WANGANUI JUNIOR CRICKET

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 82, Issue 288, 6 December 1938, Page 4

WANGANUI JUNIOR CRICKET

SATURDAY’S RESULTS MODERATE SCORING ARAMOHO TWO POINTS IN THE LEAD The first round of the Wanganui Cricket Association's second gi ade competition was advanced a further stage on Saturday. On Victoria Park, Technical College easily accounted for Technical Old Boys, by 128 runs on the first innings, after closing their innings for seven wickets. The game between Garrison Band and United ended in a tie, both teams making 96 runs in their first innings, the bowlers on both sides keeping the batsmen rather subdueu. Aramoho had a first innings win by 88 runs over Wanganui. McDougal (Wanganui), an opening batsman, has the distinction of carrying his bat through the innings. On the Collegiate ground Marist A went under to Collegiate A by 32 runs on the first innings in a small scoring game, and Marist B and Collegiate drew, with honours about equal. Moderate scores were the order of the day in most games, with Dunlop (Tech. College), 58 runs, the best with the bat, and Palmer (United), 6 for 39, Crombie (Band), 5 for 35, Howell (Aramoho), 5 for 35, Connor (Marist B), 5 for 30, Gray (Marist A), 5 for 36, and Ibbetson (Technical College), 3 for 9, the best bowlers. Positions of Junior Teams Aramoho - -..... 36 United - 34 Collegiate B 30 Band 28 Technical College 28 Marist A 24 Collegiate A 18 Marist B 14 Wanganui 10 Technical Old Boys 6 Scores;— Aramoho v. Wanganui Wanganui, First Innings.—Breed, 1.b.w., b S. Crafar, 4; McDougall, not out 44; McCarthy, b S. Crafar, 0; Wright, b A. Crafar, 4; McCallum, o A. Crafar, 0; Limpus, c and b Howell, 41; Harris, e and b Howell, 9; Stricken, c A. Crafar, b Howell, 5; Hylton, e Timbs, b Howell, 0; Ewings, b Howell, 6; Goldsbury, b A. Crafar, 1; extras, 1. Total, 115. Bowling.—S. Crafar, 2 for 12; A. Crafar, 3 for 13; Anderson, 0 for 21; Mclnteer, 0 for 16; Howell, 5 for 33, Timbs, 0 for 19.

Aramoho, First Innings.—Baldwin, 1.b.w., b Hylton, 31; Mclnteer, c Limpus, b Hylton, 11; Stapleton, c Breed, b McDougal, 28; S. Crafar, b McDougal, 10; A. Crafar, c Limpus, b Harris, 17; Zohs, b Goldsbury, 30; Rogers, b Stricken, 10; Timbs, retired, 32; Anderson, not out, 15; Pidwell, c McCarthy, b Ewings, 4; extras 15. Total, nine wickets for, 203. Bowling.— McCarthy, 0 for 35; Goldsbury, 1 for 20; McDougal, 2 for 55; Breed, 0 for 18; Harris, 1 for 23, Ewings, i for 7; Hylton, 2 for 16; Wright, 0 for 1; Stricken, 1 for 13. Aramoho won by 88 runs on the first innings. Technical College v. Technical Old Boys Technical College, First Innings. Southcombe, run out, 1; Gilberd, b Cargill, 2; Dunlop, c Gannon, b Barnett, 58; Ahern, c Beaton, b Barnett, 41; Dixon, b Gannon, 29; Reid, b Gannon, 46; Blick, c Pritchard, b Hulbert, 21; Ibbetson, not out, 4; Capp, b Gannon, 1; extras, 16. Total, 11 wickets, declared, 219. Bowling.—Hulbert, 1 for 31; Cargill, 1 for 39; Harrison, 0 for 14; Gannon, 3 for 50; Barnett, 2 for 67.

Technical Old Boys, First Innings.— Williams, b Dunlcp, 0; Beaton, b Dunlop, 7; Clarke, b Ibbetson, 0; Drummond, b Ibbetson, 0; Harrison, b Blick, 25; Hulbert, c Dunlop, b Ibbetson, 3; Gannon, b Blick, 18; E. Barnett, not out, 35; Cargill, run out, 0; Pritchard, b Blick, 0; A. Barnett, run out, 0; extras, 3. Total, 91. Bowling.—lbbetson, 3 for 9; Dunlop, 2 for 31; Sargisson, 0 for 20; Blick, 3 for 22. Technical College won by 128 runs on the first innings. Garrison Band v. United United, First Innings.—Wood, b Francis, 8; T. Cave, b Crombie, 9; Cullimore, hit wicket, b Wahlstrom, 1, J. Nimmo, b Crombie, 14; Barnes, 1.b.w., b Crombie, 2; S. Nimmo, b Crombie, 10; M. Cave, b Roy Francis, 5; Sullivan, b Crombie, 0; Burke, 1.b.w., b Wahlstrom, 0; Pidwell, not out, 5; Palmer, c Wahlstrom, b R. Francis, 37; extras, 5. Total, 96. Bowling.—Wahlstrom, 2 for 23; R. Francis, 2 for 17; Crombie, 5 for 35; Roy Francis, 1 for 13. United, Second Innings.—Wood, b Roy Francis, 2; T. Cave, b Roy Francis, 0; .Cullimore, b Crombie, 6; J. Nimmo, not out, 21; Barnes, b Wahistrom,'l7; L. Nimmo, not out, 6, extras, 5. Total, for 4 wickets, 57.

Bowling.—Roy Francis, 2 for 14; Crombie, 1 for 12; R. Francis, 0 for 5; Wahlstrom, 1 for 10; W. Skelsey, u for 8. Garrison Band, First Innings. E. Wahlstrom, 1.b.w., b Palmer, 13; W. Skelsey, b Palmer, 12; Crombie, b Palmer, 2; R. Francis, b Barnes, 6; T. Skelsey, b Barnes, 2; Roy Francis, c Cave, b Barnes, 16; Futcher, c Wood, b Palmer, 5; M. Wahlstrom, b Palmer, 14; Grant, b Palmer, 14; Shearer, b Sullivan, 4; Pownall, not out, 0; extras, 8. Total, 96. Bowling.—Palmer, 6 for 39; Sullivan, 1 for 25; Barnes, 3 for 15; S. Nimmo, 0 for 8. The match was a tie on the first innings. Collegiate A v. Marist Collegiate A, First Innings.■■ -Struthers, b Gray, 17; Waite, c Puddle, t Cameron, 16; Russell, c Elliott, b Gray, 15; Smith, run out, 14; Metekingi, c Croll, b Gray, 3; Harding, o Cameron, 0; Murray, b Gray, 2; Fitzherbert, run out, 0; Cooper, b Gray, 1; Gilbertson, not out, 18; Stanford, b Cameron, 1; extras, 1. Total, 88. Bowling.—Wallace, 0 for 15; Gray, 5 for 36; Cameron, 3 for 32. Marist A, First Innings.—Puddle, c Russell, b Murray, 9; Wallace, c Russell, b Stanford, 5; Cronin, b Metekingi, 9; Gray, st. Smith, b Murray, 2; Cameron, b Metekingi, 2; Stewart, c Smith, b Murray, 8; Brown, c Smith, b Metekingi, 6; Elliott, b Metekingi, 0; Croll, b Murray, 1; Howard, not out, 0; Kenny, st. Smith, b Murray, 4; extras, 10. Total, 56. Bowling.—Stanford, 1 for 8; Metekingi, 4 for 17; Murray, 5 for 21.

Collegiate A won by 32 runs on the first innings. Collegiate B v. Marist B Collegiate B, First Innings.—Spencer, b Connor, 25; Mackay, b Sanders, 0; Jordan, c Pleasants, b Connor, 18, Ford, b Greener, 35; Hammond, b C. Rose, 14; Cave, b Greener, 1; Druce, b Connor, 13; Mitford, b Connor, 5; McHardy, b Connor, 7; Dodshun, not out, 1; Wood, not out, 0; extras, 15. Total, 9 wickets, declared, 134. Bowling.—■ Sanders, 1 for 34; Greener, 2 for 31; Williamson, 0 for 10; Connor, 5 for 30; C. Rose, 1 for 4; Pleasants, 0 for 2. Marist B, First Innings.—Sanders, b McHardy, 15; Pleasants, b Cave, 6; C. Rose, 1.b.w., b Dodshun, 1; Greener, st, b Ford, 11; Connor, not out, 11; Rose, b Wood, 9; Taylor, b Wood, 5, White, not out, 5; extras, 18. Total, for five wickets, 81. Bowling.—Dodshun, 1 for 20; Cave, 1 for 5; McHardy, 1 for 7; Ford, 1 (or 21; Wood, 2 for 10. The match was drawn. REPRESENTATIVE CRICKET WANGANUI TEAM SELECTED MATCH AGAINST SOUTH TARANAKI The following players have been selected by Mr. E. C. Gee to represent Wanganui against South Taranaki, at Hawera, on December 11: H. Cuming (capt.), E. Anderson, B. Dow (Marist); R. I. Sewell, J. Oliver, J. L. Grifiiths, L. Kauter, K. H. McNaught (United); R. Thomas, M. Guy, L. Connor, J. Spooner (12th man) (Technical Old Boys). HAWKE CUP MATCH DEBACLE AT HAMILTON BAY OF PLENTY CHALLENGE [ Per Press Association.] HAMILTON, Dec. 5. The first Hawke Cup challenge of the season ended in a debacle. After only one and a-half day’s play Waikato, the holders, defeated Bay of Plenty by an innings and 211 runs on a tricky wicket which gave the bowlers the upper hand throughout the match.

Waikato, in the first innings, made 263, the principal scorers being A. J. Aitken (85 not out) and J. Everest (39). Bowling for Bay of Plenty L. R. Spring took four for 80 off 36 overs, R. Smith three for 87, and B. Budd, two for 47. Bay of Plenty, in their first innings, made only 30. A great bowling feat was performed by E. Everest, who took seven for 15 off ten overs. In the second innings Bay of Plenty made only 22 in a regular procession of batsmen under the magnificent bowling of R. Clough, who was almost unplayable on tne wicket and took eight wickets for nine runs off eight overs. Waikato will defend the Cup again at the New Year against Marlborough.