CRICKET.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXIV, Issue 932, 30 November 1933, Page 16

CRICKET.

Representative Match at Springston. ELLESMERE v. SUBURBAN. and the Suburban Association began their match in the Sub-association Shield competition at Springston yesteray. The weather was ideal, and the wicket and outfield in good order. Suburban batted first, opening with X. Stokes and S. Cawtheray. The pair put on 35 for the first wicket, but two more wickets fell for 5 runs, and three were down for 40. M’Ewen and Waine put on 40 for the fourth wicket, but Oliver and Harris went cheaply. Later in the innings Archer, Owen and Sincock made useful stands, and the total reached 187. Bowling for Ellesmere, M. Templeton took two for 82 and J. Bain six for 50. Ellesmere lost two wickets for 5 runs, then G. Macartney and Grimwood carried the score to 58. Five wickets fell for an additional 20 runs', and seven were down for 78. H. Smith came in well down, and hit out merrily for 32, but M’Ewen and Owen had all the other batsmen well tied up. and the innings closed for 121. Bowling for Suburban. Cawtheray secured two wickets for 10 runs, M’Ewen four for 42 and Owen three for 44. Suburban began their second innings at 5.30. The first wicket fell at 26, S?tokes being caught and bowled by G. Smith for 10. Cullen joined Cawtheray, and the score reached 51 when Cullen was stumped by Meyers. T. Waine came next, and he and Cawtheray played out time. When play ceased, the score stood at 123 for two wickets, Cawtheray being 54 and Waine 39. Scores:— SUBURBAN. First Innings. N. Stokes, c Meyers b Templeton . . 9 S. Cawtheray, c K. M’Cartney b Templeton 22 A. Cullen, b Smith l T. Waine, c Grimwood b Bain IS .1. M’Ewen, c Ryan b Rain 48 W. Oliver, c Ryan b Bain 1 F. Harris, c Smith b Bain 1 N. Archer, not out 29 H. Thompson, b Bain 11 W. Owen, Ibw b Bain 16 T. Sincock, c K. M’Cartney b Smith IS Extras 13 Total IS7 Bowling Analysis. Overs. Mdns. Rns. Wkts. H. Smith 24 4 69 2 •T. Bain 21 5 50 6 M. Templeton . . 3 8 2 J. Ryan 4 H. Green 6 1 14 W. Doak 3 Second Innings. N. Stokes, e and b Smith 10 S'. Cawtheray; not out 54 A. Cullen, st Meyers b Doak 8 T. Waine, not out 39 1 Extras 12 Total for two wickets .... 123 ELLESMERE. First Innings. K. Macartney, c Harris b Cawtheray 1 W. Doak, b Sincock 0 G. Macartney, c Sincock b Owen . . 32 H. Grimwood, c Cawtheray b Owen 26 J. Bain, c Harris b M'Ewen 0 M. Templeton, c Waine b M’Ewen 3 F. Ridden, c M’Ewen b Owen 6 H. Meyers, c Cullen b M’Ewen .... 4 J. Ryan, c Waine b M’Ewen . 10 H. Smith, b Cawtheray 32 H. Green, not out 2 Extras 5 Total 121 Bowling Analysis. Overs. Mdns. Rns. Wkts. T. Sincock .... 7 1 21 1 S. Cawtheray .. 6.2 1 10 2 W. Owen 15 2 44 3 J. M’Ewen .... 15 3 42 4 Technical School. Yesterday Technical played the final round of their cricket championship. The final, whcih was well contested, was won by Harris’s House. Results:— Harris's House, 115, defeated Newton’s House, 26 and 91, by 68 runs. Other Match©a. Kidson's House, 115 for three wickets declared and 40 for eight wickets, defeated Denny’s House, 59 and S 4, .by twelve runs and two wickets. Wise’s House, 167, defeated Cartner’s House, 41 and 32, by an innings and 94 runs. Bender’s House, 93, defeated Phear’s House, 28 and 11, by an innings and 54 Girls’ Matches.s The following matches, arranged by the Canterbury Girls’ Cricket Association, in connection with the sixth round of the inter-club competitions will be played on Saturday:— Senior Grade—Technical v. Argyle House, at Ensor’s Road: High School Old Girls v. Spreydon, at Malvern Park No. 2: Beckenham v. Mai Moa, at Malvern Park No. 3. Junior Grade—Technical v. Mai Moa, at Spreydon Domain; Ballantyne’s v. Tohe B, at Malvern Park No. 5; Tohe A v. Harewood, at Malvern Park No. 4; M’Kenzie’s v. Beckenham, at Beckenham Park; Sacred Heart, v. JTi&h School Old Girls, at Malvern Park No. 1. Boys’ Association. On Saturday, St Bede’s were not able to play their games in the Boys’ Association’s knock-out. The postponed matches were played yesterday, the results being as follows: Third Grade. Under Fifteen Years. St Bede's, 132 (Nee 55), drew with West Christchurch, 55 (Thorne 86 not out) for seven wickets. St Bede’s, on the average, qualified for the final. Fifth Grade. Under Fourteen Years. St Bede’s,- 105 (Sherratt 52) for eight wickets, defeated High School-St Andrew’?, 63 by 42 runs and two wiclcets on the first r.nings. Seventh Grade. Under Fourteen Years. Technical, 73, defeated St Bede’s, 65, by eight runs on the first innings. Final Round. On Saturday the final round of the Bo) s' Association’s knock-out is to be played. The following is the draw:— First Grade—Technical v. West Christchurch, at Straven Road No. 5: High School-St Bede’s v. Christ’s College, at Straven Road No. 6. Second Grade—High School-St Andrew’s, at Straven Road No. 6; Christ’s College v. New Brighton-Technical, at Straven Road No. 7. Third Grade—High School v. St Bede’s, at En:or’s Road No. 3: Christ’s College-Technical v. West Christchurch, at Ensor’s Road No. 4. Fourth Grade—Christ’s College A v. High School-St Andrew’s, at Ensor’s Road No. 5; Christ’s College B-Technical v. West Christchurch-St Bede’s, at Ensor’s Road No. 6. Fifth Grade—Christ’s College-Techni-cal v. St Bede’s, at Ensor’s Road No. 7: West Christchurch v. High School-St Andrew’s, at Ensor'a Road No. 8. Sixth Grade—Medbiiry v. West Christchurch, at Medbury; Cathedral Gram-mar-Technical v. High School, at Ensor’s Road No. 9. Seventh Grade—Technical v. West Christchurch, at Ensor’s Road No. 10; St Bede’s v. Christ’s College-High Schcol, at St Bede’s No. 2.