INTER-CLUB MATCH.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12702, 4 March 1912, Page 7

INTER-CLUB MATCH.

In continuation of their fli'st ihnihgs lh til.; inter-club cricket match at Taruherli on Satuiday, afternoon, the Poverty Bay Club eleven increased their total to 117, the score •at 3.20 p.m. on Saturday standing at 97. S. E. Gillingham added -three runs to his score of four, yhilst C. G. Holdsworth carried' his bat after increasing his score from 1 to 18. A. (J. Steelc, W. C. Ensqr and A. W. Rees failed to score. The analysis, of the Hawke's Bay bowlers 'w«s as follows: Lusk, 17 overs,- 3 maidens, 51 runs, 5 wickets; -Fannin, 19—4— 39— 7;- Cato, 3—o— 18—0. .

■■■: Hawke's Bay, who made' 85 m their first innings, .went m again, and when stumps were drawn they had ihade 132 for seven wickets, the scores being as follows: — - Cato, b Holdsworth ..'. 26 D. E. Davis, c Rees, ' b •S. Palmer ... 14 H. R. Williams, 'b Murphy ..'. ... 34 H. B. Lusk, b Ensor , ... 24 Gregory, b E. V. -Palmer 2 D. Canning, st. Kenway, b Giliinglmm 20 11. Fannin, st. Kenway, b Gillingham 4 Extras ... 8 Total . for seven wickets ... ... 132 Bowling analysis: Barton, 4 — 0 — 13 — 0; E. V. Palmer, 5—0—24—1; S. Palmer, 7—0—24—1; Holdsworth, 3—o—l6—l; Ensor, s—l—l7—l; Murphy, 3—0—22—1; Gillirighaiu, .3-7-o—6— 2. The visitors returned "to Napier by lust night's steamer.' UNITED v. WANDERERS. The match, which was concluded at the Domain on 1 Saturday 'afternoon, provided an interesting finish. On the previous Saturday United's first innings totalled 252 and' Wanderers'' weut m on : Saturday* to try and beut that score. Thanks to "the splendid' effort on the part of McMahon, who carried his bat tot--161, Wanderers succeeded m beating their o)>- --■ ponents' score l by 16,nins. The detail scores were as follows : — ' • ' ■ . UNITED— First. Innings, 252. WANDERERS— First Innings. A. Young, b- Scholium • 8 S. McConnell, b Scholium 5 L. McMahon, not out 161 J. Moore, c Stubbs, b Green 22 M. Guthrie, b Scholium 10 -A. Cranney, b Scholium 1 ,S. Wilson, ,b Jeffreys ... 39 H. E. Maude, lbw, b Olsen 1 H. Muldoon/ run out ... .' 8 • F< Bousfield, c and b Scholium ... U ■■ S. G. Glennie, absent 0 Extras 13 Total ...~m i■• Bowling analysis: Scholium, 31 — I—ll7 — 5; ' Olsen, 30^-2— 106— 1; Greene, 4— 0— 22-rl; Jeffreys, 2—o—lo—l. : JUNIOR MATCHES. ■ I The third round m the junior competition |{ was commenced at the Domain on- Saturday; . I Alhambra met High School, and have a lead '.' of 28 .runs on the first? innings. Alliainbm won the toss and had first knock, but they j were all disposed of for 52 runs. Soinerve'll I (19) and Porter (11) were the only : batsmen Ito reach double figures. Gatland (five for 24) and Gartshore (four for 25) were the successful bowlers for High School. High Schrfol fell to pieces completely m their' first tateinpt, 1 only obtaining 24. Hogg (6) was the only batsman to make a stand. A feature of the innings was a brilliant catch, '.taken at point, by Porter. Atkinson (five for 4) and McLisky (five for 16) were the destroying element. Alhambra made a better stand in--- their .'second attempt, knocking up 140 for the loss '6f- — I wickets. McLisky (74 riot out,' including two ' six's), Richards- (33) and Sim (14 not out) [ were tho successful batsmen.