HAWKE CUP MATCH

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22315, 13 January 1936, Page 14

HAWKE CUP MATCH

MANAWATU V SOUTHLAND BIG LEAD FOR NORTHERNERS [BY TELEGRAPH PRESS ASSOCIATION] PALMERSTON- NORTH, Sunday Mnnawatu is in a strong position in its Hawke Cup match against Southland, and. with one day's play left, the southern team is faced with a very difficult task. Following are the scores:— MANAWATU First innings »• 230 Second Innings McYicar, o McGowan, b XJttley .. 70 Robertson, lbw, b Carswell .. ..35 Murchison, c Hawke, b Brittenden .. 3 Cutler, c and b Uttley 79 Gallichan, b Carswell .. .. ..37 J. Ongley, o Hallamore, b Uttley .. 0 M. Ongley, b Brittenden 1 Norris, not out 87 Hearsay, not out .. .. •• ..10 Extras .. I'' Total for eight wickets .. .. 335 Bowling.— Uttley took four wicket for 77 runs. Carswell two for 95, Brittenden two for 24, Pickard none for 71. McGowan none for 25, Patrick none for 29. SOUTHLAND.—First Innings Spenco, st Norris, b Cutler .. ..11 Brew, c Murchison, by Gallichan .. 13 Brittenden, lbw, b Cutler .. .. lb Uttley, b Hearsey 1: ' Anderson, lbw. b Hearsey ■ • • • ° Poole, c Murchison, b Gallichan .. 0 McGowan, not out 20 Patrick, c Hearsey, b Gallichan .. 8 Hawke, lbw, h Murchison .. .. 8 Carswell, b Gallichan £ Pickard, b Gallichan Extras Total 133 Bowling.—Gallichan took five wickets for 41 runs, Berquiet none for 13, Murchison one for 34, Hearsey two for 13, M. Ongley none for 4, Cutler two for 8 ONEHUNGA ASSOCIATION D.C.L. SHIELD COMPETITION The fourth series of matches in the second round of the Onehunga Cricket Association's competition for the D.C.L. Shield was played at Waikaraka Park on Saturday. Woollen Mills was the outstanding team, securing a comfortable victory over Royal Oak. Onehunga Rovers proved too stTong for Te Papapa Works, but the game between Onehunga Ramblers and Reid Rubber was more evenly contested. A. Blockley (Woollen Mills) made tho highest score with a well-played innings of 54. C. Agnew (Rovers), with 33, and R. Thompson (Royal Oak), 29, also batted well, The best bowling average* worn returned by J. Whisker and E. C. Bourdot (Ramblers), who captured eight wickets for four runs and six wickets for three runs respectively. W. Hatfield and J. O'Toole (Te Papnpa Works) were also successful with the ball, the former taking five wickets for 18 runs and the latter four for 18. Other good performances were:—R. Hetherington (Reid Rubber), three for 14, and T. Collins (Rovers) five for 11. Details : . Woollen Mills v. Royal Oak.—Woollen Mills: First innings, 127 (A. Blockley 54. L. Horrocks 19, W. J. Bradv 15, C. Smith 11 not Out). Bowling: A. Walton two for 29, A. Gibbons two for 27, A. Hine two for 15, R. Thompson two for 5, F. Gibbons one for 6, G. Gibbons one for 24. Royal Oak: First innings, 68 (R. Thompson 29, A. Walton 13). Bowling: R. Kirkham three for 14. A. Blockley one for 13, C. Smith one for 18, N. Blockley one for 12, P. Jamieson one for 3, W. R. Brown one for o. Woollen Mills gained a four-point will. Onehunga Ramblers v. Reid Rubber.— Onehunga Ramblers: First innings, 79 (L. Wolfenden 21, F. A. Bingley 18, G. Littlejohn 16, E. C. Bourdot 10). Bowling: L. Norman two for 25. D. Gray three for 38, R. Hetherington three for 14, W. J. Anderson one for 1. Reid Rubber: First in\nings, 65 (R. Hetherington 21, F. King 13, W. J. Anderson 10). Bowling: J. Whisker four for 8, E. C. Bourdot three for 6, F. Martin two for 12. Onehung\ Ramblers secured a four-point win Onehunga. Rovers v. Te Papapa Works. —Onehunga Rovers: First innings, 109 (C. Agnew 33. K. Ord 20, C. Collins 10, C. Wibery 14, R. Menziee 12). Bowling: W. Hatfield five for 18, J. O'Toole four for IS. Te Papapa Works: First innings, 36. Bowling: T. Collins five for 11, C. Agnew two for 14, K, Ord two for 11. Onehunga Rovers gained a four-point win. OTAHUHU ASSOCIATION GOOD SCORES REGISTERED Several good scores were registered in games played under the control of the Otahuhu Cricket Association on Saturday. The Kempthorne-Prosser team gained the highest total with 195, and Hellaby's compiled 1(36 for the loss of five wickets. The best batting performance was registered by Marflitt (Kempthorne-Prosser), whoso 78 included 11 fours. Other good scores were:— Williams (Hellaby's), 58 not out; CRrroll (Hellaby's), 47 not out; Deas (Returned Soldiers), 45 not out. The best bowling performances were:— Harvey (Hellaby's), five wickets for 21 runs; Gillies (Hellaby's), three for 17; McLaren (Returned Soldiers), three for 21: Coppins (Returned Soldiers), three for 33. Details of the scores are as follows: SENIOR GRADE Railway v. Hellaby's.—Railway: First innings, 69 (Smith 20, Cleal 29). Bowling: Harvey five for 24. Gillies three for 17, Power one for 8, Pilcher one for 10. Second innings, two wickets for 61. Hellaby's: First innings, five wickets for 1(?G (Willisms 58 not out, Carroll 47 not out, Power 25, Gillies 20). Bowling: Moore two for 15, Wigney two for 60, Cleal none for 11, Finlnyson none for 28. McCarthy none for 7, Smith none for 17, Currey nolle for 19. Hellaby's won oh the first innings. Kempthorne-Prosser v. Returned, Soldiers. —Kempthorne-Prosser: First innings. 195 (Marflitt 78, Hieatt 34, Georgeson 21, E. Kernplay 19, Webber 11). Bowline: McLaren three for 21, Coppins three fnr 33, Dens one for 6. McDowell one for 31, F.ustace one for 30. Taylor none for 10, SutclifTe none for 31. Returned Soldiers: First innings. 80 for two wickets (Deas 45 not out. Coppins 18. Eustace 15). Bowling: Pollock one for 1. Marflitt one for 10, 3; Ketnplay .none for 11, Hieatt none for 11, Clayton none for 23, Georgeson none for 23. The gnme was drawn. Mount Richmond v. Grange.—Mount Richmond Won oil the first innings by 10 runß. JUNIOR GRADE Lee and Arlington v. and Arlington: First innings, 149 (Bellinchatn 55. TJuane 34, Arlington 31). Bowling: Biel four for 30, Hill two for 3t>. Hedge one for 29, Martin one for 30. Railway: First innings, 59 (Hill 20). Bowling: Hare five .for 25, Bellingham five fof 33. Second innings, 71 (Hill 37). Bowling: Hare three for 5. Ha worth three for 10. Ehvell two for 9, Higginson one for 22, Dtianc one for 17. A six-point win for Leo and Arlington. Mount Richmond v Trinity United.— Mount Richmond: First, innings, 48 (Hnggie 26). Bowling: Clark three for 14, Clayton three for 34. Second- innings. (',G (T. Hill 10. R. Miller 17, O. Steele 12 no( out, Kendall 11). Bowling: Clark five for 42, F. Clayton one for 0, A. Clayton one for 12. Trinity United: First innings,, 1)4. Bowling: Speedy five for 9. Hacrgie three for 15. Second innings, 75 (A. Clayton 24, Clark It, Thompson 10). Bowling: Brady four for 10. J. Miller two for 4, Haggie one for 12, R. Miller one for 19. A six-point win for Mount .Richmond. HAMILTON COMPETITIONS LEADING TEAM DEFEATED The Hamilton cricket competition matches were resumed on Saturday after a break Of three weeks. A. E. Alfternlatt, the South Auckland coach, made his first appearance in club games, Hamilton, previously unbeaten. went down to Old Boys on the first innings. The scores aro as follows: — SENIOR A GRADE BamiHon v. Old Boys.—Hamilton: First innings. 10S: second innings. 120 for eight wickets (A. Lissotte 34. N. Innes 19). Bowling: Nichol four for 23. Old Boys: First innings. 102 (S. Hay 71, R. Clough G9). Bowling: A. Lissctto five for 45, E. Everest four for 48 Old Boys won on tho first innings by S4 runs. Hamilton East v. Claudelands.—Hamilton East: First innings, 199. Second innings, 60 for seven wicketa, declared (G. Clough 20. R. Skeet 18). Claudelands: First innings, 113 (D. Hemi 30. Wilson 20). Bowling: N. Going three for 11, R. Clough four for 28. Second innings, 00 for seven wickets (A. E. Alderman 22). Hamilton East won on the first innings by 80 runs. SENIOR B GRADE Old Boys v. Dairy Company.—Old Boys: First innings, IPB. Dairy Company: First innings, 41. Second innings. 00 (Daysh 27. Thompson 17 not out). Bowling: Grainey three for 13, Dimmock two for 2. Old Boys won by nn innings and 51 runs. Hamilton v. East Old Boys,—Hamilton: First innings, 105. Spcond innings. 217 for eight wickets, declared (Hunt SO. Alexander 45. B. Pomeroy 27). EasC Old Boys: First innings, 7fi. Second innings, 68 (Shnttock Owsley 18). Hamilton won by 176 runs. Claudelands v. Hamilton East.—Claudelands: First, innings, 41. Second innings. 126 (McKinnon 45). Hamilton East: First innings, 105. Second innings, 106. Hamilton I East won by 44 tuna.