SENIOR CRICKET

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7355, 6 February 1911, Page 6

SENIOR CRICKET

SATURDAY'S MATCHES. CONCLUSION OF ANOTHER ROUND , OP GAMES. The -weather .was fine for cricket at the Basin Reserve on Saturday, though the wickets -were -very slow. None of the games were of a particularly brilliant description, but at times flashes of good individual play were to b© seen. All tho matches which were commenced on the previous week were concluded last Saturday. The match between East A and Victoria College resulted in a win for East by an innings and 18 runs, but an even better victory was won by East B against North, viz., an innings and 69 runs. Tlio concluding stages of the South v. Central E match were tens© in th© extreme. Central B at th© end of their second innings had an aggregate of 220 runs, thus leaving - South a margin of 59 runs to compile before they could win. The South men went in to bat some time after 5 o'clock, and a few minutes before the call of time they had five wickets down for a score of 54 runs.. Burton went in to bat and was successful in winning the match for his side by making a beautiful stroke, off which ho scored five runs- South then declared, having won the game by on© run. Following are tho scores in the various matches*EAST A, v- VICTORIA COLLEGE. East A.—-First innings ’ 157 VICTORIA COLLEGE—Second Innings. Monaghan, st Brabiu, b Gibbes 26 Do la Mere, b Hickey o Burns, st Mldlane, b Hickey „ 7 Ward, inn out. 0 Dempsey, b Hickey ; . ; 1 Fanning, b Hickey 4 Saunders, b Hickey 2 Berendsen, b Hickey 1 Caddick, st Brabin, b Grimmett 21 Burbidgo. not out 22 Salmond, absent u Extras 16 Total „ 100 First innings 39 Aggregate 139 Bowling analysis—Gibbes 10 overs, 1 maiden, 1 wicket. 30 runs: Hickey, 13 overs, 2 maidens, 6 wickets. 39 runs; McGill, 1 over, 0 maidens, 0 wickets, 1 run; Grimmett, 4 overs, 0 maidens, 1 wicket, 14 runs. , CENTRAL B y. SOUTH. CENTRAL B. —Second Innings.

t 'Wilkinson, c Guthrio. b Graoo . 4 b Portions. c Wagstaff. b Grace 0 Sisson, 0 anb., o Guthrie „.".! 2 Patterson, ran out „ , 3J 1 Stephenson. 0 Johnson, b Dickson 6 Robinson, b Grace 0 Wilson. 0 Burton, b Guthrie 16 Schlaadt, b Guthrio 19 Haines, b Grace „... 13 Wiffhton, not out „ 10 Smith,, absent 0 Extras 7 Total 108 First innings 112 Aggregate 220 Bowling analysis.—Grace 11.2 • overs, 3 maidens, 4 wickets, 25 runs: Guthrio 9 overs, 1 maiden, wickets, 27 runs; Dick- . wn 5 overs, 0 maidens, 1 wicket, 25 runs* 1 Walton 5 overs, 0 maddens, 0 wickets, 24 ■ runs. SOUTH.—Second Innings. , Johnson, b Wilson- 7 Walters, run out 27 ’ Grace, Ibw, b Wilson ~.~..V.T...’.V. * Murpby, b Wilson 13 1 .. Wagstaff. b Wilson *.*.*,*"13.! 1 ' Burton, not out „ „ *!. 5 ; Extras ~ 4 : Total for 5 wickets 59 ' First innings 162 Aggregate 221 , Bowling analysis.—Robertson 6 overs?, 0 maidens, 0 wicketa, 19 runs; Wilson 10 overs, 3 maidens, 4 wickets, 26 runs; Por- ' teous 4 overs, 1 maiden, 0 wickets 10 < runs. • .■ » EAST B v. NORTH; j East B—first innings 283 1 NORTH.—Second Innings. S Richardson, st Howe, b Pavitt 3 •’Lambert, c Hales, b Johnson sx J Waters, b Hales 7 -t 5 Wynyard. c Howe, b O'Shea 14 i Phillips, b O’Shea 3!!! 3 g Hanson, st Howe, b O'Shea, ** 2 “ Luckio, c Wilson, b O snca „ 5 Sheridan, b O’Shea " q Pinlayson, not out ... 7 *’* 1 Extra „.t ... ~ 1 0 Total for 8 wicketa „ 104 First innings HO I S Aggregate 214 S Bowlins analysis.—Hales 8 overs, 1 wicket, 1

* 18 runs; Pavitt 6 overs. 1 -wicket.. 27 runs; Johnson 6 overs, 1 -wicket, 16 runs; Hickey 4 overs, 0 Avickcts. 26 runs; O Shea, 3 overs, 5 -wickets. 19 runs. HUTT v. CENTRAL A. The wicket was not pleasant on Saturday 7 at the Hutt for th© Hutt-Central A D match. Staples and Judd continued the'.r innings, the former playing very steadily, " Following were the scores: Central A—first innings 101 1 HUTT.—First Innings. * Isherwood c Laws, b Hawthorn© 56 <> Brice, c Roberts, b Hawthorne 7 Aldersley, Ibw, b Hawthorn© 5 Climie, b Hawthorne 0 Cate. Ibw, b Hawthorne 2 e k Judd, Ibw, b Hawthorn© . 0 2 Simpson, c and b Hawthorne 4 F. Judd c Roberts, b Mason ; 29 i* Pilcher, b Hawthorne . 0 I Pringle, b Bruce 1 Staples. ,not out 79 ’ Extras - -6 Total 179 1 Bowling analysis:—Mason 17 overs, 2 ” maidens, 35 runs/; Laws 4 overs, Omaidens, i 0 wickets, 10 runs; Bruce 14.4 overs, 1 wicket, , maiden, 1 wicket, 30 runs; Mitchell 9overs. , 0 maidens. 0 wickets, 25 runs; Hawthorne , 19 overs, 1 maiden, 8 wickets?. 65 runs. \ CENTRAL A. —Second Innings. ‘ ’ Birch, b G. F. Judd 56 Beechy, c E. Judd, b Pringle 11 Bruce, b Pringle 43 Blamires, not out 76 Extras 18 . Total for 3 wickets 184 First innings 101 Aggregate 285 Bowling analysisPringle 10.3 overs, 1 maiden, 2 wickets, 46 runs; Pilcher 4overa, 0 maidens, 0 wickets, 24 runs; ». Brice, 12 overs, 1 maiden, 0 wickets, 42 runs; G. F. ; Judd 5 overs?, 0 maidens, 1 wicket, 25 runs; Aldersley 3 overs, 0 maidens, 0 wickets, 17 runs; E. Judd 2 overs, 0 maidens, 0 wickets, 13 runs. # HUTT—Second Innings. Isherwood, c Mason, b Bruce 6 S. Brice, b Mitchell 8 Aldersley, b Mitchell 0 A. Cate, c Naughton. b Bruce 9 Climie. not out 11 Staples, not out 31 Extra 1 Total for 4 wickets 66 First innings 179 Aggregate 245 Bowling analysis.—Mason 4 overs, 1 maiden, o wickets, 12 runs; Bruce 10 overs, 1 maiden, 2 wickets, 25 runs; Mitchell 9 I overs,. 0 maidens, 2 wickets. 22 runs; Blamires 3 overs, 1 maiden, 0 wickets, 6 runs. • JUNIOR. In the match Hutt v. North, Hutt’s first innings was productive of 187 runs. In North’s first Innings the score was ninety } runs for three wicisets, i Against Y-M.C.A Johnsonville scored 247 ( runs. E, Windley batted confidently for i 111, this being the third occasion during ! the season that he has exceeded the century. Y.M.C.A. lost seven wickets for 112 runs. THIRD CLASS. , ; Playing against Karori, East in the first innings scored ninety-four runs. Karori's effort produced fllry-fivo runs. Eavt won by thirty-nine runs on the first innings. Catholic Club, after an interesting game, beat Templars by seventeen runs on thefirst innings. Catholic Club compiled eeventy-nine runs, and Templars sixty-two runs. Kangaroos beat Albions by 118 runs. The Kangaroos scored 343 runs for eight wickets, and Albions 125 runs. There was little to choose between ' Templars and Catholic Club on Saturday, the latter getting homo by 17 runs? on Hie : first innings. Scores Catholic Club 79 (P. McGrath 50, Toms 14, Warne 10); Templars 62. Pooley 27 and Wright 11 being top scorers. For the winners, Carroll and O’Dowd divided honours with the leather, i while for Templars, Bienkinsop (5 for 40) i and Dooley (2 for 8; did the best. MATCHES ELSEWHERE 1 SPECIAi TO THE "TIMES.” MASTERTON, February 5. In th© senior cricket match at Masterton on Saturday, Masterton defeated Carlton . by an innings and 22 runs. Masterton made 149 for six wickets (innings declared closed). Moorhouse scored 61, Perry, not out. made 36, and Hogan 11. Carlton scored 56 (Darvill 13. Phillips 10) and 71. F. Welch, not out, compiled 29, Waugh 12, and T. Hoar 10, PBEBS ASSOCIATION*' AUCKLAND, February 6. The senior grade matches of the Auck* »] land Cricket Association were continued ] yesterday in fine weather. Wins were re- i corded by University. Parnell and Ponsonby. Following are the results:—-Parnell v. J North Shore-r Parnell 204 (Sal© 48). North Shore. 160 and 124 (Hadden 45 not out). Cliff took eight wickets for 56 runs. Parnell won by 44 runs. University v Grafton—Grafton I 205 and 208 for one wicket (D. Hay 99 not < out. Mason 40, Sloman 48); University, 211 ! , (Airy 54, Taylor 53). University won by 6 1 nine. Eden v. Ponsonby—Eden 191, and 50 1 for no wickets; Ponsonby 199 (Pearson '62). Brook-Smith took six wickets for 70 runs. Ponsonby won by 8 runs. _ CHRISTCHURCH. February 4. The heavy rain on Friday night left the c wickets slow for the eighth round ofi grade I matches. Linwood scored 269 against West I Christchurch. Perrin, a young and most ( promising player, batted for the greater T part of the afternoon for 137. Riccarton i made 257 against Sydenham, the leading '■ team. Caygill scored 90 runs, A. Noman. brother of the Canterbury representative) t making 42. Sydenham lost one wicket for ' 30. East Christchurch were all dismissed by * St. Albans for 105. St. Albans responded with 232 for five wickets. DUNEDIN, February 4. Cricket matches were continued to-day in c fine, tut somewhat- cold weather. Caris- . brook disposed of Dunedin for 102, and mod© 184 for six wickets. Siedeberg made 72 and Adams Grange made 362 against S Carisbrook B. L. Chadwick scoring 66 and X Popple 55. The latter lost three for 53. Al- I r bion pht on 220 against r Opoho. Shepherd I r scored IC9 arid Macfarlane 75. Opoho lost ii: two wickets for 73. 1