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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18145, 17 January 1921, Page 7

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The weather was fine on Saturday, and some good scores were registered. Playing for Grange. Albert Keast continued his not-out innings, and hit up 114 before he was finally bowled by Nelson. OARISBROOK-UNIVERSITY v. MORNINGTON. This match was concluded at Carisbrook on Saturday, and resulted in a three-point win for Carisbrook-University. In their first innings Carisbrook (10 players) had made 183, Momington relying with 141. Batting nine men only in their second strike Carisbrook made IftO, and the two Alloos went through the Momingtop side in quick style, the hill men being all out for the small total of 67. The fielding of some of the Momington men again left much to bo desired. Scores:-OABIBBEOOK-UNIVEESITy. First Innings 183 Second Innings. Foster, b R. Anderson 13 H. C. Alloo, run out 37 A. W. Alloo, b Holden ••• 20 Jas. Smith, o Davies, b John Haig ... 17 T. D. Adams, not out 35 Valentine, run out Marshall, o Holden, b Logan Jj Childs, low, b Logan 2, Park, b Logan Extras “ Total ... Bowling Analysis.—R. Anderson, 48 balls, 1 wicket, 47 runs; Logan, 56 balls, 1 maideh, 28 runs, 3 wickets; John Haig, 64 balls, 35 runs, 1 wicket* Holden,' 32 balls, 20 runs, 1 wicket; . Stevens, 32 balls, 14 runs. Mobninoton. First Innings 141 Second Innings. John Haig, b A. Alloo 0 Cameron, o Childs, bC. A 1100... ... 0 F. Haig, o Stevens, bA. Alloo ... 12 Holden, b A. Alloo 14 R. Andereon, o Childs, b C. Alloo •... 0 L. Anderson, cA. Alloo, bC. A 1100... 1 Shadwell. o and b C. Alloo 15 Oatto, b A. Alloo 11 Logan, o A. Alloo, b. O. Alloo 5 Davies, run out jj Stevens, not out 0 Extras ... 4 Total 67 Bowling Analysis.—A. W. Alloo, 56 balls, 1 maiden, 23 runs, 4 wickets; H. C. Alloo. 56 balls, 40 runs, 5 wickets. GRANGE v. CARISBROOK. In. the first innings of this match, which was played oh the North Ground. Carisbrook made 195, and Grange had three wickets down for 207 runs (Keast not out 76 and Galland not out 40). / Keast took his innings to 114 before he was bowled by Nelson. Included in 'his soore were a 6 and 18 4’s. The innings dosed for 362 runs. Carisbrook made 173 runs in their second strike, their total thus being six runs in front of the Grange’s Single innings. Grange therefore only gained a two-point win. A foolish position has apparently arisen over this match (that is, if the scoring is correct). Grange had plenty of time to go in and get the tax runs required, but they were under the impression that they had already a, load of three or four runs, and had secured a three-point win. Scores:— Oabisbbooe. First Innings- ... ... ... ... 196 Second Innings. Aitohoson, b Conradi . 24 Dickenson, b Beeby ... 2 Westbrook, hit wicket, b Beeby ... 53 Brinsley, o and b Beeby ... 4 Rayner. st Conradi ... 2 Cantrell, run out 1 Harraway. c Eckhold, b Conradi ... 47 Ramsden. o Galland. b Beeby 6 Smith, not out ... 17 Cameron, o Conradi, b Beeby ... ... 5 Nelson, ,b Conradi ... ..., ... 3 Extras ... ... ... . 9 Total ... ... ... ... ... 173 Bowling Analysis.—Conradi, 85 balls, 2 maidens, .34 runs, 4 wickets; Beeby, 104 balls, 56 runs, 5 wickets; Galland, 39 balls, 2 maidens, 15 runs; Downes. 32 balls, 38 runs; Eckhold, 32 balls, 21 runs. . . Geanqb. ■ ( First Innings. Keast, b Nelson .- 114 Conradi, b Dickinson ... 0 Ecjrhold, o Cameron, b Cantrell 6 Knight, c Rayner, b Nelson 58 Galland, b Dickenson ... 47 Chadwick, o ’Smith, b Cantrell 19 Bell, b Dickenson - ... .... 1 Turnbull, ■ c Ramsden, b Nelson .... 20 Beeby, o Westbrooke, b Ramsden ... 19 Downes, b Ramscfeh ; . ... 37 Cherry, not, out ... ... 1 Extras ... ... 40 Total ..; ... 362 Bowling Analysis.—Ramsden, 85 balls, 72' runs, 2 wickets: maiden, 46 runs, 3 wickets; Nelson, 72 balls, 86 runs, 3 wickets; Cantrell, 112 balls, 1 maiden;' 100 runs, 2 wickets; Westbrook, 16 bails, 18 runs.' ALBION v. DUNEDIN. Continuing their match against Dunedin Albion dismissed the whole of the Dunedin team for 74, the same total as Dunedin made in theif first venture.' Albion thus won by an innings and 34 runs. Bond was again top scorer for Dunedin, and was indeed the only one who could make anything of the bowling. M'Farlane in two overs took fern; wickets at a cost of 5 runs.' The following are the scores:— Dunedin. First innings 74 Second Innings Chadwick, c Binnie, b Carlton 14 Torrance, o Williams, b Carlton ... 1 M'Kay, b Eokhoff 2 Grigg, c M'Farlane, b Carlton 0 Bond, c Carlton, b M'Farlane 29 Mackersy, o Higgins, b Carlton 7 Perry, b Cameron ... .., 0 Hobson, c Shepherd, b M'Farlane ... 0 Graham, not out y . 4 Duckworth, b M'Farlane 1.. 6 Fairmaid, c Higgins, b M'Farlane ... 0 Extras 11 Total, ... ... 74 Bowling Analysis.—Eokhoff, 7 overs, 29 runs, 1 wicket; Carlton, 8 overs, 5 maidens, 2a runs, 4 wickets; M'Farlane, 3 overs, 2 maidens, 5 runs, 4 wickets; Cameron, 1 over, 5 runs, 1 wicket. Albion. First innings 182 SECOND GRADE. Albion defeated Y.M.C.A, by an innings and 45 runs. Albion scored 231 runs (Brown 66, Bowie 52, and M'Neil 43 being the. chief scorers), and Y.M.C.A. scored 57 and 129 (Churchill 29, Allan 21, and Wallace 16). For Albion King (six for 24 and five for 55) and Stewart (four for 20 and three for 13) bowled well, and Churchill (five for 45) and Wallace (two for 44) bowled well for Y.M.C.A. Momington defeated Oarisbrook-Univer-sity by five wickets and 24 runs. Mornington made 108 and 195 for five wickets; Carisbrook-University 178 and 101. Jas. Haig (83), Milne (66), Orr (34), Hayes (14), Deuohrass (12), Chapman (11), Shadwell (10) batted well for the winners, and Sullivan, Lethaby, and Orr were the best bowlers. Schrick (55 not out and 47), Swinton (51), O’Shea (21), Hutchison 16 and 16), and Todd (10 not out) batted well for the losers, and O’Shea and Hutchison were their best bowlers. THIRD GRADE

Grange (99 and 40) defeated North-East Valley (2.4- ard 42 for five wickets). For Grange Gould (26), Gulbert (25), Turnbull (17), Stevens (11 and 22, not out), Lemon (17), and Hitchcock (16) batted well, and M‘Gregor (seven for 8) bowled well. For North-East Valley Miller (10) and Hop© (10) batted best, and Miller and Ferguson secured most wickets. Albion-Christian Brothers defeated Momington by 137 runs to 48. For the winners Baker scored 29, Smith 25, Wills 21, Sullivan 12, and Toomey 11 not out. Anderson (10) was the only one'that reached doable figures for the losers. Baker (four for 3) and Collett (four for 25) were the bowlers for the winners. For Mornington, Blaokledge, with five fo 35, bowled well. St. Kilda defeated Anderson’s Bay by three wickets and 154 runs. St. Kilda hatted first, and declared with seven_ wickets down for 216 (Rennie 50, Fairmaid 38, Mitson 36, Harvey 33, Gore 25, _ and Dickson 14). Anderson’s Bay replied with 62 (Dickson 15, Bennett 14, and Menzies 11). For St. Kilda, Rennie (four for 11) and Mitson (four for 5) bowled well, as did HellyCr (four wickets).. FOURTH GRADE. Mornington defeated North-East Valley at Mornington by 58 runs. Mornington, 77 and 108 (G. Lendrum. 23, Bremner 18, N. Lendrum 16 not out, Dixon 36. Mattingly 27. Robson 10). North-East Valley, 50 and 77 (Arthur 17 and 29, Parker 21 and 18, Aitken 101. The best bowlers for Mornington were Bremner and Dickson, and for the losers Burrows and Sharp bowled bant.' LEAGUE CRICKET. Reid and Gray’s v. Tramways was played on the Oval, and resulted in an exciting finish. Batting first, Reid and Gray’s made 69, to which Guthrie contributed 22, Hodge 16, and M'Naughton 12. Wilson (three

wickets for 2) and M'Fadyen (three for 18) bowled well for Tramways. , Tramway opened badly, losing three wickets very cheaply. Robinson (15), &nith (12),/ and ’ Murrpw - (11) stopped the rot, and brought the score to 67 for 10 wickets, when Morgan, who finished with the sensational average of five wickets for four nms, got . the last Tramway wicket without alteration in the score. Reid and Gray’s thus won by 2 runs. Hillside v. Railway A--—This game provided one of those emprise* winch borne* the student* of Com. Up to Saturday the, Railway team had an unbeaten record, and 1 Hillside had but one win to their; credit. With first use of the wicket, Railway made ’ 97 runs (Swinney 18, Garrard 18, M'Lennan 1 "■ 15, and Williams 12). Loefflor, M'Queea, and Dunn shared the bowling honours. Hillside replied with 101 for* four wickets; ■- a splendid stand being made by Loefflec, (23 not out) and M“Donald (28 not otrt). ' * Jones (16), Eokhoff (12), ami Latimer (IS) / also batted well. COUNTRY WEEK. V . . The Otago Cricket Association has de- > cided to hold a Country Week this week. with a view of increasing an interest in...; the game in the country districts. The country teams will arrive in Dunedin on Monday evening. On Tuesday, at Cans- • brook, Grange will meet Otago Central, and Tapanui will meet South Otago. A smoke --- concert will be held in the evening. On ! Wednesday Carisbrook will meet. South- ■ Otago at Carisbrook, and Dunedin • j and Momington will meet Tapanui. .and .... Albion Central Otago on the Caledonian--Grounds. On Thursday the visitors wiH-r; ■ be motored to Waipori. On Friday the winning country teams will i* meet, and the two losing teams will meet,' -- and on Saturday a picked country taaßriwill meet an Otago team. : • i The following will represent the Grange*-/' dub:—C. Chadwick. A. Galland, A. W. Conradi, W. Beeby, R. Bell, A. Knlghtt-i;'; E. Turnbull, H. Wright, R. Cfcimrplpjfe Bunn, and A. Restieaux. Grange wxlLidKitf'a' now have a fixture on the Wednesday, whßf&CV' they were to have met North Otago. - -