THREE OUTRIGHT WINS

Northern Advocate, 28 October 1935, Page 3

THREE OUTRIGHT WINS

COLLAPSES AMONG JUNIORS Three outright wins were registered in the four junior games. The greasy conditions upset some teams more than others, but it was generally superior batting which brought the maximums. , Portland downed Kamo very decisively on the former’s ground, Maungatapere disposed of Unemployed, and Albion outclassed Services B. The only_two-pointer was scored by Lovatt’s, High School B being the victims. Details: —

Portland—First Innings: Chilman, b Holt, 9; Cotter, c Andrews, b Hooper, 24; Warin, run out, 1; Colvin, Ibw, b Wilkinson, 2; Carr, c Andrews, b Brydon, 16; Williamson, c and b Hooper, 9; Harris, c Hooper, b Holt, 35; Gordon, c Knight, b Holt, 9; Just, b Andrews, 0; Conlon, b Holt, 1; Hill, not out, 0; extras, 5; Total, 111. Bowling: Knight 0 for 27, Holt 5 for 18, Brydon 1 for 15, Wilkinson 1 for 17, Hooper 2 for 26, Andrews 1 for 7. Second Innings: Chilman, retired, 21; Cotter, retired, 25; Warin, not out, 3; Hill; b Brydon, 1; extras, 12; total (for 3 wickets), 62. Five bowlers were tried.

Kamo. —First Innings: Lenne, b Harris, 6; Knight, c Carr, b Colvin, 1; Wilkinson, b Harris, 8; Holt, b. Harris, 5; Kessell, b Colvin, 7; Brydon. b Harris, 0; Fleming, c Gordon, c Cotter, 0; Hooper, b Harris, 23; Moore, b Harris, 0; Andrews, b Harris, 12; Fulljames, not out, 1; extras, 0; total, 63. Bowling: Harris 7 for 28, Colvin 2 for 23, Cotter 1 for 12. Second Innings: Fulljames, b Harris, 1; Knight, b Warin, 16; Hooper, c Warin, b Harris, 8;. Lenne, c Just, b Colvin, 10; Wilkinson, b Harris, 3; Brydon, c and b Harris, 5; Kessell, c Warin, b Harris, 7; Andrews, b Cotter, 4; Holt, not out, 0; Fleming, not out, 4; extras, 2; total, 60. Bowling: Harris 5 for 23, Warin 1 for 11, Cotter 1 for 14, Colvin 1 for 6. Portland won easily.

Maungatapere.—C. Stevens, c Dent, b Bevington, 30; L. Pringle, Ibw, b Baker, 3; Hawken, b Irving, 20; Hewitt, c Mortensen, b Edwards, 24; D Morrison, c Lester, b Irving, 0; Thorpe, b Irving, 10; Downs, b Irving, 19; E. Harman, b Edwards, 31; W. Rowlands, c Dent, b Irving, 9; Agate, b Irving, 0; Edge, not out, 0; extras, 14; total’ 160, Bowling: Irving 6 for 54, Baker 1 for 12, Bevington 1 for 30, Lester 0 for 22, Edwards 2 for 21, North 0 for 7.

Unemployed.—First Innings; Baker, c Morrison, b Thorpe, 10; Edwards, run out, 14; Lester, b Hawken, 7; Ward, b Hawken, 0; Irving, b Hewett, 19; Denk c Agate, b Hewitt, 2; Bevington, c Agate, b Hewitt, 2; North, c and b Thorpe, 2; Collier, c Edge, b Hewitt, 0; Goodley, not out, 0; Mortensen, c Rowlands, b Hewitt, 4; extras, 11; total, 71. Bowling: L. Pringle 0 for 14, Thorpe 2 for 25, C. Hawken 2 for 15, Hewitt 5 for 10. Second Innings: Baker, c Stevens, b Thorpe, 3; Edwards, c Downs, b; Thorpe, 26; [ Lester, c and b Hawken, 0; Bevington, c. Thorpe, b Hewitt, 16; Irving, b Thorpe, 0; Ward, c and b Edge, 12; Dent, c Thorpe, b Downs, 4; Collier, c Morrison, b Hewitt, 6; Goodley, b Edge, 3; North, not out, 4; Mortensen, c Hawken, b Hewitt, 0; extras, 1; total, 75. Bowling: Pringle 0 for 10, Thorpe 3 for 6, Hawken 1 for 15, Hewitt 5 for 28, Downs 1 for 4. Edge 2 for 8. , Maungatapere scored a decisive win. Services. —First Innings: Cook, b| Cole, 0; Knaggs, b Cole, 9; Haigh, b Cole, 0; R. Conaghan, b Cole, 1; Gillett, c Ray, b Nixey, 0; Chissell, Ibw, b Wells, 6; Calder, b Cole, 24; Conway, c Cole, b Nixey, 0; Scott, b Cole, 3; Bowyer, c McKay, b Nixey, 5; T. Conaghan, not out, 4; extras, 4; total, 56. Bowling: Nixey 3 for 16, Cole 6 for 24, Wells 1 for 11. Second Innings; Cook, c and b Cole, 14; Scott, c Wells, b Ray, 0; Chissell, b Ray, 0; Knaggs, b Madden, 0; Haigh, run out, 8; Calder, run out, 8; Gillett, run out, 7; R. Conaghan, c Ray, b Ross, 3; T. Conaghan, Ibw, b Cole, 0; Bowyer, b Cole, 0; Conway, nolVout, 0; extras, 9; total, 48. Bowling: Ray 2 for 7, Madden 1 for 8; Wilson 0 for 9; Cole 3 for 8. Penney 1 for 7, Ross 1 for 0. Albion. —Cole, Ibw, b Cook, 23;\ L. Madden, b Knaggs, 13; Ray, b Conaghan, 14; Ross, b Conway, 11; Penney, b Conway, 0; Wells, not out, 21; Wilson, c Gillett, b Conaghan, 3; Nixey, b Conaghan, 6; Alderton, c Calder, b Cook, 26; Wilkes, b Conway, 1; McKay, Ibw, b Conway, 0; extras, 9; total, 121. Bowling: Cook 2 for 29, Knaggs 1 for 34, Conway 4 for 19, Conaghan 3 for 19,'Haigh 0 for 11. The victory went to Albion.

Lovatt’s, —Koycroft, Ibw, b Loach, 12; Cunis, Ibw, b Schon, 9; Rawlings, Ibw, b Mason, 19; Mclntosh, c and b Nisbet, 14; Shaw, b Mason, 13; Knew, retired hurt, 12; Wise, b Mason, 6; A. Lovatt, b Mason, 3; Tucker, c Schon, b Mason, 2; L. Lovatt, not out, 0; Pomeroy, b Mason, 0; extras, 2; total, 92. Bowling: Mason 6 for 34, Schon 1 for 15, Loach 1 for 12, Nisbet 1 for 7, Foote 0 for 22.

School B. —Loach, b Roycroft, 17; L. James, b Cunis,-- 3; H. James, c Pomeroy, b Roycroft, 1; Weston, c and b Roycroft, 5; Gumming, c and b Cunis, 9; Rishworth, c Cunis, b Roycroft, 3; Lester, run out, 8; Nisbet, c Mclntosh, b Cunis, 0; Mason, b Roycroft, 7; Schon, not out, 3; Foote, b Mclntosh, 2; extras, 10; total, 72. Bowling: Roycroft 5 for 32, Cunis- 3 for 31, Mclntosh 1 for 0. Lovatt’s scored a win.

SODDEN WICKETS AUCKLAND BATSMEN FIGHT UPHILL [Special to “Northern Advocate ”l AUCKLAND, This Day. The weather played a decided part in the opening games of the Auckland Cricket Association's senior championship, which was concluded on Saturday, after being started last week in ideal batting conditions. Parnell, 129 (Vivian 73—Simpson, 7 for 37). failed badly against North Shore, 332. Following on. Parnell lost 5 for 35. King’s Old Boys. 18(5 (Pearson 55 Burke 8 for 63), went down gallantly before Grafton, 279. Against Eden's score of 304, University battled hard for a draw, but were all out for 221 (Jessup 57 —Townsend. 4 for 66). Ponsonby pulled the game out of the fire against Y.M.C.A.,’ who had scored 182 the previous Saturday. By careful cricket, Ponsonby reached 195 (Stallworthy 51, Cotterall 48).