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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 217, 17 October 1914, Page 10

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DISTRICT COMPETITIONS FIRST ROUND FINISHED. The first round of the Canterbury Cricket "Association's competitions was' •Snished to-day. A fairly strong and cold wind lessened the enjoyment of the game. The wickfets were in good order. In the senior grade, the Linwood team scored a three-point win, while two-point wins were scored by the Sydenham A, Sydenham B, and East Christchurch teams. WEST CHRISTCHURCH BEATEN. West Chrfttchurch suffered a heavy defeat from East Christchurch at Haglev Park, being beaten, on the first innings, by 191 runs. On the first day East had made 364 for nine wickets. * The innings was declared closed, and ' West put in to bat. The innings realised 173. runs. EAST CHRISTCHURCH. First Innings. Nine wickets (innings declared) for 364 .... Second innings. P.- Greenlees b -Butler . . . •. 0 R. H. North b Foster 10 T. Carlton c Donnelly b Butler ..' . -4 .. D; McLaughlin b Butler . . •• 18 T. McClelland not oxit .. . . .. ■ 22 A. R. Black b Donnelly . . .. 8 Extras (byes 10, ieg-byes 2) 12 . Total for five wickets . . . '74 Bowling:—Butler 3 wickets f0r,,30, Foster -1/16, Wallace 0/14", Donnelly 1/2. . WEST CHRISTCHURCH. . First Innings. Dr A. Foster b K. Williams 54 F. Butler b Butler . - • • • • 6 Rev. Bryan-Brown lbw b Williams 27 " Reese u Gfreenlees b Carlton . . 7 D. b Williams . . ... • • 17 A. T. Donnelly c North b McLoughlin 19 > Sir C. Moon b Beale' 1® E. Harper run,out V 10 Dr Wallace lbw- b Beale 0 ' ' Bannehr absent 9 ' Crawshaw not out • • O Extras (byes 16, leg-bye 1, wide 1) 18 173 Bowling: s T. Carlton one wicket for 35 runs, C. E. Beale 3/33, McLoughlin 1/40, McClelland 0/12, K. Williams 3/35. . SYDENHAM A BEATS RICCARTON. At Hagley Park, the Sydenham A team defeated Riccarton by 93 runs, pn the first innings. On the first day, Riccarton had scored 150, and Sydenham, A had four wickets down; for 134 runs. This score was carried to 243. The play was not of the When Riccarton went in a second' time, ■ the *' colts'' were given first chance with' the bat. Details:— . RICCARTON. First Innings .. .. .. .. .. 150 Second Innings. L. A. Caygill- b Bennett .. .. 13 S. Smith c Martin b Patterson .. 3 A. H. Guiney b Bennett .... . .. ,17 C. E. Evans b Patterson .. , .. 42 . , H. B. Wbittß c Watson b Bennett.; 25 E. R. " Caygill b Patterson ~ . ... 12 A. C. Fuller b Hayes . . . . . . 3 B. Taylor b Patterson .. . . 9 H. Bell <s O'Malley b Hayes • .. O W. B. Fuller not out . . ; . . « 4 . , E. Boulton, not - out .; .. 10 Extras (byes 3, leg-byes 3) 6 , Total for 9 wickets . . • • 155 Bowling:—Bennett 3 wickets for 60, V Patterson 4/43, Martin 0/31, Hayes 2/7, ' Gray 1 0/8. ' SYDENHAM. A. - . First Innings. • ' F. Woods c E. B. Caygill b Evans, 76 : J. Taylor c Boulton b Evans . . , , . . 34\ W. Hayes c Evans b Smith . . ' , .. s 8 J. L. Patterson c W. B. Fuller b SiniA 3.9 ; * Xi. Watson' b Evans .. '. I ■' ,0. ' - ■ij. '"M. O'Malley b Evans .. . 1' " S -J. Martin c Smith b Evans , 28 J. Forrester c E. R. Caygill b Boultftn 4-. W. P. Guiney not out . .. . . , . 13 If. Bennett lbw b Boulton .. ~1 j. Gray c Taylor b Evuns . . 26 Extras (byes IT, leg-bjre l, wide 1 13 • " " , 243 Bowling: E. Boulton three wickets for 50 -runs, H. Bell 0/16, H. B. Whitta 0/29, S. L .,; Smith 2/44, Evans 6/91. SYDENHAM i^TST. ALBANS.. The second Sydenham selection created no small surprise by defeating : • the St. Albans eleven on the first innings by 84 runs. The Sydenham men started off seratchily, and when Patrick returned to the pavilion few thought that the remaining men could pull through. However, Wilson and Skel- , , ton soon became acquainted, and set up a very useful partnership, putting on no fewer than 175 runs between them bef ore Bradmore got Wilson lbw, after a well played 88. Skelton continued to show splendid form, and soon reached" his century. At 113 he was caught by Miles off Sandman. The following are the scores:— ST. ALBANS. First innings .. .. .. 275 SYDENHAM B. First innings. N. Conradi c sub b Hickmott . . 29 C. Ayling c Bradmore b Sandman 4 ' \V. R. Patrick b Lamb .. . . .. 15 H. Watson c Barrett b Lamb .. 2 h. Watts b Hickmott 0 8. Hincksman lbw Sandman .. ~ 19 G. Wilson lbw Bradmore .. ~ 88 McClelland not out .. . . 42 W. Skelton c Miles b Sandman . . 113 D. Mcßetli c Sandman b Haigh ~ 6 H. Aris c sub b Sandman ~ ~ 1 Extras .. ». .. ..40 <* Total 359 Bowling^— D. Sandman, 4 wickets for 105, ! D. Lamb 2/58, G. M. Haig 1/36, R. G. Hick-1 mot 2/87, V. M. Edgar, 0/12, B. Miles 0/3, ] H. Bradmore 1/18. < ... ■ ! KAIAPOI v. LINWOOD. J At Lancaster Park, Linwood secured ! the required 17 runs without the loss ! of a wicket, winning by 10 wickets. KAIAPOI. First innings . . . . .. .. 39 Second innings . 68 v . LINWOOD. - First'lnnings v. 86 Second innings. v -Perrin not out .. . .. .. •.. • 6 Dobll not out » 7 Extras .. .. .. .. .. 4 Total for no wickets ~ . 17 ' (■ ' SECOND GRADE. St. Albans v. Linwood B resulted in a •win for St. five wickets. Scores: St. Albans, first, innings, 181, second innings five for 44 (Webster not 1 out-11, Harrison 10). Linwood B, first innings 96, second innings 128 (Curnsey §6, T. Condliffe 33, L. Russell 12). Best bowling Analyses: For Linwood, T. Condliffe 4/8; for St. Albans, Thomson wickets, John. 3, wickets.. | Linwood A v. 'Riccarton resulted in a

win for Linwood A by 60 runs on the first innings. Scores: Riccarton, first innings 303 (Sinclair 24, Bobertson 41, Haines 24, Taylor 163, Gundsell 19); Linwood, first innings 6 wickets for 363 runs (declared closed). Best bowling analyses: For Linwood, Bussel, '4 for 32, Perrin 3 for 69. Boys' High School v. West Christchurch resulted in a win for West Christchurch by an innings and three runs. Scores: Boys 1, High School, first innings, 148 j second" innings, 124 for 4 wickets (declared), (Nixon 57, Millikin 22, Woods 20, Guiney 18 not out). West Christchurch, first innings 151 (Hay 70, Mackie 34, Hammond 12); second innings, 87 for 7 wickets (Hammond 32, Goss 28, Thomas not out 12). Best bowling analyses: , For School, first innings, Guiney 3, Nixon 6; second innings, Guiney 6, Nixon 1. For West, first innings, Barnett 4, Mackie 2, Rolland 3; second innings, Bolland 1, Barnett 1, Donaldson 1. East Christchurch A v. East Christchurch B resulted in a win for East Christchurch A by 10 wicfcets. Scores: East Christchurch B, first innings 142 (O'Laughlin 39, Reid 32, Kincaid 21); second innings 27 (Dolan 9). East A, firsts innings 140, second innings 38 for no wickets (Norman- 22 not out, Brookes 16 not out). THIRD GRADE. Linwood B v. Biccarton B resulted in a win*for Biccarton B by six wickets. Biccarton B, first innings, 107, and second innings for four wickets (Unwi.n 44/ Davidson not out 24). Linwood B, first innings 85, and second innings 118 ~ (Salvesen 20, BoWker 26, Spencer 33). ♦ West Christchurch A v. St Albans A resulted in a - win for St. Albans by an innings ahd 17 runs. Scores: St. Albans A, innings 199. West Chfistchurch A, first innings 106, second innings 76 (Miller-2.1, Auld 16, Francis 11, Sinclair, sen., 13 not out).- Best bowling analysis: IW St. Albans, Jphnson 3/4, Doig 4/36. ' Christ's College v. St. Bede's College, resulted in a win for St. Bede's College by, eight Bede's College, first innings, 193 (McLaren 93 not out, Khouri 21, Flood 47); second innings, declared with 150 for three wickets (Flood 67 not out, Khouri 22, Fr. Quinn 31, McLaren 13 not out). Christ's College, first innings, 133 (Thomas 59, Mannering 34, Raphael 13); second innings 98 (Raphael not out 55, r Knight 34). Sydenham v. Boys' High School resulted in a win for Sydenham by an innings and 69 runs. Scores: Sydenham, first innings 221. High School, first innings 55 (Gray 17 not out); second innings 97 (Reece 59). Linwood A V. Biccarton A resulted in a win for Linwood. Linwood A, first innings* 191, second innings .95 (Baric 19, Niven 15, Bullock 12, Mac Donald 10 not out). Biccarton A, first innings, 123 (Hamilton 48, Lagon 18, Carrick 11) ;' second innings 129 (R. Nixon 33, BaVerstock 27 not out, G. Prebble 14, Bandinghorn 11). : St. Albans B v. West Christchurch B resulted in a win for St. Albans by two wickets and 2. runs. Scores: St. Albans, first innings, 147; second innings, 107 : (Fletcher 23, Hickmott 10, Kemp 20). West Christchurch, first 105; second innings 147 (Strachey 12, Smith 31, Lucas 36, Morton 14, Cameron 18, Reese 13). Best bowling analyses: [For St. Davy and Tonks; for ; West. Christchurch* Lucas and Fuller. Kaiapoi v, East Christchurch resulted in a drawn game. Kaiapoi, 241 for .four wickets (Rawbinson 17, Tonkin 35,. Blazey 8, J. Rawbinson 70, G. Blackwell 81 not out, Conlin 9). FOURTETGRADE. Linwood v. Sydenham. A resulted in & win for Sydenham A. by 45 runs on the first innings. Scores:'Sydenham, fiist innings 124 (Pritchard 54, Boiinifaee 14, Soman 12); first; i'hMngs 79 (Quinn 20, Malzard 19, Beecroft 14). Christ 's College v. East Christchurch 'resulted in a win for East Christchurch ; by 56 tuns, on» the first innings. Scores: i Christ's College, first innings §7 (Beadel 33, Averill 15, Palmer 15, M. F. Mac- ( farlane 10 not out). East Christchurch, first innings 153 (O 'Laughlin. 84, Maynell 23, Dunn 13). Best bowling analyses: For College, D. C. Macfarlane and. Palmer; for East Christchurch, L.! Brosnaham, E. Brosnaham, Gunderson. Ford." d . High School v. Riccarton resulted in a win for B.H.S.' by an innings-and 86 runs. Scores: Riccarton, first, innings 26 (McKay 11), second innings 18. High. School, first innings 130 for nine wickets (declared), (Buckhurst 32, Francis 11, Bellhouse 24, Smart 13). Best bowling analyses: For High School, Owen 5/3 (first innings), Blackmore [6/6 (second innings). ! . VETERANS' MATCH. The match, Veterans v. Tai Tapu, resulted in a win for Veterans by 74 runs. Veterans 177 (Jewell retired 51, Lawrence 3:4, Felton 50 retired, Page 14, and Gale 21 retired). Tai Tapu 103 (Barnett 12, Everett 22, Reed 43). Harris and MacNae bowied best for Veterans, Reid and Walls for Tai Tapu. MATCH AT LYTTELTON. A match was played at Lytteltou this afternoon between teams from the ferry steamer Wahine and the Lyttelton St. Savour's Guild. Lyttelton batting first knocked up 157 runs, the chief scorers being Parker 34, Cousins 24, C. Page 23, J. Page 19, Kempthorne 14, Voyce 13, and Murray 13. The Wahine team responded with 56 runs, Pidwell 13, and Dingwell 11 being the highest scorers. The best bowling for Lyttelton was done by Murray'(f cur for 8) and Parker (three for 14); and for the Wahine team, by Bray (two for 16), Rosie (two for 6), and Pluiumer (two for 22). ClfY AND SUBURBAN. SENIOR GRADE—SECTION A. Y.M.C.A. v. Belfast resulted In a win for Y.M.C.A. by seven wickets. Scores: Belfast, first innings 98, second innings 121 (A. Wilson 22, Kinvig 13, GrimShaw 25, Brown 10' not out, Dean 33). Y.M.C.A., first innings 56, second innings three wickets for 168 (Curtis 10, Bascand 31, Johnson 80 not out, Hughes 29). Best bowling analyses: For Y.M.C.A., Hughes 3/25, Johnson 2/47, Smith 2/19. Sydenham Hockey Club v. Rangers resiilted in a win for Rangers by two wickets. Scores: Rangers, first innings 68 (Bartlett 14, Gray 14); second innings, 238 for 8 wickets (Norman 131 not out, McKinley 16, Cullen 19). Sydenham Hockey, first innings 98 (Cusworth 19, Keano 18); second innings 193 (Sheridan 55, Bellamy 48, Keane 25). Best bowling analyses: For Rangers, Gray and Norman; .for Sydenham Hockey, Ford and Sheridan. Railway 51 and 103 defeated St. Al-

bans 57 and 50. Brosnahan, Beer, and Warren batted best for Railway, and Hardie and Small for St.. Albans. Section B. Linwood Wanderers v. Waimairi resulted in a win for Linwood Wanderers by one wicket. Waimairi, first innings 138 (M'Kay 26, Prebble 30, Walters 19); second innings 103 (Walters 34, Rossiter 23). Linwood Wanderers, first innings 151 (A. Peters 54, R. Campbell 40, Elvy 13); second innings 98 (Peters 35, Harry 13, Stevens 15). Best bowling analyses: For Waimairi, Smith and Crossen, for Linwood Wanderers, A. Harry and T. Harry. Druids v. Marist Old Boys resulted in a win for Druids by 111 runs. Scores: 181 (Rix 43, Snook 18, Gyde 10 (Ken'worthy 23, Spicer 17; second innings Druids, first innings 81 (Gyde 13, Kenworthy 14, Spicer 10, Smith 29, Anderson 32 not out. Marist Old Boys, first innings 102 (McQuillan 19, R. O 'Shea 18, Wain 12, M'Keon 18; second innings 53 (M'Quillan 14, M'Keon 14, Matthews 11. Best bowling analyses: For Druids, Spicer and Rix; for Marist Old Boys, Wain and Matthews. SECOND GRADE. / Section A. New Brighton v. Druids resulted in a win for Druids by 17 runs. New Brighton first innings, 66 (Allen 21, Campbell 14).. Druids, first innings, 83 (Kent 14, Steinman 11, Sykes 26). St. Peter's v. St. John's resulted in a win for St. John's by 26 runs. St. John's first innings, 68 (Bees 28, Howes 12). St. Peter's, first innings, 42 runs (Harvey 16, Morris 10). Rangers 173 (Mawson 65, Nicholson 19, Grant 34, Lawrie 10) defeated Y.M.C.A. 75 (Olson 13, Dobbie 24, Wainscott 10). Section B. Railway v. St. Albans resulted in a •win>fo;r ''St;..Aijjanß;4jy 103 runs on th 6 first innings. Railway, first innings 105 (Simpson 52, Brain 16). St. Albans, first innings 208 (SaviHe 81, Miles 51, Lulliam 3l). Woolston v. Sydenham Hockey Club resulted in a win: fox: Woolston by 139. Woolston, first innings 202, declared with three wickets down (Clark 83, Levi 25, Bennet 72, Haskell 12). Sydenham Hockey Club, first innings 63 (Ballinger 23). Green's "v. Scott's resulted in a win for Green's by 6 runs on the. first innings* Green 's, first innings 56 (Bourne 24, Butler 10). Scott's, first innings 50 (Duggan 13, Peacock 17). Dunstable v. Linwood Wanderers resulted in a win for Linwood. Wanderers by 10 runs. Scores: Dunstable, first innings 47. Linwood Wanderers,, first innings 57 (Judson 22, Seymour 12). THIRD GRADE. Y.M.C,A r v. St. Matthew's B resulted in a win for St. Albans on the first innings by 27 runs. : Scores: St. Matthews, first innings 70 (Giles 13, Bell 14, Lemmon 18); second innings 58 (Lemmon 11, Parsons 11. Y.M.C.A., first innings 43 (Kilday 10, Dobbs 15, Saunders 15). Best bowling analyses: For St. Matthews, Parson 5/22: for Y.M.C.A., Walls 5/4. St. John's v. Boys' Gordon Hall resulted in a win for St. John's by 8 runs. St. John's, first innings, 62 (Jennings 10, Baker 12, Reeves 12). Boys' Gordon Hall, first innings 54 (Grant 16, Vernazoni 20 not out). Waimairi v. Dunstable resulted in a win for Waimairi by an innings and 12 .runs. t Waimairi, first innings 55 (Wilson 23, P.rebble 10). Dunstable, first innings 25, second innings 18. St, Albans 31 defeated Islington and Hornsby 23. In the second innings St!/' Albans made 115 (Barnes 20, Stewart 38, Soanes 20). , St. Matthew's 50 (Carrington 16, O'Connor 17, Dobbie 11 not out) defeated Druids 32. Harrison, Home, and Dobbie bowled best for St. Matthew's.