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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17178, 23 October 1923, Page 7

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CITY AND SUBURBAN A”. RICCARTON. The annual matches between City and Suburban representatives and the Fliccarton Club were played at Hagley Park yesterday. Riccarton won the senior grade by 12 runs on the first innings and also the junior grade match by an innings and 130 runs. SENIOR MATCH. City and Suburban batted first and made 136. Smythe 38. Matthews 35, Peacock 21 and Robertson 20 compiling most of the runs. Riccarton replied with 147, R. J. Powell 47, A. C. Fuller 26.

Bowling analysis.—-A. Olsen 17.2 overs, 28 runs, 4 wickets; G. Robertson 12 overs, 41 runs, 3 wickets; J. -Tones 8 overs, 43 runs. 2 wickets: R. Langford 2 overs, 13 runs, 0 wickets. JUNIOR MATCH. Riccarton took first strike and hatting eight men made 280 (Gurnsey 65. Robertson 81. Cox 42). City and Suburban made 46 and 104 (Dickie 20, Kelly 15, Vickers 10, Clarkson 13, 3. Pitt 18 not out, Columbus 16). Columbus 3 for 44. Clarkson 2 for 30. and Kscott 1 for 66. took the wickets far City and Suburban and Baverstoek 3 for 25. Gibbs 5 for 47. Schoeder 3 for 17, and Graham) 2. for 36 for Riccarton, who won by an innings and 130 runs. BOYS 1 ASSOCIATION y. VETERANS. A match between the executive of the Canterbury Boys’ Cricket- Association and the Veterans' Cricket Club was played at Hospital C-orner yesterday. The Veteran? batted first and made 40 (Henderson 14. Mann 10). Arnott- (3), Johnston (3). Gregory (2) and BiltcliS (2) took wickete for the Executive, who replied with 121 (Gregory 35, M'Menamin 18. Moore 18, Reed 16 not out, Arnott 13). Cook took five wickets for the Veterans, whilst Fleming (8> and Harris (2) accounted for the remainder. The Veterans' second knock realised 86 (Cock 33 uot, out. Sanders, jun., 2-5% Arnott (o', Johnston (4). Gregory and Biltcliff tcos vrioket3 for the Association, who secured the runs required for a win with the lose of two wickets (Tomlinson 11 not out). Fleming took both wickets. MATCH AT DOYLEBTON. A team of cricketers, organised by Mr C. J. Goldstone, and comprising chiefly young players from various local clubs, journeyed to Doyieaton. where they met the Ellesmere representatives. The match was closely contested and ended in a win for Ellesmere by six wickets. A fine century by R. Walkor for the country team was the outstanding feature of the batting, while Chamberlain (Ellesmere scored 54 not out. Coupland 38, Cockrofi 29 and Logie 28 batted soundly for the town team. Following are the scores:— CHRISTCHURCH.

Total for four wickets . . iuo Bowling analysis.—Hahn. 2 overs. no maidens, 19 runs. 2 wickets; J. Logie, 2 overs, no maidens. 10 runs, 1 wicket; F. Woods. 6 overs, no maidens, 35 runs. 1 wicket: R. Counland, 5 overs, no maidens, 25 run?, 1 wicket. JEWISH CLUBS MATCH. Per Press Association. WELLINGTON. October 33. In a match between the Wellington and Christchurch Jewish Clubs. the latter scored 178. A. Jacobs (39) and Spolekev (67) put ou over 100 for the fir?=t wicket, but Benjamin, who took wickets for 49, was too good for the rest. The home side made 197 for eight wickets. M. Pitowsky carrvjntr hi? bat for 153. Benjamin (19) was the only other double figure.

CITY AND SUBURBAN. First Innings. J- Jones, c Charles b Rix 0 C. L>obbs, b Rix 7 P. Peacock, c Mann b R. Powell 21 J. Matthews, b Rix 35 E. Watson, 1> R. Powell 4 R. Langford, c Bain, b R. Powell 2 W. Smyths, b Butler 33 A. Olsen, b J. L. Powell 8 J. Carrington, run out 8 C. Winter, not out R Extras . . 17 Total 1?5 Bowling analysis.—C. Rix 13 o 4 4 runs, 3 wickets; R. J. Powell 9 o 29 runs, 3 wickets; J. R. Powell 3 o 17 runs, 1 wicket; J. Butler 3 ove rs, 4 runs, 1 wicket; C. Mann 7 overs 21 runs. 1 wicket; K. Bain 11 overs , S3 runs, 0 wickets. RICCARTON. First Innings. J. Butler, run out F. Charles, l.b.w b Robertson 15 J. Li. Powell, b .Tones 0 R. »T. Powell, l.b.w. b Robertson F. Cox. b Olsen . 0 E. It. Cay gill, b Jones 7 A. C- Fuller, b Robertson 26 K. B. Bain, b Olsen 18 C. T. Rix, b Olsen , . . C. Mann, not out «. . 2 —. Milne, b Olsen • . Extras • • • 17 Total * . - 147

First- Innings. W. E. Cockroft. c Chamberlain b Smith 2D C. .T. Oliver. Ibw b Smith J. Murchison, c Free b H. Dalle v J. Lost is, c W. Dailey b E??leton . . 26 F. Woode, b H. Dalle,C. Jj. King, bit wicket., b H Dailey . 13 V. Hahn, o Chamberlain b E?gleton R- Coupland, run out H. Kin?, e W. Dalloy b Eggleton . . 1 J Barwiek. not out P. Irvin?, ?;> E??l©ton ... Byes Tota I ..... . 249 Bowlin? analysis.—H. Smith. IS overs. 3 maidens, 49 runs, 2 wickets; Eeglet-on , 8.5 overs, no maidens. 37 runs, 4 wickets ; 5. B. 3 wickets. Second inning*. W. E. Cockroft. c and b Smith . IS F. Woods, st. Chamberlain b II. Dailey 16 B. Coupland, c and b Chambers . 37 C. Tj. King, b Smith 18 .T. Barwiek. b Smith 14 r. C. Oliver, not out .... Bvee Total for five wicket s (de dared) .... 124 Bowlin? analysis. -7T. Smith. 7 over -, 1 maiden. 37 runs. 3 wickets. Dailey overs, no maidens. 44 runs. 1 wicket T. Chambers, 3 overs, J maiden, 4 rur s, 1 ELLESMERE. First Innings. J. Chamberlain, b Coupland 2 J. Coe. b C. L. King 1 H. Dailey, b C. L. Kin? 17 W. Dailey, h C. L. Kine R Walker, b Coupland 106 E. Chambers, Ibw b Logie L. Ebert, o Woods b Murchison . 18 T. Free, not out T. Egprletcn. c Coupland b Woods H. Smith, c H. Kin? b Woods 0 L. Cox. c Oliver b Woods 0 Byes 5 Total Bowlin? analysis.—C. I.. Kin?, S overs. 1 maiden. SD runs. 3 wickets; R. Coup] 7 overs. 1 maiden. 37 runs. 2 wickets : F. Woods. 7 overs. 1 maiden. 23 rum wickets: -T. Murchison, 2 overs, no maidens. 21 runs, 1 wicket. Second Innings. J. Chamberlain, not out J. Coo. o Coupland b Woods 12 H. Dailey. Ibw b Coupland 10 T. E??leton, b Hahn 9 E. Chambers, b Hahn 1 H. Smith, not out .... 10 Byes Total for four wicket6 ~105