CRICKET

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21413, 4 March 1935, Page 16

CRICKET

TENTH ROUND MATCHES SLOW BATTING UK, SCORE AGAINST KICCARTON ""-.'■ of the tenth round of 1 .-; C.-mterbm-y Cricket Association's (~" -<■ ■•:•.<■'.- on Saturday was marked ~•• pawfu'iv ;!nw batling in. the ',';,:■)■■ '--ar:es. and it was late ::-,, ;i fieri.uon before any . '.,' pi-iv \v;c t-ven. Three '."..' ,Y v.. re 'played at Haglcy Park. "ijr. s:. - No. 1 wicket Old Boys put up -',, hi'heot score made against Ric- ,',!.■:„:; "this season. The latter were v, -thout several of their bowlers—An-f:rev.-j unci Powell included—and Roberts, alter bowling eight overs, did not ;.j on again. The cheap dismissal of ■-vurul o: the early batsmen suggested a moderate total, but the later bats-j-.cu made amends, with the result that i:k- tmrd ceniury was passed. Kiccar- ,. , wi one wicket early, and may :"'.'v ;,.-,(. limine m geit.ng the runs. J"','-.'. "\u - v.:c!:ot Old Collegians /.'- •"'.;,•,"„',, j'-vd l.j be onlv moderate, ' '-. i']■■'■<■ V-arlicr batsmen, for the most V, ,-. ~,.,-, 1 - / ;,i; J !-iilly : low. but Jackman '."••(•d a—piri*' l'knocK tor 53, and •i'•';';„ ■• rattled up 713 in quick time 10.'.-,.(■ .'.-,.(■- tin- (■!<-'■•/• or the innings. k« n st ('.'.'.'■■'!,-i,.'ivii made an indifTerent ..;,',.','.',.'■ ;«-<:iii!'-t St. Albans. As in the '. .i , , i'v.o -allies the earlier batsmen ~'..'■ '., .;b little success, and it n> ; ..,;. j, (i (i,y ihe last pair to make the ;'.,'■■■!'n.-md ef Ihe innings, and so save ■■■r total f!"'»m mediocrity. At Sydi '■• a"i I'ark the game between Lan- , ■"-'■', -i- Park and Sydenham was - rffp.-d with keen interest, as a win w, Sydenham will leave them still in :■■<' running for the championship. The weather conditions on Saturday

■■ «■'■.■■ urrlect. ana int.- wn.-fti.-io ■■< Li-ricr The attendance was below • ..■ ; via'-;!;, the- athletic sports at Lanca.'-:- Park havitij: a marked effect. RJCCARTON v. OLD BOYS ~,, i.-..;,,.,- ~,..-n . -.l Hlil Poy.-' innings , '. '; ..;'.'.:,,,. - ... !;„),.-,-ts ami Fairbairn, and , ~, ,|.,.,,„.!, I' i -1; - i-" - r-fT'ii-ts the si: ore was '. ''.'., ••■■ "u .v i i,, -; ifi -'iii-i- Pa-o was caught .''','. ,'.'k,\' ~u r..,rbai.-.,. who hs mak- .. • ~.. ..ii t'u- pitch, liailb-e was missed . ' -',",< „;.-,iii ,n.,m-e in tin- slips wb'n .■ ~,,,!,• , -..,_-!e. aml the. "Ed out . .',,. i.„ , ;... . The pair had added .VI ..',. • :"",'.. hj- n,-t omt, n.-Ki- . ;,'_,: ~, ,i.. ,i. 1..-t. T.;n runs birr ; ."■", : ;; : ';:',,;;''v';;' , ' n ;:n^ii!'^".hp I 'i'!.<sn..-.i ~ ... - | ...,■.-.', br.-.-i1.,. He g'-'t >]':■ ■ ...',. ..." .. ~|. tl.c •••'nl f-lill at '.ll. , -i . ~.,[ i1.iv1,,.]-.. Miipp.Ve.J the PUtln-'U ...' , ...,',, i,i-, ~f -,-. l.tlt Jacobs tll'Ml ..' ~| i ■„.. , :.. Th- M!"r b:.ii made bis 50 .. , ,„,i.;,,,,.,.„ ~. --,„„,| d-feue,. anil hard ' •!,-!, ■.);.. f.,|10-.<e,l bin. bark al- . ... ~- . I,|. „,,,,ihe.- useful stand by •. ... •.,... 1'..r.-;. lei":: lII.' total wci! ■ ~' 1,,m.,|i-,.i1 before linens jumped .•-...: •!.■..- ~,.<- from hull and \ra« .....-• ■■••,:,, : ,.-il. The total was 220, and '•., .. t. :: !.. a i..ir" ti'-bi catch three- runs :. .-. i.i;,1..,ii. »a- then joined by Mof- ; .;, ; i an :: ;,c\ i».-, -1 -dly trond partnership i.j....! .7 .\f:.-r lira ham's departure Moffat , ,;■!:. ;. ii ■., put un the runs ir. capital .••;.. -,ii,| :'.ni»b.-il up a bnu innings of 00 i. '.-...,, •.- him-e!f ..tit. J•: :': p. i.limit.-.- ren.ainii.!* Kiccartnn ;..■! i .-.':.•:.. t i-b.-ai.ly ami tin- same was ltft i.'.'i.ll .-< lIHHI. (.![.[) UI'VS r.-. i In..it.-, I'. •■ . 1>.,.,.,..!. I. lairbaii'n .. '.' i, ..■,-,- i, j:K, 1,,. .-!| . . . . Ji. •■ Hvl.-.. . Km. I) ,1.i.;«1'.; .. ::3 ■ • :l -!...!.-. . , r..]11. !-. 1 ...rbiirn St .' );■..■ .. h.iiiMt. b r-nM ::n . .H-..-rt.. r ;.;b . L R'lU . . 2« • .- .-:...,.. ■• >..-r|.;,irn. b I'.hckv. .11 ::>; ; '-- • :.-i_- Ad:--.? V \\". Huberts, 8 *■■■■■ ■ in;-:.-. I'', run-; 1,. ,1. 1-Virhiiiri., - ■ ■ ■ . . ni.ii'l-i.-. 1n... run-, 'J wicket-; i' '•'. i'.l-i. !>■»■.-ii. 1.-i over.-. 3 maidens, 68 i ■••• ■ i. i.k.-i-: ,1. Jacobs, :r, uvTS, -1 > •)■■!. .-. - : r.in-. J « i.-k.'ts ; G. A. Hull, 1- ■"• > 1 r.i.ii<J. ii. 4- runs, 2 wicket.-. i;i< r.Mcru.N. !"..- 1 Inuin-s J' -'■'■ 1- 1-..-1. i. (iraham '. . '.'. i i ■'■ -! f-r one wicUt .. 7 OLD COLLEGIANS v. WEST CHRISTCHURCH "■i ' ' i ! '-i.i'..- v. i-th witiiout two ot their I '-' !•.•-...'■'.--Kun.-t.T ami Sm.uli—ami in ■ ■■' •■ ■.1.1-1....,,., tiH'.v /I i.| w.-ll p, ,-,. U( .-i, a ■•-: "t •-'-■.. 1.. ; i.f ami Walt.•!• ..p.-ned. - ■•'■ •■ i-.i-t„.. r ..!ii l , of CI. Walter -,iii> ils '■ ■•■>! i .■',-.- .-!••.'.. B.it I-■--I r- 1- punished any

" ■'■■-• 1 "'I 111.- I-if. Willi.T Wiii HltS lilSt i • .. ....-I ii■ r; stall, »lii. followed, was shap- '"-* . .'.i.lly nil.-ii ,i di:-;iyi-.H-meii t us to a ► ■■:■ •■•■'. -■■> him i.. !...- run ..m. 1.e.-n-r f.-ll ' • ■- ■i" i I- liniv. ii villi the t.i|;il at 94, • '• "- ■'■•■• "a- ii..t altered ul,i.„ AU-x.-ui- •■ - - . - 1...-.1...1. I--.,,,,- f,,,- HI „j is not , ■"-■■- ■-' I. Jl P.MUc. batting vr-ry soundly, •'. .'ii-!.i:i..i., v.',,., «■»., hatting moi-i' i-ir- ' • " -i--.-*N- ih.i'l Usual, added ill before ■■■•■:■ l.i! :, f»lll |,i..< hark to Kerr. ' : ■<■' ''-.I 1..1H..1 rar.-fiilly, hill tl)r-re '...-I.- of ,„,u,-,--—„ r timing—in . . - -.!.:- > ir ok.-. ollivi.-r was caught at ' •■■;• '. .not loitr.-ll f.-ll to an r.vcp. ' ■■..:'.-• in.- .-.-ii.-h l.v UmiMi at wide mid. "■•" .la-kman v.i- joined l.v Tall.ot. an.l the , ,•■.■■ |.vi_-r.,.|ir.l. A m-,,,,,1 part niTsliip of - ' .: |.ro|;..ii vhm .la.-Lilian v.ent fur ii -•.-'- ■■'-■•■:•;, H-. partner refused, and lie was • -i. o.i* After an un.-ert ain start Jack- • i ; '..•:■! i.i-iv.-il attractive cri.-liet. vvitli • .-■• ■ -..i-v u ..■•; s.-orii.g Mi-okes nil 11,,- off. V .-•■■ ia.- .-i..j ii- m;lii Talbot marl..' tin- most ' • ':- oi.j.'.r.iinin.--, an.l put on tin.- runs -■ 0,-.l 1-v uniformly good strokes all -■ - d •:•- \. i-k.-t. Ifi.-- 72 Mas easily lii- • • kao.-k of the season, an.l gave the t ■ .: ~ v.-h.-0,,,,.. a.l.liiion. ticores: Ol.Ti COLLEGIANS Fir.-t Innings ' ". V. :.:i-r. I. liniwn .. .. 20 ' !..-■!. r. ,- Brown. 1, Patrick . . 49 n M <-!:r-. >ia!l. run out . . .. 9 : ' .1 j:> in.- r and h Kerr . . . . 20 : : ■'. \:- .an-1.-r. I, I'atri.-U . . . . II « )•' .i*.:.ioai., mo out ... .. r-.-t ,1 .'•. i»T m- i- - Allen, h Vincent . . It .•■ i ( r.u.-.-11, .- lirov,,. b Pcnke .. " ' Ti'i."-, I. riii-llav . . . . 72 -:. I: i,in,on. r,..i out . . .. J" r i.■■.■,.■;.,•. r lV,,],e, b Kerr .. 2 •-.,-..•; Anil--.': .1. Rookor. 6 overs, --,.,. ■ \V ' M. Hrown, 16 overs, v ■ ...i.-,,.' 4 2 run-. 1 ui.-k.-t: .7. 1.. Fmdlay. - • ... .. in.ii.l.-im. 02 runs, 1 wicket: . .-'. ■--!;. i:; om-1.-, 4 maidens, f>o runs, - v ■;.-•-: .' 1.. K.-rr. 1-1.'2 ov-ts. 2 maidens, 'I --.: - •_• vi-I.t-.; T.. A. Y.neont, fi overs, - , ~.. ! -.vo-1.-t; J. 1.. Peake, 3 overs, £AST CIiniSTCHURCH v. ST. ALBANS • . • ,'!,ri-i. -iiur.-h made a dismal start. ,- -j ... i. in,- innir.r., v.a- w.-ll advain-.ul ..;,..i i.nMk.lv iloit ili-y v.-ouM cet far ;■ .-, ..- ;:-.- mar!.. A la>t wi'-k>.'t part- • t ■:.:;. ■..-■-.w-.-ii Kvaii.-? and Marriott, liow- • •. ;,;..•! ti... toi.il to n.-arly 'JUO l.efore ■■- ,:.: n,:-- .10.-d. Hi 0.-.nalian, who opened ■ ■ A. I. I ill-, left t.rfore a run had - .., ..,.: -,-. loupland Kllis to take ,~- i,, -:j h.-forc tin latter ;;ivb (.'raw- ■ -j ~ ,-a'. •:. I > .-., i.J m-i'i,i in tin: same way • - ~,:-■ a i-.->. and four v. ere lW>w II :.i.o-,:„,-k mid Kii.ii; added "I. i- .■• K':n- i-; Allsopi.. and .U.-I'liail left i. •;.. . ->;o,-.. S.m-i, for SO. Kvans ■: :•: .-;..-!; arid, d an.l then, with one • ,- ;,-..• "'arriott ;oiue.| I'.vaus i" »" • ;-. ■ ' iit •:■:•_-. In :: 1 minutes tliev senrcil :■• -..!:,- : : - iot-.l to l'J-1 l„-fore Miirriott ■ ,-:.' !,y Arm-tron-.:. Kvans had made 1 •'•■ 1.1 ~'i rninn'e". anil his r-.eoro inehidi'd • ■•- ,- - and oi-l.t fours. 1* i:,.. '■!,.,' anri "<> minutes reinainiiis r id:.;.-. Pi. All.mu<i tint within striking difi--1 rur- of ;■ e total rerpiired for the loss of i <,:■!;.■ •-.■.!, vi.-keiß, Crawford playins a fine. ).'■' out irurntrs of S3. Senres:—

EAST CHRISTCHURCH First Innings A. F. Ellis, o Crawford, b MrLennan .. 0 E. Brosuahan, c O'Brien, b Tucker .., 0 R. W. Coupland. c Rankin, b Turker . . 25 T>. J. Quaid. c Crawford, b McLcnnan . . 1 G. Itortlook, b McLennan . . . . 25 V. L. Kinvig, b Burtt . ■ • • 15 P. Allsopp, c Rankin, b Oumming3 .. S C. H. McPhail, c Armstrong, b Walter 2 H. Evans, not out . . . . 60 A. Marriott, c Armstrong, b Tucker . . 2G Extras . . • • . . 23 Total (one short) .. 194 Bowling Analysis—D. ■ McLennan, 17 overs, 5 maidens, 42 runs, 3 wickets; T. A. Tucker 1G.4 overs, 4 maidens, 44 runs, :; wi.-kets: M. K. Cummings, '■> overs. 5 maidens. 10 runs, 1 wiekot; T. Burtt, 8 overs, 2 maidens, 20 runs, 1 wicket; F. W. Walter, 9 overs, 55 runs, 1 wicket. ST. ALBANS First Innings C. G. Crawford, not out . . . . 82 W. C. Dalley, b Allsopp . . . . 10 K. P. O'Brien, c McPhail, b Evans .. 41 J. G. Rankin, not out . . . . 1 Extras . . . . . . 6 Total for two wickets .. 140 SYDENHAM v. LANCASTER PARK

At Sydenham Park the home team opened with Bellamy and Gaston. The scoring was slow fur a time, but Gasson hit Read for a tine six. and the scoring brightened. Yates held Gasson at mid-off when tho total was 31, and howled Bellamy at 48, but then Oliver, with Patrick running for him, set up a good partnership with Butferficld. Oliver was aggressive, and the 100 went up for an hour and a half's play. Butterfield, who had been rather restrained, was bowled at 11.->, and Hamilton fell to a catch by Cobden after making a single. When Oliver missed a ball from Read that he tried to stop with his pads, live were down for 131. Smith and Gray then set up the best partnership of the innings. When Smith was 37 he turned a ball to fine leg, and was given out lbw, but Cromb brought the bastman back. Gray was caught at 210 and Smith went at 219 after giving a sound, but enterprising display for his 58. The last four wickets fell cheaply, and the innings closed after three hours batting for 236. Stout and Kennedy opened cautiously to the bowling of Spong and Patrick. Patrick bowled Kennedy at 31, and at the same figure Smith held a good catch which disposed of Stout. McLaughlin was joined by Read, and in the 15 minutes remaining the pair added 22. of which Read claimed l'.>. Scoi es :--- .SYDENHAM First Innings F. W. Bellamy, b Yates •- . *» If 1". A. Gassen, e Yates, b Read . . 27 1.. Butterfield, l> Cromb .. . . -4 ('. ,1. Oliver, b Read . . . 47 W. .1. V. Hamilton, c Cobden, b Read .. 1 M. Gray, i: Cobden, b Kennedy .. 2l> I'. Smith, e Bryden, b Kennedy .. 5S 11. King, c Betid, 1) Kennedy .. '■> M. Patrick, c f.ee, b Cromb . . 1 I'. Xoutou, c Bead, b Kennedy .. 7 W. Spong, not out . . - - 0 Extras .. .. ..22 Total . . . . . . -3lj Bowling Analysis—ll. J. Read, 27 overs, 10 maidens, 70 runs, 3 wickets; S. J. Yates, 24 overs, 7 maidens, CI runs, 1 wickot; I. B. Cromb, 18 overs, 3 maidens, 59 runs, 2 wickets; T. Kennedy, b'.2 overs, 2-1 runs, 4 wickets. LANCASTER PARK Second Innings l>. Stout, c Smith, b Xewten ' 15 T. Kennedy, b Patrick .. . . J 5 W. McLaughlin, not out . . . . 'J R. J. Read, not out .. ..10 Extra- . . . . . . 1 Total for two wickets .. 53 SECOND GRADE At Uagley Park, St. Albans 201 (L. Jones 7fl, l.\ Scott. ;;.->, A. Part; :\4) met West ClirisicliuivU s's for three, wickcls (1.. 11a> lies 54).

At. Ilasley Park, Lancaster Park ZM (Fleete j'nrt,' Dawson 5!l. N'olan ,"> 1, Lovatt ;:.'t, and Prosper 2c) met Hiccarton 21 for two wickets. At, fiueby Tnrk, Old Collecians 245 .R, C. Sann.lers !>s. ,J. M. Jlaison 41. ,J. Menteath I?) met Old Boys 87 for six wickets \U. Eicott 20). THIRD GKADE (A Section) Lancaster Park 19:; (Costello 118, Mapplebeek 111.. \\". K. .Mapplebcck 21, Kjjsom 10) met Old Boys 56 for one wicket (.Jamieson 27 not out). Old Collegians 2113 (Matsou 03. Patterson J7, liarw-ick 29, Hobbs 2-1) met Kiccartoii 98. THIRD GRADE (B Section) St. Albans 188 (R. Dunn 31, Nelson 31) met Old Hoys 52 for five wickets (Jel'coate 30 not out). West Cliristcliui-ch 2,37 met Hows' Ilij,-h School 10 for one wicket. Old Hoys C 120 for eij;ht wickets met S"i "Jenh.-im. FOURTH OEAOE (A Section) ?♦ Albans 104 for five wickets (Martin S3, Robinson 'Jtj, Crat? 20) met West Christ, ch-ir.-h 140 (Hill 64. Lamb 37). Technical 133 met a Suburban team 65 for ?i.v wicket.-. P.oys' Hieh School 275' met. AVest Christ.churcl. District. ili s h School 71 for six iiickfc'ts. FOURTH GRADE (B Section) Hi, carton 95 I Morel 24) met Old Bovs 13U for three (Smith o4 not out, Dobb.s 33') Kast, Christ, -hureh 100 (Jones 38, Davis 31, Harris 27, irelville 2r.) met St. Andrew's 80 for three wickets.

St. Hede's College -Jfio (White 71, O'Connell 4o) met Old Collegians !i3 for two wickels. TIFTH GRADE Boys' Hich Sc-hool A 131 met Boys' Hi-b School 15 Si) for seven wickets. Ol'l Boys 144 (Archer 44, Howell 2.,) met .St. Albans Hit) for seven wickets (Peat :,U not out, Smythe 44. Campbell 26). Technical beat Lancaster Park by default. NORTH CANTERBURY SUB-ASSOCIATION Another set of matches in the Xorth Canterbury Cricket. .Sub-Association's competitions were begun on Saturday. sr.Mon taiADK KAIAL'UL v. WUODISXn riayin;; at WoodcnU on fcuutmlay afternoon, WoodemJ in the first innings soured 46 1 runs (I>. C. Nivcti 181, J-). Little 77, A. }'. Smith Ti. 11. BulliiiKer 34, T. Uibbs 2-3, 15. l-'.dei- 1G not out, .1. Scott P2>. UowlhiK bir Kaiapoi, 11. Truatrum took four wk-kota for l'-'J ruii3. JUNIOR A GRADE KAXGIOPA HIGH SCHOOL v. SWAXNAXOA In a match jilaycd at Rangioni, Hangiorn High S.-hool made 221 (P. Cunningham" 01 1,, youthen 32, M. Ballinger 26, B. Pinch 'i'i. li. Ballinger If), A. Lockhart 10, A. Barnes 11) and Swannanoa had lost six wickets for 94 runs (L. Kelly 32. J. Winter 20, E. Verrall 20 not out, J. Jf. Jlcllugh 1 D). J[cllugh brothers were the best bowlers for Swannanoa. JUNIOR B GRADE •FiAXGtOKA v. lIORRELVILLE Tlaugiora on its home ground made 79 (D. Lander 24, I). McMullan 10, R. A. Scott 11) against Horrelville, who made IU7 (J. Horrell 40, J. Cossar 23 not out P Kder 12, C. Bennett 10). 11. Sheat and (i.

Beere were tho best bowlers for Horrelville, ami Fidler was- the best for Rangioni. In a friendly match played at Oxford, the Oxford senior team made 192 (McNatty fit), Jl. Feary 32, C. Brown 41, J. Martin 20) aaainst Rangiora, who when stumps were drawn had lost five wickets for 181 runs (A. V. Miller 124 not out, 11. Kinley 29, 11. K. Kippenberger 16 not out). IN OTHER CENTRES (n;E3S iSSOCIATION TELEGRAMS.) AUCKLAND, March 3. Cricket was played yesterday under good conditions. The leading teams, Parnell and University, met, but low scoring resulted. University made 163 (Schnauer 40 not out. Goodsir six for 40), and Parnell 86 for live wickets. Ponsonby, against Young Men's Christian Association, made 221 (Sueddeu 91. Townsend 43). Against Grafton, Eden compiled 243 (Mills 86, Postles 60); Pedrotti five for 71, Horspool four for 36). Grafton scored 1 without loss. Xorth Shore, against King's Old Boys, made 227. (J. T. Bush 100. Curtayne 62 not out ; Andrews five for 48, McCarthy four for 63). King's has 44 for two wickets. DUNEDIX, March 3.

Tlio highest score in senior cricket, which was played yesterday in line weather, was fc>B by Graham, who- lias just left hijjli school. Christian .Brothers SS (Elmes, Ave for 43; Mercer, three for (j) mot Grange 361 for eight wickets (Knight 66, Dey 37; Brookes, four for 22). Kaikorai 233 (Burgess 32, Cherry 41, Constable 60, Mathiaa 48) met Dnnedin no wickets for 34. Albion 258 (Dalzicl 59, Duncan 38, E. Silver not out 44) met Carisbrook A three wickets for 56. High School Old Boys 259 (Graham 88, Clark 56; Lambert, three for 34) met Carisbrook B one for 39. University 150 (L. Uttley 40, Sinclair not out 43; McGregor, lour for 41) mot Colts 113 .(Smith 47; Henderson,, six for 28), - •' ,