CRICKET

Southland Times, Issue 21647, 8 March 1932, Page 2

CRICKET

RAILWAYMEN AT PLAY. WINTON v. INVERCARGILL. Uninspiring batting was a feature of a friendly cricket match between Winton and the Invercargill Railways elevens on the former's ground. The local men, going m first, scored 61, the only ones not troubled by the bow-ling being W. Oleine and the veteran G. Horner. The visitors ran to 73, thus winning on the first innings by 12 runs. Ferguson played a capital innings for 28. At the drawing of stumps Winton had six down for 44. Scores: — Winton. Hewitt b Jamieson 4 Fathers c Taylor b Jamieson 0 Hodges b Loose 1 Lilico st Ferguson b Bell 2 Cleine c Jamieson b Bell IT McKenzie c Jamieson b Bell 5 T. Horner b Bell 0 G.-Horner b Johnston 19 Murphy c Coaley b Rowland 1 Agnew not- out 11 Boyle b Bell 8 Extras ® 61 Second Innings. Hodges c Murphy b Ramage 27 Fathers b Ramage 8 Murphy c Nolan b Ramage 1 Cleine b Ramage 4 Boyle b Bell 2 Lilico not out 1 Agnew b Bell 0 Extra 1 Total for six wickets 44 Railways. Taylor b Hodges P Loose b Hodges 8 Ferguson b Horner " 8 Bell c Murphy b Hodges 8 Ramage lbw b Cleine ® Nolan run out 1° Jamieson b Cleine Rowland b Cleine " Coaley b Hodges Murphy not out ’’ Johnston b Hodges ” Extra 73 DUNEDIN v. INVERCARGILL. VISITORS WIN BY NARROW MARGIN. During the week-end a very enjoyable cricket match was played in ideal weather on the Showgrounds, between Dunedin Railway and Invercargill Railway. Although the Invercargill team were not at home on the turf wicket, they put up a stubborn fight which can be considered very creditable under the circumstances. The game was won on the first innings by Dunedin by the small margin of five runs. Details are as follows:

DUNEDIN. —First Innings— Stewart lbw b Nolan 16 Howarth b Jamieson Echoff b Loose 14 Symonds not out 34 King b Shand 0 ♦Haffenden b Shand 5 Leoffler b Nolan 6 White c Nolan b Ramage 1 Long c Taylor b Ramage 0 Machonachy b Ramage 1 Nevin b Ramage ] Extras ® Total 89 Bowling analysis: Loose took one wicket for 13 runs, Ramage four for 6, Jamieson one for 13, Nolan two for 15, Shand two for 10. —Second Innings— Stewart not out 7 Echoff run out 81 Extras 5 Total for one wicket (declared) 93 INVERCARGILL. —First Innings— Taylor b Echoff 0 Dawson c and b Stewart 0 Loose b Echoff 4 Bell lbw b Leoffler 13 Nolan b Echoff 2 Ramage st Symonds b Leoffler 1 Jamieson c and b Haffenden 21 Ross c and b Howarth 21 Shand run out 17 Rowland b Haffenden 0 Coaley not out 4 Extras 2 Total 85 Bowling analysis: Echoff took two wickets for 23 runs, Leoffler two for 19, Stewart one for 14, Howarth one for 7, Haffenden two for 1. —Second Innings—Dawson c and b Leoffler 0 Taylor b Stewart 0 Loose b Stewart 15 Bell b Stewart 4 Nolan b Stewart 2 Ramage c and b Stewart 15 Jamieson b Leoffler 2 Ross b Stewart 0 Shand b Stewart 6 Rowland b Echoff 0 Coaley not out 6 Extras 2 Total 52 Bowling analysis: Leoffler took two wickets for 15 runs, Stewart seven for 27, Echoff one for 6. JUVENILE LODGE MATCH. DRUIDS v. FORESTERS. The following will represent the Druids and Foresters’ teams on Tuesday and Wednesday at Teviot street grounds at 6 o’clock sharp: Druids. —D. Morrison, A. Sutherland, A. Bailey, T. Whatson, J. Boniface, D. Luzmoor, W. Frampton, Harvey (2), L. Harper and Sammons (2). Foresters, —W. Atley, W. Pickford, Collie (2), Sheffelbein (2), R. Dixon, Sherriffs, Chamlmen, T. Jones, A. Stevens and Smith. ENGLISH TEAM IN JAMAICA. (Received 7.5 pm.) Kingston (Jamaica), March 6. The cricket match between the County of Cornwall and Lord Tennyson’s English team w-as not finished on Saturday and was drawn. Cornwall made 141 and 185 for eight and Lord Tennyson’s team 244 for eight (declared).