CRICKET

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22719, 4 November 1935, Page 14

CRICKET

CARISBROOK v. ALBION

COLTS DEFEAT OLD BOYS GALLAND MAKES TOP SCORE FINE BOWLING BY CAMERON As there was no play on the first day. the cricket matches which were played oni Saturday had to be decided in a single afternoon. In two matches a decision was reached, the Colts securing the last Old Boys wicket on the call of time to win on the first innings by three runs, while University narrowly failed to obtain an outright win against Dunedin. The ■ other matches were drawn. The outstanding batting performance was that of Galland, who, in scoring 77 not out, was. mainly instrumental in enabling Grange to make a fine recovery against Kaikorai. Bell scored 52 for Carisbrook, and L. Smith showed good form to make 56 not out for Albion. There were several good bowling performances. Outstanding among them was that of Cameron, the slow bowler, who took six wickets for 18 and four for 16 for University against Dunedin, In the same match Henderson secured five for 23, and for Dunedin Douglas captured five for 38. The positions of the teams are now as follows: — Points.

GRANGE v. KAIKORAI 111-judged running between the wickets resulted in Grange making a bad start against Kaikorai, at the North Ground. In consequence of smart returns to the wicket by Burgess, the first three batsmen were run out, and, when Knight was caught behind the wickets, four were down for 17. Elmes, however, launched a vigorous attack on the bowling, and the total had reached 54 when Burgess once more returned smartly and Timms was the fourth batsman to be run out. When Elmes went after scoring 48, including seven 4’s, in 46 minutes, seven were down for 82. Then began a fine

partnership between Galland and Boyd, who put on 108 runs and were undefeated when Grange declared with a total of 190. Galland played a particularly fine inning? to score his 77 runs, which he made in 79 minutes, hitting a 6 and 11 4’s. Boyd was less aggressive, but was always sound in making his 37. The Kaikorai batsmen were left with only an hour and 35 minutes in which to bat, and they made no attempt to force the pace. • Against bowling that did not appear dangerous, Holden scored an attractive 42, and M'Gregor, going in when the game had been made safe, gave a bright display for 36. There were two further run-out decisions before stumps were drawn with Kaikorai’s score at 100 for four wickets. The match was drawn. Scores: — GRANGE. First Innings.

COLTS v. OLD BOYS CBlts -scored a five-point win in their match, again Old Boys on the _ No. ,2 Ground at Logan Park. Their innings produced 121, and Old Boys failed by . three runs to reach their score, the last . nian. Cherry, being clean bowled by Bad- ; cock right on time. Badcock was the ■ principal scorer- for Colts, making a fine ' 41 before he was bowled by Groves. * Wil- ' liaras, who was run out, was responsible for a nice knock which yielded 24. Lambert also batted well to get 14 before Dickinson took his wicket. Campbell, with a score of 11, was the only other ' Colts batsman to reach. double figures. Dickinson and Graham were Old Boys most successful bowlers, the former gettin" three wickets for 37 rune, while ' Graham finished with the fine figures of three for 10. At one stage of Old Boys ; innings it looked as if they were gonig to have no trouble in passing Colts 1 total. The tail, however, went cheaply ‘ against the howling of Badcock and . Campbell, and the last - three batsmen - failed to score at all. Mills and Graham, with 29 and 23 respectively, batted well, - Mills being bowled by Campbell, while Graham was caught by Lambert off the same bowler. Dickinson played a forceful innings for 19, but after he went out to Badcock the Old Boys batting collapsed, and as has been stdtcd. Cherry’s wicket fell right on time, with the score at 118. Campbell finished with three for IS and Badcock took four for 30. Scores

A drawn game resulted at Carisbrook, where the home side played Albion, Carisbrook won the toss and F. Kerr and H. Cameron opened to the bowling of Silver and Shepherd. Kerr succumbed to a ball from Silver without opening his s- jrc, and Cameron was joined by M‘Kay. Scoring was slow, but both batsmen were solid, and the score stood at 57 when Cameron lost his wicket to Allen. Cavanagh took his place and opened his shoulders to the bonding, knocking up a useful 35. He was also clean bowled by Allen. M‘Kay and Bell continued, the former reaching 21 before Smith spread his stumps with a tricky ball. Bell was hitting out with plenty of weight, but he seemed unable to get past the field. Dunning followed M‘Kay, but had a short life, being stumped by Collins off M‘Kay for two. Bell

took his score to 52, playing sound cricket. He was eventually dismissed Ibw by Allen with the score at 154. Carisbrook declared with nine wickets down for 164 runs. Allen and Smith each took three wickets, Silver accounted for one, and the other fell to Duncan, With an hour hand a-half to play, Dalziel and Smith opened for Albion to the bowling of A. Kerr and Dunning, Both were seizing every opportunity and the first three overs yielded 15 runs. The Carisbrook fielding was very sound and the batsmen found it increasingly difficult to make runs. After an hour’s play, during which the opening batsmen successfully withstood the assault of all the bowlers, 80 runs had been scored. Both Dalziel and. Smith hit out at every ball which gave them a chance. After 70 minutes at the wickets the partnership was broken when Dalziel was run out. His score was 45, including several fours. Ditchfield joined Smith, and the total reached 100 wi(h 10 minutes left to play, Smith reaching his half century a few minutes later. When stumps were drawn the total had been taken to 110, Smith contributing 56 not out. The detailed scores arc as follows:CARISBROOK. First Innings.

UNIVERSITY V. DUNEDIN The University bowlers had a real field day in the match between University and Dunedin on Saturday afternoon at the University, disposing of Dunedin for the very low total of 47 in the first innings and 51 in the second innings. In fact, University came very near registering an eight-point win and would have won outright had it not been for the rock-like, if uninteresting, innings of M'Knight, Dunedin’s opening batsman, who carried his bat for 18. In the last half hour Dunedin was struggling hard to secure the seven runs needed to avoid a straight-out defeat, and it was only through the efforts of M'Knight that they were finally successful. It took them over half an hour to score 11 runs, and the rate at which the wickets fell gave' University grounds for the hope that the whole side might be accounted for before the two innings score of Dunedin equalled University’s 94 for eight wickets, declared. Cameron and Henderson were the most dangerous of the University bowlers, the former securing six wickets for 18 in Dunedin’s first innings and four wickets for 16 in the second strike. Henderson’s figures were only less impressive, being one for 9 in the first innings and five for 23 in the second. The highest score of the day was Uttley’s 22 for University, which was compiled in bright style. M'Kuight’s 18 was the best performance with the bat for Dunedin, and Douglas, with five wickets for 38 to his credit, was the most effective of the Dunedin bowlers. The scores were as follows: —

INTERMEDIATE GRADE. Grange 88 drew with Carisbrook, 130 for six wickets. Batting for Grange Rodgerson (48), Powell (29), Ogicr (2J not out), Anderson (23), and Wear (14) were best. Bowling for Carisbrook Boddington took four wickets for 25. runs; Ho worth, three for 59; and A. G. Procter, one for 28. Cox (38), Geddos (31 not out). Lumsclen (20), Boddington (1.3), and E. W. Procter (10) were Carisbrook s best batsmen. For Grange Anderson look three wickets for 2D runs; Cranefield, one for 9; Powell, one for 11; and Stephens, one for 18. „ Albion 129 (Barron 19, Frood 33 not out, Byers 12, Denchrass 31; Ferguson, four for 34; Mathias, two for 35) lost to Kaikorai 137 for three (Smales 41, Mathias 64 not out. Hood 14). University 151 (Toomey 54, Mowat 18, Howden 12, Mathews 11 not out, MTnnes 11; Howden, four for 24; Harvey, two for 10; Satyanand, two for 23) defeated North-East Valley 149 (Jones 48. J. Cullen 28, R. Peart 25, Faithful 13, Wallace 12; <T. Cullen, two for 59; Hughes, two for 25), SECOND GRADE A.

Albion defeated Carisbrook B by 69 runs. Batting first, Albion made 129 (Smith 21, Paul 14, Collie 24, Heydon 21, Cairney 10). For Carisbrook Stuart (two for 8), Walls (three for 24), and Heighten (one for 12) bowled well. Carisbrook replied with 60 (Briggs 44 not out). Bowling for Albion Heydon (three for 12), Samuels (two for 7), and Smith (four for 26) were successful. University 69 (Sutherland 16, Hay 12; Miller, four for 24; Dixon, three for 19) lost to Y.M.0.A,., 135 for three (Reilly 26, Herbert 52 not out, Marks 10; Foote two for 26). ’ , Port Chalmers, four for, 61 declared, and six for 07, defeated Old Boys, 31 and six for 118 declared. Batting for Port Chalmers, Braithwaite (14), Latta (14 rot out and 22), Hutton (29), Nelson (33), Duggie (13 not out) were best, and for Old Boys, Anderson made 17 and 30, Harraway 43, Brinsley 13, and M'Leod 19. Bowling for Port Chalmers Latta took four for 32 and Earl five for 37. For Old Boys Russelll (five for 39), M'Millaan (two for 1.7), and Brinsley (four for 24) were the most successful bowlers. SECOND GRADE B, SECTION I. Carisbrook 212 for six wickets (Grant 104 not out, Rhodes 51 not out, Gourley 12, Woodhams 12) defeated Logan Park 82 (F. Foster 32, H, Foster 23). Bowling for Carisbrook, Hughes: took four wickets for six and Rayner three for four, and for Logan Park H. Foster secured three for S 3. High School Old Boys five for 154 beat Dunedin eight for 149 (declared), patting for High School Old Boys, Stevens made 82 not out, Hnntly 13, and Gwynne 18, and in the bowling Stevens took two for 25, MTvinlay four for 48, and Sharp two for 18. Lennon scored 31 not out and Brooks 30, Taieri 99 for eight wickets (Paterson 16, Renton 17, M f Cartney 17, M'Cunn 12; MTnnes two for nine, Cairney two for nine) beat M'Glashan 76 (Wilson_ 17, MTnnes 15; Bowie three for eight, Greaves two for 10, Renton two for 11), Grange 62 defeated Green Island B 49. Burgess (12), Millard (12), and Campbell (11) reached double figures for Grange, and Tompkins (11) and Lindsay (10) contributed runs for Green Island. Mills (six wickets for 21) and Larkins (two wickets for four) bowled best for Grange, and Tompkins (two for one) and Watson (two for nine) did best for Green Island. Y.M.C.A 81 (Nisbet 30, Scott 20; Anderson four for 20, Graham two for 10) drew with Dunedin A 81 (Anderson 29 not out, Morice 21; Leask two for four, Grimmett two for eight, Nisbet two for nine). Taieri 146 (Doogue 38, Johnston 26, Lenz 22, Scott 19) beat Albion 121 (Galder 36, Bissett 16). Bowling for Taieri, Pauli took three for 21, Lenz two for 34, and for Albion Eskrick took five for 42, Shepherd three for 25, Calder one for none. . SECOND GRADE B. SECTION 11. Port Chalmers 105 (Clark 23, Dougherty 36, Jenkins 11 not out) beat Dunedin 90 (Facoory 41 and Porteous 18). Bowling for Port Chalmers, Underwood took five for 13 and Dougherty three for 10, and for Dunedin Facoory took three for 25 and M'Donald three for 20. THIRD GRADE. Carisbrook B 61 (Ritchie 18, E. G. Patterson 16; Overton four for 15, Meinung five for 13, Ritchie one for nine) defeated Port Chalmers 40 (Miller 17, Middleton 10;. O’Neil] five for nine, Broadley three for 22). Carisbrook A 132 (Lust 41 not out, Garrick 20, Hurley 19, Marshall 17, Miller 12; Scott four for 42, Livingstone one for four, Leith one for two) beat Taieri B 89 (Lloyd 21, Owens 17 not out, Muirhead 17, Scott 14, Williamson 14; Fisher two for none, Miller two for seven, Nelson two for 15. Marshall one for five, Lust two for 22). Taieri 118 (M'Gregor 33, Allen 31, Murray 24; Evans 2 for 28, Ryan 2 for eight) beat Green Island 37 and 66 (Evans 12 and 11, Barnes 11; Hendry five for 12, Massey two for four, Murray five for eight, Chiles two for seven). North-East Valley 125 (Cadman 43, Anderson 15, Wheeler 19, Joyce 12; Cadman four for 19, Anderson three for 15) beat Dunedin 55 (V. Idonr 31; Idour three for 40, Bennetts three for IS, Guthrie three for 21). LEAGUE CRICKET. Section A. Standard 162 (Lake 19, Quest 11, F. Godding 14, Keenan 32, Rea 17, M'Neill 24, Higgins 24 not out; Quest three for 45, F. Godding four for 12, Rowlands one for none) defeated Telgineers 66 (Spence 10, C. Patton 20, C. Davis 12; Callender five for 48, Davis two for 36, Roderiqne two for 51). Hillside 121 (Pay 46, Hayden 17. Crawford 18. Stone 12 not out; Pay five for 10, Graham three for 11) defeated Tramways 46 (O’Connor 19; Olsen three for 15). Railway 145 (Felton 17, Haffenclen 18, Henderson 46, Howorth, jun., 22, Procter 13; W. Smith eight for 17) defeated Star 53 (Lovelock 14, Caradus 18; Dawkins three for 17). Town Hall 126 for eight (Haig 20. Murray 12, A. Gould 49 not out, Smith 37; M'Carten two for one, Murray three for eight, Wilson two for 14) defeated Pride of Leith 76 (Brown 13, Croft 10, B. Hollver 21, Calder 10; E. Hellyer three for 30). Roslyn Mills 99 for three -wickets, declared (Symouds 49, Inglis 38; Muir four for 24', Symonds one for two, Ronald one for two) defeated E.P. and L. 72 (Cropley 32, Thorburn 14; Cropley one for IC, Beck two for 27). Section B. Grocers 114 for nine (Connell 33, 15, Smith 14, Grcig 12; Inglis six for

eight, Connell two for five) defeated Three Star 104 (Mussen 57 not out, Milne 16, Murray 10; Mussen four for 10). Post Office eight wickets for 126 (Templeton 40, O’Callaghan 34 not out; Russell two for 18) drew with C.F.H., five wickets for 116 (Murphy 50, Manley 10, Sanderson 12, Simon 26; Simon three for eight, Murphy two for nine). Whitcombes 165 runs (F. Turnbull 23, Pearce 16, Hamilton 73, Preston 10 not out; F. Turnbull three for 18, Pearce three for four) defeated Burts 97 (Morrison 51. M'Mullan 19; Barnard five for 54). Inglis 147 (Campbell 13, G. Watt 30, L. Weiner 12, V. Gensik 34, Boucher 24, R. Watt 12 not out; G. Watt five for 24, V. Gensik two for 10, S. Gensik three for four) defeated Loco 44 (Keen four lor 34, Butler one for 61, MacFadyen two for 25, Deans none for 12, Hindenbrugh two for four). Speights 124 (Wilson 24, Holleyman 30, Stokes 22, Burns 14; Knight seven for 29, Anderson two for 24) defeated Glenrose 78 (Ledgerwood 13. Curran 41, Timlin 14; Bedford four for 18, Payne one for six). Section C. K. and G. 102 (W. Preston 59 not out, M'Fnrland 10; AV. Preston four for 25, T. Rennie six for 23) defeated Otago Brush 62 (Mowat 12; Leo four for 32, A r . Langley three for 18). Self Help 69 (J. Davie 12, R. Halley 12; F. Stokes five for 28, F. Hitcheox five for 18) defeated Technical Old Boys 50 (M'Laren 12; G. Groves three for 29, J. M'Laren five for 18, W. Vernon one for one, B. Dcnniston one for two). T. and P. 71 (H. Hill 19, T. Trevathan 10, Gordon 12; R. Hill three for five, D. Trevathan four for 17, T. Trevathan two for nine) defeated Defiance 70 (Adcock 23, Torrance 23; Lincoln four for 16, AAhitts three for 11). R, and G. 129 (Rodgers 34, Baker 28, Day 19, Densem 13; Rodgers two for nine, Day six for 12) defeated Bing, Harris 29 (Rawlings 12; Rawlings two for 15, Reeves three for 15). UNOFFICIAL GAMES. Linden 74 (Miller 28, Dick 15, Morrison 11; V. Jones six for 20) beat Enterprise U.A.O.D. 67 (Williamson 30, AA’eir 15; Knowles, Leathley and Mathie two wickets each). Ocean Beach eight for 127 (M'Combie 40 retired, Henderson 22 not out, Holderness 19, Densem 13, M'Naughton 11J Robinson four for 34, Griffiths one for 10, Stronaeh one for 16, Croot one for_24) defeated Thomson Bridger and Co., Ltd., 70 (Robinson 25, Stokes 11; Parker five for 10, Haig two for none, M'Combie two for eight). AVOMEN’S CRICKET. A Grade. Grange, 116 for seven (M. Bishop 54, M. Hollis 44 not out), defeated Albany 24. Bowling for Albany,’ M. M'Dor.ald took three for 22, G. M‘Austin two for 31, and for Grange, A. Gaffaney took five for 15 and one for seven, M. Bishop two for two, and Phelan three for two. Albion, seven wickets for 113 declared (P. Gray 43, M. Bewley 29, K. Eekholf 10; H. Miller three for 23, T. Divers two for 20) beat High School (H. Miller 35, M. M'Laehlan 18, I. Smythe 12). B Grade. Roslyn Mills 119 (E. Strathdee 24, M. Fisher 25, M. Strathdee 24, H. M'Hardy 19; D. Hill six for 34, M. Fisher nine for 30, M. Strathdee four for 22, E. Strathdee two for four) defeated Green Island 43 and 57- (M. Oliver 20, N. Oliver six for 50). Y.AV.C.A, 74 (J. M'Kenzie 16 not out, F. Gare 15, M. Morrison 12, AV. M'Kenzie 11; M. Campbell six for 31, Q, Ncilson three for 23) defeated St. George, 11 and 37 (A. Thomas 11; C. Laraont five for four, V. Wigg three for two, F. Gare five for 10, M. Morrison two for one). BOYS’ ASSOCIATION. Technical II 26 and 31 (Hill 12; Dawkins four for 11 and four for 13, O'Connell one for nil) lost to Christian Brothers 180 (Miller 32, Kirby 36; Ireland five for 45). Technical 111 83 and 12 (Robertson 42, Dowie 15; Hanna six for 20 and three for 6, Brock three for 5 and five for 5) lost to Kaikorai 115 for seven wickets (Robertson 32, Booch 32). Otago Boys’ High School XII 103 (Milnes 28, Thompson 24 not out) beat Technical first innings all out for 33 and 72 for nine (Ellis 14, Hielop 26 not out, Melrose 13). M'Glashan 85 (Morrison 30, Austin 23) beat Technical V 23 and 53 (Gilliland 22, M'Donald 19). Christian Brothers IV 65 and three wickets down for 21 (K. Burke 15, De Laney 19. Bennett 2) beat 0.8.H.5. XIV 46 and 38 (Purvis 20 and Rennie 22).

IN OTHER CENTRES THE AUCKLAND MATCHES. (Per United Press Association) AUCKLAND, November 3. A feature of the first day’s play in the third series of the Auckland cricket competition was the fine opening partnership of 274 compiled by Mills and Postles for Eden against Parnell. Mills batted five hours for 165, not out. Y.M.C.A. 200 (Sutherland 55, Hook 50) v.’ North Shore one for 33. Kings College Old Boys 189 (Pearson 96, Lewis 53; Matheson five for 31) v. University five for 31. Grafton 231 (Byerley 51, Angus 48, Burke 43, Horspool 34; Williamson five for 27) v. Ponsoiiby none for 17. Eden v. Parnell. —Eden two for 354 (Mills 165 not out, Postles 144). CHRISTCHURCH COMPETITION. (Per United Press Association! 1 CHRISTCHURCH, November 3. Scoring was low in the cricket matches on Saturday when the second round was commenced. The wickets and outfields were slow. The spin bowlers everywhere reaped a harvest of wickets. Sydenham 191 (Butterfield 41; Merritt six for 91) v. St. Albans (31 for three wickets). Old Boys 131 (Hadlee 69) v. Riccarton. 34 for three wickets. West Christchurch 145 (Gregory 48; Read four for 55, Cromb four for 49) v Lancaster Park, 124 for three wickets (Cromb 74 not out). Old Collegians 108 (Ellis five for 20) v. East Christchurch, 31 for one wicket.

rniK 13 11 University 10 Carisbrook .. 0 High School Old Boys .. 4 4 Kaikorai ; < . .: .. .... 3 Dunedin .. .. ... .. .. 1

6 Tomkinson, run .out,, . . . • .... • • Knight, c Heenan, b M'Gregor .. • • 48 Knowles, Ibw, b Constable .. 3 77 37 Total for seven wickets . 190 Bowling Analysis. 0. M. R. w. Constable .. 1 2 23 1 Talbot .... 16 — 51 1 Cook .. .. 3 — 21 —■ Vial .... 5 1 18 —. Cherry .... 3 — 12 —■ M'Gregor .. 14 2 58 KAIKORAI. First Innings. Holden, run out . . .. .. • 42 Stewart, b Lemin 0 Burgess, c Pickup, b Dey . 36 M'Gregor, not out Total for four wickets 1‘. 100 Bowling Analysis. 0. M. R. w. Pickup •»« 7 2 10 — Elmes .... 6 2 Lemin .. .. 8 2 8 Knight .... 8- 1 30 — Boyd .. •• 1 Dey 10.2 1 27 1

COLTS. First Innings. Saxton, Ibw. b Dickinson . 0 Badcock b Groves Williams, run out Lambert, b Dickinson .. . 14 < Farrell, c Edwards, b Mahony ., i Campbell, Ibw, b Graham . 11 Sotting, Ibw. b Dickinson . Stevenson, not out Mercer, c sub., b Graham .. 2 Knowles, b Graham Total .. .. , Bowling Analysis. 123 0. M. R. w. Dickinson . . 13 3 37 3 Mahony .... 4 — 21 Leader . 7 2 23 1 Groves .... 7 23 1 Graham .. .. 8.2 2 10 3 OLD BOYS. First Innings. IS Otway, Ibw, b Payne .. .. G Mills, b Campbell Graham, c Lambert, b Campbell . • • Clark, b Lambert 5 4 Giles, st Sotting, b Campbell 7 Mahony, Ibw, b Badcock .. 0 ' Total Bowling Analysis us 0. M. R. w. Payne .... 11 1 44 1 Badcock .. 16.5 *> 30 Campbell .. 11 4 IS 3 Lambert .. 5 — 19

P. Kerr, b Silver 0 H Cameron, b Allen 21 M'Kay, b Smith 21 35 Bell, Ibw, b Allen 52 Dunning, st Collins, b Smith 2 J. Cameron, b Silver M'MulIan, Jbw, b Duncan .. 1 M'Dougall, c Dalziel, b Smith 12 8 Total (9 wickets, declared) .. 164 .... .. Bowling Analysis. 0. M. R. W. Silver .... 18 4 45 2 Shepherd .. 15 2 33 * Allen .... 12 10 34 3 Smith .. .. 9.5 1 32 3 Duncan .. 5 — 12 1 ALBION. First Innings. Dalziel, run out .... .. i 45 Smith, not out 56 Ditchfleld, not out .. .. .. . 1 Total (for one wicket) .. 110 Bowling Analysis. 0. M. n. W. A. Kerr .. 9 — 24 • Dunning .. 15 S 32 — M'Dougall .. 5 1 18 — J. Cameron ,. 3 — 7 — M'Kay , 4 1 21 —

DUNEDIN. First Innings. M'Knight. b Cameron . . . . 16 Holley, Ibw, b Begg 0 Hardman. Ibw, b Gllkison 6 Hudson, st Lawson, b Cameron .. 6 Torrance, ibw, b Cameron .. 1 Macassey, c Hawksworth, b Cameron 3 Callam, c M'Carten. b Cameron .. 0 Eckhoff, run out 1 Douglas, not out Russel, b Cameron Heather, b Henderson .. . 0 3 Total 47 Bowling Analysis. 0. M. R. W. Begg .... 5 1 10 1 Gilklson 6 1 7 1 Cameron .. 7 — IS 6 Henderson 6 2 9 1 Second Innings. M'Knight, not out IS Holley, b Cameron Hardman, b Cameron .. . Torrance, b Henderson .. . 8 Macassey, b Henderson . . .. 1 Callam, Ibw, b Henderson .. 0 Eckhoff, b Henderson .. . 0 Douglas, b Cameron Russel, b Cameron Heather, not out Total for nine wickets .. 51 Bowling Analysis. 0. M. R. w. Henderson . . 13 6 23 5 Cameron S 1 16 4 Gilklson 2 — 3 — Begg .... 6 4 5 '— UNIVERSITY. First Innings. Uttley, Ibw, b Douglas .. .. 22 Rvan, b Macassey IS Henderson, b Douglas .. .. Hawksworth, b Holley 5 12 Begg, b Douglas 0 Lawson, b Holley Cameron, b Douglas 10 Gllkison, not out .. .... 13 Total for eight wickets .. ,, 04 Bowling Analysis. 0. M. R. w. Douglas .. .. 13.5 1 3S 5 Russel .... 5 — 23 — Macassey .. C 2 9 1 Holley .. .. 2 — 11 2