CRICKET

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17211, 14 January 1918, Page 8

CRICKET

GRANGE v. ALBION. Grange knocked up the runs required to lead Albion with a los 3 of but two wickete, the veteran Dowries gettir.g 57 (including six fours). Tho Grangs players wore black banch on their arms out of respect to tho memory of Walter Malcolm, a member of their senior club, who was lately killed at the front. Malcolm was one of Crawford's colts, and also an Otago representative player Scores: Albion. Keaat, c Bond, bW. Bee by „ ... „ 37 Cameron, b Beaby " 1 Brinsley, c and b Crosbie ..' ..' " " 5 Allen, run out q Tracey, not out '.'.. 27 Well bourne, st. Galland. b DoVnes .. '~ 0 M'Connochie, b Downes ]] 10 Mason, b Downes .' \\ \\ q Blackwood, c Cherry, b Conradi .'.' '.'. 2 Monk, c Cherry, b Downes * 1 Clarke, c Croebie, i> Conradi .. .. " 7 Extras <# ._ q Total .. .. .. 102 Bowling Analysis.—Beeby 80 balk, 1 maiden, 2 wickets, 25 runs; Crosbie, 56 balls, 3 maidens, 1 wicket, 10 runs; Downes, 80 balls, 1 maiden, 4 wickets, 42 runs; Conradi, 64 balls, 1 maicten, 2 wickets, 19 rune. Grange. / DoTvnee, run out 57 Conradi, 0 Allen, b Keast .. .... .. \[ 3g Gall-and, not out 23 Extras „ „" g Total , ' „ .."i23 Bowling Analysis.—Keast, 40 balls, ] wicket, 33 runs; Clarke, 13 balls, 1 maiden, 29 runs; Allen, 8 balls, 10 rune. CARISBROOK v. ST. KILDA. This match was played on the Cariebrook Ground, and resulted in an easy win for Carisbrocuk. Hay secured the wonderful average- of six St. Kilda wickets for seven runs, and Fieher took four far 16 runs. Livingstone wound up with the goqcj average of seven Cariabrook wickets for 65 runs. Scores: — St. Kilda.. Barron, Ibw, b Fisher „....„.... 9 Livings-tone, b Hay .. „ „. ~ 2 Hayden, b Hay ~ 1 Lawrence, c Raynor, b Hay .. ..•.. .. 3 iShadbolt, Ibw, b Hay 3 Jonce, b Fisher ....„„ 3 V. Beeby, b Fisher .. .. „ 0 P. Edwards, not out .. ../ 0 H. Wilson, b Fisher 1 Anderson, b Hay „. 1 Etvane, c Raynor, b Hay .. 0 Extras _ .. „ ... 2 Total ■ 25 Bowling Analyisa.—Fisher, 48 balls. 2 maidens, 4 wickets, 16 runs; Hay, 43 balls, 3 maidens, 6 wickets, 7 rune. Cabibbeook. Herdman, c Anderson, b P. Edwards '.. 16 Alloo, low, b Livingston© 21 Foster, st. Andexean, b Livingstone .. 24 Holden,'b Livingstone 14 Fishei - , retired - .. „ „ .. .. 23 Raynor, b Livingstone .. .. „ G Moon, b Livingstone ...._.„_.. 4 Uttley, c Barron, b Livingstone .; .. 1 Hay, not out 4 Morice, b Hayden ... ... 0 Mortimer, o P. Edwards, b Livingstone 0 Extras .. .. ' 1 Total 117 Bowling Analysis.—P. Edwards, 88 balls, 1 ■wicket, 41 runs; Livingstone, 116 balls, 1 maiden, 7 wickete, 65 runs; Hayden, 32 balls, 1 wicket, 12 run-a. In their second etrike St. Kilda got 54 runs for six wickets (Barron 2G, Anderson 3, Edwards 2, Hayden 1, Wilson 1, Lawrence, nob out, 5, Livingstone 2; extras 14). Fisher took three wickots for 16 runs, Hay coe for 16, and Alloo two for eight. SECOND- GRADE. Grange nnd Albion met on the latter club's wicket. Albion, batting first, compiled 33, Bethune making 17 not out. Grange responded with 163 (Wright 10-1 retired, Thomas 26, O'Brien 15). Forrester (four wickets for 11) and Wright (four for 16) bowled well for the winners. M'Neil bowled well for tho losers. LEAGUE MATCHES. Shaddock, 96 (Burt 34, Wills 33), "defeated Standard, 32 (Oeten 10 not out). Bowling for Shacklcck, Eckhoff took five wickets for 16 and liart three for 16; and for Standard. Knight took three wickets for 28, Ingram throe for 18, and Lebhcrz one for 1. Railway, 94 (Hardie 25, Pottit 14, Hamer 13, Aitken ]2, Kicrnan 11), beat Tramway, 55 (Paine 19, M'Carton 12 not out, M-urrow ]0). Bowling for Tramway, Jephson captured fivo wickets for 26 runs, and Murrow two for 28. For Railway, Duckworth took three wicketa for 16, Sutherland ib-ree for 14, and Kiernan two for 10. -