INTER-COLLEGIATE CRICKET

Taranaki Daily News, 17 December 1930, Page 9

INTER-COLLEGIATE CRICKET

WANGANUI’S COMMANDING LEAD FIRST-GLASS FORM SHOWN, By Association, Wellington, Last Night. Wanganui Obtained a commanding lead! over Wellington in the inter-col-legiate aflimdl; cricket match ?on the college ground to-day in weather which was much better, suited to football than to-cricket; - • • Wellington collapsed in the first innings for Slruna against-good bowling by Fuller tori-Smith and Glendining, eight Wickets being down at one stage for 4T;'riifis. ;; -I'Y "■ The Wanganui lads, who appeared bigger, and. more experienced than their opponents, found nothing wrong with the pitch as Innes and Hobbs put on 7 73 for the first wicket. Of that Hobbs scored 28. Glehdinfiing notched only a single: But Trehner held up his wicket ilfltil Innes, 'ran- past ; his cehtttty. At the drawing Of stumps the score was 162 for the loss of two pickets,' Julies being 107 fidt out add Frehrier 14 dob but, Idnch played a sterling innings, hitting tWo sixes and fifteen fours in which clean leg strokes figured prominently. The match will be resumed to-morrow . morning. Scores are:*-® • ;•• • ■■■ -J ' x r- t- ■ WELLINGTON COLLEGE. 'N.'S. H.. Burnette, c Dean, b Glcn- - •■ dining .......... 0 G; -Reynolds, c and b Fullerton* Smith t ....... i.............. <•! 0 D. ■C. CoopCr, c and U Fullerton- ■ Smith .........A 3 J. O’Laughlin, fUn out 12 R. Lamason,. c Mobrc, b FullertonSmith 2 B. Sadler, c innes, b Glehdiniilg . < 1 D. Carlson, c Dean, b Glendining .. 8 J. Kelleher, c Franklin, b FullertonSmith 12 H. C. Middlebrook, b Glendining .. 10 C. Bartlett, not out 10 R. Meek, st Moore, b FullertonSmith ....; 8 Extras 6 Total 81 Bowling.—Glendining took four wicktite for 26; Fullerton-Smith, five fot 27; Hobbs, none for five; Rogers, none lor six; Dean, none for one; Bunny, .hone for 10. - WANGANUI. / B. V. InnCs, not uot 107 J. R. Hobbs, c Lamason, b Bartlett 28 H. R. Glendining, b. Reynolds .... 1 N. E. Trehner, not out 14 Extras 12 Total (for two wickets) 162 Bowling.—Kelleher took no wickets for 26 runs; Reynolds, one for 34; Bartlett, one for 38; Middlebrook, none for-21;-Meek, none for 24; Burnette, none for seven.