CRICKET

Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 15987, 2 December 1919, Page 7

CRICKET

SATURDAY'S GAMES, Pine ■weather prevailed on Saturday afternoon, when the senior competition matches wore continued at Cook's Gardens. The ’games set down were Victoria v. Imlay, and Wanganui v. College B. Y.M.C.A. v. College A met on College ground. There was a good crowd of spectators present, and some fine bowling performances were witnessed. The outstanding feature of the afternoon's play was Wood's 112 for Victoria, in which he lifted two halls out of the ground and found the boundary twenty times. Berneau remained a long time at the wicket on the other pitch, and was unfortunate enough to he bowled when requiring only five runs to complete a century. Dr P. Marshall also gave an excellent display for 38, and was put out in a rather unexpected manner. He got right on to a half-volley from Day and drove the ball powerfully back low down on the left of the bowler, when Day flung out his left, hand and made a splendid catch, which merited Mid received applause from all over the field. The following are the scores: VICTORIA—First Innings. Orton, c. Smedley, b Holland 31 Hussey, c Johnston, b Holland ...... 0 Gibson, c Matson, b Holland 8 Wood, b Falconer 112 Johnston, hj Holland 4 Luxford, c Kieley, b Holland 27 Lomas, c and b Holland 4 K. H .Cave, c Jackson, b Waters ... 8 Saunders, b Waters 9 Gordon, b Waters 4 A; 0. Cave, not out 5 Extras 35 Total „ 237 Bowling; Holland 6 for 68; Falconer 1 for 82; Waters 3 for 62, IMLAY.—First ' Innings. Matson, b Hussey 15 Oates, c Luxford, b Johnston 0 Allen, hj Johnston l Jackson, c K. Cave, b Hussey 26 Holland, b Hussey g Waters, st Lomas, b Johnston o Kieley, b Johnston 1 Johnston, c Wood, b Johnston 12 Falconer, b Hussey o Smedley, not out 2 Extras 2 Total (for 9 wickets) 66 Bowling: Hussey 4 for 24; Johnston 5 for 40. IMLAY—Second Innings. Oates, run out 19 Smedley, c Lomas, b Johnston 7 Jackson, b Hussey 33 Matson, c Orton, b Johnston ig Johnston, not out 5 Extras 3 Total (for 4 wickets) 80 Bowling; Hussey 1 for 50; Johnston 2 for 32. COLLEGE B v. WANGANUI. COLLEGE B.—First Innings. Bernau, hj Murdhie 95 Hewitt, played on, b Hyder 3 Stonge-Wigg ii., c Hyder, b Me-... Kay * 7 Dr. Marshall, c arid b Day 38 Buchanan, .b Hyder 2 E. H. Latham, b Murohie 12 C. H. Campbell, Ibw, b Hyder 18 Stone-Wigg i., hj Murchi© 4 iVellSj .c Hyder, b Murchie 17 Ludbrook, c Hyder, b Murchie 13 Ludbrook, c Hyder, by Murchie ... 13 Simpson, not out 12 Extras 23 Total .. 244 Bowling.—Murchie, 5 for 59; Hyder, 3 for 69; McKay, 1 for 35; Day, 1 for 11; Reeve, 0 for 19; Browning, 0 for 28. WANGANUI.—First Innings, Archdeacon Reeve, not out 17 Beckett, b Wells 2 McKay, c Wells, b Campbell ........ 9 Murchie, not out 1 Total for two wickets 29 Bowling.—Hewitt, 0 for 1; Wells, 1 for 13; Bernau, 0 for 13; Campbell, 1 for 2, Y.M.C.A. V. COLLEGE A.

Y.M.C.A.—First Innings. London R., 0 H. Gilmer, b R. Gilmer 8 ’ Treadwell C., b Scott 2 Atkinson, 1.b.w., by Scott 1 Ellerm, c Stowe, b Scott 0 Meuli, c Cameron, b Scott 10 London S., c Stowe, b E. Gilmer ... 3 Siddells, run out 17 .Tronson, run out . 0 Treadwell R., not out i ... 4 Extras 7 0 ’Total 50 Bowling Analysis.—Scott 4 wickets for 20 runs and R. Gilmer 2 for 30. Y.M.C.A. —Second Innings. London, not out 13 Blamires, not out 11, Extras 1 Tota If or no wicketa 25 COLLEGE A. —First Innings. Stowe, 1.b.w., b Tronson 12 Cameron, b Tronson 7 Hocking, c Meuli, b Ellerm 21 Porritt, b Blamires 36 Gilmer S., c Meuli, b Blamires ... 34 Gilmer H., b Tronson 3 Bon nor, c sub., by Blamires 5 Harding, st. R. London, b Blamires 7 Davis, c Siddells, b Tronson 3 Scott, c Ellerm, b Blamires 0 Gilmer R., nob out 0 Extras 16 Total 144 Bowling Analysis.—Tronson 4 wickets for 37 runs, Blamires 5 for 30, Ellerm 1 for 19, C. Treadwell 0 for 24, Siddells 0 for 6, and S. London 0 for 12. JUNIOR CUP. Wanganui beat M.Y.M.I. by an innings and 78 runs. College B. beat Primary Schools. Technical College heat Imlay. Y.M.C.A. continued their run of successes by easily boating College A. on #lO first innings. INTER-STATE CRICKET. Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. BRISBANE, November 30. In inter-Stijte cricket, New South Wales scored 300—Kippax 93, Toaer 51. Queensland lost two wickets for 90—Shephard 54. AUSTRALIA V. SOUTH AFRICA. CAPETOWN, November 30. In the second test match, Australians v.. South Africa, the latter made 83 for four wickets. Rain stopped play. South Africa, in the first innings, made 118. The Australians have made XU for: two wickets.