CRICKET

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22743, 2 December 1935, Page 7

CRICKET

ALBION IN THE LEAD UNIVERSITY AGAIN COLLAPSES ' BRIGHT BATTING BY DICKINSON By again dismissing University for a small score, Albion took the lead in the senior cricket competition on Saturday. The matches were played on fast wickets in bright sunshine. Kaikorai also secured an outright win against Dunedin, and Grange and the Colts won on the first innings. The outstanding batting performance was "that of Dickinson for High School Old Boys. He scored 86 in 57 minutes, hitting five 6’s and five 4’s. For the same team, which suffered defeat after losing only three wickets for 229, Giles scores 68 and Mills 51. For the Colts Payne made 51, and H. Cameron scored 50 for Carisbrook. Cook, who took five for 7 for Kaikorai on the previous Saturday, had an average of eight for 27 when Dun'edin’s first innings ended! In Dunedin’s second innings he completed a fine “double” by taking six for 36. The positions of the teams are as

ALBION v, UNIVERSITY Only an hour and 10 minutes was required to conclude the match between Albion and University at Logan * Park. On the first day Albion scored 161, and University, after being dismissed for 43 in its first innings, had lost two wickets 5 for 13 in the second. When the game was resumed on Saturday the score was carried to 27 before the third wicket fell. The fourth was taken at 33, and Uttley gave Allen an easy catch close in on the leg side at 41. Henderson and Byan were both dismissed before there had been any addition to the total, and the remaining batsmen did not last long, the innings closing for 65. Albion thus won by an innings and 53 runs. Scores ALBION.

COLTS v. CARISBROOK

With a lead of nine runs and seven wickets still in hand at the close of the first day’s play, Colts added another 98 to their overnight score to gain a fairly comfortable five-point win over Carisbrook. Knowles and Fraser, the not out men, opened carefully, but Knowles, after a few overs, became more aggressive, and gave a bright exhibition of forceful batting. Fraser knocked up a nice 10, and Payne joined Knowles. The rate of scoring increased, and the pair carried the tally to 191 before Knowles hit one off J. Cameron straight over the bowler's head, and M‘Mullan brought off a beautiful one-handed running catch. Pavne, in the meantime, was gqing along steadily, but the tail ' collapsed badly, and Colts’ innings closed for 243. Payne had batted very steadily, exploiting a "ood variety of strokes, and his score included seven fours. Carisbrook went in again after the tea adjournment, and when stumps were drawn had 189 on for the loss of four wickets. H. Cameron, with an attractively compiled 61, was the principal scorer, and Bell (41 not out) and Cavanagh (30) also hatted well. Following are the detailed scores:—- '

KAIKORAI v. DUNEDIN Kaikorai secured an eight-point win in their match against Dunedin at Tonga Park. In their innings on the previous Saturday Kaikorai scored a total of 202 runs. Dunedin’s _ first innings produced 72, and in their second strike they were dismissed for 93. Kaikorai thus won outright with 36 runs in hand A large measure of Kaikorai’s success was due to the excellent howling of Cook. His figures for DunedinV first innings were eight for 27 and in the second innings he took six wickets for 36 runs. The Dunedin batsmen were never comfortable when facing him, and on one occasion he took three wickets in one over. When play was resumed on Saturday Dunedin had lost seven wickets for 39 rims. Hudson and Callatn were associated in a partnership which added 18, Callam hitting two sixes during his brief innings. The innings closed at 2.40 p.m. with the total at 72. Dunedin followed oil and, as has been stated, Cook again played havoc among the batsmen. Giles and Douglas, with 10 each, were the highest scorers, closely followed by Hardman with 15. The match ended at 4.55 p.m., when Heather was bowled by Cook, leaving Hudson undefeated with 11. A feature of the innings was the fact that not a single extra was scored.

GRANGE v. HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS The match between Grange and High School Old Boys was concluded on the North Ground on Saturday afternoon and resulted in a five-point win for Grange. Old Boys batted the whole afternoon, but, notwithstanding that they scored 229 for , the loss of only three wickets, they were unable to equal Grange’s first-innings total of 342. After the fall of the third wicket there was a sudden collapse, and the remaining seven wickets fell for only 38 runs, Old Boys’ total being 265. Dickinson provided the brightest batting display of the afternoon, compiling a very useful 86 in 57 minutes. In the course of a pushing, forceful innings he hit five 4’s and five 6’s and was finally caught by Mercer off Knight, Giles, with 68 to his credit, gave Old Boys an excellent start, and Mills contributed well to the early strength of Old Boys’ position with 51, which he scored in good style. The only other batsman to make anything like a stand, however, was Clark, who was run out at 22 just when he looked like going on for a good score. Knight showed the best bowling figures for Grange, taking four wickets for 35 runs, and Elmes took the same number of wickets for 89 runs. The scores were as follows:

INTERMEDIATE GRADE. , Albion 208 (Laurence 47, Sinclair 34, Archer 30, Lattimer 22, Barron 15, Frood 15/Wilkinson 11; Townsend four wickets for 27 runs, Shepherd 3 for 57, .Wear 1 for 11) beat Grange 76 and five wickets for 141 (Stephens 23 and 26, Bird 16 and 14, Shepherd 45 not cfut, Knowles 27 not out, Breen 14; Archer five for 30, Sinclair five for 63, Downes three for 36). SECOND GRADE A. Port Chalmers 140 and three for 87 (Nelson 34, Hutton 17, Earl 10, Culbert 23 not out) defeated University 114 and 106 (Sutherland 30, Rayner 12, Murray 19, Thomson 18; Braithwaite sis for 24, Dougherty two for 24). Dunedin 190 (Reddington 89, Beateon 57; Anderson four for 54, Brinsley four for 36) and eight for 74 (Reddington 39; Anderson five for 12) lost to Old Boys 237 (M'Leod 45, Cherry 43, Harraway 36, Russell 30, Anderson ID; Macassey two for 41, Vernon two for 29, Douglas two for 24). Albion 195 and six for 38 (Paul 19, Kean 36, Chisholm 30, Collie 17 and 21 not out, Heydon 14, Samuels 19 and 14, Cameron 24 not out, Flint 13; Rhodes three for 47, Kindley four for 6, Coombs three for 17 and three for 26) beat Carisbrook A 108 and 167 (Wilson 40 and SO, Paape 21 and 15, M‘Gibbon 23, Briggs 10; Cameron two for 25 and seven for 34, Kean six for 24, Collie one for 4, Heydon two for 18). Y.M.C.A. first innings 163 .(Riley 43, Marks 18), High School first innings 130 (Manson 33 not out, M‘Gregor 20; Miller four for 45, Grimmett three for 35). SECOND GRADE B. Section I.

Green Island 117 for eight wickets (Oliver 48, Tomkins 32, Lindsay 15; Anderson four for 22, Mee two for 13) defeated Dunedin 72 (Kelly 10; Samson six for 10, Tomkins two for 14, Oliver one for 5). * . , , M'Glashan College 151 for five wickets declared (T- Stevenson 46, O’Callaghan 44 not out, D. Fraser 19) drew with Port Chalmers 94 for seven wickets (A. Wilson 32. Jenkins 19, Cassie 13 not out). University D 75 (James 30, Benson 13, Clowes 10; Saudon four for 14, M‘Leod three for 25, Brittenden two for 29) beat Grange 57 (Murdoch 16, Sandon 10, Bremner 10; Mitchell three for nine, James four for 29, Brookfield one for four). Dunedin A 148 for five, declared (Thomson 38, M’Donald 31, Crosado 30 not out, Brooks 22 not out, Wedlake 14, Denholm 13; Rackley two for 45, Ferguson one for 14, Fowler one for 10, Benzoni one [of 38) defeated Old Boys 51 (Rackley 11; McDonald four for 24, Hofflafid two for one, Brooks two for eight, Denholm one for nine). High School 109 (Chandler 31, Eckhoff 17, Miller 10, Paterson 10, Baird 10; J. Renton five for 26) defeated Taieri 82 (D. Bowie 22; Miller six for 29, Cotton two for 10). Grange 344 (Burgess 108 not out. Mills 53, Larkins 45, and Nesbit 19) defeated Albion 40 (Larkins two for 4 and Hughes three for 12). . , , . , Taieri 187 for nine wickets declared (Hodge 67, Cursey 33, Pauli 28, Scott 24; Foster six for 67, Howie two for 30, Patterson one for *l2) drew with Logan Park 87 for nine wickets (Foster 40, Howie 23; Low five for 12, MTntosh one for 11, Doogue one for 12), THIRD GRADE. Port Chalmers 78 (Mathewson 35, Wilson 19, Thorn 10; Livingstone three for three, Williamson five for none) defeated Taieri B 62 (Lloyd 10; Thorn five for 15, O’Neil two for 22). . Carisbrook C 153 for four wickets (O’Shea 61 not out. Carter 32, Gourley 21, Hossack 16 not out, Harraway 12 retired; Coates one for 14, Anderson one for 11, Hughes one for 36) defeated North-East Valley 144 (Berlenshaw 40, Hughes 39, Coates 10; Hossack five for 51, Carter four for 19, Hughes one tor 23). Carisbrook B 160 (Carruthers_39, Overton 27, E. J. Patterson.3l, Ritchie 20, Napier 22, and E. G. Patterson 11; Dalton four for 31, Stewart three for 58, Hesiin one for none) defeated Grange 50 (Powell 16, Graham 15; Carruthers four for 15, Meinung three for 14. Overton two for 81 Carisbrook A 102 (Carrick 52, Hurley 13, Henderson 11 not out; Dawson five for 34, Walker three for 34, Miller one for 10) beat Logan Park 37 (Walker II; Nelson five for 12, Carrick two for 15). North-East Valley 150 (Cadman 63, Anderson 13, Gillespie 18, Reid 21, S. Smith 15; Kenton five for 34, Hendry four for 25) defeated Taieri A 37 (Sands 13; Cadman five for 25, Anderson five for 11)

OTAGO CRICKET LEAGUE

SECTION A. Pride of the Leith 95 (Croft 10, Brown 21, Kerr 13, Duncan 13. E. Hellyerl2, Slack 10; E. Hellyer seven for 35, Dillon two for 13, Brown one for 17) defeated Telgineers 70 (Davis 22, R. Patton 19; Callender seven for 52, Davis two for 16. Roderique one for 21). _ Standard 112 (Keenan 13, Rea 12, t. Godding 35, Little 25, Higgins 16 not out; Quest six for 16, C. Godding three for 19) defeated E.P.L. 81 (Cropley 26, Gensik 13, Jefferson 19; Beck seven for 32) Town Hall 93 (Haig 33. Gould 29; Berry three for 23, Muir two for 18, Syraonds four for 23) defeated Roslyn 4o (Symonds 14; Stevens seven for 29, Gould two for eight). „„ , , ... Hillside five for 172 (Crawford 46, Symonds 31. Simpson 22, Quaid 41, H. Neiper 19 not out, R. Neiper 13 not out; Pay four for 24. Graham three for three) defeated Star 37 (Holman 22; Berryman three for 53). n Railway 214. (G. Felton, jun., 21. C. Loeffler 43, B. Felton' 21, J. Proctor 10, W. Smith 20. J. Haffenden 32. W. Howarth 23, J. Henderson 22 not out; W. Smith three for three, C. Loeffler two for 2) defeated Tramways 13 (P. Reid two for 56. J. Dickson one for 36, Allan four for 40). SECTION B. Post Office 75 (Reynolds 10, Templeton 14, Briggs 14, O’Callaghan 10, Robertson 16; Butler two for nine, Deans five for 18, Hendebourch two for . 28) defeated Loco. 50 (Keen 14, Briggs 16; Templeton seven for 16, Morrison three for five). Grocers 114 (Smith 34, Thompson 18, Adam 12, Connell 12, C. Payne 13; R. Inglia three for 18, 6. Inglis four for eight) drew with C. P. H. 100 for nine wickets (H. M’Lean 26, Manley 15, Murphy 13, E. M'Lean 13; Murphy four for 33, Sanderson three for 33). Three Star 77 (Mussen 22, Bennet 29; Milne four for 35, Mussen six for 21) defeated A. and T. Inglis 59 (G. Watt 18, J. Boucher 11, S. Gensik 10 not out; G. Watt four for 27, V. Gensik three for 14, D. Boucher two for nine). SECTION C. T. and P. 42 (R. Hill four for 28, D, Trevathan three for 25, Gordon two for 18) lost to Self Help 77 (B. Munro 22, Hitchcox 20; Hitchcock seven for 13, Stokes three for 29). R. and G. 100 (Lowry 33, M'Farland 31; W. Preston four for 18, Fay three for 12) defeated Bing, Harris 42 (Rawlings 12; Rawlings four for 14, Robertson four for 32). Defiance 84 (Adcock 14, Morris 16, Torrance 19; Cross four for 22, W. Lincoln two for 22, Torrance one for eight, Laing two for two) defeated Technical Old Boys 80 (Groves 25 not out, Witchall 10; .Vernon four for three, Groves five for 24, Witchall two for 18). Savoy 208 for nine wickets (J. G. Jones 32, B. Taylor 33, 0. Jones 29, Howjohns 52, Prendergast 30, Taylor 16 not out; J. G. Jones two for 26,. B. Taylor two for 28, Prendergast one for 19) defeated Gregg’s Red G 192 (Densen 80, Cassidy 23, Rodgers 21, Day 51; Day four for 44, Medlin two for one). BOYS’ CRICKET ASSOCIATION SENIOR A GRADE. Technical II 37 and 52 (M'Cormack 11, Boyd 10, Marks 17 not out; Herron five for 2, Leslie four for 15) lost to High School 104 (Smith 18 not out, Hames 16, Herron 14, Young 14, Friedlander 12; Jack four for 25, Marks three for 13, Ireland two for 10). High School VI 146 (Harding 25, Ramsay 22, Ehnes 16, Neilson 16, Ferguson 15, Gough 25 not out; Foord three for 37, Carson three for 44, Hay one for 18) beat M'Glashan 54 (M'Caig 22, Dunn 9, Carson 7; Gough four for 7, Murray three for 9, Neilson three for 12). Technical I 61 and 30 (Wedlake 26, Ewing 14; Dawkins five for 35. Rodden two for 17) lost to Christian Bros. 163 declared (Mills 52, Dawkins 26, Rodden 28 not out. SENIOR B GRADE.

High School IX 45 and 78 (Campbell 14 and 12, Palmer C, Sissons 25; Buckley two for 13, Myers one for 9 and three for 10, Henry five for 10, Le Couteur four for 34) lost to High School X 49 and 45 for two (Myers 13, Le Couteur 15, Anderson 17; Chettlebrugh four for 17. Sissons three for 10). Carisbrook 185 (Laing 57. Watson 25, Stanley 28, Taylor 18, Rennie 19; Hay two wickets, Bond three wickets) beat High School 93 (Bond 30; Rennie seyeu for 42, and Fraser six for 12, including the hat trick, Rennie three for 17). Dunedin 68 (M'Connochio 19, Arthur 22, Reynolds 8: E. Broadbent two for 16, Robertson two for 18, Talbot two for 11, Austin one for 11) lost to Technical 111 92 (Talbot 34, Robertson 10, M'Farland 10; W. Broadbent three wickets, Reynolds 4, and Myles 2). High School V 55 (Wethey 18; Hanna four for 17, Austin two for 6) lost to Kaikorai 77 (Hanna 16, Austin 12: Wethey four for 14, M'Cutcheon three f ° r 8) ' JUNIOR A GRADE.

High School XIII 58 (Mowatt 12; Glengarry six wickets) beat Technical IV 52. Technical V 12 (Walsh six for 5, Mackie four for 7) lost to Christian Brothers 111 78 (0. Ryan 36. T. Ryan 15, Todd 14; Lippert three wickets, Thomas 4). Technical V second innings 50 (Webster 15; Walsh four wickets, Holden three). High School XII (Mehalski t ?2. Divers 13. Thomson 14. Carter 10, Joel 25 retired) drew with M'Glashan 74 for nine wickets (Morrison 32, Foord 12, Grayson 15). JUNIOR B GRADE.

Grange 70 (Overton 25, Pratt 10; Laing seven for 37) beat High School XV 42 (Dykes 18, Graham 15; Payne four for 18, Overton two for 16, Pratt two for 4, M'Leod two for 2). Grange (second innings) 41 for one wicket (Payne 19 not out, Farquharson 14 not out; Graham one for 22). High School (second innings) 22 for nine wickets (Graham 16; Payne four for 4, M'Leod one for 1). Christian Brothers IV 80 (O Gorman 44. De Largy 16, Casey 13; Johnston, O’Driscoll, and Lowe two wickets each) beat Christian Brothers V 56 (Johnston 40- De Largy four wickets, Brown three). Christian Brothers IV (second innings' 48 (De Largy 22. O’Gorman 14; 0• Driscoll three wickets and Johnston_ three) . Christian Brothers V (second innings) 64 (Johnston 46; De Largy four wickets, O’Gorman two, Doyle one. WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION A GRADE. * Planet four for 62 declared (D. Broadfoot 35 not out; Miller one for 18, Divers two for 17) defeated H.S.O.G. 49 (M. M'Lachlan 23, H; Miller 11; M. Buttar three for 4, M. Freeman three for 4. Broadfoot one for 5). B GRADE. Roslyn Mills 83 (M. Fisher 45; D. Hill sis for two, M. Strathdee nine for 14, M. Fisher three for five, E. Strathdee one for none) defeated St. George 18 an Glen“ Ross 178 for six wickets (Bedford 55 not out, Ledgerwood 37 Wnght 24 not out, Payne 23 Willers 14) defeated Whitcombe and Tombs 170 (Hamilton 108 not out, Gibson 20, Jenkins 16, G. Pearce 10 • Ledgerwood three for 31, Payne three for 10, Curran two for 24, Bedford one seven; Griffiths four for seven, Meade three for 10, I. Wood two for 11) lost to Invicta 39 (J. Baxter 10, E. Wooer seven; N. MacDonald four for 15, P. Chandler four for 13). Grange 64 (V. Mant 21, L. Beal 18; L. Plunkett five for 17, including the hat trick, L. Beal two for 18), defeated Green Island 42 (R. Freeman 17; N. Oliver six for 27,.. R. Freeman two for eight). G GRADE. Mornington 21 (I. Stephens 13) and 86 for two wickets (B. Campbell 52, 1. Stephens 15 not out; Huband three for none, Atkinson five for three) defeated Planet 14 and 20 (Atkinson 13; J. Sew Hoy five for five and five for six, B. Campbell five for nine and five for 14). UNOFFICIAL GAMES

Thomson Bridger 100 (M'Leod 67, Lambourne 20; M'Hardy four for 20, Rosa three for 17, Kettle two for 16) defeated Waitati 27 and 30 (M'Hardie 21; Griffiths two for 11 and five for nine, Robinson two for five and one for seven, Stokes two for seven and one for none, Croot three for none and three for five, Corbet one for four). Enterprise 117 (R. Todd 21 not out, F. O’Neill 13, E. Truesdale 12, W. M'Lean 10) defeated North End 90 (A. Riach 10, G. Dyson IS).

IN OTHER CENTRES

AUCKLAND SERIES. (Per United Press Association) AUCKLAND, December 1. Conditions for the fifth cricket series were excellent, the wickets favouring the batsmen. Results: King’s Old Boys 125 (Pearson 61, Lewis 31; Anthony seven for 25) met Parnell two for 257 (Whitelaw not out 106, Wallace not out 92. Stephensdh 59). North Shore 193 (Ferguson 53, Curtayne 39; Townsend eight for 52) met Eden 51 for three. Grafton 213 (Spring 40, Cowie 40, Ratcliffe 29) met Y.M.C.A. 20 for two. Ponsonby 127 (Scholium not out 39; Garrard four for 23. Schnauer four for 29) met University 85 for three (Schnauer not out 29). WELLINGTON COMPETITION. (Per United Press Association) WELLINGTON, December 1. Senior cricket was played in overcast weather on a slow wicket. Petone 149 (R. Holland 57) met Old Boys 383 for seven (J. R. Laraason 152, W. Rainbird 75L For Old Boys A. W. Duncan took six for 34. Universit- 201 (B. A. Paetz 45) played Hutt 40 for two. For Hutt E. Judd took five for 56. Midland 239 for eight, declared (R. O’Neill 102 not out) met Karori seven for 44. Wellington 258 (H. Foley 99, F. H. M'Donald 46) met Kilbirnie four for 66. For Karori C. Parsloe took three for 45. CHRISTCHURCH MATCHES. (Per United Press Association) CHRISTCHURCH. December 1. For the first day this season the wickets were fast on Saturday, favouring the batsmen, and the weather was ideal. Results: — Riccarton 237 (Roberts 56, Dawson 40; Read seven for 66) played Lancaster Park IS for two wickets. East Christchurch 164 (Ellis 57; Patrick four for 28, Burt five for 44) met Sydenham 85 for three wickets (Gray 50). West Christchurch 305 (J. L. Kerr 141, H. D. Smith 54, Ward 54) played St. Albans 17 for one wicket. % Old Collegians 146 met Old Boys 64 for one wicket. HAWKE CUP MATCH (Per United Press Association) NELSON, December 1. In a Hawke Cup preliminary match Nelson beat Marlborough by an innings and 104 runs. Nelson in its first innings made 464 runs. Marlborough in its first innings made 192 runs, and, when it followed on, 168.

follows: — Albion .. .. . • . 24 Colts 1 J» University .. .. . • • IS Grange • . 14 Kaikorai . 12 Carisbrook 12 Higli School Old Boys . b Dunedin 2

161 UNIVERSITY. 43 Second Innings. Cameron, c and b Brookes 8 9 M,‘Lachlan, b Silver Begg, lbw, b • 8 Henderson, b Allen . .. .. 5 Ryan, st Collins, b Barron . M'Caften, b Allen • • Ibbotsou, o Collins, b Barron • • Hoggans, not out .. • • • • Gllklson, c Martin, b Barron 9 8 65 Bowling Analysis. • 0. M.. R. w. Silver .'. .. 10 - 4 15 2 ■ .x 3 2 Shepherd .. 7 2 9 2 Smith .... 2 1 *T Brookes .. .. 1 — 6 1 , Barron .. • 4,5 — 19

COLTS. First Innings. Badcock, b Kerr .. ' Saxton, Ibw, b J. Cameron . . Williams!, c Kerens, b M-'Kay .. .. Knowles, o M'Mnllan, b J. Cameron Fraser, c Kerens, b MTCay Lambert, c Kerens, b Dunning .. Farrell, Ibw, b M‘Kay Campbell, Ibw. b Dunning Stevenson, c Bell, b Kerr Bolting, not out Extras .... .... . .* 50 48 48 16 51 7 0 5 0 0 7 Total .. .. 243 Bowling Analysis. • 0. M. R. Kerr .. .. 21.2 6 71 Dunning .. 28 3 10o M'Kay .... 11 1 35 J, Cameron 5 — 19 Cavanagh .. 1 —* 6 W. 3 2 3 2 CARISBROOK. First innings .. 136 ' -i Second Innings. H. Cameron, b Fraser .... .. .. Cavanagn, o Lambert, b Farrell .. Bell, not out .. . • •• •• •• •• Dunning, c Badcock, b Lambert .. M‘Kay, not out „• * • • •• 20 51 30 41 14 23 10 Total for four wickets ,. 189 Bowling Analysis. O. M. R. W. Stevenson .. ■> 2 3 Payne , •• 1 lo Campbell • • p Badcock ■ • 14 o 2 b Farrell .... 8 — 34 Fraser .... o i f Lambert • • ? T f--Saxton . . 4 1 lo 1 1 M— 1.

Scores:— KAIKORAI. First Innings .. .. .. .. 202 DUNEDIN. First Innings. Holley, ibw (new rule), b Cook .. Giles, run out M'Knlght, b M'Gregor Hardman, b Cook Eokhoff, b Cook Torrance, c and b Cook Douglas, b Cook Hudson, c M'Gregor, b Cook .. Callam. b Cook Macassey, b Cook Heather, not out Extras 9 8 4 6 6 1 0 13 If) 0 6 4 Total 72 Bowling Analysis. 0. M. Constable .. 4 2 M'Gregor .. 11 4 Cook , ..11.2 — Lynch .. .. 5 2 Via! .. .. 3 — Smallles .. 2 — Cherry .. 2 — R. 5 14 27 4 5 4 9 W. 1 8 Second Innings. Holley, c Balk, b M'Gregor .. Giles, Ibw, b Cherry M'Knight, b M'Gregor .. . < Hardman, c Talbot, b Constable .. Eckhoff, c Constable, b Cook Torrance, st Talbot, b Cook .. Dougins, b Cook Hudson, not out Callam, c M'Gregor, b Cook .. Macassey. b Cook ••• Extras 2 16 2 15 4 11 16 11 10 0 6 0 Total .... .. 93 Bowling Analysis. 0. M. Cook .... 12.4 2 M'Gregor .. 11 2 Lynch !. 0 4 Constable .. 6 2 Vial .. J. 4 1 Cherry 1 — R. 36 22 3 22 4 6 W. 6 2 1 1

GRANGE. First Innings 342 HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS. First Innings. Giles, c Elmes, b Galland .. 08 Leader, st Toomey, b Elmes .. 14 Mills, c and b Knight .. .. 51 Dickinson, c Mercer, b Knight . • • • 86 Groves, c Timms, b Elmes .. .. .1 .. 7 Graham, c Knight, b Elmes 1 Clark, nm out 22 Smith, Ibw, b Knight .. .. 0 0 6 Mahony, not out 0 Extras 10 265 Bowling Analysis. 0. M. R. W. Lemln .... 14 4 54 — Elmes .... 30 7 89 4 Dey 10 — 33 — Mercer .... 6 1 12 — Galland .. .i 7 1 32 1 Knight .. .. 14.4 4 35 4