CRICKET

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18580, 14 December 1934, Page 7

CRICKET

THURSDAY MATCHES FIRST INNINGS WINS Both matches in the Poverty Bnv Cricket Association’s Thursday competition at the Oval yesterday afternoon were won on the first innings, Retailers defeating Cash Stores, and Wanderers defeating R.S.A.

In the latter match R.S.A. were dismissed for 108, the principal scorers being Bignaß, jun. (32), Barbour (12), and R. Nicholson (11). Wanderers replied with a total of 139, P. H. Dow playing a fine innings for 74, while R. Carr made 36, and Sebire 12.

RETAILERS V. CASH STORES Bright batting by Retailers gave them a victory over Cash Stores by 60 runs on the first innings. Cash Stores batted first, but found the bowling of I»\ Newton and G. Stewart unmanageable, and were all out for 77, It. H. Carroll (28) and G. Filo (10, not out) being the only batsmen to reach double figures. Newton finished with five wickets for 28, and Stewart four for 27. Retailers played a merry innings, arid declared with nine wickets down for 137. Foster was the top-scorer, with' 44, while Coker made 26 and G. Slade 22. For Cash Stores, C. Scholium finished with the fine average of three wickets For five runs. Cash Stores did better when they batted for the second time, and at stumps had scored 90 for the loss of only three wickets. McLean was then 46. not out, and R. Carroll 28, not out. Details: —

CASH STORES First Innings C. Scholium, b Newton 8 J. W. Carroll, hit wkt., b Slade ... 3 11. H. Carroll, pld. on, b Stewart ... 28 H. Clarke, b Newton" ... 0 D. Hueston, stp. Foster, b Stewart 1 G. Hall, c Chapman, b Stewart ... 9 L. Sherriff, Ibw., b Newton ... 3 A. McLean, e Slade, b Newton ... 0 R. Lowe, b Newton 4 G. File, not out 10 A. Bryan, b Stewart 5 ’ Extras 6 Total ... 77 Bowling.—G. Stewart. 3.1 overs, 0 maidens, 4 wickets, 27 runs; F. Newton, 7. 0,5, 28 ; G. Slade, 3,0, 1, 9. Second Innings f. W. Carroll, b Slade V 0. Scholium, c Stewart, b Slade ... 8 L. Sherriff, b Stewart 1 A. McLean, not out 46 R. H. Carroll, not out 28 Extras ' 7 Total for three wickets ... 90 Bowling.—G. Slade, 6,1, 2, 14; GStewart, 7,0, 1, 17; F. Newton, 3,0, 0, 23; H. Swan, 3,0, 0, 30. RETAILERS First Innings G. Slade, b McLean 22 F. Newton, h McLean 6 G. Stewart, b McLean 17 G. Graham, not, out 5 E. Foster, b Clarke 44 A. Cater, c Lowe, b Scholium ... 26 I. Niven, c and b Scholium 1 IT. Swan, b Clarke 0 A. Chapman, c sub., b Scholium ... 1 O. Prentice, no! out 4 R. Crothefs, not out 1 Extras 10 Total for nine wickets, decld. ... 137 Bowling.—A. W. McLean, 10, 1,3, 47: H. Clarke, 7,0, 2, 37; L. Sherriff, 6. 0,0, 41; C. Scholium, 3,1, 3, 5.

COLLEGE CONTEST

PALMERSTON N. V. NAPIER (Per Press Association.) NAPIER, this day. Napier and Palmerston North Boys’ High Schools met at Napier yesterday in the annual cricket match. Taking first strike, Palmerston North closed their ii.rings at 211, while Napier, with three "ducks” among their scores, were all out for the small total of 92 at stumps. Scores PALMERSTON NORTH First Innings.

Kearsey, c Morrissey, b Armitage... 39 Young, c Brown, b Johnson ... 9 Pollett, b Brown 42 Spelman, c Armitage, b Johnson ... 39 Loudon, b Morrissey 19 Stuckey, c Bickerstaff, b Johnson... 12 Fletcher, b Johnson ... ... 4 Bolton, lbw., b Johnson .... ... 12 Lynch, lbw., b Morrissey ... ... 2 Stewart, b Morrissey 4 McVicar, not out 4 Extras .. 26 Total ... 211 Bowling.—Johnson, five for 61; Morrissey, three for 52; Armitage, one for 35; Brown, me for 15; Robinson, none for one; Hickey, none for two; Adams, none for three; Phillips, none for 15. NAPIER First Innings. Brown, b Loudon 2 Carey, c Loudon, b Stewart ... 2 Adams, b Loudon U Armitage, b Loudon 12 Robinson, b Loudon 0 Johnson, not out 13 Morrissey, b Stewart 30 Bickerstaff, b Stewart 24 Hickey, b Loudon 4 Dalzell, run out .... 0 K. Phillips, b Kearsey 3 Extras 2 Total 92 Bowling.—Loudon, five for 19; Stewart, three for 55; Kearsey, one for two; Spelman, none for 15.

PLAY ON THE COAST

TE ARAROA V. HICKS BAY (Herald Correspondent.) The Te Araroa Cricket Club visited Hicks Ray last week-end to play a match against Hicks Bay eleven, the latter winning on the first innings. Te Araroa were weak in bowling owing to their best bowlers’ inability to make the trip. Fast, bowling was unsafe on the concrete pitch and the outfield was very rough, in fact, not,-fit for competition matches. Scores: TE ARAROA First Innings S. Mill, b Broomfield ... ~. ... 21 Haugh, stp. Herewith, b T., Stainton 7 It. Facoorey, c VV. Wanoa, b Turbitt 5 T. Langdon, c Turbitt, bT. Stainton 2 W. Waititi, not out 29 S. Hale, cT. Stainton, b Broomfield 2 B. Hale, 'c 0, Stainton, b Broomfield 7 Whyte, c Q. Stainton, b Turbitt... o D. Porritt, cO. Stainton, b Turbitt 9 N. Martin, c and b Turbitt 9 Moran, cT. Stainton, b Turbitt 1 Extras 16 Total 94 Bowling.—T. Turbitt, !> wickets for 25 runs; T. Stainton, 2 for 14; W. Broomfield, 3 for If); G. Stainton, none for 17; M, Waititi, none for J 3,

Second Innings. S. Hale, e Waititi, b Turbitt .. 18 J. Hough, Waititi .. .. 14 H. Facoorey, stp Herewiri, b G. .Stainton .. .. .. 7 F. Langdon, c Herewiri, 1) G. Stainton .. .. .. 1 M. Waititi, h Turbitt .. .. 22 B. Hale, It T. Stainton .. .. 9 A. J. White, b Waititi .. .. •*» S. Mill, not out 13 D. Porritt, bT. Stainton .. 0 X. Martin, b Broomfield .. 5 S. Moran, not out 9 Extras .. .. .. .. M Total for 9 wickets .. • • 108 Bowling.—Turbitt, two wickets for 23 runs; T. Stainton, two for 21; G. Stainton, two for 16; M. Waititi, two for 19; W Broomfield, one for 15. HICKS BAY First Innings W, Broomfield, c Perritt, b Mill ... 89 T. Turbitt, b Mill 10 G. Stainton, not out 84 P. Herewini, b Facoorey 2 M. Waititi, not out ? Extras 11

Total for 3 wickets, declared 201

Bowling.—S. Mill two wickets for 68 runs; H. Facoorey, one for 30; A. J. White, none for 9; F. Langdon. none for 17; -B. Hale, none for 13; M. Martin, none, for 23; J. Hough, none for 30.