THURSDAY CRICKET

Taranaki Daily News, 16 December 1932, Page 9

THURSDAY CRICKET

INGLEWOOD DEFEAT WAITARA. PARKIN TAKES FIVE FOR 6. Inglewood and Waitara cricket teams met at Inglewood;, in the Thursday cricket .competition yesterday, when the home team had a very comfortable win by 90. runs in a one innings match. Waitara batted first, and were all out after 13 overs for the small total of. 21. .There were no extras. . , A feature of the innings was the great bowling of Don Parkin, who in six overs took five wickets for 6 runs. Only one of -hiis overs was a maiden, so the largest, score off one of his overs was two runs. Allen also bowled very well for Inglewood by taking four wickets for 14 rims. No member of the Waitara team was successful in reaching double figures, and the highest scorer was that of McKenner, who reached .8.

. Inglewood’s innings started badly, as Speechly went after he had scored 3, but a great stand was made by Parkin (38) and M. Sutton (22), who added 53 for the second wicket. Barry also made a good showing by adding 26 runs to Inglewood’s total. Soffe was the most successful Waitara bowler. He took four wickets for 22 runs. Telfer also did well by taking three wickets for 23 runs. The, fielding of both, .teams, especially that <of Inglewood, was of a high standard;. j Priar. stumped three, : Inglewood batsmen. Details are as follow:— . . ' waitara:

Total > 21 Bowling: Allen took four wickets for 14 runs;’ Parkin, five for 6; Barry, none for,’ 1. ... •

Total .............I Hl Bowling: O’Donnell took no wickets for 14 runs; Priar, one for 12; Pizzey, none for 14; Chadwick, two for 17; Soffe, four for 22; Telfar, three for 23. BELL BLOCK SCHOOL CRICKET. ALL-ROUNDERS’ PERFORMANCES. Following are the batting and bowling averages of the leading players of the Bell Block school team in the North Taranaki cricket competition:— Batting: J. Broughton, played 13, 525 runs, average' 40.3, highest score 91. G. Bishop, played 8, 76 runs, average 9.5, highest score 24. E. Richards, played 13, 103 runs, average 7;9, highest score 21. J. Jeffery, played 13, 88 runs, average 6.7, highest score 24. Bowling: J. Broughton, 109 overs, 28 maidens, 190 runs, 53 wickets, average 3.5; E, Richards,, 98 overs, 1? maidens, 158 runs, '42 wickets;; averaige 3.7; J. Jeffery, '7 overs, 1 niaiden,ls runs, 12 wickets, average 1.25; H. Jury, 30 overs, 5 maidens, 67 runs, 13 wickets, average 5.1; TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW. Central:—Senior B: Davison, Stephens, Ramshaw, Boyle, Parker, Smith, Baldwin, .O’Brien, Hunt, Chapman, Hawkins. New Plymouth:—Seniors: Complete match with Western Park, at Pukekura Park. Senior B v. Central, at Tukapo. Juniors: Des Forges, Black, Johns, O’Donnell, Bowen, Autridge, Sarten (2), Tweedale, Hoffmann, C. Shaw, Revell.

Pizzey, c Mackinder, b Allen ...... S6£fe, c and'b Alien .I;......’..’. ..■ • 1 Chadwick, c Barry, b Parkin ...... .. 2 Grants c Spurdie, b Parkin .. 2 .. 0 Chittenden, c and b Allen ........ .. 1 O’Donnell, b Parkin .. 0 McKenzie, run out •• .....'• ..' 8 Telfar, b Parkin ............ .. 0 St. George, c Mackinder, b Parkin .. .0 Beckbessinger, not out , i. . . .. .. 0 .. 0

' ’■ INGLEWOOD. Speechley, c Chadwick, b’Priar .... 3 Parkin, c Grant, b Telfar ....... 38 M. Sutton, c Grant,, b’Telfar J..;.... 22 Allen, st. Priar, b Telfar 1: Peacock, st. Priar, b Chadwick ...... 8 Barry, b Soffe 26 Evetts, c Beckbessinger, b Chadwick 1 Mackinder, st. Priar, b Soffe 4 Wright, c Telfar, b Soffe ,..•.. 0 Burrows, b Soffe < 0 Spurdie, not out ...; 1 8