SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19503, 6 December 1926, Page 15

SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION

TWO CENTURIES SCORED. L. MARTIN AND H. CATTERALL. AFTERNOON OF GOOD TOTALS, The Auckland Suburban Cricket Association commenced its third series of senior matches at the Domain and Victoria Park on Saturday afternoon. The weather was line and the wickets were at their best. Of the several fine scores the innings of L. Martin {Harbour Board) was exceptional. Going in at the fall of the fourth wicket Martin batted in brilliant style, and punishing the bowling unmercifully reached his century in fast time. He gavo ono chance at 91. Continuing in aggressive stylo lie carried his bat for 149, the innings yielding 283. Martin's total included ten sixes and nine fours. Ellerslie had scored 101 for one wicket when play ended for the day. A second century was secured by 11. C'atterall, who contributed 128 not out toward Ponsonby's total of 309 against Glen Eden. C'atterall gave no chances and his fine effort included 17 fours and two fives. He wins the bat presented by Mr. L. Downes for the first Ponsonby senior player to obtain a century. Glen Eden did not bat. United Suburbs, playing against Green Lane, was dismissed for 124, Davies, McLaren and Leikis contributing more than half of this total. Green Lane replied with the small total of 91. In the B section Railway scored 122. against Gas Works, whose first innings produced 68. Railway put on 72 for sis wickets before the call of time interrupted the second innings. '> ELLERSLIE V. HARBOUR BOARD. Harbour Board.—First Innings: Breese, b Kerr, 33; Turner, lbw, b Lawrence, 2; Dunninfe. o Hetherington, b Tinker, 52; Badeley, lbw b Burton 6; L. Martin, not out, 149 Hopkins, c Yates, b Hetherington, 7; Mackie, c Burton, b Baxter. 8; Matthews, b Lawrence, 2; Stewart, b Baxter, 3; Richardson, b Burton, 7; Mann, b Burton, 8; extras, 7 Total, 283. Bowling Analysis.—Burton took three wickets for 71 runs, Lawrence, two for 39, Baxter twi for 93, Eerr one for 32, Tinkler one for 23, Hetherington one for 18. Ellerslie.—First Innings: Gedye, lbw, b Dunning, 59; Yates, not out, 35; Kerr, not out, 0; extras. 7. Total for one wicket, 101. PONSONBY Y. GLEN EDEN. Ponsonby.—First Innings: C'atterall, not out, 128; Wright, c Spearpoint, b Baxter, 41; Blair, b McKibbon, 50; Roberts, c and b McKibbon, 8; Innes, c McNeil, b E. McNeil, 17; Robertshaw, lbw, b Anderson, 1; Dickson, b Shepherd. 15; Stallworthy, c D. McNeil, b Shepherd, 8; Doughty, c and b Shepherd, 0; Palmer, st McNeil, b j Shepherd, 2; Cain, c Perry, b Kent, 9; extras, 30. Total, 309. Bowling Anaiysis.—Shepherd took four wickets for 41 runs, McKibbon two for 53, Anderson one for 40, D. McNeil one for 34, Paxton one for 59, Kent one for 24. | GREEN LANE V. UNITED SUBURBS. United Suburbs.—First Innings: McLaren, c C. Watts, b Wrathall, 24; Davis, b Seccombo, 28; Bushell, c E. Watts, b Seccombe, 2; Hendy, st C. Watts, b Seccombe, 7: Stotter, c E. Watts, b Seccombe, 13: Williams, c Robinson, b Wrathall, 1; Leikis, c Hayson,> b Seccombe, 25; Taylor, c. Cole b Seccombe, 0; Kerr, b Seccombe,. 7; Summers, lbw, b Wrathall, 11; Thompson, not out, 4; extras, 2. Total, 124. Bowling Analysis.—Seccombe took seven wickets for 73 runs, Wrathall three for 49. Green Lane.—First Innings: C. Watts, b Leikis, 1; L. Robinson, st Williams, b : Leikis, 18; S. Robinson, c Bushill, b Kerr, 17; Seccombe, c Hendy, b Kerr, 27; E. Watts, c Hendy, b Leikis, 2; Cole, b Leikis, 0; H. 'Watts, c Boshill. b Leikis, 0; R. Robinson, run out, 3; Wrathall, not out, 13: Henden, c Korr, b Leikis, 0; Hayson, c Leikis, b Kerr. 8; extras, 2. Total, 91. Bowling Analysis.—Leikis took six wickets for 39 runs, Kerr three for 50, B SECTION. RAILWAY Y. GASWORKS. Railway.—First Innings: Elliott, c Dowd, b Brighton, 27; Wroath. c Bright, b Ruby, 29; Taylor, b Ruby. 2; Rogers, b Paltndge, 17; Graham, lbw, b Brighton, 14; -A. Rankin, c Lloyd, b Brighton, 8; Dee, b Manley, 17; W. Rankin, b Paltridge,. 0; ' Dwan, c Brighton, b Paltridge, 4; Laurie, b Paltridge, 0; Bishop, not out. 4; extra, 10. Total, 122. Bowling analysis: Brighton took three wickets for 24. runs, Paltndge four for 12, Ruby two for 19, Manley ono for 35, Moore none for 22. Second Innings: Dee, b Manley, 6; Bishop. B Brighton, 22; Rodgers, b Manley, 4; Elliot b Manley, 8; A. Rankin, o Dowd. b Brighton, 3; Wroath, not out, 10; W. Rankin, lbw, b Brighton, 15; extras, 4 Total for sis wickets, 72. Gas Works.—First Innings: Young, b Wroath, 0; Ruby, c Bishop, b Rankin, 10; Bell, b Wroath, 4; Manley, b Rankin, 26; Brighton, lbw. b Wroath. 10; Paltridge. c Dwan. b Bishop, 0; Moore, c Rodgers, b Wroath, 3; Carter, lbw, b Bishop, 2; Dowd, not out, 1; Lloyd, c Rankin, b Wroath. 0; Straghan, b Bishop. 0: extras, 12. Total, 68. Bowling analysis: Wroath took tive wickets for 20 runs, A. Rankin two for 34, Bishop three for 2, Ellerslie v. Ponsonby.—Ponsonby: First Innings: Harper, b Sta,nley, 5; Smith, c Stanley, b Elliott, 42; Moseley, b Elliott, 6; Ward, run out, 4; Mair, b Elliott, 0; Lawrence, c Miskell, b Elliott. 0; Gwvnne, b Elliott. 5: Taylor, b Baldvnn 4; Ahern, not out, 6; Douglas, b Elliott, 3; Collins, b Elliott, 0; extras, a Total, 83. Second Innings: Ward, b Elliott, 0; Moseley, b Elliott, 0; Smith, not out, 5; extras, 1. Total for two wickets, 6. . Bowling Analysis: Elliott took nine wickets for 13. • Ellerslie' v. Ponsonby.—Ellerslie: First Innings: C. Gedye. c b Douglas, 22; A. Stanley, c —,• b Douprms, 6; J. Elliott, c —, b Ward, 26; J. Baldwin, b Smith, 48; W. Williams, b Harper, 34; J. Rudling, b Harper, 9: B. Miskell, not out, 1; 6lliff, c —, b Harper, 10; B. White, c b Ward, 30: Year, c —. b Harper. 23; "Warren, b Harper, 45; extras, 26. Total, 279. . tie Bowling Analysis: Harper took five wickets, Douglas and Ward, two each. SECOND GRADE. Tramwavs v Otahuhu.— Tramways: First innings. 178 for nine wickets, declared (Cooeland 43, Brazendale 35). Otahuhu: First innings, 24 for four wickets. THIRD GRADE. GvW Garage v. Carlton.—Carlton: First Innings, 45 (Power 19, Arden, 21). Bowling Analysis: Laing took four wickets, Bayliss five. Second innings, 90 (Power 14, Arden, 36, Pell 11). Bowling Analysis: Baylies took sir wickets, Cole two. Gas Garage: First innings, 113 (Bailey, 37, Laing 19, Backman 15). Bowling Analysis: Power took three wickets, Larsen three. Second innings, 36 for one wicket (Short 16, Billings 14). Gas Garage secured a three : point win. / Bj-croft's v. Ellerslie.—Ellerslie: tire innings, 73 (Holli3 32. Williams 12, Kerr 10). Second innings, 107 (Williams 20, Cowan 37. White 16, Harrison 10). Bowling Analysis: Thompson took ten wickets for 71 runs, Kelly eight for 88. Bycrofts: First innings, 68 (Kelly 31). Second innings, 82 (Kelly 20, Thompson 20. W. Basket!, 13, not out, O'Leary. 12). Bowling Analysis: Kerr took eight wickets for 74 runs, Vear eight for S3, Harrison, two for 14, Keesing one for 25. Ellerslie won by. 30 runs—a three-point win. ' FOURTH GRADE. Akarana v. Carlton.—Carlton: First inr.itigs, 48; second innings, 13. Akarana: First innings 219 for eight wickets (Rea 125 not out, Storey 51, Shepherd 15). Bowling Analysis: Fletcher took nine wicketu. Storey five. Akarana won by, an inninsis and 158 runs. , Richmond v. Carlton.—Kichsnond: First innings. 158 for nine wickets (Mincham US not out-, Diddick 13). Carlton: First innings. 87 (Stewart 23. Hemington 22). Richmond won by 71 runs. FIFTH GRADE. Carlton v. Blandforc.—Carlton: First innings 30 (Hart 10). Blandford: First innings', 72 (Ready 15, Moody 20); aecoad innings, 58j Bowling Analysis: Leggott took eight wickets for 12 runs. Blandford won by 42 runs on the first innings—a thrsiepoint win. MATAMATA V. MANAWARU. [ B Y TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.] TE AROHA, Saturday. In the- Piako Cricket. Association's competition ttvday Matamata defeated Manawaru by & runs. The scores were-. Maaawaru, first innings, 51; second innings, 86 (Peake 35, Wayne 22, Bairstow 13). Matamata, first innings, 66; second, innings. 77' (Kynvett 15. Merthens 25, Phillips 12).