CLUB CRICKET ENDS

Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20465, 4 April 1938, Page 4

CLUB CRICKET ENDS

HAMILTON COMPETITIONS BRIGHT MAKES 7B TWO GOOD BOWLING EFFORTS Club cricket concluded in Hamilton on Saturday, with the finalising of the praotlce games commenced on March 19. Old Boys went down to Hamilton, the latter securing an outright win. while Claudelands defeated Hamilton East by 66 runs on the first innings. Interest was lacking in the Old BoysHamllton game, but Claudelands made strenuous endeavours to get the 82 runs required for an innings victory over this season's club champions. They failed to reach their objective, scoring 35 for the loss of live wickets. The outstanding batsmen on the day were P. Bright and K. L. Sandford. The former, though lucky at times, scored an excellent 75, which included three sixes and six fours. Sandford was in attractive form for his 55, being unbeaten when the innings closed Assisted by the wind, the fast bowlers. Going f Hamilton East and Hemi Claudelands shared the bowling honours of the day, both taking five wickets for '7 runs. They swung the ball at times to keep the batsmen guessing. CHAMPIONS DEFEATED CLAUDELANDS BEAT EAST MARGIN ON FIRST INNINGS Replying to Hamilton East's first innings’ total of 126, Claudelands were dismissed for 192, an addition of 31 to their total of the previous Saturday. Hamilton East went for 147 In the second innings. Bright contributing over half this total in an enterprising knock, which, however, was not without blemishes, several chances falling safely Just outside mid-off. Apart ttom" this, however, Bright's performance against steady bowling and on a treacherous wicket was meritorious. Claudelands endeavoured to force an Innings win, but were 47 runs behind their objective at stumps. H. Going troubled all the batsmen, lifting deceptively at times and coming through fast at others. For Claudelands, Hem! found the conditions to his liking and wound up a successful run In Hamilton East's second Innings with figures Identical with those of Going In Claudelands’ first Innings. Details were— CLAUDELANDS —First Innings M. Bulst. b Cassidy 6 R. McKinnon, b Bright 2 XV. A. Cassells, lbw. b Bright .. 72 E. Casey, lbw, b Cassidy 2 L. Casey, e Perrett. b Bright .... 7 C. Hunt, lbw, bH. Going •»•••* 27 O. Cleave, b Going 17 M. Cooper, b Going * E. H. Dickey, b Going 2 D. Hemi, b Going 13 Hare, not out 3 Extras 36 Total ....... —»■ I® 2 Bowling—Going took five wickets for 47 runs. Bright three for 25. G. CIoueSP none for 30, Cassidy two for 33, Perrett none for 16, T. Skeet none for 3. Second Innings K. Andrews, b Bright ® R McKinnon, c R. Skeet. b Bright 1* XV. Cassells, lbw. b Going 1 G. Hare, cR. Skeet. b Going .. 4 F. Casey, c Perrett, b Going .... 5 C. G. Hunt, not out ° o. Cleave, not out J Extras _ Total for five wickets • 35 Bowling—Bright took two wickets for 21 runs, Going three for 12. HAMILTON EAST—First Innings 126 Second Innings P Bright, e and b Hemi "j? XV. Cassidy, b L. Casey •? S. A. R. Badeley, b Hemt “ H. Going, b Cassells H. Skeet. b Hemi ;* G. Clough, b Cassells “ XV. Lee, run out T. Skeet. lbw. b Hunt » J. Perrett, lbw, b Hemt JJ p. Sktenars, b Hemi JJ O. Jackson, not out Extras “ Bowling—ilemi took live wickets for 47 runs. Hunt ol,e f° r !*• Ca s*«"® two for 28, Hare none for 20. L. case* one for 18. OUTRIGHT WIN HAMILTON'S SUCCESS OLD BOVS DEFEATED Hamilton added 100 to their previous score before they were all ou.. leaving Old Boys 188 to get to avert an Innings defeat. This they failed to do by 7 3 runs, the last wicket falling In life second innings with 113 on' **J® board. Hamilton won outright b} an innings and 65 runs. of the later Hamilton batsmen sandford showed a return to form with an attractive 53 not out. His placements on all sides of flie wicket were well executed and lie rattled up the runs m quick time. Thompson was not present to continue his innings. Old Bovs batted with little regard to caution, with a result that they got themselves out to bowling that was a long way below senior standard, lowards the later stages of the match interest waned and the game was treated in light-hearted fashion. Frasu and lligginson appeared at one stage ?o n mike an effort at seltiing dovvm but the latter was run out and the maun ttnlshed shortly afterwards. Following were the details: — HAMILTON —First Innings 78 Second Innings u. McKenzie, b Hansen 31 o llarding. c Aitken. b Fraser .. -’S u’ Everest, st MeDeil, 1. Fraser .. 2 n’ xx'inger. c Aitken. b Fraser .. 9 K. Thmpaoa ibeenl - 30 j. Everest, lbw, b Hansen 6 g Averv, c Hansen, b XXest .... 1-t P. Doyle, b Aitken 8 K. Sandford, not out 5o r, Everest, e and b Hansen .... 17 rJ Slow, b Aitken 2 Extras 33 Total Bowling—Hansen took three wickets for 94 runs. Ai'ken two for 51 Bramweil none for 13. Fraser three for 32. West one for 40, Higginson {tone for 3.

OLD BOYS—Fir-1 Innings Second Innings .1. West, c and bE. Everest .... IS J. Altken, c Harding. 1* Winger .. 1 K. Woodward. 1» Harding 1 I. Overheu, b McKenzie 0 C. Clark, c and b R. Everest .. Id Seecornbe, st J. Everest, b R. Everest 22 W. Higginson. run out id L. Bramwell, b McKenzie 6 G. Eraser, not out 2* It. Hansen, b Winger i Extras .. »• •• 3 Total 114 Bowling—Harding took one wicket for 2 runs, N. Winger two for 25, Iv. none for 9, McKenzie two for 28, E. Everest one for 22. E. vepv none for 13, R. Everest two for 12. SENIOR B GAMES EABY WIN FOR HIGH SCHOOL ENGLISH PUBLIC SCHOOLS BEATEN Hamilton High Schol registered an j easy win over the English Public i Schools Club at the school grounds on Saturday. Batting first, the School j scored 89, to which the Club replied j with 32. In their second innings High ; School made 89 for two wickets i declared. , and the Club were out for j 69. High School won by 77 runs. ! The most impressive School batsmen ! were Finlay (37 not out;. Cramp (30;, j Andrews (27 and McKenzie not J out -. Finlay also took six wickets j for 12 runs and one for 8. Scores— HIGH SCHOOL—First Innings Belcher, b Golby 0 Sayers, b Wylde o Barling, c Golby 0 Finlay, b Davey 4 McKenzie, b Davey 0 Malcolm, b Wylde 8 Cramp, run out 30 Morrison, b Hampton 4 Andrews, lbw, b Craig 27 Adlam, not out 4 Wilson, b Craig 0 Extras 7 Total 89 j Bowling—Golby took two wickets ' for 2 runs, Davey two for 13, Wylde j two for 12, Hampton one for 15, I Parkes none for 22, Craig two for 4. Second innings Belcher, b Golby 20 Sayers, b Golby 2 Finlay, not out 37 McKenzie, not out 24 Extras 6 Total for two wickets (dec.) 89 Bowling—Golby took two wickets for 17 runs, Davey none for 30, Bonnar none for 16, Wylde none for 7, Craig none for 17. E.P.S.—First Inningß Davey, b Finlay 6 May. b Finlay " 12 Parkes, run out 1 Acres, b Finlay 2 Hampton, b McKenzie 0 Wylde, b McKenzie 2 Craig, b Finlay 0 li.gle, b Finlay 1 Bonnar, not out 1 Haliday, b Finlay 0 Golby, b McKenzie 0 Extras .... ‘ Total 32 Bowling—Finlay took six wickets for 12 runs, Barling none for 11, McKenzie three for 2. Seoond Innings Ingle, b Malcolm 3 May, b McKenzie 0 Bonnar, b McKenzie 13 Acres, b Malcolm 12 Golbv, lbw, b McKenzie 0 Parker, lbw, b McKenzie 0 Craig, b Finlay 1° Wylde, not out llallday. b Barling 8 Extras 1 9 , Total 69 Bowling—McKenzie took four wickets for 19 runs, Malcolm two for 9, Finlay one for 9, Barling one for 7. HAMILTON LEADING FRANKTON TEAM CHALLENGED Hamilton have a big lead on the champion Frankton United team, which they challenged in a special game on Saturday. Hamilton scored 131 in the first innings (J. Taylor 47, A. Davies four for 29). Frankton replied with 63. Rain stopped play at this stage. Scores— HAMILTON —First Innings Gick, b A. Davies 16 Dovle, b A. Davies 2 A. Taylor, c Reece, b Dutton .... 3 Pomeroy, run out 2 Innes-Jones, b Dutton 2 Cross, lbw, b Davies 5 Slow, lbw, b Dutton 0 J. Taylor, b Davies 47 Church, not out 22 Cameron, c Bath, b Nodder 17 Main, cT. Collins, b Nodder .... 0 Extras 13 Total 131 Bowling—A. Davies took four wickets for 29 runs Dutton three for 44, Collins, none for 15, for 16, Day none for 12. FRANKTON UNITED —First Innings^ Dav, b A. Taylor 3 Bath, c Main, b Innes-Jones .... 14 Collins, b A. Taylor 4 Dutton, run out 0 .1. Davies, b A. Taylor 0 A. Davies, st Gick, b Pomeroy .. 19 .1. Tiller, b Pomeroy 6 Nodder. c Slow, b Innes-Jones i Collins,, b Innes-Jones n McMahon, b Innnes-Jones il Reece, nol out •> Extras 3 Total C 3 Howling—A. Taylor took three wickets for 10 runs, Innes-Jones four for 24, Pomeroy two for 24.