CRICKET

Waikato Independent, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3270, 23 February 1937, Page 5

CRICKET

CAMBRIDGE SUB-ASSOCIATION

HIGH SCHOOL V, WANDERERS

The final series of games in the second round of the Cambridge cricket, competitions were commenced on Saturday, when in the principal fixture, High School played Wanderers at the Square, while City met Colts at the High School ground. High School batted first and made a bad start, four wickets being down for 11. Muller and Boyce then took the score to 58, and the total eventually was 84 all out. Muller 33 and Boyce 28 both played good, steady knocks at a critical stage, while Glanville with 14 rendered useful assistance... -

N. McKinnon trundled with great success for Wanderers and in his bag of six for 24 he secured the hat trick.

Wanderers headed the School by 8 runs on the first innings in knocking up 92. There was some even scoring, the, following batsmen shaping well: N. McKinnon 15, L. McKinnon 15, Kneebone 13, Crawshaw 13 and D<McKinnon 14. Bowling for High School Ross collected five victims at a cost of 23 runs. ; High School in their second strike have lost one wicket for 18, Muller being not out for 11. .. Scores: • • ■■ HIGH SCHOOL.—First Innings: Muller, st Morse,; b L. McKinnon, 33; Brunskill, b N. McKinnon, 0; Broderson, b N. McKinnon* 0; Ross, 1 c Morse, b N. McKinnon, 0; Boyce, b N; McKinnon, 284* Watt, b N. McKinnon, 0; Glanville, st Morse, b L. McKinnon, 14; Kerr, not out, 1; Hanna, b N. McKinnon, 0; Finch, lbw, b L. McKinnon, 0; Mofriss, absent, 0; extras, 8. Total, 34. Rowling: N.'/McKinnon took six,wickets, for 24 runs, Crawshaw: none for 12; L. McKinnon three for 27, Bastin none for 8, Kneebone nonetor 5. ■■ ::■■■■ . ' . ' Second Innings f Muller, not out, 11; Watt, F N. McKp*9°^ t -,U son, not out* 6. Total for one wic-** ket, 18. City v. Colts Colts, who took first strike, rattled up the fine score of 160. Wilson played a great knock' for 66, and had the bad luck-to be :: run out. -E. Chard gave a sound display to contribute 47. The City bowlers had a hard day, most success coming to Litchwark who took' three for 68. City in their innings have foUght back well, and have reached 139 for the loss of six wickets. Hughes played a forceful knock to be unbeaten at stumps with the fine score of 65 to his credit. Litchwark was again in the runs and put together a soundly compiled 50. Scores:

COLTS.—First Innings: Wilson, run out, 66; Woolley, b Humphries, 15; Hubbard, b Litchwark, 11; E. Chard, c sub., b Litchwark* 47; Low, c sub., b Litchwark, 3; Ed. Chard, b Humphries, i; Kilmore, not out, 14; extras, 3. Total, 160. Bowling: I. Litchwark took three wickets for 68, Humphries two for 50, Hughes none for 29, Cornwall none for 10.

ClTY.—First Innings: Cornwall, b Ed. Chard, 1; W. Munroe, c sub,, b E. Chard, 2; Litchwark, b E. Chard, 50; D. Munroe, c Low, b Ed. Chard, fiV-Hughes, hot i out, 65; T. Oiar/I* b 7. Chard, 5; Kelly, c and b E, Chard, 1; Humphries, not out, 4; extras, 1L Total for six wickets, 139. VISIT FROM HAMILTON During the week-end an interesting match was played at the Square when a Cambridge representative team met Mr A. Sanford's Hamilton Eleven. Cambridge were too strong for-the visitors, and scored a very comfortable win by the wide margin of an innings and 13 runs. Hamilton batting first were all dismissed for 66. McMahon 30 not out, was the only batsman to get going, and with Nodder 10, w r as the only double-figure scorer. The wickets were fairly evenly distributed, Crawshaw, Humphries and E. Chard each collecting two. Cambridge, in their first innings,

compiled the useful score of 123. Muller 40 and N. McKinnon 24 batted well for the local team, and put on 40 in a fifth-wicket stand. The most troublesome of the Hamilton attack were A. Lissette, three for 13, and A. Nodder, three for 22.

Hamilton fared even worse in their second visit to the crease, the side totalling 44, of which Davies contributed 11. Crawshaw returned the splendid figures of five for 21, with Broderson taking three for 6. Scores were:

HAMILTON.—First Innings: Owsley, b Humphries, 1; Bonner, run out* 2; Avery, b Crawshaw, 3; Church, lbw, b Humphries, 0; Dimmock, st Muller, b Litchwark, 8; Woods, c Muller, b Chard, 3; Davies, c Crawshaw, b Chard, 2; Lissette, lbw, b Broderson, 0; McMahon, not out, 30; Nodder, lbw, b Crawshaw, 10; Newton, b Boyce, 2; extras, 5. Total, ; 66. Bowling: Crawshaw took two wickets for 7 runs, Humphries two for 10, E. Chard two for 4, Broderson one for 1, Litcliwark one for 15, N. McKinnon none for 6, Woolley none for 16, Boyce one for 0. Second Innings: Newton, b Crawshaw, 6; McMahon, c Chard, b CraWshaw, 7; Nodder, b Crawshaw,. 2; JLissette, b Crawshaw, 7; Davies, b Broderson, 11; Woods, c and' b CrawshaW, 0; D>imnioc v k, st _ Muller, b Broderson, 1; Church, run out, 4; Avery, lbw, b Broderson, 0; Bonner, run out, 3; Owsley, not out, 8;. extras, 1; Total', 44. ’

BoWling: Chard too a no wickets,, for T ruins, Crawshaw five' for 21, Broderson three for 6, .Humphries none for 9, Boyce none for 0. ‘ CAMBRIDGE—-First Innings: >yU: son, b Lissette, 8; Muller, { c Avery, b Nodder, 40; Brodehson, b '.Lissette, 0; BoVce, b Lissette, 9; N. McKinnon, lbw, b Nodder, 24; Litchwark, c Dimmock, b McMahon, 9; E. Chard, st 'Woods, -b Nodder, .11; Ross, b Avery, ,7*/ Woolley, not out 13; Crawshaw, b Avery, 0; Humphries, c McMahdn,’ b Church, 5; exitras, 6. Total; 123:; r \ Bowling: Owsley took no wickets for 14 nips, Davies none for 9, Lis- - three for 13, McMahon one for 18, Nodder three for' 22, Dimmock pone for 22, Church : one for 8, and Avery twp for 11. • VV'-V*S\ V V ’ '*• ; .

KAIRANGI BEAT HANNON’S ROAD

WIN ON FIRST INNINGS

Teams representing the ''Kair&aga Settlement and K&nriorfS Road played a frfendly' cricket /.match during the week-end, the former winningoh the first innings. Results were: KAIRANGI. First Innings: M. Dillon, b E, Beer, 18; Jon Sturmer, b'F. Gardner, 1; D. Dillon, b E* Beer, 66; T. Kneebone, b E. Beer, 13; P. Alderman, b E. Beer, 30; D. Wallen, c and b E. Beer, 0; T. Dillon, b Fi Gardner, 2; M. Gillard, b F. Gardner, 0; G. Bennett, b S. Baker, 1; D. Dillon, not. out, 0; A. Kneebone, b,S. Baker, 0; extras, 4. Total, 135. Bowling: E. Beer b for *vi, r. Gardner 3 for 38, S. Baker 2 for 28. HANNON’S ROAD— First Innings: F. Gardner, b Wallen, 44: S. baker, b D. Dillon, 16; S. Bond, b D, DiUon. 0; N. Ridgway, b Wallen, 4; H. R.idgwoy, b Wallen, 6; F. Climo, b M. Dillon, 2; P. Beer, b Alderman,- 0 : K. Coromandel, b Alderman, •-1; A. Dobbs, b D. Dillon, 0; E: Beer, not out, 6; JI Dobbs, b D.'Dillon,' 0: extras, 1. Total; 74.' - Bowling: D. Dillon* 4 for 18,'Wallen 3 for 12, Alderman 2 for 8; M. Dilidh 1 for 35. ' HANNON’S ROAD—Second . Inn - ihgs: F. Gardner, b M. Dillon, .>6; S. Baker, b M. Dillon, 4; S.• BObd, b M.' Dilloir, 16; N. Ridgway, run out, 0; H. Ridgway, not out, BO; P. Beer, b D. Dillon, 4; F. Climo, b Alderman, 14; -Coromandel, b -Aiderman, 5; E. Beer, b Aldermah; 0; J. Dobbs, b Alderman, 0; . A! Dobbs, !b Alderman, Of extras, 3. Total. 142. j Bowling: Anderman 5 for 30, M. Dillon 3 for 23, D. Dillon l.for 50. KAIRANGI.—Second Innings: M. Dillon, run out, 1; Von Stunner, b IS. Baker, Id; D. Dilloh, b E. Beer, 5: ip. Alderman, not out, 28; M. Gillard, ! lbw, b E. Beer, 6; T. Kneebone. b |e. Beer, 21; G. Bennett, b F. Climo, ! 4;--13. Wallen, not out, 5; extras, 1. . Total for six wickets, 82. | Bowling: E. Beer 3 for 21; S. Baker 1 for 28, F. Climo 1 for 12.