CRICKET.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16942, 17 January 1923, Page 4

CRICKET.

WAIAU v. PARNASSUS. A cricket match between Waiau and j Parnassus was played on the Waiau Doj main on Friday, and after an interesti ing £-?j2xe. rev-.C ted in a win for the home team by 118 runs on tho first innings. Scores WAIAU. W. R. Gorton, c G. Herdman b W. A. M'FatTane ...... 53 P. Morse, c K. Rutherford b W. A. M'Farlano ...... 1) M. Macfarlane, c G. Herdman b G. Holmes 2d S. Smale, b W. A. M'Farlano . . .14 C. Deane, b W. A. M'Farlano ... 2 F. Griffiths, c G. Herdman b J. M’Far--11. Roger--, c W. A. M'Farlano b Dr Withers 14 D. Ij. Rutherford, b W. A. M'Fa.riane . 34 H. Orossldy, b W. A. M’Farlane . . 4 S. L«. Rutherford, c Thomas b J. M’Farlane 17 C. Higgins, not out 9 Extras 27 Total 227 Bowling analysis.—W. A. M'Farlano. six wickets for 78 runs; J. M’Farlane, two for 70; G. Holmes, one for 32; Dr Withers, one for 29; F,. Rutherford, none for 17; G. Rutherford, none for 12; R. Steele, none for 7. PARNASSUS. J. K. M’Farlane, c IT. Rogers b M. Macfarlane 9 N. Rutherford, run out .... 8 Thomas, b D. L. Ruthei-ford ... 4 E. Rutherford. lb*v b M. Macfarlane . 7 W. A. M’Farlano. run out . . .48 Dr Withern, Ibw b M. Macfarlane . . o O. Herdman, b C, Higgins ... 3 TL Steele. b C. Higgins . . . . 1 G. Holmes, b C. Higgins O A. M’Varlahe. c P. Morse b H. Rogers 2 G Rutherford, not out .... 7 Extras 10 Total 103 Bowling analysis.—C. Higgins. three wickets for 32 runs: M. Macfarlane. three for 22; D. U. Rutherford, one for 14; H. Rogers, one for -25; S. Smale, none for 8. WAIAU TOWNSHIP v. THE BUSH. The Amuri County competition was continued on Saturday afternoon, when the Waiau Township played The Bush on the Waiau Domain, the game resulting in a win for the township by 49 runs. The township batted first and compiled 161 runs, to which H. Rogers contributed 52 (retired). C. Higgins 39. M. Macfarlane 20. A. Buchanan 12 and F. S. Northcote 10. The Bush replied with 112. S. Smale 42. F. Griffiths 23 and E. P. H. Burbury 17 being the chief scorers. For the township, H. Rogers. C. Richards and M. Macfarlane were the most successful bowlers, as were F. Griffiths and E. Milltori for The Bush. A REVIVAL. After a lapse of a number of years, the one time popular match, the Rutherford and Macfarlane families versus a team from the rest of the Waiau district., has been revived. This match was commenced on the Waiau Domain, but- when the Rutherford and Macfarlane team, who batter fi-sfc had compiled 17S for five wickets (M. Macfarlane 76, W. A. Macfarlane 60, D. C. Macfarlane 19. E. Rutherford 11 and S. L<. Rutherford 6), the game was stopped by rain. BOYS’ ASSOCIATION. The Canterbury Boys’ Cricket Association’s under eighteen representatives will play a game tins afternoon against a team elected by the secretary. The association team will be chosen from tlie following. all of whom must turn up at Hospital Corner at 2 p.m. this afternoon: R. Lattimore (St Bede’s), .T. H. Moore (Technical), Grafton (Technical!, Lilburne (West Christchurch). Holmes (West Christchurch). Barnes (Boys’ High School). W. Sweeney (Marist), Fleming (Boys’ High School). Rowe (Boys’ High School).. A. Tomlinson (Technical), Jamieson (St Andrew's), S. O'Brien (Marist), J. Payne (St Bede's). W. M'Donnell (Marist). The team selected to make the trip t-o Rangiora for the game against North Canterbury will he announced in to-mor-row morning's paper. A practice of those