THURSDAY CRICKET GAMES

Taranaki Daily News, 22 November 1929, Page 4

THURSDAY CRICKET GAMES

ELTHAM BEATEN AT INGLEWOOD. WAITARA’S DEFEAT OF STAR. The Thursday cricket competition was continued yesterday in fine but threatening weather. Inglewood Rivals met Eltham at Inglewood and secured a comfortable two-point win. Eltham was making a big score when wickets were drawn. Inglewood Star went to Waitara and was beaten by the home team by 15 runs in a two-innings match. Inglewood Rivals scored 126 in their first innings. The bowling of Davidson and Arthur was dangerous. Yeates let no extras by in Eltham’s first innings of 63 and only three in the second, in which one wicket was lost for 92 runs when stumps were drawn. In Eltham’s second innings Parkin was 23 not out and Davidson 61 not out. Arthur’s wicket fell for five. Details are: — RIVALS. First Innings. F. Duncan, c and b Davidson 22 Peacock, c Parkin, b Davidson ...". 6 Parfitt, b Davidson 3 Allen, b Arthur 35 Elmer, b Davidson ' 6 Gamlin, c and b Davidson 10 Ross, b Arthur 1° Yeates, c and b Davidson 3 Spurdie, c and b Arthur 7 Madson, b Arthur • 3 I Evetts, not out 0 Extras 21 Total 126 Bowling analysis: Davidson took six wickets for 38 runs; Arthur, four for 5; Parkin, none for 27; Michell, none for 32; Kerr, none for 3. ELTHAM. First Innings. Arthur, b Duncan 2 Kerr, b- Duncan 0 Davidson, e Evetts, b Peacock 0 Parkin, c Duncan, b Peacock 10 Michell, b Duncan 2 Donnelly, b Peacock 1" Whittington, b Allen » Barker, b Peacock 0 Gower, not out . “ Burrell, c Peacock, b Elmer y Vineent, b Elmer • • Total 63 Bowling analysis: Duncan took three wickets for 20 runs; Allen, one for 18; Peacock, four for 20; Elmer, two for o.

HAWERA DEFEATS STRATFORD. THREE POINTS TO SOUTHERNERS. Playing at Stratford yesterday, Stratford Thursday cricketers suffered an overwhelming defeat at th© hands of a Hawera Wednesday team, which won by an innings and 77 runs. Brilliant fielding, combined with the excellent bcwling of Cate and Worrall, was responsible for dismissing the home team for small scores in each innings. In the first innings Stratford could compile only 19 runs, every chance offered being eagerly snapped up by keen fieldsmen. Hawera replied with 132, Sai gent (55) and Worrall (30) being the mainstays. The- home team made 46 in the second innings, but no fewer than six batsmen failed to score. Details are: — STRATFORD. First Innings. Hodge, e Sargent, b Cate 2 1 Bamford, c Sargent, b Cate 1 Lacey, c Stevens, b Cate 8 Whiting, b Worrall Fowler, b Cate * Carryer, run out 2 Fastier, b Worrall 0 Cottier, b Worrall 2 Burgess, b Cate ® Collins, not out 2 Jury, b Worrall 0 Extra 1 Total Bowling analysis —Worrall took four wickets for 9 runs; Cate, five for 9. Second Innings. Collins, c Sargent, b Cate 12 Cottier, c Dunlop, b Cat© 2 Lacey, b Worrall 0 Whiting, c Keheley, b Worrall .... 0 McMillan, b Worrall 18 Fowler, b Cate 0 Bamford, b Cate • • 9 Fastier, b Cate 0 Carryer, b Worrall 0 Burgess, not out J Jury, c Dunlop, b Cate 2 Extras ./ Total 4(5 Bowling analysis—Cate took six wickets for -16 runs; Worrall, four for 25. HAWERA WEDNESDAY. Dunlop, run out 4 Shaw, c Bamford, b Whiting 11 Worrall, b Whiting 30 Stevens, b Lacey 7 Sargent, c Collins, b Whiting 55 'Cate, b Collins 0 Millar, b Whiting 5 Keheley, st., b Lacey 9 Cotterell, b Whiting 0 Coleman, c Lacey, b Whiting 0 Campbell, not out 6 Extras 5 Total 432 Bowling analysis—Whiting took six wickets for 30 runs; Collins, one for 24; Lacey, two for 67.