Cricket

Manawatu Times, Volume LV, Issue 6764, 23 January 1932, Page 8

Cricket

MANAWATTJ v. KILBIRNIB.

A one-day match between a team representing Manawatu and a Kilbirnie eleven was commenced at the Kilbirnie Recreation Ground yesterday morning. Manawatu were the first to bat. llo]7. and Ollivcr were the opening pair. 01livcr did not last long, and was quickly followed by Monkliousc and Galliclian. Holz was harder to shift. He stood up to the bowling well, and made some good strokes. Tho score mounted fairly quickly when he was associated with Lang. llolz, after making a most useful 54, was bowled by Kershaw. After Lang was caught behind the stumps, Onglcy and Hatch advanced the score. The first 100 runs came up after 90 minutes’ play. Wriglcy, in his first over, shortly before the luncheon adjournment, bowled Hatch, who had compiled 3S in good time. Robertson joined Onglcy. When tho adjournment was taken at 1 p.m. for luncheon the score was as follows: — MANAWATU.—First Innings.

Holz, b Kershaw 54 Ollivcr, e Hayman, b Hanscombc . I Monkhouse, 1.b.w., b Griffiths .... 2 Galliclian, 1.b.w., b Ilanscombo .. 3 Lang, c Hepburn, b Crook 17 Onglcy, not out 33 Hatch, b Wrigley 3S Robertson, not out 0 Extras 15 Total for six wickets .. .. .■< 163 MANAWATU B WIN AGAINST HOROWHENUA B. The Manawatu B representatives played a one-day match with Horowhenua B at Levin yesterday and won by 20 runs on tho first innings. Batting first, the home side made 181, Baumber (45) and Hallamoro (40) doing well with the bat. Manawatu replied with a total of 201, Hollier contributing 51, Spring 30 and Milieu 24. Horowhenua declared their second innings closed with one wicket down for 175, Baumber being 88 not out and Phillips 77 not. out. When stumps were drawn at 7 p.m. Manawatu had lost two wickets for 112, tho run-getters being Cottier (49, not out) and Eglinton (22, not out). Following are the detailed scores:— HOROWHENUA.—First Inniugs. Pringle, 1.b.w., b O’Keefe -19 Roe, std. Cutler, b Hollier 0 Phillips, c Eglinton, b Jewett •« J Baumber, I) O’Keefe 4o Hallamoro, b O ’Keefe 40 Watts, std. Cutler, b Jewett .. .. 2 Judge, std. Cutler, b O’Keefe .... 0 Blake, b Jewett 4 France, b Hollier -’’l Sutherland, e Hollier, b O’Keefe .. 0 Walker, not out .. .. .. r 13 Extras Total .. .. .. •• I^l Bowling analysis: Jewett, 3 for 23; Hollier, 2 for 54; O’Keefe, 5 for GO; Spring, none for 14; Milieu, noiio lei Second Innings. Baumber, not out Hallamoro, b Hollier ° Phillips, not out .. .. .. .. •• •• ‘ Extras •* Total for 1 wicket (dccld.) .. 175 MANAWATU.—First Innings. Cutler, c Baumber, b Pringle .... 21 Hollier, b Pringle * • 51 O’Keefe, c and b Hallamoro .... 13 Cottier, b Phillips 1 Akuira, c and b Baumber 13 Spring, c Phillips, b Pringle .. .. 30 Milieu, c Blake, b Pringle 21 Eglinton, c Baumber, b Pringle .. 1 Carlisle, senr., c Walker, b France 1-1 Jewett, not out •• •• •• ’ Sub., e Baumber, b Franco .... 3 Extras 29 Total “ 0J Bowling analysis: Pringle, 5 for 33; Hallamoro, I for 7; Phillips, 1 for 49; Baumber, 1 for 40; France, 2 for 19: Roe, none for 2-4. Second Innings.

Cottier, not out Carlisle, senr., b Pringle 1 Carlisle, junr., c and b Phillips .. 29 Eglinton, not out ....•••••••• ~~ Extras Total for 2 wickets .. .. .* MSATURDAY JUNIORS BEAT avednesday team.

The Saturday junior representative side accounted for the AVednesday team in a one-innings game played at the Sportsground yesterday. The Saturday players batted first and knocked up 199. Their opponents were dismissed for 110 and the Saturday team’s winning margin was 83 runs. Following are the detailed scores. SATURDAY JUNIORS. Sandman, c Hooker, b Brown .... 9 McLaren, c Sherman, b Hcapliy 23 Trow, played on, b McGregor .... 25 Turner, c Stubbs, b McGregor .. 9 Morgan, e MeGavin, b McGregor Id J. Gallichan, c Rodgers, b Mevu Gavin Davis, c Hart, b MeGavin .. .. 39 Gavey, c Kart, b Brown 1 Spring, c Hooker, b McGregor .. 19 1-links, c Sherman, b Hcaphy .... 20 Lane, not out •• Extras .. o(J

Total .. .. Bowling analysis: Brown, 2 for 25; Rodgers, 0 for 23; Hcaphy, 2 for 19; Somerville, 9 for 10; McGregor, 3 for 30; MeGavin, 3 for 45; Stubbs, 0 lor 17; Brace, 0 for 5. AVEDNESDAY PLAYERS. McGregor, c Morgan, b McLaren 8 Hooker, c Trow, b McLaren .... 9 Brace, c Trow, b McLaren .. • • l' l MeGavin, lbw, b Morgan ,J Stubbs, c Morgan, b McLaren .. & Somerville, c and b Davis .. •. 39 Rodgers, b Sandman 3 Hcaphy, c Davis, b McLaren .... - Shearman, b Gallichan .. .. •« -6 Brown, c .Morgan, b Gallichan .» 4 Hart, not out *» «• ** Extras .. .• - 1(3 Total .v J. • • •» ••••■•• • • Jl O Bowling analysis: McLaren, 5 for “'Jj

.Morgan, 1 for 2G; Sandman, 1 for 23; Davis, 1 for IG; Gallichan, 2 for 8. TEST AT CHRISTCHURCH. SOUTH AFRICANS’ VISIT. Per Press Association. CHRISTCHURCH, Jan. 82. It is definitely announced that the South African cricketers will play the Test match versus New Zealand at Lancaster Park on February 27 and 59, and March 1. There will probably be a match in Wellington afterwards, but this is uncertain. The official itinerary for the South Africans was announced to-day as follows: — February 23: Arrive at Auckland and play Auckland same day. February 27, 29 and March 1: Threeday match against New Zealand at Christchurch. March 4, 5 and 7: Against New Zealand at AVellington. All the members are coming except A’an der Merwe and Stcyn.

Sheffield Shield

United Press Association. —By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright. Received Friday, 10.15 p.m. SYDNEY, Jan. 22. In the Sheflield Shield match against A’ictoria New South AValcs, in the first innings, have lost nino wickets for 347 (McCabe 10G, Kippax 36, Fingleton 40, Bradman 23).