SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20218, 1 April 1929, Page 14

SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION.

REPRESENTATIVE MATCHES, VETERANS PLAY THE COLTS. Two representative matches under the control of tho Auckland City and Suburban Cricket Association were played at the Domain on Saturday. Play was delayed for an hour owing to rain, but tho wickets, although soft, were in fairly good order. In. tho Veterans and Colts match, tho latter team put up a splendid performance and won by 27_ runs on tho first innings. Edmunds (65)' batted splendidly for tho Colts, as did Inness (67) for tho Veterans. Each side batted ]2 men. Tho representative B team was successful against Hamilton Y.M.C.A W. Eyre, one of the visiting team, made a good impression in contributing 3G in tho second innings. Auckland won by 109 on tho first innings. Details of tho play tuo as follows :

VETERANS.—First Innings. J. Elliott, b Matthews . . ~ ». 17 P. Cooper, b E. Williams .« • • 9 A. Kerr, b Matthews .. .« >. 2 \V. Candy, b Barnes 1 II." Inness, b Watkins G7 J. F. W. Dickson, c V. "Williams, b C. Williams 3 W. Robortshaw, c Viscoe, b Matthews . 2 W. Stewart, c Matthews, b V. Williams 24 A. Anderson, c Barnes, b Hollis .. 6 E. Stalhyorthy, b Hollis .. . • 4 J. Belsham, not out . . . . . . 1 A. Dunning, 6 Barnes, b ,V. Williams , 6 Extras . . . 5 Total - .. 14V Bowling Analysis.—C. Williams took two wickets for 40 runs, Barnes ono for 30, V. Williams two for 23, Matthews three for 30, Hollis two for 6, E. Watkins one for 8. COLTS.—First Innings. V. Viscoe, b Stallworthy . . . . 7 D. Edmunds, run out . 65 W. Hollis, c Inness. b Kerr .. 16 If. Barnes, c Dunning, b Stallworthy . . 14 V. Williams, c Kerr, b Stallworthy . , 4 J. Matthews, b Cooper .. .. 3 E. Watkins. b Anderson . . . . 21 C. Williams, st Dunning, b Kerr . . 11 R. Watkins, c Stewart, b Anderson .. 0 W Stewart, c Inness, b Kerr . . . . 11 A. Wallers, not out 4 W. Watkins, b Kerr > ■ .. 8 Extras • •« ■» »» ..10 Total .. «« ■■ •« »• 174 HAMILTON.—First Innings. W. Eyre, o Everett, b Baxter ~ .. 2 W. Dobson, b Scarboro . . .. .. 17 Jim Dompsey, c sub, b Moore . * .. 11 .T. Dempsey, b McFarlano .. . ■ G .T. Davies, b Scarboro . . ~ .. 7 P. Price, c Baxter, b Everett .. .. 6 W. Donaldson, b Morrnan .. t. 0 K. Dunbar, c Morman, b Collins . .. 3 R. Darrell, b Morman .. .. 6 T. Turner, b Sallen . > • * 1 N. Jackinan, not out .■ ~ >< 1 Extras « .. m »i 6 rotal .. .. .. .. 65 Bowling Analysis.—Moore took one ivtcket for 4 runs, Baxter ono for 15, Nick)in nono for 10, McFarlane one for 13, Scarboro two for 5. Morman two for 9. Everett one for 1, Collins ono for 2, Sallen ono for 0. Second Innings. W. EyTO, o sub, b Baxter . > ». 36 W. Dobson, b Collins . . ~ . , 2 J. Dempsey, st McFarlane, b Baxter . 2 Jack Dempsey, c Everett, b Morman . 8 J. Davies, c McFarlane, b Morman . . 13 F. Price, not out , . .. ». 14 W. Donaldson, b Everitt > ■ .. 7 K. Dunbar, b Scarboro . ■ .. 2 R. Darrell, b Scarboro ~ ■ < >. 7 Extras . . . . > . * .. 27 Total for eight wickets w . .. 118 AUCKLAND B TEAM.—First Innings. G. Everett, lbw, b Davies .. .. 4 Or, Morman, c Davies, b Dobson .. ..32 D. fallen. c Dobson, b Dobson . . . . 2 D. Moore, c Davies, b Eyre . . . . 7 J. Mcfarlane, st Dempsey, b Eyro . . 16 Scarboro, b Price . . . . . . 18 S. Gates, run out 59 L. Nicklin, c Davies, b Turner ..17 T. Collins, c Davies, b Turner .. 1 ,T. Armstrong, absent .. . < .. 0 J. Baxter, not out- .. „ i .. 3 Extras . .. . > i. .. 15 Total .. . . *. . .. 174 Bowling 'Analysis.—Dobson took two wickets for 46 runs, Davies one for 42. Eyre two for 24, Price ono for 15, Donaldson none for 7, Turner two for 27.

MATCH AT THE DOMAIN. The North Auckland team will play the Auckland City and Suburban representative side at the Domain to-day, play commencing at 10.30. AUCKLAND SUBURBS V. WAIPA. ' [by telegraph.—rßEss association.] TE AWAMUTU, Sunday. In a cricket match yesterday the Waipa team defeated Auckland Suburbs by 12 runs. MATCH AT PUKEKOHE. [by telegraph.— own correspondent.] FUKEKOHE, Sunday. In a match between Pukekche and Harbour Board. Auckland, yesterday the former batted first and made 102 (Rose 41, C. K. Lawrio 10, H. Pleydell 15, Gilmore 18, McKinnon 11, H. Hickling 33). Martin took five wickets for 90 and A. Turner five for 37. Harbour Board scored 98 (Breese 12. A. Turner 21, Bennett 17, Horspool 18). Drake took thr >e wickets for 43, Kahu six for 30, Hickling one for 2. Pukekohe won by 04 runs on tho first innings. HAMILTON DEFEATED. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] HAMILTON, Sunday. An Auckland B team defeated a Hamilton B team in n cricket match played at Seddon L'ark yesterday and on Friday by five runs on the first innings. Auckland, which batted first on a wet wicket, compiled 119, to which Hamilton replied with 114. When stumps wero drawn yesterday Auckland had made 131 for nine wickets in its second innings. GIRLS' ASSOCIATION. EXHIBITION MATCH PLAYED. An exhibition match was played nt Eden Fark on Saturday afternoon under tho auspices of the Auckland Girls' Cricket Association on Np. 3 wicket, there being a largo number of interested spectators. Tho two teams were picked from all tho clubs in tho association, and tho selection was as evenly balanced as possible. Miss Laura Blakey captained tho "Blue" team and Miss Gladys Gebbio the "Whites." TFio former won tho toss and elected to bat first, compiling 52. Tho "Whites" wero quickly disposed of in their first innings, hi the second innings they played more freely, giving a good exhibition of sound batting. Z. Twining hit out splendidly, compiling 41 in a very short time, and scoring four boundaries. Tho fielding oil the wholo was smart and tho throwing in good. L. Blakey brought oft a very fine catch at point, off H. Frayling's bowling against S. Adams. There wns a strong wind blowing, which affected tho bowling to a air amount, and the pitch aftei 1 the heavy rain was stiM fairly soft>. Urged on by tho spectators, who derived much enjoyment from tho play, the girls ran sonic smart singles. The majority when batting, however, showed a tendency to pull most of the bowling "round tho corner," and a little practice at moving tho foot over to tho oIT ball would bring about a considerable improvement. Following are tho scores:— "BLUE'' Xl.—First innings: R. Allison, b Z Twining, G; N. Gnllaher, o Twining, b M. Francis. 8; M. ITutton Whitelaw, c C. Carlaw, b Z. Twining, 0: L. Blakey, c .1. Adams, h Z. Twining, 14; 11. Frayling, lbw, b M. Francis, 2; W. Bigelow, b Z. Twining, 0; C Sharpo, not out. 13; ,T. Caniplin, o E. Hunt, b I. McConkey, 0; Phethpan, b C. Carlaw, 1; P. Cnmplin, b 1. McConkey, 4; I. Bowman, lbw, b Z. Twining, 3: extras, 1; total, 52. Howling: I. McConkey took two wickets for IS runs, Z. Twining fivo for 20, M. Francis two for 5, C. Carlaw ono for 8. "WHITE" Xl.—First innings: G. Gebbie, c N. Gallaher. b M. Button Whitelaw, 2; E. Ushaw. c J. Caniplin, b H. Frayling, 0: I. McConkey. e R. Allison, b N. Gallaher. 2; E. Hunt, run rut.. I; Z. Twining, c and b M. Hut toll Whitelaw, 0; K. Stewart, c N. Gallahor, b M. Hutton Whitelaw, 1; .L Adams, c L. Blakey, b H. Frayling, 5; M. McMurtrio, c R Allison, b 11. Frayling, 0; O. Carlaw, b 11. Frayling, 2; P. Dawson, b N. Gallaher, 0; M. Francis, not out, 2; extras, 2: total, 23. Bowling: 11. Frayling took four wickets for 6 runs, M. Hutton Whitelaw threo for G. L. Bio key none for 5, N. Gallaher, two for 4. Second innings: C. Carlaw, b H. Frayling, 1; M. Francis, b H. Frayling. 9: I. McConkey. b H. Frayling, 2: E Hunt, c J. Camplin, b M. Hutton Whitelaw, 3; Z. Twining, not out, 41; K. Stewart, not out, 7; extras, 1 ; total, 04. Bowling: M. Hutton Whitelaw (took one wicket for 12 runs, H. Frayling -three for 34, L. Blakey nouo for 8, N. Gallahor none for 9.