CRICKET

Otago Daily Times, Issue 23045, 23 November 1936, Page 5

CRICKET

DUNEDIN DEFEATS GRANGE UNIVERSITY ALL OUT FOR 25 GROVES SCORES A CENTURY Two major surprises occurred in the senior cricket competition on Saturday. One was the defeat of Grange by Dunsdin, and the other was the dismissal of University by Albion for only 25 runs. Owing to rain the previous week the games were limited to one day with further play to-night if necessary, and in three of the games a decision was reached. Albion, of course, had the easiest of victories, Dunedin won with six wickets in hand, and Old Boys flogged the Carisbrook B bowling to win by nearly 200 runs. Groves gave a fine display to score 107 not out, and he went on to take five wickets for 21 runs. Carisbrook A scored 235 for eight wickets (declared) against Kaikorai, which has lost four for 80, and this game will be continued to-night. CARISBROOK A v. KAIKORAI Securing first use of the wicket Carisbrook A ran up the useful total of 235 runs for the loss of eight wickets in its match with Kaikorai at Caris- ■ brook. Top score was made by J. Dunning, who hit out freely to get a good 68, which included 12 4's. M'Mullan also batted attractively to score 60, his partnership with Hercus, who carried his bat for 31, proving a valuable one for Carisbrook. M'Gregor gained the best bowling figures for Kaikorai, securing three wickets for 46 runs. When stumps were drawn Kaikorai had lost four wickets for 80 runs, the batting being very slow towards the close of the day. Holden and Cherry opened well, the former registering 23 before he was given out leg-before to'Campbell, and Cherry hitting up 33, his innings being brought to a close by a smart catch by F. ■Kerr; Scores: CARISBROOK A First Innings Cavanagh, b M'Gregor ; 12 F. Kerr, c Vidal, b M'Gregor J;;.. ;1 H. Cameron, b Constable .. .. 15 J Duiining, b Riley .. .. .; . .•- 68 J. Cameron, b Vidal 17 M'Kay, lbw, b Riley ... 4 M'Mullan, b Vial ,'.... ', 60 Pinney, b M'Gregor ... .. .. .. ,17 Hercus, not out .'.'3l Extras .., .. •.;'. ,/... 13 Total for eight wickets (innings declared closed) .. 235 Bowling Analysis ,'

ALBION v. UNIVERSITY Albion secured an unexpectedly easy win against University at Logan Park. Albion had first use of a wicket on which the ball showed a tendency to keep»low oa occasions. The batsmen made" a-bad start, three wickets being lost for 13 runs. Ditchfield and Duncan arrested the early collapse, the latter playing a bright innings for 34, but the seventh wicket fell at 87. Then Ditqhfleld and,: Brookes became associated;'-in.,; a lengthy partnership, and'the innings closed for 169, Ditchfield, playing an . extremely valuable, though at times painfully slow, innings for 60. It' was. .5.25 when University's innings, was opened, and in little more thanta-h''hour the side : :had been dismissedVof 25 in -one of the most re-markable-collapses seen in senior cricket for many years. Silver, Alien, and Duncan obtained exceptional bowl-; ins '•■' "■■'' ~':V' Scores':-^'■''.' "' ■ ',.-■' ALBION , - First Innings : .

- UNIVERSITY First Innings Ryan, b Silver 0 M'Lachlan, b Silver .. .- 4 Uttley, lbw, b Allen 0 Henderson, lbw, b Allen ........ 1 Howdem b Allen .... ;.... .. ..... 0 Jolly*,* V Silver . .*:... :\ .... .".,.. . 0 M'Carten; c Miller, b Duncan .. .'. •' 2 Ibbotson, not-out .., ....; .; ... .. r<4 Farret^eEve'rsoh,,b.Duncan .. ..2 Lawson-,■••.<*and b Alien .... .... 1 Befctr.Silver... .. ... .. ~.. .. 3 ; '-E){tras :^„ ....... .. ..,..•■ •• 8 •.'; v.. ~.'.. .... 25 " ?V'tf : ; Sotoling Analysis

' ,-DUNEDIN v. GRANGE Due principally 'to.a fine third-wicket partnership by Holley and Taylor and an invaluable 45 by Badcock, Dunedin scored a five-point win over Grange at Tonga-Park. Grange, batting first, compileav/165, the .innings closing shortly aftsv4 o'clock. Knowles. who contriliute;d.3s, was top scorer, and Chettleburgh, whose tally of 28 included a beautiful six. was next, but with the exception of Elmes and" Blair, none of the other . batsmen was- particularly enterprising. Dunedin's innings-opened promisingly, Badcock and Robertson putting on 51 between them before the partnership was broken. Holley and Taylor'then broke the back of the bowlirig. the former, with 66 to his credit, being unbeaten when stumps we're drawn, with sevei. of Dunedin's wiekejs still intact. Scores:— GRANGE First Innings Toomey, c Taylor, o Badcock .... 10 Knight, b Douglas 1 Knowles, b Douglas 35 Elmes, c Douglas, b Badcock .... 17 Blair, b Robertson ,• 26 Chettleburgh, c Douglas, b Badcock 28 Galland, c and b Robertson .... 4 Dey. c Collins, b Douglas 3 Anderson, not out 4 Mercer, c Collins, b Douglas .... 0 Lemin. b Robertson 16 Extras 21 Total 165

OLD BOYS v. CARISBROOK B Playing at Logan Park, Old Boys beat Carisbrook B on the first innings by 291 runs to 100. The most notable feature of the match was the performance of Groves, the Old Boys player, who made 107 runs not out and took five wickets for 21 runs. Old Boys put on the runs in unusually good time, and declared when eight wickets had fallen. Carisbrook make a poor showing against the bowling of Mahony and Groves, and were all out for 100 shortly before 6.30 p.m. Scores: — OLD BOYS

,:•:.. SCHOOLBOY'S FEAT FIVE WICKETS IN ONE OVER The remarkable feat of taking five wickets in a six-ball over was performed by D. Thomson in the primary school cricket competition on Saturday morning.. Thomson, a left-hand medium pace bowler, who was playing for Concord against Caversham, took four wickets with the first four balls of the over, all of his victims being clean bowled, and he had another batsman caught off the last ball of the over.. \ ~ INTERMEDIATE GRADE Dunedin, 155 (Groves 62, Tobin 33, Egan 26; Faithful five for 19, J. Cullen three for 27), defeated North-East Valley, 86 (T. Hughes 24; Russell eight for 35, O'Sullivan two for 24). Kaikorai, 267 (Anderson 78, Shanks 39 not out, Hollebon 37; Boyd four for 84, Mount two for 36, Rodgerson two for 47), played Grange, 117 for six (Timms 26, Brown 25 not out; Brock two for 30, Alhbrandt three for 32). Game will be finished to-night. SECOND GRADE A Dunedin, nine for 201 declared (Reid 71, Eckhold not out 24, Arnold 22. Macassey 22), defeated 0.8.H.5. first eleven, 126 (Alldred 52, Colvin 32). Bowling for School, Morrison took sever, wickets for 69; and for Dunedin, Vernon two for 0 and Valentine two for 21). Port Chalmers, 144, defeated Carisbrook, 99. Batting for Port Chalmers, Braithwaite made 46, Dougherty 36 and Culbert 21. Briggs took three for 25 and Charman four for 28 For Carisbrook, G, Briggs made 20, and Anderson took three for 18 and Dougherty six for 38. Green Island, 228 for eight declared (Barnes 50, Tomkins 32, 6. Berry 26. Samson 24, G. Miller 20 not out; Hand three for 51, Deuchrass four for 62). drew with Albion. 117 for eight (Heydon 55; W. Berry six for 26). University 138 (Swinton 85; Grimmett three for 9, Miller three for 55) defeated Y.M.C.A. 115 (Miller 49. Riley 28; M'Kelvey seven for 29). SECOND GRADE B , SECTION 1. Y.M.C.A. 174 (Moffitt 39, Nisbet 34 ,not out, Smith 24, Scott 21; Kemnitz four for 28, James three for 73) defeated University 81 'Andrew 30: Breese four for four. Smith four for 13). ■Taieri 137 (F. Scott 36, Mitchell 35: Owens four for 59. Wylie two for 17) defeated Green Island 51 (C. M'Mullen 12, Valpy 16; M'lntosh four for seven, Paul three for 10. M'Cunn one for eight). M'Glashan 116 (Stevenson 39, M'lntosh 23 not out; H. Foster six for 52 F. Foster two for 13, Atkinson one for 5) beat Logan : Park 112 (Walker 32 Taylor 20). ■ Mornington 113 (Stanley 22. Jenkins 20) defeated High School 98 (M'lntosh 32. Paterson 25). Bowling for the winners, Chirnside took'five for 37 Laing three for 33.' For High, School. Paterson took two for five- and Herron fivp for 43. ,»; -.■•.•'/'.. , nn Y.M.C.A. 190 defeated University 100 runs. , "\.. : . . t Grange 149 runs for nine wickets (Burgess 32, Carrington. 22, Chadwick 18 not out) defeated Dunedin B 141 (T, Brooks 30)by one wicketand eight runs. Mills, five wickets for 21 runs, bowled best for Grange, and T. and B. Brooks bowled well for Dunedin SECTION II Grange 249 for six (declared) defeated Port Chalmers 168 Batting for Grange, Powell made 48, M'lvor 103. Donovan 29, and Coxhead 20 not out. Armstrong took twb.wickets for 49 and Broadly two for 30, Batting for Port Chalmecs, Nelson made 30. Jenkins 50. M'lvor took four wickets for 55 and Green two for 18. THIRD GRADE - Grange 163 (Payne 88, Johnstone 24) beat Kaikorai (Roy 23, M'Millan 23: Miller seven for 21, Blair two for 15). , Carisbrook 189 (Pinder 51, Ritchie 48: Joel three wickets for five. Paterson one for one. Hurley three for 30) defeated Taieri 119 (Murray 40, Owens 32: Hendrv four for '37. Scott two for 16. Kirk four for 58). Dunedin eight, for 154 (Facoory 65. Porteous 40 not out), Green Island 89 (Harkness 28). Bowling for. Dunedin. Porteous took four for 24, Williams two for 15, and Facoory three for 24. For Green Island. Taylor took three for 12. North-East Valley 145 (Perkins 34: Chettleburgh one for none. Wilson one for 14. Hayward three for 30. Middleton two for 21) defeated Port Chalmers 55 (M'Dowell 29; Anderson three for eight, Perkins four for 14. Wheeler one for 3).

LEAGUE CRICKET A SECTION Railway 159 (Lowe 47, B. Felton 32: Felton three for 16) drew with Roslyn Mills 83 (Slemint 35 not out; Berry three for 52, Slemint two for 9). Standard 118 (Duell 32; Dillon three for 19, Thompson three for 51) defeated Pride of Leith 79 (D. Thompson 21; Riach four for 24). Inglis 281 defeated Speight's 64. Hillside 86 (Hayden four for 20, Eckhoff two for two) defeated Town Hall 77 (Wilson three for nine). E. P. and L. 107 (Cropley 48: Calender four for 47) defeated Telgineers 81 (Davis 28: Wheeler eight for 39) B SECTION ! Grocers 63 for eight (A. Greig 21, Ledgerwood five for 50) drew with Glenross 179 for seven declared (Ledgerwood 78, Bedford 32 not out. Healey 30 not out). Ross and Glendining 117 (T. Rennij 24, A. Roberts 23 not out; Hollander three for 14, Dixon three for 27) defeated Tramways 89 (Dixon 44: Rennie four for 30, Preston four for 40). Star 91 (Otto 21; Sanderson four for 25) defeated C.F.H. 75 (Murphy 23: Otto five for seven). Loco 40 (Reid three for 21. Gapes two for eight, Stokes two for three, Short two for two) defeated Otago Brush Company 34 (Findlay five for 21). C SECTION T. and P. 157 (Davidson 44, Clarke 34) drew with Self Help 150 for nine (Medder 44, Halley 37; Kruskoft four for 33). Dunedin Hospital 206 (Cherry 107 not out, Megget 30, Cheyne 30; Gibsons four for 51) defeated Radiation 95 (Bartley 25; Cherry five for 32, Manion four for 45). Post Office, 108 (Mort 27, Patterson 24; Medlin two for 13), defeated Gregg's Red G. 43 (Morrison three for 1. Templeton three for 4. Collett three for 8). M.C.P., 90 (H. Connell 49 not out; Hill eight for 6), defeated Burt's, 82 (Morrison .53: Holley five for 19). UNOFFICIAL GAMES Linden U.A.O.D. 184 (Heazlewood 92 not out, Jones 32, W. Millar 23; W. Millar five for 26,' Leathley two for 12, Jones two for 23), defeated Loyal Albion Lodge. M.U., 1.0.0. F., 118 (Bert Huntley 37, Monk 32, Penny 20: Stevens five for 55. Monk three for 59), ' boys* Association fourth grade High School beat Albion. High School, 127 (Harding 50, Cotton 50 not out). Albion, 50 (Keeley 14, Keen 13). Albion, second innings, 58 (Mason 10, Williams 12). Cotton took three for 22 and four for 10, Sutherland three for 8, Friedlander one for 0, and Knewstubb one for 4. FIFTH GRADE A Christian Brothers,. 90, beat High School VI. For High School, Murray scored 24, Overton 16. Rennie 15 and Matheson 10 not out. Cameron took six for 25, Delargy two for 3, and Southall two for 31. For Christian Brothers, Toomey made 43, Cameron 24 and Hackie 10. Mutimer took four for 20 and Murray four for'll. High School IV v. Carisbrook.—High School: First innings, 77 (Wethey 21, Mee 28, Gray 13; Fraser took five for. 36, Laing three for 3);. second innings. 54 • (Winchester 13, Gray 11, Hutchon' 11; Fraser took four for 30—hat trickTaylor two for six). Carisbrook: First innings, 85 (Fraser 28, Stanley 33; Cotton took four for 25. Gray two for 30. Mee four for 23): second innings, five wickets down for 67 runs (Fraser 23. Taylor 36: Mee took four for 21). M'Glashan v. King's A.—M'Glashan: First innings. 36 (Miles 14; Milnes took four for 4, Flockton two for 10); secpnd innings, 6 (Valentine seven for 4, Flockton three for 0. King's: First innings, 141 (Joel 67, Milnes 16. Agnew 17; Foord three for 18. Carr one for 17). FIFTH GRADE B King's B v. Mornington.—Mornington: First innings. 32 (Brown 11; Graham seven for 13, M'Phee three for 18); second innings, 116 (Fraser 20, Brown 22, Knewstubb 28, Garside 28; Broadbent six for 25, Chetwin four for 13). King's ;B: First innings, 88 (Graham 25, M'Phee 28; Mundie one for four, Jack two for eight). Second innings, 36 (M'Phee 12; Henderson three for one, Jack three for nine. Notman two for 10). High School V v. M'Glashan B.—High School: First innings, 90 (M'Knight 16. George 27, Baird 14). Second innings, 37 for three wickets (George nine, M'Knight 12 retired, Baird 11 retired; Patterson five for 38, Milligan four for 24). M'Glashan B: First innings, 42 (Herron nine). Second innings, 60 (Kempthorne 26, Patterson 11; George eight for 26, M'Knight five for 24. Cotton one for one). Kaikorai v. High School Vlll.—High School: First innings, 25 (M'Causland 12; Davis two for one Ferguson four for 11, M'Kinlay three for 13). Balance of details not to hand. High School VII v. Boys' Brigade.— High School: First innings, 108 (Frost 38, Richards 21, Dawson 18; Johnston two for seven, Hodgson two for eight, Downie two for nine, M'Ewen two for 19). Second innings, 67 (Young 38 not out; Barbara- three for 19, Hodgson three for 19). Boys' Bragade: First innings, 83 (Barbara 38, Jackson 16: Arnold five for 16, Young two for 23). Second innings, three wickets down for 56 runs (Barabara 23. Hodgson 19). SIXTH GRADE A Christian Brothers B v. Dunedin.— Christian Brothers: First innings, 102 (O. Ryan 11, T. Ryan 24, K. Burke 26, C. Fahey 13, H. Vent 15; Miles two for 27, Fastier three for 17). Dunedin: First innings, 85 (Edwards 30, Bryan 17. Mong 16; K. Burke two for 21, T. Ryan three for 18). Second innings, 72 (Edwards 22; M'Manus two for none, Burke two for 24, T. Ryan one fo 12. O. Ryan two for 11). King's C v. High School X.—King's: First innings, 149 (Geary 27, Murdoch 45, M'Kenzie 35; Freeman five for 31, Clarke two for 24, Jelly one for four). High School: First innings. 76 (Braithwaite 30. Farquharson 13; Geary two for three. Sapsford four for 21. Fleury two for 16). Second innings, eight wickets down for 50 (Braithwaite 13, Carter 11; Sapsford five for 16—hat trick—Hodgson three for 15). M'Glashan C v. Grange.—M'Glashan, first innings, 67 (Baker 19, Botting 13, Irvine 10: Campbell four for 30, Hodge four for 25). Grange, first innings, 55 (Overton 13, Galland 14, Campbell 9; Baker took four wickets, Grayson fou~ and Irvine two) SIXTH GRADE B Christian Brothers C v. North-East Valley.—Christian Brothers, first innings, 35 (Fitzgerald 13. Mears 8: Fraser six for 14); second innings 61 for six wickets declared (M'Lennon 11, Fitzgerald 11. Allen 11. Southall 14 not out). North-East Valley, first innings, 47 (Smith 18; Southall took six and M'Lennon three). In their second innines Valley had nine wickets down for five runs (Southall six for two. M'Lennon one for none. Hall one for none). King's E v. High School Xll.—King's, first innings, 153 (Purvis 17, Perry 17, Wood 53 not out. Spears 18 retired). High School, first innings, 66; second innings, 50 (Black 24: Purvis four for 13). WOMEN'S CRICKET A GRADE Albany 76 (G. M'Auslin 23; G. M'Auslin five for 15, M. M'Donald three for 15, N. M'Donald two for none) defeated Planet 36 (Mary Freeman two for five, E. Bushbridge three for 26, and J. Little five for 41). H.S.O.G. 81 secured a two-point win against Y.W.C.A. 25. Batting for H.S.OG.. S. Farquharson made 21. T. Divers 13, and H. Miller 23. For Y.W.C.A.. M. Strathdee 10. Bowling for H.5.0.G.. A. Fache took three for nine. L. Phelan two for one. E. M'Lachlan three for eight. H. Miller two for five. For Y.W.C.A.. F. Gar five for 26. B M'Kenzie three for 16. In the match Grange v. St. Kilda, Grange secured a two-point %vin. Grange batted first, compiling 73 runs <0 Ferguson 19. E. Riach 15 not out M Bishop 14). Bowling for St. Kilda V Garland took five for nine, N. Rouxelle two for two. and K. Lilly two for five. St. Kilda compiled 58 runs (V Garland 31. O. Daniels 15). Bowling for Grange. M. Bishop took four for eight. M. Hollis four for 14. and A. Gaffanev two for 27. Albion 109 for seven declared (M. Camnbell 51. D. Meder 20: D. Hill four for 27) beat Roslvn Mills 37 and 13 (D. Meder six for 13 and five for 10. M. Campbell three for five. M. Bewley fr.nr for three)

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KAIKORAI'i"'-' ■"'- - First. Innings ;.*''''.■. Holden, lbw, b Campbell' .. :'. 23 Cherry, c F. Kerr, b Campbell ... 33 1 Smales, c Pinney, b Dunning 10 Mathias, not out ;. ■■'..."■-'. .. .. 1 12 Total for.four wickets .. 80 Bowling Analysis ■ : '.CM. M: R. W. Dunning .. .20,2 8 20 2 Campbell ..v ; l4. 4 25 2 A. Kerr .:.p S: 2 18 - J. Camerdri' ; 3" 1 5 -rCavanagh' : ;.■• 1 •■ 4 -l ; — —

Dalziel, lbw, b Jolly .... .. .. 3 .. .. 6 9 .. 0 Ditchfleld, b Henderson .. .. .. 60 Dtmcdn. b Howden .. .. .. 34 Martin; b Howden .. .. 0 Shepherd, b Howden ... .. 6 Brookes, b Jolly .. .. .. 2C .. f Everson. not out .. ..... £ 22 Total .. 169 Bowling Analysis O. M. R. W. Jolly 11.4 4 16 3 Begg .. .. ...24 8 40 2 Henderson. . ...12 5 13 1 Farrell .... 5 — 25 — Howden .... 13, 4 Uttley .... 3 - 41 3 12 —

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Bowling Analysis 0. M. R. W. Douglas .. 14 4 32 4 Badcock .. 18 — 63 3 Robertson . 10 3 27 3 Hudson .. 2 — 12 — Holley .. 3 1 10 — DUNEDIN First Innings Robertson, c Dey, b Elmes .. 15 Badcock, c Blair, b Lemin .. 45 Holley, not out .. 66 Taylor, Ibw, b Elmes 26 Foster, not out 10 Extras .. . • 9 Total for three wickets 171 Bowling Analysis O. M. R. W. Lemin .. 10 1 51 1 Elmes .. 18 9 35 2 Galland .. 4 — 20 — Chettleburgh 5 — 16 — Dey .. .. 2 — 3 — Mercer .. 6 2 14 — Blair .. 4 — 23 —

First Innings Leader, c Procter, b Lambert .. 43 17 39 107 0 Dickinson, c Botting, b Boddington 20 16 Otway, st Botting, b Lambert .. 0 21 17 11 Total- for eight wickets (innings declared 291

Bowling Analysis O. M. R. W. Boddington 19 2 95 2 .Lambert .. 16 5 73 3 Stevenson, ., 6 — 42 1 ' : Procter' ;-.•*'7- —' 44 — Kean .... 2 — 15 — Bell ...... 4 1 11 1 CARISBROOK B First Innings Cox, c Groves, b Mahony .. 14 Thomson, b Dickinson .. 4 Boddington, b Mahony .. .. 18 Lambert; c Graham, b Groves IB Botting, c Dickinson, b Mahony 0 5 11 Kean, c Smith, b Groves U 6 Stevenson, b Groves .. .. 0 1 15

Total .. 100 Bowling Analysis ' . .' ";■ -■ O. M. R. W. Dickinson ..8 — 34 1 Mahony .. .. .10 3 27 4 Leader ..4 2 3 — •Groves >% ..4 — 21 5