CRICKET

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22056, 12 March 1935, Page 13

CRICKET

MATCH AT HAMILTON AUCKLAND TEAM CHOSEN TIIO following players have been selected to represent Auckland in the cricket match against the Hamilton representatives at Hamilton next Mondavi —P. E, Whitelaw, H. G. Vivian, D. B. Edmonds, H. Clapliam, F. W. Byerley, V. S. Sale, N. C. Snedden, A. J. Postles, F. Goodsir, M. W. Wallace and D. R. Garrard. AUCKLAND TO PLAY RODNEY A match between nit Auckland eleven and the Rodney Cricket Association's representative* team will he t>layed at Matakana tomorrow. The following Auckland team lias been chosen by Mr. E. C. Beale, who will be manager:—F. Angus, G. W. Burgess, H. J. H. Harrison, N. H. E. Hockin, G. J. Hutter, G. J. Laneton, K. A. Price, B. Hamilton, L. B. Schnauer (captain), D. Webb, and another. Messrs. R. E. Turton and W. A. Duff will be umpires. SENIOR COMPETITION [l'fiOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT] HAMILTON, Monday The last matches in the flenior A grade were commenced on Saturday when, in spito of hard, fast wickets, scoring was again slpw. The features of the East-Hamilton match were a splendid innings by J. Everest and the clever wicketkeeping of Avery. The results were as follows: SENIOR A GRADE Hamilton v. Hamilton East.—Hamilton, 130 (J. Eveiest. 42 not out, Lissette 22). Bowling:-G. Clough four for 12. Hamilton East: Pour wickets for 32. Old Boys v. Claudelands.—Claudelands: 96 (Andrews 40, Hampton 16). Bowling: R. Clough four for G. Old Boys: Three wickets for 106 (Somers 50). SENIOR B GRADE Hamilton East v. Frankton United.— Hamilton East: First innings, 44. Bowling: J. Dempsey five for 20, Craig two for 8. Second innings, two wickets for 70 (Mcßac 53 not out). Frankton U.nited: First innings, 176 (Mundy 62, Craig 31, Wilcox 21). Bowling: Crabb six for 97. Old Boys v. Marist. —Old Boys: 329 (Hallin 64, D. Gilline 62, L. Hansen 61, V. Gilling.4B, Nicholl 27 not out). Marist; Six wickets for 42. Railway v. East Old Boys.—Railway: 53 (Hemi 18), and three wickets for 71 (Henn 20, Knight 20 not out). East Old Boys: 155 (St. George 78, Matheson 26). High School v. Hamilton.—Hamilton: 24!) (Gick 67, Forster 47, Alexander 28, Beechev 31). Bowling: Winger three f0r.49, Harding three for 58. High School: 14 without lobs. FRIENDLY MATCHES Following are details of friendly cricket matches played at the week-end:— Abel Dykes, Limited, v. English Public Schools' Club.—Abel Dykes, Limited: 116 (H. Rowe 45, D. Stubbing 24). Bowling: .D. B. Mansergh three for 35, G. A. Downie two for 5, D. T. Nutlmll two for 12, M. S. Bateson one for 14, H. G. Beeclwy one for 17. English Public Schools' Club: 68 (G. A. Acres 20. V. S. Humphreys 17, D. B. Mansergh 10). Bowling: C. Dalton six for 8, H. Prince one for 5, R. Stubbing two for 18, A. Rowe one for 32. Abel Dykes, Limited, won by 48 runs. „ . , , C. Burke's XI. v. Remuera Cricket Club.— Remuera: 134 (J. Swift 22, A. Siddflll 15, J. E. Nicolaus 24, H. Taylor 19). Bowling: C. Burke three for 22. D. Mcßae one for 15, R. H. Cleave three for 25. A. Parnell one for 18. C. Burke's XI.: 136 (R. H. Cleave 4t>, C. Burke 25 not out, L. Curtayne 21, A. Parnell 32). Bowling: F. M. Andrews three for 51, G. A. Mills two for 19. Harrison, two for 19. J. E. Nicolaus one for 15. C. Burke's XI. won by two runs. ANNUAL OLD BOYS' MATCH The following team will represent King's College Old Boys in the annual cricket match to be played against the college first eleven at Middlcmore to-morrow, commencing at 11 a.m.:—J. D. Lewie, F. M. Andrews. H. T. Pearson, D. L. Martin, B. G Thomson. G. T. Jackson, L. M. Smith. K. H. Wilson. A. Foster, T. R. McArthur. G. A. Eddowes. WHANGARIPO DEFEATS OMAHA The Whangaripo representatives defeated Omaha in a cricket match played nt Whangaripo on Saturday by 36 runs on the first innings. Following are the details:— Whangaripo—First innings: 210 (N. Vipond 72, P. Dunning 47. L. Came 36, A. Bell 14). Bowling: L. Wyatt, four for 86; C. Day, six for 58. . Omaha.—First innings: 1/4 (M. Neeley 59, C. Day 19, D. Bell 15 : Bowling: P. Dunning, three for 19; N. \ wo ; 25; L. Came, three for 27; A. Bell, one for 17; A. Armour, one for 5. TE AROHA BEATS MORRINSVILLE The Te Aroha v. Morrinsville cricket match played at Herrics Memorial Park on Saturday resulted in a win. for the former, with 190 runs in the first innings, against Morrinsville's Bcore of 71. For the winning team Cross 29, Jackson 19, and Cleave 17 were the highest scorers, while for Morrinsville Fussey and Mallett scored 16 each and Thornes 14. For Te Aroha Raeburn took two wickets for 17 runs and Hattaway two for 16. Of the visiting bowlers, Mai ett took four for 29 and Fussey three for 21. ' " KEEN PIAKO COMPETITION [from our own correspondent] MATAMATA, Monday A series of closely competed matches were commenced in the Piako Cricket Association's competition at Bedford Park on Saturday. Oraka (Putaruru), which is leading in the competition, has scoren 82 in. the first innings ngainst Matamata A'b, 69 for nine wickpts, and a win on the first innings is possible. Okauia is leading Matamata a by one run on the first innings and has four wickets down for 16 runs in a low'-scoring game. A tricky position obtains in the O d Boys-Te Poi game, in which Old Boys, with 112 in the first, innings, are finding matters difficult. Te Poi had scored 72 for four wickets. Details are: — . Oraka v. Matamata A.—Oraka: First innings, 82 (Agnew 29 not out, Wilks. 18, Thompson 15). Matamata A: First innings, 69 for nine wiokets (Cohen 26, Laurenson 15) For Matamata A Cohen took seven wickets for 25 runs, Cudby two for 3d, Graham one for 19. _ Matamata B v. OkflUtn.—Matamata H. First innings. 41 (Oldfield 10, Jones 13). Second inninjfs, 16 for four wickets. Okama: First innings, 42 (Townsend 23 not out). For Okauia (first innings) Sharpe took six wickets for 6 runs, Carter three for 27. l'or Matamata B Cannell .took twtf wickets for 6 runs, Oldfield six for '2B, Hawke two for 1 Old Bovs v. Te Poi.—Old Boys: first innings, 112 (Scott 29, Vosper 24, (... Wilson 24 Cannell 13). Te Poi: First innings. ,2 for four wickets (Beecham 23. W. Sleeman 18 not out). For Te Poi Lewis took four wickets for 32 runs, Johns on two for R Sleeman one for 3, Dalton none tor Beecham none for 7, Sleeman, sen., none for 0. THAMES COMPETITION [by telegraph —OWN correspondent] THAMES. Monday The third round of the Thames Cricket Association's silver cup cmnpet.t.on was played on Saturday, when the High school team suffered its first reverse for the season. losing to Old Boys on the fust innings. Karaka defeated Tararu on the first limine*. Scores were: — A . Tararu v. Karaka.—Tararu: first innings 74 (T. Cleave 29). Bowling: E Twohili four for 6. T. Henderson three for -.1. D McLenry two for 17, A. Brokenslnro one for 20 Second innings: 75 for three wickets (Cleave 50). Bowling: MeLeary one for 1.5. Brokensliire one for 15. Henderson one for 18 Karaka: First innings, 11a for «ix wickets, declared (T. Henderson 51. E. Tuohill 20 not out). Bowling: W. Lang tlneo for 25, J. Dowd one for 14, T. Cleavo one f °Hig 4 h School v. Old Boys.—High School ■ First innings. 60. Bowling: L. Hovle two for 2 F. Gibson two for 11. G. Mortimer two for IS. w. Clcmson two innincs: 83 for seven wckets (D. Mull 32. \ McT.ennan 31). Bowling: L. Hoylfl two for 5. Mortimer fonr for 10. Gibson one for o- } Old Boys: I'irst innings. 131 (G. Ruchan 34). Bowling: M. Hoski'-* four for 44. N. Abercrorcbic two for 11, H. Munroe two for 27. • CAMBRIDGE SUB-ASSOCIATION [from our own correspondent] CAMBRIDGE, Monday The championship competition of the Cambridge Cricket Sub-Association having been completed, a new round was eommenced on Saturday. Leamington, batting first against City at Victoria Square was <hsmissed for the small totnl of G1 ils. m mc K nnon 16. R. McDonnell 14 N McKinnon 10 R Lvnds 11 not out). Bowling: Litchwa'rk took three wickets for 26. Crawsbaw two for 11. Powell two for 12 and Hughes one for 6. City in its first innings compiled 136 for the loss of nine wickets (Hughes 38. Litchwark 27. Crawslinw 22 not out, Low 18, K. Conder 16). Of the wickets fallen, L. McKinnon secured four for 57 and D. McKinnon three tor 61.

United Services opened badly against Hiffh School, the side being all out for 41 (Barnes 17, McDonald 10). Bowling: Humphries took six wickets for 18 runs. A. MoKinnon t\to for 6, Watt two for G._ High School replied with 113, thus gaining a lead of 72 (Muller 3G, A. McKirinon 19, Humphries 16, Watt 13). Bowling: Wylde four for 11, 13. Chard three for 21, McDonald three for 23, In their second innings Services scored 38 for four wickets. MATCH AT OSTEND Teams representing the Newmarket and Waiheko Returned Soldiers' Clubs played a cricket match at Ostend on Saturday, resulting in a win for the former by -11 runs on the first innings. Following are details:— Newmarket: First innings, G7 (Johnson 19, Drury 13, Smith 14). Waiheke: First innings, 26 (O'Brien 8). WIN FOR GLORIT A cricket match played 1 rtwern teams representing Glorit and Port _ Albert nt Glorit on Saturday resulted in a win for tlio former by 38 rune on the first innings. Following are the details:— Glorit.—First innings. 137, (T. Gardner 26, H. H. Hoopet 23, P. Gardner 17, F. James IC. R. iA. Gardner 16, H. A. Hooper 12}. Bowling: K. Moore four for 31. A. Reid two for 16, W. Neal one for 11, O. Bennet one for 22, R. Gubb two for 31. Port Albert.—First innings, 99 (W. Nenl 32. O. Betvnet 18, K. Moore 12, J. Becroft 10). Bowling: R. Steel two for 6, F. James four for 17, R. Gardner two for 17, T. Gardner one for 10, H. A. Hooper one for 12. DARGAVILLE SHIELD MATCH [BY TELEORAPn —OWN CORRESPONDENT] KAITAIA, Monday In the cricket match for the Dargayille Shield, played nt Victoria Valley on Friday and Saturday, the Whangarei eleven were successful in lifting the trophy from the holders, tho Mnngonui County eleven, tho Rnme ending with Whangarei nine wickets in hand. Scores were:— Mangomii.—First innings, 80 (Roy Kelly 23 not out. F. Panther 18. Wrnthall 11). Bowling: Nifibet three for 25, Wilson five for 18, Falvery one for 10. Whangarei: First, innings, 165 (Weir 54, Fyfe 38, Jones 21, Wilson 19). Bowling: W. Thompson four for 36, Stone three for 31, Kitchen two for 36, Harrison one for 22. Mangomii: Second innings. 159 (P. Harrison 72. C. Stone 24 not out. S. Switzer 22, Roy Kelly 17). Bowling: Nisbet three for 41, Jones three for 41. Weir two for 16, Wilson one for 29. Whangarei: Second innings, 77 for one wicket (Weir oo not out, Fyfe 14). PAEROA COMPETITIONS END [by telegraph —OWN correspondent] PAEROA, Monday The Paeroa Cricket Association's interclub competition was concluded on Saturday, when Old Boys met Wanderers in +ho final for the 11. E. Verrant Shield. Old Boys were leading in the championship and reQuired only a drawn game to win tho competition. Scores w*;rc: — Old Boys.—First innings, 245 for six wickets (Winter 100 retired,'C. Kidd 51, M. Smith 34, S. McTntyre 23 not out). Bowling: Shears took two wickets for 40 runs, B. Howard one for 48. Shand one for 102. Wanderers: First innings. 132 for nine wickets (Taylor 55, Stack 52 not. out). Bowling: Stevens four for 48, Winter three for 35, Fulton one for 24.