WANGANUI MATCHES

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 73, Issue 449, 15 December 1930, Page 5

WANGANUI MATCHES

COMPETITIONS CONTINUE DAY OF GOOD SCORING. Perfect weather prevailed on Saturday for the continuation of the Wanganui Cricket Association's competition matches, though only two were played owin'? to byes, while that between TechuK-al College Old Boys and Wanganui Collegiate School was only a oneday match. This was drawn, four points being credited to each of these two teams in the competition. The other match, between Wanganui and United, will be concluded next Saturday. , , On Cook's Gardens the match between United and Wanganui had reached an interesting stage when stumps were drawn. United had batted first and placed ITS runs to their credit mainly as a result of the efforts ot Harrison (63), Jacobs (38), Walters (28) and Holland (21). Wild came out with the best bowling figures for Wanganui, taking five wickets for 46, while W. Thrush (two for 56) and G. Thrush (three for 44), accounted for the rest. Included in Harrison’s score were four

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dozen fours. Wanganui opened well, Morgan (68 not out), G. Thrush (51) and Burton (24) being the only batsmen to have a strike, and between them they had placed 153 runs to the credit of Wanganui before they ceased for the day. Morgan and G. Thrush each knocked the bowling about, scoring ten fours apiece, while Burton included four fours in his tally. Tall scoring wah not a feature in the match between Collegiate School and Technical Old Boys. School batted first and made 107, ao which total the principal contributions were made by Bunny (26 not out), Dean (21), Eranklyn (16) and Glendining (13). Davidson took five wickets for 24 and Inglis three for 33. Technical Old Boys had made 78 for the loss of five wickets when play ceased with the game drawn. Scoullar had made 39, including three fours and a similar number of threes, while Davidson’s score was 21, including two fours. These were the only double-figure scorers. Following are details of the scores:

UNITED AND WANGANUI. United. First Innings. Jacobs, c and b G. Thrush 38 Holland, b W. Thrush 21 Harrison, b Wild ..... 63 Gibbons, c Broughton, bG. Thrush 3 Marsh, c Corder, bG. Thrush .. 7 Walters, 1.b.w., bK. Thrush .... 28 Manson, b Wild 1 Pleasants, c and b Wild 0 Clark, b Wild 4 Mackay, not out 5 Skelsey, b Wild 0 Extras • • 8 Total 178 Bowling: W. Thrush , two for sb; Wild, five f0r~46; Burton, none for 25; G. Thrush, three for 44. Wangamli. First Innings. Morgan, not out 68 G. Thrush, 1.b.w., b Holland ~ .. 51 Burton, c Skelsey, b Harrison .... 24 Extras ~ 10 Total, two for 153 Bowling: Holland, one for 33; Harrison. one for 19; Mackay, none for 40; Jacobs, none for 31; Marsh, none for 21.

COLLEGIATE AND TECH. 0.8. Collegiate School. First Innings Innes, b Inglis .. .. .. 0 Hobbs,, b Inglis 3 Glendining, b Inglis ~ .. 13 Frehner, 1.b.w.. b Scoullar 3 Franklyn, b Davidson 16 Ritchie, st Steward, b Davidson 6 Fullerton-Smith, b "Davidson .... 0 Moore, ii., b Davidsn 9 Bunny, not out . . 26 Rogers, e and b Davidson 0 Dean, 1.b.w., b Fullerton-Smith’e .. 21 Extras t , 10 Total 107 Bowling; Inglis, three for 33; Spriggins, none for 7; F. Smith, one for 17; Scoullar, one for 16; Davidson, five for 24. Technical College 0.8. First Innings. Davidson, not out 21 R. Mete Kingi, e Allerton-Smith, d Glendining 4 F. Smith, c Innes, b Glendining .. 4 Jcoullar, b Fullerton-Smith .... 39 I

J. Weir, st. Moore, b Rogers .... 4 Luxford, run out ~ .. 3 Extras 3 Total, five wickets for .... 78 Bowling; Glendining, two for 13; ' Rogers, one for 16; Fullerton-Smith, one for 24; Hobbs, non v for 6; Bunny, none for 7; Dean, none for 9. REPRESENTATIVE MATCHES MANAWATU AND FEILDING. THIRD GRADE ELEVENS. The Wanganui third grade representative eleven will play a match against Manawatu, at Palmerston North, on December 26 and 27, the team leaving the S.O.S. office at 8 a.m, on Friday, December 26, under the managership of Mr C. Booth. On January 1 and 2 a representative team will play Feiluing at Peat Park. The selector, Mr C. Booth, has chosen the following to represent Wanganui: Against Manawatu. T. Glover (Retailers). C. Higgins (Marists). H. Greig (Retailers). N. Bromiley (Retailers). Spencer (Retailers). Napier (Retailers). J. Kearney (Retailers). S. Tyler (Retailers). Gaskin (Imlay). M. Greener (Marists). Humphrey (Technical College). McNicol (Technical College). Against Tedding. H. Scott (Retailers). C. Higgins (Marists). L. Wallace (Marists). S. Lowe (Retailers). J. Kearney (Retailers). Napier (.Retailers), Gaskin (Imlay). M. Greener (Marists). T. Glover (Retailers). S. Tyler (Retailers). Bromiley (Retailers). Emergencies: Spencer, Tuffin, Nelson.