HOROWHENUA CRICKET

Chronicle (Levin), 3 February 1948, Page 8

HOROWHENUA CRICKET

h Eight Point Wins To Levin And Weraroa ; The chief feature of Saturday's : games in the Horo whenua senior cricket championship were the eight point wins;, secufed by Levin . and Wpraroa over Otaki and Shan- ' non. respectively. OM Boys and College beat Foxton and Paraparaumu, both five pointers. Weraroa v. Shannon Weraroa had a fine eight-pointer over Shannon, taking the horiours by an innings and 24 runs. Shannon batted first and were dismissed for 69, B. Harris being the only batsman to withstand the bowling. Barraud headed the Weraroa attack, accounting for six wickets at a cost of 23 'runs. Weraroa had made 183 for the loss of five wickets when they declared. Keenan (67 not out) and Barraud (60) turned in excellent kno'cks and were responsible for Weraroa's impressive total. Shannon again went to the wickets and, made a further 90 before the last wicket fell, advancing their total to 159. In this innings Picard topped the scor'es with 33 not out, ' while Saun'ders captured severn of 'the wickets for only 21 runs.- Details: — Shannon, 1st innings. — B. Harris, c Jukes, b Saunders, 30; Tippler, c Nichols, b Saunders, 0; Moore, c Nichols, b Saunders, 5; McNeille, c T. Ryder, b Barraud, 2; Munford, c Keenan, b Barraud, 0; Roach, c J. Ryder, b Saunders, 3; Picard, c Keenan, b Barraud, 9; Hennessy, c Keenan, b Barraud, 10; Harris, cJukes, b Barraud, 0; Clough, b Barraud, 0; Nolan, not* out, 2; extras, 8; total, 69. Bowling: Saunders, four for 29; Barraud, six for 23; France, none for 9. . Weraroa, 1st innings. — Wallace, c and b Moore, 9; Jukes,* b Moore, 9; Saunders, b Harris, 11; Keenan, not out, 67; Barraud, c Harris, b McNeille, 60; J. Ryder, c and b McNeille, 12; Nichols, not out, 4; extras, 11; total, five wickets for 183. Bowling: Harris, one for 44; Moore, two for 59; Munford, none for 20; Tippler, none for 19; McNeille, two for 30. | Shannon, 2nd innings.— Hen-J nessy, b Saunders, 4; Munford, b' Saunders, 10; Clough, c J. Ryder, b Barraud, 9; C. Harris, c Keenan, b Saunders, 1; B. Harris, c T. Ryder, j b Barraud, 12; McNeille, c.J. Ryder, I b Saunders, 1 ; Moore, b Saunders, I 0; Roach, b Saunders, 4; Picard, I not out, 33; Tippler, c J. Ryder, b Saufciders, 16; Nolan, st Keenan, b Barraud, 0; extras, 0; total, 90. Bowling: Saunders, seven for 21* Barraud, three for 43: France, none for 7; Smith, none for 15. Levin v. Otaki Levin beat Otaki by three wickets and 12 runs in a two innings- game, thus securing an eight-point win. In the first innings, Otaki were 'dismissed for "38, Merwood contributing 18. Bowling for Levin, Judd took six wickets for 20. Levin replied with 77,. the highlight of the day being the batting of F. Baumber, who knocked up 44 runs. Bowling honours went to Bartosh who ca.ptured nine of Levin's wickets for 22 runs.' In the eighth over, he performed - the "hat trick," and in his total of nine overs two wefe maidens. . In thsir second innings, Otaki notched 94 runs, of which Rice supplied 27 and Favell 24. Gentry tcok six wickets for 33 runs. Levin was thus left to make 56 to win. Baumber, who had prove'd the mainstay of the team in the first innings, went out for 13. Judd also made 13, Walker 10 not out and Thomas 9 not out. Other players soon knocked up the additional runs andf Levin finally declared with seven wickets for 67. Bartosh again came to the fore, taking four wickets for 18 runs. Details:— Otaki, 1st innings.— Bartosh, c Judd, b Meddings, 2; Cook, b Jud'd, 1; Rice, c Thoma's, b Judd, 10; Merwood, not out, 18; Favell, c and b Walker, 4; Eddy,"c and b Walker, 0; Bryan, b Judd, 0; S. Cook, c

Baumber, b Walker, 1 ; O'Brien, 'c and b Jud'd, 1; Temply, st Baum- , ber, b Judd, 0; Ahern., b Judd, 0; extras, 1; total, 38. Bowling; Meddings, one for 32; Juud, six for 20; Walker, three for 6. t Levin, 1st innings.— F. Baumber, Ibw, b Bartosh, 44; Meddings, b O'Brien; 0; Judd, lbw, b Bartosh. 2; Granger, b Bartosh, 6; Wallcer, lbw, b Bartosh,' 0; Thomas, b Bartosh, 10; Barclay, b Bartosh, 4;. Finlayson,,b Bartosh, 0; Gentry, c Rice, b Bartosh, 0; Law, not out, 2; Lambert, c Merwood, b Bartosh, 2; extras, 5; total, 77. Bowling: Bartosh, nine for 22; O'Brien,. one for 22; W. Cook, none for 14; Templey, fione foy 10; Favell, none' for 5. Otaki, 2nd innings.— Ahern, b; Gentry, 3; Bartosh, b Gentry, 2; W. •Cook; c 'Meddings, b Gentry, 0; Rice, c Gentry, b Walker, 27; Merwood, b Gentry, 13; Eddy, b Meddings, Bryan, c Walker, b Meddings, 5; Favell, b Judd, 24; Cook, c Law, b Gentry, 1; Templey, b Gentry, 0; O'Brien, not out, 15; extras, 2; total, 94. Bowling: Judd, one for 40; Gentry, six for 33; Walker, one for 8; Meddings, two for 11. Levin, 2nd innings. — -Baumber, lbw, b • Bartosh, 13 ; Meddings, c Eddy, b O'Brien, 6.; Judd, c and b Bartosh, 13; Granger, c Cook, b Bartosh, 6; Gentry, c Templey, b Bartosh, 5; Thomas, not out, 9; Walker, not out, 10; extras, 5; total for seven wickets declared, 67.* Bowling: Bartosh, four '.for 18; O'Brien, one for 27; Eddy, none for 6; Bryan, none for 11. • OM Boys v. Foxton Old Boys secured a win on the first Innings against Foxton. The former batted first and made a total of 62 runs. Lancaster was the top scorer, eontributing 18 runs. Newth took seven ..wickets for 23 runs;- Foxton replied with only 37 | runs. Stevens took three wickets ! for 7 runs and Lynch five for ' 25. j Details: — - . Old Boys. — Lancaster, b Newth, ! 18; Walker, b Rodgers, 5; G. Sciascia, b Newth, 4; Juno, c Williams, b Newth, .0; N. Sciascia, ? lbw, b Newth, 12; Gwynrr; lbw, b Rodgers, 1; Clapcott, not out, 4; Stevens, 'e Newth, b Rodgers, 0; Noble, b Newth, 0; Lynch, b Newth, 0; B. Walker, b Newth, 4; extras, 14; . total, 62. Bowling: Ro'dgers, three for 25; Newth, seven for 23. . •Foxton-.— Carmont, c Noble, b Lynch, 0; Mounsey, c Walker, b Lynch, 3; Rodgers, c Clapcott, b Lynch, 12; Green, b Lynch, 0; Newth, b Stevens, 10; Walls, ,c N. Sciascia, b Lynch, 1 ; Annear, c G. , Sciascia, b Stevens, 5; Williams, run out, 8; Mohekey, b Stevens, 1; Sexton, c N. Sciascia, b Juno, 1; M. Williams, not out, 0; extras, 5; total, 37. Bowling: Lynch, five for 25; Stevens, three for 7; Juno, one for 0. o Paraparaumu v. College A margin of only ,12 runs gave College a win over Paraparaumu,, the f ormer making 94 and the lat- , ter 86. Paraparaumu took the field first, O. B. Reeve carrying his bat for 36. McFarlane captured six wickets for 19 runs. College replfed with 98, of which Andrews and Hudson supplied 19 each and McFarlane 17. Evans took five wickets for 44 and Reeve three for 52: Details: — Paraparaumu. — Evans, b Lambert, 3; Casey, c McClune, b Lambert, 17; O. B. Reeve, b Lambert, 36; i C. Reeve, not out, 7; D. Sweetman, j c Lambert, b. McFarlane, 0; Weggery, c Gardiner, b McFarlane, 2 ; Ashworth, b McFarlane, 0; *B. Reeve, c Dumbell, b McFarlane, 7; j Sherring, b McFarlane, -5; C. Reeve, b Lambert, 1; Dewar, b McFarlane, ! 2; extras, 6;- total, 86. Bowling: ; Lambert, four for 31; Andrews, ; none for 26; McFarlane, six for 19; HUdson, none for. 3. College. — Dome, c Ashworth, b 1 Evaps, 7 ; Andrews, c Sweetman, b .EvanS, 19; McClune, c Sweetman, b -Evans, 8; Dumbell, b O. B. Reeve, 8; i Lambert, c Casey, b .Ashworth, 12; 1 Wenham, b Ashworth, 0; Allwoo'd, J b. Evans 6; McFarlane, b O. B. I Reeve, 17 ; Hudson, b O. B. Reeve, ; 19; Hamilton, c and b Evans, 0; ; Gardiner, not out, 8; extras', 4; j total, 98. Bowling: O. B. Reeve, i three for 52; Evans, five for 44; { Ashworth, two for 9. i