RANGITIKEI CRICKET

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 282, 2 December 1935, Page 9

RANGITIKEI CRICKET

NORTH AGAINST SOUTH MATCH FOR THE COLTS L From Our Own Correspondent. ] MARTON, Dec. 1. Beautiful weather favoured the •cricketers in Rangitikei on Saturday, and the match between North, and South Rangitikei on the Quunty grounds at Marton resulted in a good game. North won by nipe-runs. North opened with J. Marshall and W. R. Bennett, the former playing bright cricket for 65, . whilst Bennett was caught after making 17 runs. The only other batsmen to reach double figures wore P. Williams 17 and T. C. Young 10. H. Parkes and 11. Marshall were prominent at bowling, each taking three, wickets. South Rangitikei replied with 138 runs in their strike. M. Wysocki kept up his reputation as a batsman hy topping the score with 39, followed by B. Innes (20), D. A. Cameron f2'6), and S. 8. Powell (19). 'J’be match was at an interesting stage when the last three batsmen went to Ihe wickets, but they failed to make the required runs, and North won by nine runs on the first ir.nirgs. T. C. Lowry was in good form with the ball and took four wickets for 16. The North played out time and had 94 on the board when stumps were drawn. Scores:— North Rangitikei

First Innings J. Marshall, c H. Marsha 11, b Parkes 65 W. R. Bennett, <u P. Marshall, b Parkinson 17 T. C. Lowry, c Parkinson, b H. Marshall 10 T. R. Parkes, b 11. Marshall .... 2 W. Grove, b H. Marshall 2 Baddeley, b Sladden 3 T. Whittle, not out 6 P. C'aird, c Powell, b Parkinson 9 P. Williams, c Parkinson, b Parkes 17 .T. Rolfe, not out 2 R. Schofield, c Parkinson, b Parkes 0 Extras 14 Total 147 Bowling.—R. Parkinson, two for 56; H. Parkes, three for 18; H. Marshall, three fur 39; D. Sladden, one for 11; J. Hallwood, none for 10. Second Innings -T. Marshall, b Innes 3 W. Grove, c A. Marshall, b Parkinson 20 C. Baddeley, b Parkes 4 R. Schofield, c A. Marshall, b H. Marshall 13 P. Williams, c P. Marshall, b Parkinson . . . 1 T. Parkes, lbw, b FT. Marshall .. 2 I’. Whittle, not out 21 T, C. Lowry, not nut 24 Extras 6 Total, six wickets for .. . . 94

UNITED V. T. 0.8. Technical College Old Boys had first use of the wicket against United and scored 161 runs. Thomas and Davidson opened the innings and had scored 52 runs when the latter lost his wicket to Wood after scoring 33 runs. Connor w r ent to the crease and he and Thomas added 13 runs when Thomas was bowled by Wood with a score of 26. The next four wickets fell for 24 rims but Gilmour came to light with a handy 30, the total being 161. United did not make a promising start and lost three wickets for 26 runs. Scoring was slow and when play ceased United had 82 runs for the loss of seven wickets. Currie (18), McDougal (17), Gee (11) and Wood (10) were the only double figure scorers. (Details were as follow; Technical 0.8. First Innings. Thomas, 1.b.w., b Wood 26 Davidson, b Wood 33 L. Connor, c and b Wood 9 Hinton, c Sewell, b Wood 7 Byers, 1.b.w., b McDougal 3 Falconer, b Wood 9 Gilmour, 1.b.w., b Wood 30 Smith, c and b Wood 8 Spooner, b Wood 14 J. Connor, b McDougal 9 Galycr, not out 6 Extras .. 7 Totall6l Fall of Wickets. —One. for 52; two for 65; three for 77; four for 83; five for 83; six for 93; seven for 109; eight for 136; nine for .149; 10 for 161. Bowling analysis. Wood, eight for 64; McDougal, two for 35; Mackie, none for 11; Sewell, none for 20; Currie, none for 24. UnitedWood, b Smith . 10 Sewell, c Galyer, b Falconer .... 1 Gee, b Smith 11 McDougal, c Spooner, b Falconer J 7 Jacobs, 1.b.w., b Smith 1 Wilson, c Thomas, b Gilmour .... <8 Orton, not out 3 Currie, b Davidson 18 IDeere, b Davidson 0 Mackie, b Davidson 0 Extras 13 Total for seven wickets .. 82 Fall of Wickets. —One for 6; tw y o for 23; three for 26; four for 44; five for 59; six for 60; seven for 82; eight for 82; nine for 82. Bowling analysis.—Davidson, three for 3; Smith, three for 27; Falconer, two for 26; Gilmour, none for 13.

Bowling.- -R. Parkinson, two for 15; J. Hallwood, none for 18; B. Innes, one for 21; N. Park.es, one for 19; D. Sladden, none for 3; H. Marshall, two for 12. South Rangitikei First Innings A. Marshall, c Whittle, b Schofield 10 M. Wysocki, c J. Marshall, b Rolfe 39 3 B. V. Innes, st. Lowry, b Caird . . 20 D. A. Cameron, c Rolfe, b "Whittle 26 1 S. S. Powell, c Grove, b Lowry .. 19 s IE Marshall, c Caird, b Lowry .. 8 D. B. Sladden, c Grove, b Rolfe .. 8 j P. Marshal], c Caird, b Whittle .. 2 H. Parkes, not out 0 r J. Hallwood, b Lowry 0 r R. Parkinson, c J. Marshall, b Lowry, , . 4 Extras 2 Total 138 Bowling.—R, Schofield, one for 29; [ T. Whittle, two for 28; P. Caird, one . for 36; J. Rolfe, two for 22; I. Parkes, , none for 5; T. U. Lowry, four for 16.

, BANGIOROUA v. RANGITIKEI ; COLTS The Rangitikei Colts journeyed to Ohingaiti on Saturday and had a most enjoyable game with Rangioroua, the Colts winning by 78 runs on the first innings. The Colts, as a team, were in ' good form and played very bright cricket. B. Baskin (J 6 and J. lllston (37) «s»ened for the Colts and made free use of the bat. 1. Jolly (28) and P. Corballis (32) were both on their game, the former’s score including two > sixes and two fours, whilst Corballis notched a six and four fours. Blue was the most effective bowler for the North, taking three wickets for 40. 1 The Rangioroua’s first innings rea- ! lised 80, Talbot (.18) and Burton (28) ! making the best stand. B. Baskin was ; successful in taking four wickets for > 16, and I. Jolly three for 14. Rangioi :’oua played out tipie in their second ’ innings and reached 65 runs for the • loss of six wickets, of which Blue ) made 20 and Murphy 27. Rix-Trott t was deadly at bowling and took five ■ wickets for 10 runs. The Colts thor- ’ oughly enjoyed the visit to Ohingaiti ; and had quite a good afternoon’s , cricket. Scores: — Rangitikei Colts R. Baskin, c and b Lowry 1.6 J. lllston, c Webb, b Blue .... 37 > N. Rix-Trott, »c Thacker, b Burton ‘l7 T. Jolly, lbw, b Murphy 28 i N. Shields, c Burtpn, b Blue .... 3 I V. Smith, b Maurice 1 R. Whitcombe, run out 10 ; P. Corballis, c Maurice, b Morton 32 S. Ryburn, b Blue 2 ! W. K. Fisher, c Thacker, b Lowry 4 > D. Rose, not out 0 Extras 8 i TotallsB - ' Bowling.—Maurice, one for 26; 1 Lowry, two for 29; Blue, three for 40; ~ McMillan, none for 19; Morton, one for 2; Murphy, one for 14; Burton, one for 21. j Rangioroua n ( First Innings 0 Murphy, c Fisher, b Jolly 0 11 Rainsav, c Smith, b Jolly 3 ■ s Webb,‘b Rix-Trott .. .”. 3 ; 3 Alorton, run out 3 Thacker, c Fisher, b Jolly .... 0 2 Talbot, b Baskin 18 Burton, c IHston, b Baskin .... 25 Mauri'ce, e Rvburn, b Baskin .... 28 ( 5 McMillan, b Rose 8 v Lowry, c Corballis, b Baskin .... 2 •s Blue, not out .. .. .. 8 Extras 7 j Total 80 Bowling.—.Tolly, three for 14; Rose, one for 6: Rix-Trott, one for 37; Baskin, four for 16. Second Innings •’ Rlue, c lllston. b Rix-Trott .... 20 Murphy, c Baskin, b Jolly •.. .. 27 / Burton, c Ryburn, b Rix-Trott . . 3 J’ Ramsay, c Corballis, b Rix-Trott 7 "Webb, e Whitcombe, b Rix-Trott .. 0 Talbot, not out 3 Thacker, st. Rix-Trott 0 u Morton, not out 1 i; 4 2 Total 65 il ( Bowling.—.Tolly, one for 33; Rose, o ■ none for. 0; Baskin, none for 17; Rixc I Trott, five for 10; Whitcombe, none for it 0; Shields, none for 2.