THE HONOURS BOARD.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVIII, Issue 95, 21 March 1938, Page 7

THE HONOURS BOARD.

SENIOR A. Batting. Spelmnn (Y.M.C.A.) 76 Holland (Y.M.C.A.) 54 Robertson (P.) f' Denby (O.B.) 47 Anderson (U.) 45. Bowling. Cookery (U.) 7 for 39. Galliehan (0.8 ) 5 for 30 Brougham (H.S.) 5 for 3< Waters (O.B.) 5 for 41 Downes (H.S.) 4 for 45 SENIOR B. Batting. Stewart (U.) 75* Peck (K.T.) 56 Gendall (Y.M.C.A.) 50+ Nelson- (C.S.) .... 4b Bowling. Playle (C.S.) ... 7 for 29 Edwards (Y.M.C.A.) ... 4 tor 6 R. Wasley (K.T.) ... 4 for 19 Cunninghame (Y.M.C.A.) 3 for 19 ‘lndicates not out; ‘lndicates not out; findicafed retired. '* SENIOR A. AVIN FOR OLD BOYS. Old Boys defeated City on the first innings, stumps being drawn at six o’clock by the mutual consent of the captains, when it became apparent that Old Boys had no chance of an eightpoint win. Old Boys had scored 173 in their first innings and City had lost no wickets for 41 at stumps the previous week. Continuing on Saturday, the latter were dismissed‘for 99, Gallichan taking five wickets for 30. Old Boys declared with two wickets down for 98 in their second strike, and City had lost two wickets for 59 when play ceased. Details:— OLD BOYS. First'ilnnings ... •• •••. 173. • ' Second Innings. O’Keefe, b Hearsey + Denby, not out 47 Sprir.g, lbw, b C. Me Vicar 22 AVaters, not out 16 Extras 12 Total for two wickets (dec.) ... 98 Bowling analysis.—Nairn, 0 for 19; Hearsey, 1 for 23; C. McVicar, 1 for 13; Lcet, 0 for 25; Ward, 0 for (i. CITY. First Innings. C. McVicar, b Galliehan 22 G. AVheatley, st. Lunn, b Galliehan 32 J. AVard, c Brace, b AVaters 5 J. Hardie, b Waters 16 S. McVicar, b AVaters ... 0 J. Gavey, c Brace, b Galliehan ... 11 N. Leet, c Denbigh, b AVaters ... 0 H. Nairn, st Lunn, b Gallfchan ... 1 J. Hearsey, lbw, b AVaters 7 ,J. AVeir, c Denbigh, b Galliehan ... 2 H. Lang, not out 0 Extras 3 Total 99 Bowling analysis.—Galliehan, 5 for 30; M. O’Keefe, 0 for 16; AVaters 5 for 41; Thompson, 0 for 9.

Second Innings. C. Me Vicar, not out 27 G. Wheatley, c and b O’Keefe ... 21 J. W T ard, b O’Keefe 7 Extras 4 Total (for 2 wickets) 59 Bowling analysis.—O’Keefe, 2 for 15; Galliclian, 0 for 30; Waters, 0 for 10. UNITED BEAT HIGH SCHOOL. In the second day’s play, after leading High School by 81 runs on the first innings, United were dismissed for 90 in their second strike. School’s second innings realised only 106. United won by 56 runs. Cockery was the best United trundler, taking 7 wickets for 43. Brougham (5 for 37) and Downes (4 for 45) were the High School bowlers to get wickets. Details: UNITED. First innings ... 174 Second Innings. S. Cutler, c Brougham, b Downes 0 M. Fitzherbert, c Abraham, b Brougham 4 J. Ross c Adcock, b Brougham ... 12 W. Pollitt, b Brougham 0 Cockery, stpd. Davies, b Brougham 16 G. Rabone, c Duncalf, b Downes 4 J. Galliclian, c Duncalf, b Downes 3 Lynch, run out 3 Anderson, b Downes 43 Davis, c Duncalf, b Brougham ... 1 Jewett, not out 0 -Extras 4 Total ?0 Bowling analysis. —Downes, 4 for 45; Adcock, 0 for 4; Brougham, 5 for 37. HIGH SCHOOL. First, innings 93 Second Innings. Abraham, c, Jewett, b Cockery ... 0 Langley, b Cockery ... » Davies, c Anderson, b Cockery ... Downes, c Anderson, b Gallichan 50 Brougham, c Davis, b Cockery ... 2o Northover. c Ross, b Rabone ... 11 Murphy, b Cockery ... Adcock, c Pollitt, b Cockery ... Edwards, stpd. Pollitt. b Cockery 0 Duncalf, not out •••••■ W. Cameron, c Ross, b Rabone ... Extras Total .-•• ••• , • • U* Bowling analysis.— -Cockery, 7 for 43- Jewett, 0 for 3; Gallichan, 1 for S 3; Anderson, 0 for 13; Rabone, 2 fo 13; Davis, 0 for 4; PALMERSTON BEAT Y.M.C.A. Palmerston scored a win by four TT-iVlfetsover Y.M.C.A. On the previous Saturday Y.M.C.A. had made 104 in reply to y Palmerston’s 170. and in their

second strike they were dismissed for 164, Spelman scoring 75 and Holland 54. Palmerston responded with 97 for six wickets, Robertson being top scorer with 47. Murchison bowled Pritchard and Robinson with two successive deliveries. Details: Y.M.C.A. First Innings ,••• 104 Second Innings. AA 7 . Cameron, c Pritchard, b Robinson 9 Edlin, c Robinson, b Pritchard 0 Murchison, b Pritchard 0 G. Cameron, c Norris, b Pritchard 1 Rabone, b Robinson 4 Holland, c Ormond, b Robertson 54 Hastilow, c Hollier, b M. A. Ongley 5 Spelman, c Sherwood, b Robertson 75 Allan, not out 0 Griggs, b Robertson 2 Extras 14 Total 164 Bowling analysis.-—Pritchard, 3 for 34; Robinson, 2 for 29; M. A. OngJey, 1 for 19; Robertson, 3 for 44; Hollier, 0 for 24. PALMERSTON. First Innings ... ' ' ... ••• 175 Second Innings. Robertson, run out 47 M. A. Ongley, c Murchison, b Rabone 13 Norris, c Holland,- b Rabone ••• 16 Pegden, run out 3 Pritchard, b Murchison 1 J. A. Ongley, not out 7 Robinson, b Murchison 0 Ormond, not out 1 Extras ... 9 Total (for 6 wickets) 97 Bowling analysis.—Murchison, 2 for 39; Spelman, 0 for 28; Rabone, 2 for 21. SENIOR B. SERVICES BEAT KIA TOA. As the result of Combined Services beating Kia Toa, who were eight points ahead of them at the end. of the last round, an interesting position has arisen, for both the teams are now even and. unless a play off is ordered by the Manawatu Association, they will be the joint Senior B champions for the 1937-38 season. Throughout the play on Saturday tension prevailed and. under the pressure, Kia Toa broke down. Details: ' COMBINED SERVICES. First innings 147 Second Innings. Ellev, c Peck, l> G. AVasley 3 AA’inks, c Robbie, b Peck 1 Hornibrook, c and bG. AVasley ... o AVilson, c Robbie, b R. AVasley ... 46 Singleton, b G. AA 7 asley - L. Miller, b Peck 0 Donovan, cI. AVasley, b Peck ... 30 AA r atson, b R. AVasley + AV. Miller, c and bR. A\ 7 asley ... 3 Playle, 1.b.w., b R- AVasley 4 Ryan, not out 0 Extras * Total , 9® Bowling analysis.—G. AVasley, 3 for 30; A. Peck, 3 for 44; R. AVasley, 4 for 19; Piercy, none for 2. . . KIA TOA - aq First innings Second Innings. Peck, c AVinks, b Wilson 06 Robbie, c AA 7 atson, b Millar 24 Mullins, c AVatson, b Millar ... ot Morgan, c Ryan, h Playle 1 G. Wasley. b Playle ® Evans, c AVinks, 1> Playle 8 Piercy. c and b Playle I. A\ 7 asley, 1.b.w., b Playle 0 Brown, b Playle Heatley, not out " R, Wasley, c Millar, b Playle ... 0 Extras °

-jotai 143 Bowling analysis.—Millar, 2 for 24; Hornibrook, none for 47; Singleton, none for 11; Ryan, none for 11; Playle, 7 for 29; Wilson, 1 for 16. Y.M.C.A. BEAT UNITED. The highlight of Saturday’s play in the Y.M.C.A. v. United game of the senior B grade was the 73 not out of Stewart, Ills total being composed mainly of fours. Y.M.C.A. gained an bpoint win. Details: — Y.M.C.A. First innings Second Innings. Houghton b Duffield , ••• Laurenson, c Hoare, b Le Cheminant 10 Gen dal 1, retired ••• ••• °9 L. Cunningliame, b Duffield 6 Burton, b McGregor 17 Bettle, Ibw, b McGregor 14 Lyon, c McQueen, b Ward 1 McKenzie, not out 6 T. Cunningliame, not out 2 Extras 11 Total, for 7 wickets deck ... 145 Bowling analysis.—Stewart, 0 for 11; McGregor, 2 for 29: Le Cheminant, 1 for 20; Duffield, 2 for 43; Howard 0 for 21; Guinness, 0 for 10; Ward, 1 for 0. UNITED. First Innings. McQueen, bL. Cunningliame ... 0 Gibson, c McKenzie, b Houghton 0 Howard, b Goodjohn 24 McGregor, c Goodjohn, b Cunninghame 3 Stewart, b Gendall 47 Ward, c Lyon, b Cunningliame ... 9 Duffield, c Cunninghame, b Edwards 8 Burn, c and b Edwards 0 O’Meghan, c Bettle, b Edwards ... 7 Le Cheminant, not out 0 Guinness, b Edwards 0 Extras 24 Total 122 Bowling analysis.—Houghton, 1 for 13 ; Cunningliame, 3 for 20 ; Laurenson, 0 for 28; Goodjohn, 1 for 16; Gendall, 1 for 21; Edwards, 4 for 7. Second Innings. ' Hoarc, lbw, b Edwards 6 Howard, b Gendall 32 McGregor, c Burton, b Edwards ... 13 Stewart, not out 73 Ward, b Gendall 6 Duffield, b Laurenson 11 Le Cheminant, b Laurenson 5 O’Megen, c Gendall, b Laurenson 4 Burns, b Edwards 19 McQueen, c McKenzie,- b Edwards 1 Guinness, injured 0 Extras ... 25 Total 195 „ Bowling analysis.—Edwards, 4 for 33; Houghton, 0 for 44; Gendall, 2 for 35; Cunningliame. 0 for 30; Laurenson, 3 for 28. JUNIOR A. In the continuation of the junior A competition, Combined Services beat High School by an innings and 19 runs. They were in an almost unbeat-, able position at the end of the first day. School had made 87 in their first innings, to which Services had responded with 207. School were out tor 91 in their second strike (Pegden 85 not out; Woodley, 2 for 5, Morgan, 2 for 11, Blummont, 2 for 19). Optimists beat Old Boys by an innings and 17 runs. Old Boys made 77 on the opening day, to which Optimists replied with 210. Old Boys went out on Saturday for 116 runs (Cozens 48, Clifford 27; Kempson, 6 few 43, L. Zaloum, 4 for 46). United scored an eight-point win over Massey College. United’s first innings yielded 160 (Wright 42, McSweeney 29, Fisher 29; Campbell. 5 for 49). In

their second they made 89 (A Raisin 20 not out; Elley 6 for 36; Kelly 4 for 23). College knocked up 203 in their first strike (Kelly 57, Campbell 58; Wright 4 for 14), while the second, innings produced only 28 (W. Francis, 5 for 12, McSweeney, 3 for 11). JUNIOR B. POINTS TABLE. Kia To.i gained a six-point win -at the expense of Cook’s, in the junior B series, when they took first use of the wicket to put on 72 runs. Cook’s replied with 59. In their second strike, Kia Toa put on 40. United compiled 133 in their first innings against High School (Holden 66), who gained a six-point win. High School made 213 (Waters 44. N. Anderson 53). At stumps. United had 7 down for 87 (Bea-cham not nut 35, Houston 33 )- . . , , An eight-point win was gained by City when .they met Y.M.C.A., who were dismissed for 46 in their first strike. City made 101 (Dilks 33). Y.M.C.A. knocked up 53 in their second innings. „ , . . With the completion of the junior B cricket competition the following points have been computed by the statistician (Mr E. C. Watson): Cook’s, 108; Y.M.C.A., 85; United, 81 ; High School, 69; City, 65; Kia Toa, 56.