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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16484, 31 October 1927, Page 10

pair resumed for Celtic Tist Saturday, Scholium failed to add to his score, Guthrie going On to make 33. Tho total for the innings was 133, Guthrio 33, McLaughlhf 19 not out, Sutcliffe 18, and J. Scholium 17, being (he chief scorers. Ivess took two wickets for 6 runs, and Robertson five for 35. In their second strike'Old Boys Undo a. most disappointing showing, for only Robertson and Jordan reached doublo figures, and the innings closed for a total of 65. This was largely duo to the destructive howling of Guthrie h.nd Bennett, six for 25. and four for 29 respectively. . Celtic had an hour in which to make up a deficit of 122 runs, hut, succeeded in scoring only 75 for six wickets. Lockett -was the most successful’ of the Old Boys, howlers; taking four wickets for 35. Details: . ' OLD BOYS First Innings 189. Second Innings G. J. Robertson, b Bennett .. .. 17 Kay, b Guthrie .. V. .. .. 7 King, c Russell, b Guthrie .. .. 0 Lockett, cJ. Scholium, b Guthrie 6 Langlands, b Guthrie .. .. .. 9 Dow, e and b Bennett 0 Edwards, b Guthrie 2 Kemp, h Outline 0 Jordan,V, and b Bennett .. .. 15 Ivess, not. out 5 Roberts, c and b Bennett .. .. 0 Extras -1 Total 65 Bowling: Guthrie, 11 overs, 3 maidens, 6 wickets, 25 funs; Bennett 7.1, ,1, 4, 29; J. Scholium 3,1, 0, 7. 0 E LTlC.—First Tunings J. Scholium, lbw. b Dow ... .. 17 Bennett; b Robertson 12 B. Scholium, b Robertson . . .. 0 •Guthrie, c Jordan, b Lockett. .. 33 Grant, c Edwards, b Robertson .. 10 Wright, b Robertson 5 McCalluin, c Langlands, b Lockett 3 McLaughlin, not out .. .. .. 19 Robihson, b Robertson 1 Sutcliffe, c Edwards, b Ivess .. 18 Russell, e Langlands, b ivess .. 0 Extras .. ~ .. 15 Total 133 Bowling: G. J. Robertson, 8 overs, 0 maidens, 5 wickets, 35 runs; Lockett 11, 0,2, 51; C. Dow 5, 0,1, 26; Ivess I. 0,2, 0. Second Innings B. Scholium, c Robertson, b Ivess 17 Bennett, b Lockett 2 J. Scholium, not out 37 Guthrie, b Lockett 0 McCalluni, hit iviuket, b Lockett 2 Wright, c Robertson, b Lockett.. 1 Grant, b Robertson . . \.. 0 Extras ■ 10 Total for six wickets .. 75 > Bowling: Lockett, 7 overs, 0 .maiden!), 4 "wickets,"' 85 ‘ rUiis,' 1 wide; Robertson, -1.2; 0,1, 16;" Ivess" 2, o,' 1, 14. * ' " ' ' ' " FLAY IN WELLINGTON. \Per Piiess Association.) WELLINGTON, last night. Ideal weather prevailed yesterday for outdoor sports*. At senior cricket. Midland, in their first innings, made 404 for eight wickets (Donoghue 124, Turvey 60, Grant 64) against Y.M.C.A. Old Boys, in their first innings, made 200 (MeColl. hot out 47, Barclay 46, Parsloe 43) against Thermion’s 110 for three wickets (Phillips 43). For Thorndon, E.' Foley took six-wickets for 99. ’Varsity, in their first innings, made 127 (R. Tripe 69) against Kilbifnie, who scored 157 for three wickets (Clirislophersoii not out 7(1). Hutt, in their first' innings, made 148 (Watson 38) against P'etone’s no wickets for 77. For Petone Finlayson took six wickets for 40.

Wellington, in their first innings, made 141 (Airoy 76) against Institute’s four wickets' for 133 (Foley 77 not out), For Institute Massey took five wickets.