LOWER GRADE RESULTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21967, 26 November 1934, Page 13

LOWER GRADE RESULTS

SENIOR B GRADE Papatoetce v. Point Chevalier.— Papatoetoe: First innings, 328 for six wicketa. declared (Vailentine 139. Gladding. 66)., Bowling: Skinner three for 63. JB. Simpson one for 37. Morman one for 39. Point Chevalier: First innings, 234 (McDonald -66> It. Simpson 38. Horner 27. Daws .31). Bowling: Lusby three for 27. Valentine four for 54, Kerr one tor 29. Burnside one for 36, Bwaffield oiie for 39. Papatoetoe won on the fir North° li Shore v. University.—North; Shore: l-'irst inninirs,_2B3. University: F«st mnmgs, 146 (Bell 44, Hogben 25. Caldwell UY.. Bowling: Cleal took four wickets for 47 runs, T Smith ioiir for 44,. Shechan one for 25. Second iiininKs. 122 (Obren 81, D!ion 22). Bowling: Archer four for 33. SECOND GRADE Technical Old Boys v. Grey nical Old Boys: First innings, 22K for six wickets, declared. Grey Lynn: First innings. 67. Bowling: R. Drake five wiokets for 23 runs, Paul! three for. 19. Carroll oiuj for 20. Munns one for 3. Second innings. 21. Bowlinir: R< Drake five for 11, PouH three for 8,; Foley two for 1. Technical Old Boys won by an innings and 188 rune—» six-point win. Birkdale v. Windmill,;—Birkdalo: First innings, 15!|l. Second innings, 108 (R. Shepherd 21. A. Moore 14 retired hurt, Fairgray 40 not out). Bowling: G. Ohlson four for 42, H. Organ three for 63. Windmill: First innings. 350 (Goldaworthy 14, G. Ohlson

43, JLi. Stewart 64, C. Maher 40, H. Organ 19. Ferhng 77, A. Ohlson 26, Daniels 23, Reeves 14 not out). Bowling: Cooper three for 90. R. Shepherd four for 143, H. Shepherd three for 37. Windmill secured an outright win. Northcote v. Parnell.—Northcote: First innings, 223 for six wickets, declared. Parnell: First innings, 41: second innings, 77 (McMillan 10, La Pine 17, Vost 13). Bowling: Rowbottom three for 1. H. Smith two for 12, I>. Arblaßtor two for 16. P. Cross two for 8. Northcote won by an innings and 105 .una—a six-point win. THIRD GRADE , Y.M.C.A. v. W.Y.M.I.—W. Y.M.1.: First innings, 27 (Stonestreet 13). Bowling: Dow four for none, Warren three for 14. Dykes two for 3..Second innings. 77 (Breckon 20. Sale I>s). Bowling: Dow three for 4. Green three for 18, Warren one for 10, Hill one for 17. Y.M.C.A.: First innings, 159 (McDonald 72 not out. Dykes 25, Hill 14, Green 12, Brunelt 17-), Bowling: Stonestreet six for 61, Henderson two for 28, Gorman one for 27. Y.M.C.A won by an innings and 55 runs>.

Birkdale v. Brogeda.—Birkdale: First innings, 74 (Ireland 18. Paton 11). Bowling: Commer three for 15 H. Hay two for 13, Middlelon two for G Gillam one for 8. Second innings, 78 (Sutcliffe 24, Hansen 18). Bowling: Commer three for 9. Middleton three for 19. H. Hay two for 13, Gillam one for 17, Brogeda: First innings, 133 (G. Butler 16. H. Hay 28, W. Butler 46, Hookway 11). Bowling: W. Hansen four for 21, Sutcliffe one for CO, C. Paton three for 21, C. W. Inwards one for 1, W. Darlow one for 5. Brogeda won on the first innings. Eden v. Milne and Choyce.—Eden: First innings, 116 (Amodio 24. James 20, Stevens 22, Barron 13, Apperley 12). Bowling: Baker two for 8. Everitt three for 32. Baston three for 30. Milne and Choyce: First innings. 74 (Hughes 16. Kendall 14, Everitt 11. Hearlilig 12). Bowling: Rockwell four for 27. Apperley two for 1.8,' Amodio three for 32. Edeu: Second innings, two wickets for 53 (Amodio 23 not out James 21). Eden won on the first innings. Papatoetoe v. Grafton.—Papatoetoe: First Innings. 8V (Bennett, 26. Ford 21. Fransham 14. Bowling: Andrews six for 27, Sanderson two for 17, Jones one for 21, Cox one for 5. Grafton: First innings, 96 (Asterwood 24, Jones 16, Andrews, 13, Chermado 24). Bowling: Ledingham three wickets, Nixon three. Bennett one and Smytheman one. Grafton won on the first innings.. Turners and Growers, Limited, v. .Hoimoral:—Turners and- Growers. Limited: First "innings, 148 for five wicket?, declared (Bruning IG, Everitt 20, W. Sheddan 14. B. Taylor 23. J. Thomas 29 not out, Young 31 not out).. Bowling: Otto took two wickets for 18 runs. White one for 19, Bryden one for 40, Jones one for 41. Balmoral: First Innings. 32 (Jones 17). Bowling: Everitt five for 19, W. Young three for 12. Second innings. 48 (Otto 17, White 14), Bowling: W. Young four for 16. Everitt four for 28. FOURTH GRADE Northcote v. Dearsley's.—Dearsley's: First innings, 128 (Fitzjames 37, Thompson 18). Bowling: Speed four wickets for 32, Colegrave two for 31. Northcote: 107 (Speed 47. Cronan 23, Hendle 14). Bowling: Parr eight for 33 runs. Dearsley's won on the first innings. . Y.M.C.A. v. Stanley Bay.—Y.M.C.A.: First innings, 238 for eight wickets, declared (Williams 78, Theyers 48 not out, Harold 42 not out). Stanley Bay: First irhiings. 158 for three wipkets (Baldwin 36, Wynne 80 not out, Sullivan 23). The match was drawn. OTAHUHU ASSOCIATION CHALLENGE'S. FIRST DEFEAT The surprise result in the games played under the control of the Otahuhu Cricket Association was the defeat of the leading team. Challenge, by Hellaby's. Challenge, in addition to losing its unbeaten record for the season, also lost its position at the top' of the competition table. The placings after Saturday's results are as follows: — Hellaby's, 18 points, Challenge, Returned Soldiers and Mount Richmond, 14; Kempthorne Prosser's and Railway, 12; St. Joseph's, 6. The remarkable feature in the Challenge and Hellaby's game was that the first innings of each closed with the, same total of runs. In its second innings Challenge declared with .100 for seven wickets when there was barely an hour left for play. Hellaby's batsmen forced the pace and scored 101 runs for the loss of two wickets. The winning hit was made in the last over of the day. The gomes resulted as follows: SENIOR GRADE .Challenge v. Hellaby's.—Challenge: First innings, 43 (Connors 12). Bowling: Moore five for 20, Pilcher five for 11. Second innings. seven' for 100 declared (Watts 43, Bright 13, Montgomery 12). Bowling: Pilcher five for 30. Power two for 19, Moore none for 43. Hellaby's: First innings, 43 \Wilson 12). Bowling: Bright eeven for 22, Connors one for 9, Hynes two for 6. Second innings, two for 101 (Wilson ,39, Williams 35, Power not out 20). Bowling: Connors one for 27, Hynes one for 25. A six-point win for Hellaby's. Returned Soldiers v. Mount Richmond. — Returned Soldiers; First innings, 101 (Taylor not out 24, Logan 17, Eustace 21, Watson 13, McLaren 10). Bowling: Stanaway five for 26, Rugg three for 25, Austin one for 12, Marshall one for 21. Second innings, 46 (Deas 16). Bowling: Rugg six for 14. Marshall two for 14. Austin one for 4, Stanaway one for 14. Mount Richmond: First innings. 47 (Campbell 10). Bowling: McLaren three for 6, Eustace two for 11, Melrose two for 13, Taylor one for 7. Second innings, three for 43 (Pilkington 14, Miller not out 11). Bowling: Logan tw9 for 1, Watson one for 11. Returned Soldiers won *on the first innings. Railway v. St. Joseph's.—Railway: • First innings, eight wickets for 92 (Miller 30, Lawrence 36). Bowling: Brady four for 9. Greenwood two for 7,. Maher one for 2, Wells one for 29. St. Joseph's: First innings, 36 (Cornelius 10). Bowling: Grubb eight for 22, Currey two for 11. Railway won on the first innings. JUNIOR' GRADE . Railway v. Trinity United.—Railway: First innings, 35. Second innings, 73 (J. Clarke 18, L. Clark 11. Doran not out 13). Bowling; Stokes 3 for 41, Cartier two for. 24, Clayton two for 15. Trinity United; First innings, 80 (Finlayson 22, Cartier 19, Barry 12. Vessey 10). Second innings, four wickets for 29. Bowling: L. Clarke five for 30, Richardson five for 51, Doran three for 7. A six-point win for Trinity United. MATCH AT KING'S COLLEGE The following team will represent Te Awa in a cricket match to be played against the first eleven of King's College at the college grounds on Wednesday:—E. C. Beale, H. E. Burton, W. J. Coates. I. W. Cooper, N, D. Dixon, J. W. M. Edwards, G. Hutter, G. L. Megerney, R. T. Postles, R. A. Price, L. M. Smith WOMEN'S MATCHES L.H.A. v. Bridgen's.—L.H.A.: First innings, 86 (K. Painton 13, M. Painton 14, I. Nealis 21). Bowling: Devine took two wickets for 20 runs, Hammond three for 34, Webb three for 22. Second innings, 54 (Peterson 22, Gillam 16). Bowling: Webb five for 33, Hammond four for 21-. Bridgen's: First innings, 53 (Webb 23, Howard 14). Bowling: Dawson six for 22, Adams two for 23, Gillam two for 3. Second innings, 85 (Hammond 50, Thompson 11, Moore 10). Bowling: Dawson five for 51, Gillam three for 27. L.H.A. won by two runs. PUKEKOHE ASSOCIATION [FROM OUJft OWN correspondent] PUKEKOHE. Saturday The third series of matches under the control of the Pukekohe Cricket Association were completed to-day. Results are as follows: Colts (Pukekohe) v. Tuakau, at Pukekohe, —Colts: First innings, 55. Second innings, 174 for eight wickets, declared (Stoupe 88, Mills 23. R. Lawrie IG, Wilkinson 14, Hewitt 14). Bowling: Johnson took five . wickets for 71 runs, Passau one for 19. Tuakau: First innings, 72. Second innings. 110 (Johnson 65, Cartridge 17, Costar 17). Bowling: Hewitt took fiire for 10, R. Lawrk three for 27, Mills one for 25, C. Lawrie one for 33. Colts gained a three-point win. Waiuku v. United (Pukekohe), at Waiuku. —United: First innings, 63. Second innings, 62 (Carter 13, Rose 19, Moffitt 14). Bowling: Heise took two wickets for 32 runs, V. Aspin eight for 25. Waiuku: First innings, 34. Second innings, 77 (Heise" 30, Zinzan 17. V. Aspin 10). Bowling: Pleydell took two for 13. Rose four for 20, Falvey two for 10. United had a tfhree-point win. Mauku v. Waiau Pa, at Mauku.—Waiau Pa: First innings, 63. Second innings, 68 (C. Wright 17, C Brooke 12) Bowling: Crispe took four wickets for 18 runs, Phillips three for 16. Mauku: First inpings, 169 (Dcmpsey 59, Adams 51, B. Haycock 29). Bowling: Goldsworthy four for 13, J. Wright one for 9. Mauku secured a four-point win. PIAKO ASSOCIATION [from our own correspondent] . MATAMATA, Saturday The chief attraction at Bedford Park, Matamata, to-day was the meeting between the two unbeaten teams, Matamata A and Oraka (Putaruru). The visitors batted first in perfect weather and opened badly, losing five wickets for 35. Smith and Berg then made a stand, and, , by,careful cricket, added 86 runs. Facing a moderate total of 90 Matamata gave a very poor batting display and only Delaney showed any form. For Oraka Rennor bowled very well. The match between Matamata B and Oka uia is in an interesting stage with a slight advantage to the former. Details of the scores are:— Oraka: First innings, 90 (Smith 81, Berg 21), and 62 for seven wickets (Smith 12, Guillard 12 not out. Lord 16), Matamata, 57 (Delaney 26 not out). For Matamata Renton took five for 33 and Griffiths five for 40 in the first innings and Griffiths two for 20 in the second innings. For Oraka Renner took eight for 36 and Berg two for 17. Matamata, B, 62 (Thomas 12, Little 30) v. Okauia, 45 for five wickets (Tapper 14 not out).