THURSDAY CRICKET

Northern Advocate, 12 October 1934, Page 3

THURSDAY CRICKET

ALBION’S TWO-POINTER !

IRVING BOWLS WELL j i FIVE FOR EIGHT ! i j For the first time in history the two , i teams of Albion Club met at the Re-. clamation yesterday. The result was a : 1 two-pointer for Albion, led by Nisbet. | I who might have secured a three-; pointer, but apparently was content i with one point less. Fyfe batted nice-1 ly for 29, and one of the features was * the trundling of Irving, whose figures showed 5 for 8. He has a nasty nip from the pitch, and one of these gave Nordstrand a rap on the nose, the batsman having to temporarily retire. The ground was an improvement on last | week, the outfield particularly being : faster, but the scoring proportionately was not higher. For the third time in three matches 89 was the first innings . tally of a side playing on No. 1 wicket, : the others being Services and “Advocate.” j Details;— ALBION COLTS Angelo, c McKay, b Irving 10 Monk, b Nisbet 0 Smith, run out 7 Wilton, c Findlay, b Irving 2 Wells, c Nisbet, b Irving 7 Drake, Ibw. b Belcher 1 Primrose, b Irving 0 Nordstrand. not out 1 : Curtis, b Irving 0 < McEwen, b Belcher 8 Robinson, c Reed, b Belcher 0 Extras 4 Total 40 Bowling: Nisbet 1 for 14, Irving 5 for 8, Belcher 3 for 14. j Second Innings. j McEwen. b Whimp 0 Robinson, c McKay, b Reed 1 Nordstrand, c and b Reed 0 Monk, c Reed, b Goode 4; Curtis, b Whimp 7 ■ Drake, run out 5 Wells, b Belcher 24 Wilton, not out 1 Smith, not out 12 ; Extras 7 ■ Total (for 7 wickets) 61 Bowling: Whimp 2 for 4, Reed 2 for 8, Goode. 1 for 13, McKay 0 for 8, Martin 0 for 15, Belcher 1 for 7. ALBION Belcher, b Monk 1 Fyfe, b Angelo 29 Whimp, run out 9 Njsbet, b Angelo 24 Irving, b Angelo : 0 Goode, c and b Angelo 6 Findlay, c Primrose, b Drake ... 1 McKay, st Smith, b Primrose 2 Reed, c Nordstrand, b Wells 2 j Martin, run out 3 j Stewart, not out 0 Extras 12 Total 89 .Bowling: Primrose 1 for 8, Monk 1 for 16, Angelo 4 for 24, Wilton 0 for 11, Drake 1 for 10, Wells 1 for 6.

OLD BOYS AT ’KARAMEA V FRIENDLY MATCH Having advanced three points on the competition ladder by reason of a default from High School, Old Boys were quick to take advantage of the well-known hospitality of Maungakaramea to spend an enjoyable afternoon in the country. The ’Karamea wicket was playing tricks, and their first session produced 127,. Old Boys’ start was disastrous, when 5 were down for 10, and it seemed improbable that 27 would be reached. However, M. Kelly and I Given combined to hit forcefully, and although the 100 was not passed, they at least made the total into respectable propoi’tions. Details:— MAUNGAKARAMEA L. O’Carroll, b Given 10 Hudson, b Given 15 Bercich. b Watson 9 Mathews, b Given 1 Bint, c Stanaway, b Tait 17 H. Attwood. b Given 12 Gillespie. Ibw. b Given 6 Child, not out .. .■ 29 Lord, c M. Kelly, b Mason 8 D. Attwood, b Mason 0 Fayne, b Given 15 Extras 5 Total 127 Bowling; Tait 1 for 29, Given 6 for 42, M. Kelly 0 for 11, Watson 1 for 24, Mason 2 for 17. OLD BOYS F. Collins, c Attwood, b Child 0 A. Kelly, b Child 0 D. Stanaway, b Attwood 6 j Dr. Ward, b Attwood 1 H. Beehre, b Child 0 M. Kelly, c Lord, b Fayne 37 T. Mason, c Matthews, b Bint 11 K. Given, b Child 23 G. Tait, b Child 7 G. Watson, not out 0 P. Reynolds, b Bint 0 Extras 3 Total 88 Bowling: Child 5 for 32, Attwood 2 for 10, Fayne 1 for 29, Lord 0 for 6, Bint 2 for 2. TOMORROW’S CONTESTS. SENIOR SERIES. DEBUT OF JUNIORS. A full bill is to be presented by the Whangarei Cricket Association tomorrow. The senior elevens will be participating in their second outings, while the six junior sides will be making their initial appearance. Teams arrounced are; Seniors. Combined Services. —Weir, Grieve, N. Saul, Jennyms, Matthews, Wilton, Morgan, Morris, W. Saul, Tapper and McKenzie. Twelfth man, Rowe. Onerahi. —Broomfield, Cunis, Drake, Fyfe, Hewlett, Kerr, Langdon, Mason, MacKonzic, C. Whimp and E. Whimp. Twelfth man: Rawlings. Juniors. Combined Services— Knaggs, T. Conaghan, H. Dean, E. Dennis, Alio, Cook. R. Conaghan, Gloyn, Halgh. Lett, Shaw and Watts (one to be omitted).' Rovers. —J. Rice, Griffiths, A. Going, McLeod, L. and B. Madden, Roy croft, Shaw, Edwards, Rouse and A. Rico. .