SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18862, 10 November 1924, Page 10

SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION.

SATURDAY'S COMPETITIONS.

SENIOR GRADE CONTESTS-

Competitions under the Suburban Cricket Association wore continued on Saturday! when the first four senior matches were concluded. Harbour Board scored an easy victory over Ellerslie at the Domain, winuing by ten wickets. United Suburbs proved too strong for Post and Telegraph, and won by 126 runs on the first innings. The game between R.V. and Ponsonby resulted in a win for the former by 19 runs on the first innings. There was a close finish in the match between Manurewa and Y.M.C.A. at Manurewa. The city team, who put up only a moderate score in the first innings, made a good rally, and by dismissing Manurewa for 82 runs in the second innings, secured a 3-point win, with a margin of 15 runs.

HARBOUR BOARD BEAT ELLERSLIE Ellerslie opened their first innings against Harbour Board, faced with the dilhoult task of securing 215 runs to equal the opposing team's first innings 6oore for one wicket. The bowling was too effective, and Ellerslie were dismissed for 85. They followed on and showing considerable improvement, put on 148. With 20 minutes' play remaining Harbour Board opened their eecond innings, and succeeded in scoring the 19 runs required, for a 3-point win, in half that time, without the loss of a wicket. Scores were as follows:— HARBOUR BOARD. First Innings.—For one wicket (declared) 215. Second Innings. Turner, not out .. ~. ,* -, < 10 L. Martin, not out ■,■ M ,» 12 Total for no wickets .„ »„ ■* 22 ELLERSLIE.' First Innings. Gedge, c Turner, b Richardson . . , , 8 Parker, c Baxter, b Richardson . . ~ 6 Wilson, )b--v, b N. Martin . . .. 5 F. Stanley, c Candy, bL. Martin ~ 1 A. Stanley, b Richardson . . .. 5 Andrews, b N. Martin '. 0 Bunker, c and b Turner . . « , 9 Ka6par. o Hatchison. b Paxton .. 25 C. Gedye. lbw, b Paxton ~ .. 1 Parris, c McCormick, b Turner . « ~ 6 Baxter, not out . . ~ » , « • 3 Extras *■ ** «» *. 16 Total tl .. ». ..85 Bowling Analysis.—N. Martin took two wickets for 26 runs, Richardson three for 21, Paxton two for 15, Turner two for 8, L. Martin one for 1. Second Innings. C. Gedye, c Hatchison, b Richardson . . 1 Baxter, c Hatchison, b Richardson ~ 4 Parker, c Candy, bN. Martin .. ~ 6 Bunker, b N. Martin ,38 Wilson, b Candy . . . . ~ .. 61 Gedye, oN. Martin, b Candy ~ ~ 0 Kasper, b Richardson . . . < ~ 19 A. Stanley, lbw. b N. Martin ~ 3 Andrews, b Richardson .. . * ,\'. 0 Stanley, b Richardson ~ ~ *, 0 Parris, not out ,« ~ ~ 4 Extras . . t4 . „ ..12

Total ~ ~ ~ ... 148 Bowling Analysis.—N. Martin took three wickets for 25, Richardson five for 32. Candy two for 28.

UNITED SUBURBS V. TELEGRAPH. United Suburbs resumed their innings against Poet.and Telegraph, who had made 139 runs in their first innings. Thp batsmen soon got control of the bowling, and quickly knocked up 265 points for the loss of six wickets, then declaring. Lonergan, Heady, Mauley and Buahell were the topscorers. In their second innings Post and Telegraph scored 84 for the loss of eipht wickets. United Suburbs thus winning by 126 runs on the first innings, a two-point win. Following are details of the scoree:— POST AND TELEGRAPH. First Innings .. .... 130 Second Innings. Pegler, aA. Watt, b Leikis .. .. 9 Cullen, b Williams .. 13 Sallen, c Lonergan, b "Williams . . » . IS Mackie, st Thompson, b Lonergan ». 1 Cliffe, b Williams , . 9 Harley, b Williams ». ~ ..14 Herd, lbw. bR. Watt .« ~ .. 8 Gray, bR. Watt ~ ~.„*■ 0 Extras ~ ,„ mm ' ~l] Total for eight wickets ~ .. 84 Bowling Analysis.—Williams took four wiokets.for 21 runs, R. Watts two for 11, A. Leikis one for 18, Lonergan one for 12. UNITED SUBURBS. First Innings. A. Watts, o and b Hootou , * „. 28 R. Watts, b Mackie . . .. .. 11 Manley, o Sallen, b Cliffe . . .. 48 W. Hendy, c and b Pegler ». /, 55 R. Lonergan. b Maokie #< , #= Bashell. st Harley, b Mackie ♦, Davis, not out , ~ j? Extras ~ ~ ~ ~ 7 Total for six wickets (declared) . 265 PONSONBY V. R.V. R.V. resumed t their first innings against Ponsonby, who had scored 83 runß on the previous Saturday. SoUnd batting by Wetherall, who scored 44, was a material factor in giving R.V. a lead of 19. - Ponsonby's ! second innings produced 108 runs for the loss of seven wickets, when they declared. When time was called R.V. had scored 73 ■ for four wickets. Details are as follows:— PONSONBY. First Innings .. . . ~ .* 83 Second Innings. Ward, b Simpson . . .. ~ . i? Catterall, lbw, b Burton .. ». »» 21 Innes. o Kerr, b Burton , t t \i Naismith, lbw, b Hetherington ~ ~17 Dickson, c and b Simpson .. . . 4 Robertshaw, b Hetherington .. . 1 13 Davies. lbw, b Hetherington ~ ~ 2 Kennedy, not out .17 Palmer, not out ~ ~ ~ 0 Extras •. 10 Total for seven wickets (declared) . 10F Bowling Analysis.—Hetherington took three wickets for 9 runs, Burton two for 32, Simpson two for 80. R.V. First Innings. Hetherington, c Palmer, b Robertshaw 0 ototter, rua out 3 Simpson, c Robertshaw, b Ward' ' \ 4 Wetherall a Innes, b Robertshaw " 44 Burton, lbw b Robertshaw . , ~ lfi Nairn, b Robertshaw .. ~ " j Martin, b Robertshaw ~ ~ . 17 Kerr, b Robertshaw. '. 0 Barber, 6 Bidlake, b Dickson .. 4 Paul, q Innes, b Robertshaw . . ~ 7 bhelana, not out .. ,* .. ] Extras . t ~ ~ A% 5 Total 1^ Bowling Analysis.—Robertshaw took seven wickets for 48 runs. Ward one for 21, Dickson one for 29. Second Innings.

Wotherall, b Rob.ertshaw ~ ~ i Sheland, b Dickson .. .. ~35 not out . . . . », 26 Hetherington, c Kennedy, b Innea .. 26 Paul, c Davies, b Ward i Extras ~ ». . * 4 Total for four wickets ~ .. 73 Bowling Analysis.—Robertohaw took ono wicket for 19 runs, Dickson ono for 29 Ward one for 10, Innes on© for 8. MANUEEWA V. Y.M.C.A. Manurewa, having scored 118 for fouT wickets on the first day, as against X M C.A. b 95, wero considered to have an excellent chanoo of at least registering a two-piont win. Howevor, on Saturday when they continued their innings, Manurewa's wickets fell fast, and the last was d / IW r n^' or a . , total of 158 runa - This left Y.M.C.A. with a deficit of 63 runs to make up before sotting Manurewa a total to roach, and when the last wicket fell Y.M.C.A. had compiled 160 runa. Wanting 97 runs for a three-point win. Manurewa s chances looked bright, but the bowlnig of Otter and Stallwort.hy kept *ho senr. tag at a slow pace and the last wicket fell at 82. giving Y.M.C.A. a three-point win by lo runs. Detailed scores are:—

Y.M.C.A. First Innings . . t , «, 95 Second Innings. Gorrie, c and b Peebles . . „, .. 21 Lewis, c, b Peebles . . . . * * g Dunning, h Whit* ~ . . *" j Yates, c, b Taplin ~ " I" an Miller, b White .. .. .*. '" 4" Stallworthy, b Peebles .. „ *21 Bennett, lbw, b Peebles ~ . , ", ' "2 Elsby, not out . . ~, * * a Johnston, lbw. b Peebles .„'•'. ' * 1 Otter, b White . ,' "is Beech, b White ~ .. \\ ' n Extras ~ , t ■ " * q ToUI •• .. .. .. ..100 Bowling Analysis.—White took five wickets, W Peebles two wickets. D. Peebles two wickets, Taplin one wicket. MANUREWA. First Innings ... '~ ». 158 Second Innings. Taplin, b Otter ... , or, Peebles, b Stallworthy .. '" 7 Kneebone. b Stallworthy *" v> wv.-4 Pe *£k?»4 b sta u™>rthy :: :: ft White, b Otter . « Adams, b Stallworthy' "' " " , Nield, b Stallworthy * * *■' I Nugent, b Stallworthy .. " " k Wrightson, not out " * *" .( Mitchell, b Otter ~ " " ," Middleton, b Otter \ \ \\ **• « ToUI ~ Si Bowling Analysis.—Ottor took four wicketa for 39 runa. Stallworthy six for 43.

JUNIOR MATCHES. Results of iunior matches ar» as follows:— SECOND GRADE. Unity v. Ponsonby.—Ponsonby: First innings, 48 (Belsham 17).. Bowling: Russell took one wicket for 11 runs, Viscoo three for 19, Minogue four for 10, R. Somers one for 2. Second innings. 63 (Moer 26, Morrison 10). Bowling: Minogue took five wickotß for 18, Viscoo four for 15. Unity: First innings, 102 for seven wickets, deolared (Viscoe 22, Woods 11, Clanson 12, Minogue 20, R. Forbes, 25 not out, R. Somers 10). Bowling: Ward took five wicketj for 43, Belsham one for 5, McKenna one- for 9. Second innings. 21 for three wickets (Clanson. 11 not out, Viscoe 10 not out). Unity won by seven wickets and 14 runs. Hellaby's v. Auckland Meat Company.— Auckland Moat Company; First innings, 31 (Grimstone 14). Bowling for Hellaby's Bryan took nine wickets for 13 runs, Hayes one for 7. Second innings 115 for nine wickets (Ruby 38, Battershall 21. Ryan 21, Govan 18). Bowling: Bryan took four wickets for 31, Cox two for 18. Hellaby's: First innings, li>3 for six wickets, declared (Houston 102 not out, Rimmer 20, Nield 14). Bowling: Ruby took two wickets for 41 runs, Ryan two for 28, Grimstone one for 27, Austin one for 61. A two-point win for Hellaby's. Green Lane v. Onehunga.—Green Lane: First innings, 98 (Roy 23, Brown 16. Clarke 12, B. Beeson 12). Onehunga: First innings, 55 (W. Hines 12), A two-point win for Green Lane. Ellorslie v. Otahuhu.—Otahuhu: First innings, 31 (Taylor 17). Second innings, 31 (Patterson 10). Bowling: Lawrence took five wickets for 27, McSwan 12 for 25, White one. for 2, Adams two for 0. Ellerslie: First innings, seven wickets for 106 (Adams 12, Miskoll 11, B. White 11, T. White 17, Funnell 35). Bowling: French took two wickets, Kemplay four, and Taylor one. Ellerslie had a three-poinb win.

THIRD GRADE. Green Lane boat Power Board by an innings and 48 runs.

FOURTH GRADE.

Carlton v. Gree;i Lane.—Carlton: First innings, 119 (Stewart 49, FraSer 13, Corner 13). Green' Lane: First innings, 75 (Winstone 28, Harvey ,18, Sandal 16). Carlton had a two-point win. Ellerslie v. Marist.—Ellerslie: First innings, 99 (Rudling 30, Goldie 16, Hewson 12). Bowling: Moor took three wickets. Gaw four, and Keeler three. Marist: First innings, 76 (Moor 18, Gaw 15). Bowling: Rudling took six wickets, Webley three, and Goldie one. Ellerslie had a two-point win. Y.M.O.A. B v. Tramways.—Tramways: First innings, 62 (Cornwall 24). Bowling: Paton took Boven wickets for 19, and Pearc© three for 17. Y.M.O.A. B: First innings, 76 (A. Riddolla 29, Paton 24, Young 11). Bowling: Daw Eon took four wickets for 27 runs, Gribble four for 6. Gray one for 17, Jansen one for 12. Y.M.C.A. B won by 14 runs on the first innings. Carlton v. Green Lane.—Carlton: First innings, 119 (Stewart 49, Fraser 13, Corner 13, Charlton 10). Second innings, 60 for six vickets (Stewart 17, Holly 14 not out, Allen 10 not out). Green Lane: B'irst innings, 75 (Winstono 28, Harvey 18, Sandal 15). Bowling: Finney took six wickets for 24. Allen three for 9. A two-point win for Carlton

SECONDARY SCHOOLS MATCHES. Auckland Grammar v. Albert Grammar.—Auckland Grammar: First innings, 116: second inningß, 162 (McCarthy 23, Mathieson 24, T. Hay 19, Wells 29). Mount Albert Grammar: First innings, 89; second innings, 71 for eight wickets (Weir 16, Vivian 13. Monk 18). King's College v. Sacred Heart.—King s: First innings. 280 (Simnson 176, Phelan 44). Sacred Heart: First innings. 42 for two wickets.

RESULTS AT HAMILTON. [by telegraph.—own conn.EsroNi

[BY TELEGRAPH. OWN CORRESPONDENT. ] HAMILTON, Sunday. The Waikato Cricket Association's first series of matches was concluded yesterday in fine weather. Frankton defeated Hamilton by six wickets. Hamilton made 172 and 68 (Eggleston 27, W. Pomeroy 20). In their first innings Frankton made 126 (Beeche 55, FarQuhar 18 not out, Menzies 15), In their second Frankton made 125 runs for four wickets (Menzies 41, Carter 28, Smallwood 81 not out). High School defeated Dairy Company by four wickets. Dairy Company made 106 in the first innings and 136 in the second (Morgan 70, Hemus 38). High School replied with 126 and 117 for six wickets (Senior 60, Ewan 17, Madill 14 not out, McKenzie 12). Old Boys defeated Hamilton East by an innings and six runs. Old Boys made 215 runs. Hamilton East compiled 79 (Campbell 41), and 130 (Merrick 88, Owens 20 not out, Campbell 19, Barnett 13, Wallis 14. Stevens 11). WHANGAREI RESULTS. [BY. TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] WHANGAREI. Saturday. The second day's play in. the Whangarei Cricket Association's competition resulted in Whangar-i 105 (Lees 25, McKinnon 13, Hill 16), beating Onerahi 44 (Whimp 13). High School 196 (Mackie 36), beat Hikurangi 107 (Arneil 79 not out). Marsden scored a three-point win against Portland.