Evans, c and b Trow ... ... 46 Piercey, c Donovan, b Barraud to Brown, c Thompson, b Stubbs 42 Sbailer, not out *jj I. Wasloy, not out 1 Extras to Total for 4 wickets 249 Bowling analysis.—Barraud, 1 for 67; Trow 1 for 36; Waldegrave, 0 for 25; Campbell. 0 for 26; Rose 0 for 15; Donovan, 0 for 27; Thompson, 1 for 17; Stubbs, 0 for 30. ' • JUNIOR A, Kia Toa put on 126 in their first innings against Old Boys (Rush 43, Robbie 22, Fletcher 19). In reply Old Boys made 77 (Eglinton 21, Clifford 15; Rush 6 for 24). Kia Toa had 9 wickets down for 133 runs in their second innings at stumps (Robbie 41, Gerard 23, Harvey 24, Rush 10). 1 Optimists were all out for 179 against High School (Phillips 48, Ivempson 36, McNabb 20: Ryan 7 for 65, Pegden 2 for 29). In their reply High School had secured 189 runs with three wickets to fall when play closed for the day (Brougham 53, Fletcher 21, Rowland 29, Northover 32, not out, Seator 11, Duncalf 11). H. L. YOUNG’S v. MASSEY COLLEGE. H, L. Young’s had their first win, against Massey College in the junior A grade, a little extra time being played to reach the conclusion. Massey College hatted first for 66 (Elley 15, Blvth 25; Hassell 5 for 31, Gardner 2 for 11, Sullivan 2 for 16). H. L. Young’s replied with 141 (Forbes 48, Sullivan 23, Bramwell 23; Lashhe 2 for 8, Blyth 3 for 19, Elley 3 for 36) College’s second innings realised 115 (Blyth 55, Grant 19, Campbell 15; Hassell 5 for 64, Gardner 2 for 24). Requiring 41 to win, H. L. \ oung s put on 54 for 4 .wickets (Sullivan 19, not out, Hassell 17 not out; Blyth 3 for 29, Campbell 1 for 14). United batted first against Combined Services, making 109 (AV right 18 McSweeney 23, Cormack 15; R. Morgan, 2 for 25, Pledger 2 for.ll. Clements 3 for 12, Hansen 1 for p)

I and Combined Services replied with ! 124 (Oman 21, Blummout 32, Woodley i 17; Francis 4 for 35, Btenkinsop 2 | for 27, Le Chomfnant 2 for 21). In [ their second innings United had 4 down for 17 at stumps (Wills 3 for 18, Oman 1 for 15). OPTIMISTS y, high school. . Optimists, in their first innings against High School, at Terrace End, made 179 (Kempson 36, Phillips'- 48, McNabb 20; Ryan 7 for 65, Pegden 2 for 29). At the close of the first day’s play School had lost 7 wickets for 189 (Fletcher 21, Roland 29, Brougham 53, Northover not out 32, Seator 11, Duncalf 11). KIA TOA v, OLD BOYS. Ivia Toa opened their match against Old Boys by running up 126 (Rush 43, Robbie 22, Fletcher 19; Ryder 4 for 19) compared with Old Boys’ 77 (Eglinton 21, Clifford 15; Rush 6 for 24, Robbie 3 for 36). At gtumps, Kia Toa, who were in their second innings, had lost 9 wickets for 133 (Rush 10, Harvey 24, Robbie 41, Gerrard 23). JUNIOR ~8. Facing High School, Cook’s put on 124 (Berryman 13, Marsden 13, Farrell 15, C- Hart 27, Engareham 10). School’s innings went to 122 (Bray 20, Ball 51, Adcopk 14). Cook’s in their second innings had 127 runs on for 3 wickets at the dose of play (Marsden 32, not out, Farrell 70, Parker 16, not out). Cook’s took six championship points by a win on the first innings. City made 87 in their first innings against United (Boniface 13, M. Dilks 20, McDonald 11. Lee 11; Kerr 2 for 36, Allsop 5 for 32, Borlase 3 for 13). United replied with 66 (Houston 10, Borlase 12, Beecham 15; Blackwell 4 for 10). City's second innings, for 6 wickets, went to 81 (Boniface 30, Macdonald 21, Heavey 13 not out; Allsop 4 for 19). When play ended United had 8 down for 72 (Houston 24, Kerr 21). City thus won on the first, innings. Y.M.C.A., batting first in tlieir match with Kia Toa, put on 65 (L. Matson.'22; Mullins 6 for 19, Romerill 3 for 16) and Y.M.C.A. replied with 160 (Watson 13, Mullins 38, Peters 66, retired, Moulton 13; Anthony 3 for 17, Boldt 3 for 29). Kia Ton’s second innings realised 110 (Boldt 27, Anthony 13, C, Matson 39; Romerill 7 for 42) leaving Y.M.C.A. to make 16 runs, which they did without loss. Y.M.C.A. thus gained an eight-point win.