CRICKET

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 17977, 3 January 1933, Page 5

CRICKET

&ki>v* T ' it - " ' . ' qfiWKI; ODP CHALLENGE NELSGN 130 UP ON FIRST HOLDERS ALL OFT FOR 100. -n: (Per Press Association.) "iv'-i HAMILTON, Jan. 2. The thirteenth challenge for the Hawke Cup was played on Seddon PaEterJotday viu. flue: weather.- The wicketnwas gopd.; ,e ~ . ». ■. Nel*o»p-the-challengers, won the toss and batted, compiling 230. Neale and' McGirr batted ’well. All the^other‘'‘batsmen were .unenterpris l ing. ’Thfjfct C-*was * good bowling by and Freeman. > • ,i<: y Souf-b', Auckland word dismissed for lotpy-., :■£*'■; ..V* ',:"!T " T Scores. — NELSON. —First '• Inti in gs— C. 4. Iviplett, b' BKtielej v .. • • 3 R. 4. Buddie, <“• Going, b Badeley (> E. % -JScale, c. Senior., b Badoley S 4 H. McOirr, c Badcdey; b Going . - (H A. Ifewman, e Going, b Winger <.l V. Biggs,ibw-, b Winger ..... S D. C.,Morgan, b Barnett .. •• -j J. Neutman. c Campbell, b Newman : 7 D.lfLWFreeman,; b Badeley .. 1 W. rE- 'Alexander, not out .. 12 •* •• <rt , Total .. .. .. •• gro Bowlihg.—Going, one for 30; Bade- , ley, four for 28p#ingerr,fpur for 42; t Siftitin none for 47;nBarnet, one for f p Skedtj none for 20; ’Clough, none T lf 'Aitken, none for 17. SOUTH AUCKLAND. —First Innings — Senior, c Newmon/ b df Newman a W. F. Cassidy, b McGirr .. I Campbell, b J. Newman ... .. 10 N. Wltogcr,* lbiv, b-.T. Newman .. 5 Badeley. c Neale, b Freeman .. 20 Cloughs h: McGirr .. •• •• 0 R. Skeet. c Morgan, 1) Freeman 2.) H. Going, std. Buddie, b Freeman J(J J. Aitfcen, b Freeman t. <- .. - { K. b JP. .. .. i M. ~Beirbp';t, not out ' .. .. 3 ! Mlpi. • • • " Total 1.00 Bb^ling.—E. J. Newman, four for 27VMcGirr,"-two for 22; Freeman, four for RUJNKEI SHIELD GAMES Fb i t r * *>t -tyrf '-i ? oa s TOLLrafiTOS DEFEATED ' * • • _ CANTERBURY 10 WICKETS IN r*. >?’ haw -• —~_r» • (Per Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, last night. Two days': sufficed Tor . .the Rlunket Shield match .. .Canterbury \\ WelJing-toni."-The wicket,was in excellent order both days add.the weather wa?,.fii\e. Ohiefry owing .to '.superiority in bowling, Canterbury held. the. .advantage throughout and won by 10 wickets. Wellington won the toss and hatted first. After lunch’, Wellington’s first innings continued disastrously. Lambert was caught by Roberts when six, and James wspj I run out just .when, goiug nicely. Keany fell a victim to Merritt, and the innings closed at 2 23 p.m., for 151. was 4 sorry .procession. * lrThe final scores' were ' : • WELLINGTON —First 'lnnings Dempster, c Roberts, 'b Cromb ... 23 Bland ford, b ’Merritt ... 30 O’BrUtbdstp- Burns, b Merritt ... 26 Due Chateau,- stp. Bnrns, b Merritt... 6 Lowry, c.Merritt,,b Cromb 0 Massey, b’Merritt: ... 2 Ltpnasprv c Burrows, h Meritt ... 21 Lambert, c Roberts, b Burrows ... b James, run out-.,. .... 30 Reanev, a Kerr, b Merritt 4 Bhjpdeil,. not out i... 1 rigSxtras • ... ... 2 Total 151 Bowling,—Cromb, two for 52; BiiF roars’, dqpp fof, 12 ; Lester,/ none for 13, • ■ ! • - .

Merritt,'Six’for 54 ; Roberts, none for 17. Merritt two pp Jia1.15,.,, .... .. .. —Second. Innings— Blandford, b Cromb 4 Lamason, c Roberts, b Burrows ... 1 Q’Brjen, b Rurrpws II Dempster, b Cromb 65 James, c Page, b Cromb 48 Du Chateau, b Merritt 9 Massey, p Bellamy, b Cromb ... 7 Lowry, c Cromb, b Merritt ... ... 19 ijambert, c Kerr, b Cromb 8 Reaney; b. j\lerritt, ... \ 13 Blundell, not out 27 Extras Id Total ... 230 Bowling.—Cromb, five for 79; Burrows, two'for .38 ; Merritt, three for 78; Roberts, none for 12; Bellamy, none for a***' V 1 ~ -'•• • CANTERBURY —First Innings— Talbot, c Dempster,,b Blundell ... 11 Roberts, b..Blundell g-USi* 1..1; 6 Funster, b Lamnson 32 Kerry Jbw. b Blundell 196 Page. ;c Jamas; b'Lamason 45 Cromb. e Dempster, b Blundell ... 33 Bellamy, run out ... *1 Lester,.run out 2 Merritt, stp- James, b Blundell ... 15 ;b ißlundell.v ... r L.. V... 7 Burrows;, note out ® ■ Extras. ... 18 Total 366 Bowling—Blundell, six for 101; Massey, none for’ 70; ‘ Reanfey,' none ‘for 16.; Lambert/ none-for 75 Lamason, two for 4? O’Brien, none ' fqr .16 ;’ Dempster, lipne/for’ 23. 7.".”. > , ' . ' .’—Second Innings— Talbot, not Put t.-! . 9 Ker-r,., not out 7 Total for no wickets 16 OTAGO V. AUCKLAND (Per Press Association.) • DUNEDIN, last night. The Auckland-obtgo Plunket Shield match began -on Saturday in fine, w,eather. Batting first on a good wicket, Ancklaud made 233—Weir 95, Mills’ 31, Vivian 26. Bush 20.\ -Badcock took three, for 56: Dunning'■ three' for 62; arid Moloney three for 46. I Otago began well, and the opening batsmen, Cavanagh 69 and Knight 77. were undefeated at the end. They resinned this, morning. Wickets fell cheaply, and when rain caused a cessation of play fpr the day, the home team had lost five for 212. Cavanagh made 73 and Knight 81.

SHEFFIELD SHIELD Ceicket" • AUSTRALIAN CENTURIES sf-' .l’ v -V •.t.-fV’A (Elec. Tel. Copyright—Hnited Press Assn.) SYDNEY, Jan, 2. In the Sheffield Shield match, Queensland in tlm first innings, .made • 150Sides 17, Leeson 52, and Bensted 37. Iliji. took seven ioj-- 18. New South Wales) in the first innings have lost seven for 132 —Love 51, Marks 26, Solomon 20 Hill 13 (not out). , Ip minqr grade cricket matches, centuries were scored by Bowden (109) for Western. Suburbs against St. George; Scanes (101) for,,St.. George; Ward (135, unfinished); for Randwick against Gordon; Trumpet (191, unfinislied) for Gordon. Levy, took l six wickets .for 24 for Waverley against University. He was the outstanding bowler.