THURSDAY CRICKET

Taranaki Daily News, 6 December 1929, Page 7

THURSDAY CRICKET

WAITARA DEFEAT RIVALS.

THREE CHAMPIONSHIP POINTS. Inglewood Rivals visited Waitara yesterday and met the local team, which defeated them by an innings and 22 runs, thus securing a three-point win. Inglewood batted first but failed badly, the only batsmen to reach double, figures being Allen and Crossman, who each scored 11. Mcßae took seven wickets for 27 runs.

Waitara responded with 96, Whitmore 26 and O’Donnell 27 being the highest scorers. Allen (four for 28) secured the best bowling average. In their second innings Inglewood could make only 33, Parfitt (10) being the highest scorer. Mcßae (three for 5) and Ward (three for 11) were the'best bowlers. Detailed • scores are: —

INGLEWOOD. First Innings. Parfitt, b Mcßae .' 8

Duncan, 1.b.w., b Mcßae 8 Peacock, b Mcßae ■ 0 Allen, c and b Mcßae ............. 11 Crossman, b Whitmore 11 Yates, b Whitmore .... 10 Spufdle, c Ewens, b Mcßae .....»; 1 Ross, b Mcßae 0 Gamlin, run out c 2 Arthur, not out .;....'...... • •..0 Alleman, 1.b.w., b Mcßae ........ 4 ' Extra .... , c 1 Total 41 Bowling analysis—Whitmore took two wickets for 13 runs; Mcßae, seven for 27. • Second Innings. Duncan, c and b Whitmore 0 Peacock, b Mcßae ............x.. 1 Alien, c Limmer, b Mcßae ......... 2 Crossman, c Ewens, b Whitmore , c , 3 Parfitt, c Prybr, b Mcßae 16 Gamlin, c Ewens, b Whitmore ..... 0 Yates, b O’Donnell 8 Ross, l.b.w M b Ward 0 Arthur, o' Mcßae, b Ward - c 3 Spurdle, not out ............ ,x 6 Alleman, st., b Ward' 0 Total 33 Bowling analysis—Whitmore took three wickets for 13 runs; Mcßae, thrJe for 5; Ward, three for 11; O'Donnell, one for 4. WAITARA. • . First Innings. Mcßae, 1.b.w., b Allen 11 Whitmore, c and b Crossman . , 26 Ward, c and b Allen 3 Soffe, c and b Allen .........., ~.x 0 Chadwick, c and b Allen .....'....1 O’Donnell, c Crossman, b Arthur .. 27 Pryor, c and b Peacock 13 Ewens, b Gamlin ...........4. Limmer, c and b Arthur ...... ,-.-. x 1 Skelton, not out , x , 2 Telfar, c Peacock, b Gamlin . ..xcc 4 Extras ■ 4 Total 96

Bowling analysis—Duncan took no wickets for 21 runs; Arthur, two for 3; Allen, four for 28; Gamlin, two for 6; Crossman, one for 21; Peacock, one for 14.

ELTHAM DEFEATS STRATFORD.

14 OF TOTAL OF 19 WERE EXTRAS.

There was a complete reversal of “form” on Eltham’s part in the match with Stratford at Eltham. Stratford scored 23 in the first innings, and Iqw as this seems Eltham retaliated with only 19, of which 14 were extras. It looked like an easy three-point win for Stratford, especially when the second innings totalled 45, but Eltham came to light with 50, which was just enough to give the home team a 3-point win, for the totals were 69 to 68 against Stratford. Details are:—

STRATFORD. First Innings.

Richardson, b Davidson 0 Jones, b Davidson kk? Whiting, b Arthur 8 Fowler, b Davidson ..............0 Collins, b Arthur 8 Bamford, c Gower, b Arthur 0 Lonsdale, b Davidson 2

McMillan, c Ryburn, b Davidson ~: c 3 Burgess, b Arthur .' x«x 0 Carryer, 1.b.w., b Arthur .......Am: 0 Burton, not' out ...»-x.c 0 Extras 4

Total 23

Bowline, analysis—Davidson took five wickets for 8 runs; Arthur, five for 11.

Second Innings. Richardson, b Davidson 0 Jones, c and b Arthur ...... .xxeco: 5 Whiting, b Davidson 0 McMillan, c and b Arthur 1

Fowler, b Davidson 12 Collins, c and b Arthur 2 Bamford, b Davidson 2 Lonsdale, b Arthur oxcto-c 0 Burgess, b Davidson 9 Carryer, c and b Arthur X .,,...xcr, 3 Burton, not out 8 Extras ~ 3

Total . 45 Bowling analysis—Davidson took five wickets for 26; Arthur, five for 16.

ELTHAM. First Inningfl.

Arthur, b Whiting 0 Davidson, 1.b.w., b Jones 2 Michel, c Jones, b Whiting .. , x -ce£c 1 Ryburn, c McMillan, b Jones .1 Donnelly, b Whiting 0 Leatham, b Jones 0 Burrell, b Whiting .......x.. 1 Gower, b Whiting 0

Barnard, c Richardson, b Whiting 0 Barker, b Jones ...xs 0 Vincent, not out 0 Extras 14

Total 19 Bowling analysis—Jones took four wickets for 2 runs; .Whiting, six for 3.

Second Innings. Arthur, c Burton, b Whiting ..... e 8 Michel, b Jones .. t 0 Davidson, c Fowler, b Whiting ... e 10 Ryburn, c Bamford, b Whiting 1 Donnelly, b Whiting ......... 13 Burrell, b Whiting ............... c 7 Gower, b Jones .........rr.-.x».£*xz 2 Barnard, run out ............xo.ex 1 Barker, c and b Whiting .-,,.x«»xxcc 1 Vincent, not out 0r... ..ox 0 Leatham, b Jones .-._v.x<c» 2 Extras ...... < 5 Total ...;». 4-r. 60 Bowlino- analysis—Jones took ; three o * • ’ ;

wickets for 20 runs; Whiting, six for 25. TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW. Methodist team for to-morrow: Stephens, Ramshaw, Dearnley, Parker, F. Boyle, Vallentine, Lawrence, Chapman, Vesty, H. Cooper, Hall. Western Park juniors versus Waitara, at Waitara: Clegg, Johnston, Newell, Morris, Innis, Swindells, Duff, Wright, De Malmanche, Tweedale, Hoffman, and Chapman.

Western Park senior B team versus’ New Plymouth at Tukapo: Duff, Carroll, Jackson, Rutherford, Wright, McKeon, Morris, Tuohy, Ford, Bollon and Medhurst. '