CRICKET

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 25 November 1914, Page 2

CRICKET

COLLEGE V. NELSON

The following are the scores in the senior match College v. Nelson :

College—lst Tunings. 344. Nelson.—lst Innings. Jackson, b Watson 5 Miller, e sub., h Watson 15 Uine. b Watson 7 ..Louisson b Tullv -'0 Smith, 1.b.w., b 'Tully 1 Griffin, c and b Mason ; 29 Walton, b Mason. 32 Cunningham, e Saxon, b Whitwell 15 Hesseltine, <■ Everett, b Whitwell 8 Gudsell, b Everett, c Whitwell 0 Frunklyn, not out. 8 Sundries 20 Total 150 Bowling averages: Watson, 3 for 30; t Tullv. 2 for 48; Leitch.,o for 28 ; Mason, 2 for 27; Whitwell 3 for 2. 2nd Innings. Lane, b Tulv 23 Franklyn, <•." Wilson, b Whitwell 3 Louisson, b Everett 55 Walter, st. Schadick, b Mason 0 Miller, st. Sadlier, b Watson 22 Smith, c Sadlier, b Everett 9 Jackson, not out 28 Griffin, c and b Saxon 5 Hesseltine, b Whitwell 1 Cunningham, not out 1 Sundries 29 Total for 8 wickets 17G Bowling averages: Schadick, 10 for 0; Whitwell 27 for 2; Tully, 28 for 1 ; Mason. 38 for 1; Watson, 30 for 1; Everett, 18 for 2; Saxon, 7 for 1. We notice from an exchange that Mr G. B. Purdue, an old member of &}e Nelson Cricket Club, now at Neyypiymouth, is in great form with tJ)£iPoall. Playing for United Service against Law on Saturday week, he finished up with a fine average of 6 wickets for 15 runs. COLEMAN'S V. MOTUPIKO. A cricket match was played at Motupiko on the 21st inst., Motupiko v. Coleman's. The Mot-ueka- were defeated by 58 runs. The teams-were 14-a-side, with 11 in the field. A number of ladies were present to watch the match, and thev provided afternoon tea. Mr Louis Kerr, of Nelson, lias presented a trophy for the contest-, and it has been allotted for the best battirg average in the games to be played. Scores : COLEMAN'S.—First innings. P. Coleman, b J. Griffith 21 A. N. Coleman, b J. Griffith 0 R. A. Ccleiran, c J. Wilkinson, b N. Wilkinson. - 4 E. A. Coleman, b N. Wilkinson 22 A. G. Coleman, b J. Griffith 0 Walter Coleman, bNV Wilkinson. 17 A. E. Coleman, b J. Griffith 0 J. J. Coleman, cL. Mead, b N. Cole 6 W. J. Coleman, b J. Griffith 4 R. G. Coleman, b J. Griffith . 2 E. W. Coleman, b N. Colo 0 J. V. Coleman, run out 3 R. H. Coleman, not out 1 J. W. Coleman, c Bromell, b T. Mead 3 Extras 4 Total 88 Bowling analysis: J. Griffith, five, wickets for 21 runs: N. Wilkinson three for 42; N. Cole, "two for 5: T. Mead, one for 2. Second innings. E. A. Coleman, b N. Wilkinson 61 R. A. Coleman, b .1. Griffith 23 A. G. Coleman, b N. Colo 2 Walter Coleman, run out ■ 13 P. Coleman, c N. Cole, b N. j Wilkinson • *% A. N. Coleman, b N. Wilkinson 0 A. E. Coleman, b J. Griffith 11 R. G. Coleman, b N. Wilkinson 9 J. J. Coleman, b N. Wilkinson 17 E- W. Coleman, b N. Wilkinson 3 W. J. Coleman, b J. Griffith 2 J. V. Coleman, c T. Mead, b N, Wilkinson £ R. H. Coleman, nofc out O J. W. Coleman, c J..-Griffith, b N. W T ilkihsoii « Extras 2^ Total 177 Bowling analysis: J. three wickets for 47 runs; NT*" Cole, one for 23; N. Wilkinson, seven for' 37. MOTUPIKO.—First innings. W. Batty, b R. A. Coleman J. Wilkinson, b E. A. Coleman : N. Wilkinson, cP. Coleman, bE. - A. Coleman ~* M. Gibbs, b R. A. Colenian 0 J. Griffith, thrown out A. C. Biggs, b R. A. Coleman « W. Gibbs, , c A. E. Coleman, b P. Coleman ..V J. Schwass, b P. Coleman ±t L. Mead, c A. N. Coleman, b P. Coleman - T. Mead, b A. N, Coleman » G. Brorr.ell, b A. -E. Coleman 12 A. Gibbs, "b P. Coleman * N. Cole not out i ' R. Hooper, did not bat _ Exti-as lf Total 102 Bowling analysis : R. A. Coleman two wickets for 10 runs; E. A. Coleman two for 26; A. N. Coleman, two for y; i. • Coleman three for- 33,- A. E. Coleman,. two for 8. , Second innings. J Wilkinson, b E. A. Coleman 1 J. Griffith, bR. G. Coleman N. Cole, b R. G. Coleman * L. Mead, st., b E. A. Coleman & T. Mead, run out / N. Wilkinson, o P. Coleman, b E. A. Coleman J? W. Batty, b E. A. Coleman ut G. Bromell, b E. A. Colerran JJ J. b. E. A. Coleman W. Giafcrf b P. Coleman » A. Gibbs; b\A. E. Coleman " A. C. Biggs, b A. E. Coleman J£, M. Gibbs, b A. E. Coleman ■&>■, Roy Hooper, not ont *? Total M \ Total 105 Bowling analysis: R. G. Coleman, three! wickets for 12 runs; E. A. Coleman 4 for 26; R. A. Coleman, one for £1; E. Coleman, three for 21. j (United Press Association.) • ' WANGANUI, Nov. 24 Some big scores are being put up here bv H. M/Buttefworth ,a master at tiie Collegiate School. Playing x» senior, cricket", in five innings he has scroed; a totaTof 937 runs,, or an loV. His scores were 59, 77, 194, 296, and 311. ■■■...■■