CRICKET

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23010, 11 April 1938, Page 20

CRICKET

CLOSING OF SEASON FRIENDLY GAMES PLAYED WALLACE SCORES CENTURY The cricket season was brought to a close in Auckland on Saturday afternoon when friendly matches commenced the previous week were conducled. Parnell defeated Ponsonby at Eden Park by nine wickets, W. M. Wallace, the New Zealand representative, scoring a century for the winning team. North Shore defeated Papatoetoe at Devonport by 88 runs. The match between King's Old Boys and University was not continued at Victoria Park. Following were the scores:— PARNELL V. PONSONBY PARNELL.—First Innings P. Whitelaw, Ibw, bH. Warneford .. 51 M. Wallace, c Barber, b A. Warneford 144 S. Hay, c Cleal, b A. "Warneford '>7 B. Gascoigne, b Williamson . . .. Jy A. McLean, c Loader, b A. Warneford 19 M. Clark, Ibw, b A. Warneford .. .. 2 E. Clapham, not out .. .. ~ (j M. Mutton, Ibw, b A. Warneford .. o F. Goodsir, Ibw, bA. Warneford .. 18 Extras .. .. .. ; .. 22 Total for eight wickets (declared) 301 Bowling.—A. Warneford took six wickets' for 52, Williamson one for 42, H. Warneford one for 62, Clark none for 98, Cleal none for 28. PARNELL.—Second Innings S. Hay, not out .. .. .. .. 23 M. Wallace, c Cleave, b Clark .. .. 14 P. Whitelaw, not out .. .. 15 Extras . .. 1 Total for one wicket .. ~ 63 PONSONBY First Innings .. .. .. .. 167 Second Innings J. Barber, st McLean, b Mutton .. 21 N. Loader, b Mutton 13 R. Loader, b Goodsir .. .. .. 1 F. Barber, b Goodsir .. .. .. 1 R. Cleave, b Whitelaw .. ~ .. 67 F. Clark, b Whitelaw .. .. .. 37 H. Warneford, b M. Clark .. .. 0 M. Williamson, b Goodsir .. .. 22 Burgin, b Goodsir 11 A. Warneford, not out .. .. . .. 12 Thoni, b Goodsir .. .. .. «. 0 Extras .. .. .. .. 8 Total . - 193 Bowling.—Goodsir took five wickets for 30 runs, Whitelaw two for 28, Mutton two for 66, M. Clark one for 16. NORTH SHORE V. PAPATOETOE North Shore scored 144 and 79 (McDevitt 19, Edmonds 11, Bush 11). Bowling Price two for 28, Havill four for 36, Anderson one for 2. Papatoetoe replied with 50 and 85 (Valentine 32, White 13, Anderson 11). Bowling: Wheeler four for 39, Simpson one for 23, Sime one for 14, Walters one for 0.

FINAL SUBURBAN GAME GREEN LANE BEATS THE REST The Auckland City and Suburban Cricket Association's season closed on Saturday with a match at the Domain between Green Lane, winner of the senior championship, and The Rest. Batting first, The Rest lost four wickets for 45 runs, hut Longville, 31, and Hemmingson, 15, made a stand, and when the time limit of two hours' batting was up the score stood at 98 for eight wickets. Kerr and Barnes were the most successful bowlers, with four wickets for 43 runs and three for 19, respectively. Robinson, who was unbeaten with 60, was chiefly responsible for Green Lane's total being taken to 111 for four wickets at stumps. Robinson scored freely with powerful drives on both sides of the wicket. Barnes wms unfortunate in having to retire with a dislocated shoulder sustained in diving for the crease. Scores:— THE REST A. Dunning, h Kerr .. .. 2 S. Guiniven, c Kerr, b McCormick .. 7 R. Longville. b Barnes . . .. 31 >N. Marlin, b Kerr .. .. .. 2 i.\. Cloke. c Robinson, b Kerr .. ..10 F. Hemmingson, c Butler, b Barnes .. 15 McCarten. c Lonergan, b Kerr .. 9 A. Motion, b Barnes .. .. .. 1 Pearce, not out .. .. .. .. 12 Mann, not out .. .. .. .. 4 Extras .. .. .. .. .*> Total for eight wickets . . 98 Bowling.—C. Kerr took four wickets for 43 runs. D. McCormick one for 32, J. Barnes three for 19. GREEN LANE C. Kerr, b Motion .. .. .. 5 j R. Robinson, not out .. .. .. 60 ! J. Barnes, retired hurt . . .. .. I j A. Watts, b Mann .. ~ 12 i R. Lonergan, Ibw, b Martin „.■■■ .. 3i R. Russell, c Martin, b Hemmingson 2 G. Snmpson, not out .. ..15 Extras . . . . . . . . 2 Total for four wickets .. ill Bowling.—Dunning took no wickets for 13 runs, Motion one for 30. Mann one for 18", Martin one for 20. Stallworthy none for 14, Hemmingson one for 14.

FRANKLIN ASSOCIATION WARIN CUP TO PUKEKOHE [from our own correspondent] WAIUKU, Sunday The final match in the Franklin Cricket Association's competition this season was played yesterday, when Waiau Pa defeated Waipipi, at Waiuku, by a margin of seven runs. This destroyed a chance Waipipi had of overtaking or drawing level with Pukekohe, which was at the head of the competition with 19 points. Pukekohe is thus the season's winner and, as such, holds the Warin Cup until next season. Waiuku is the runner-up. with 18 points, and Waipipi is in third place, with 17 point* The other teams finished as follows: —Waiau Pa, 15 points; Mauku, 9: Glenbrook, 4; Waitangi, 4. . tWaian Pa batted first in yesterday match and made 91 runs (J. Wright 24, C. Wright 14, Goldsworthy 12, Sheppard 11). Bowling: Cooper took five wickets for 26, Zinzan three for 25, V. Aspin two for 21. Waipipi made 84 (Cooper 28, Gillott 13, Zinzan 10). Bowling: Sheppard took three wickets for 14, Goldsworthy three lor 20, J. Wright two for O Butters one for 8. The following team has beep selected to represent the association in a match against Pukekolic at Bledisloe Park, Pukekohe, on Saturday next, and also in a return match at Waiuku on Easter Monday:—U. Lawriu (Pukekohe), D. Blake (Pukekohe)., A. Moyle (Pukekohe), C. Hardy iMauku), W. Sheppard (Waian Pa), N. Hodgkinson (Glenbrook), Cullum (Waiuku), Mulgan (Waiuku), Zinzan (Waipipi). V. Aspin (Waipipi), J. Wright (Waiau Pa), C. Goldsworfliy (Waiau Pa).

LOWER SIADE FINALS SENIOR B TO NORTH SHORE North Shore won the senior B grade chamEionship of the Auckland Cricket Association y defeating Eden in the final at Eden Park on Saturday by 130 runs on the first innings.