BOYS’ CRICKET.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20318, 28 January 1928, Page 5

BOYS’ CRICKET.

OTAGO v, CANTERBURY. The annual matches between the- Otago and Canterbury Boys’ Cricket Associations were resumed yesterday at the Caledonian Ground, when Otago, in the seniors, and Canterbury, in the juniors, continued their second innings. THE SENIOR MATCH. The senior match was won by Canterbury by an innings and 34 runs. Scores: CANTERBURY. First innings 216 OTAGO. First innings 47 Second Innings. M'Carten, b M'Kernan 7 Wilson, b Wise .. 0 M'Leod, c Cobden, b Wise .. .. .. 0 Cusack, c Hounsell, b 'M'Rae'.. .. 5 Bell, b Wise .. 24 Tobin, c M‘Nisb. b M'Rae Geddes, run out 31 Rodgerson, not out 6 Pine, b Cobden 1 Knowles, c M'Nish, b Cobden .. .. 20 Montgomery, c French, b Cobden .. 0 Extras 25 Total 136 Bowling Analysis.—M'Nish, no wickets for none: Wise, three for 16; M'Kernan, one for 18; Cobden, three for 14; M'Rae, two for 20; M'Menamin, none for five; French, none for 18; Blackaby, none for 10; Grimmer, none for two; Hounsell, none for eight. THE JUNIOR GAME. In the junior match Canterbury declared its second innings closed with a score of 240 for five wickets, but the Otago boys by solid batting bad two wickets_ m band at the call of time, the score being 149 for eight wickets. Scores:— CANTERBURY. First innings 146 Second Innings. Bull, c Hercus, b Howie 83 Mooar, b Hercus 18 Leverett, e Eckhoff, b Hercus . a#' . . 3 Grenfell, c Armishaw, b Anderson .. 33 Butterfield, not out 66 Joseph, b Anderson 19 Puddle, not out .. .. 0 Extras 18 Total for five wickets (declared) 240 Bowling Analysis.—Anderson, two wickets for 51 runs; Howie, one for 50; Hercus, two for 48; Armishaw, none for 50; Smith, none for 10; Eckhoff, none for 13. OTAGO. First innings 69 Second Innings. Hercus, b Levmlett 17 Lawson, b Leverett 35 Anderson, c Bull, b Leverett .. .. 0 Eckhoff, b Hooper 24 1 Thompson, b Parsons 12' Smith, not out 18 Gwynne, b Butterfield .. .. 7 Duggan, Ibw, b Hooper .. .. .. 2 Walkinshaw, c Carpenter, b Puddle .. 1 Howie, not out 4 Extras 39 f Total for eight wickets .. 149 Bowling Analysis.—Leverett, three wickets for 38 runs; Butterfield, one for 13; Brown, none for five; Puddle, one for six; Mooar, none for seven; Carpenter, none for four; Bull, none for four; Joseph, none for six; Grenfell, none for 15; Parsons, one for six; Hooper, one for six.