LEVIN DISPLACE COLLEGE

Chronicle (Levin), 10 February 1948, Page 4

LEVIN DISPLACE COLLEGE

Horowhenua Senior Cricket After taking the lead early in the season in the 'Horowhenua seiiior cricket competition, the College eleyen, one of the keepest on ihe field, lost it to Levin on Saturday as a result of-. their defeat at the harids' of . Old Boys, Levin and Weraroa each secure'd eight ' point wins and Foxton a five pointer. The following are the championsh'ip' poirits to date: Levin. 43, Collqge and Weraroa 40,' Foxton 39, Old Boys 38', Paraparaumu and Shannon 12, and Otaki- 7. Otaki v. Foxton A margin of only 12 runs • gave Foxton a five point win over Otaki. First use of the wicket went to Otaki, who were dismissed for 149. A feat'ure of the innings was a fine knock by Rice, who had "hotched 73 before falling a .victim lbw. tp Newth. Foxton replied with 161, Rogers contributing 48 and Greep.

31.- Details: — Otaki: J. Baftosh, b Rogers, 2; J. Ahern, c and b Newth, 6; Rice, lbw, b Newth, 73; Merwood, c Rogers, b Carmont, 18; Favell, c Newth, b Rogers, 1; Q'Brjen, b Carmont, 1; W: Cook, b Newth, 18; Harvey, b Newth, 0; Hakaraia, not out, 8; Cook, b Rogers, 2; Templey, b Newth, 0; extras, 20; .total, 149Bowling: Rogers, ' four for 48; Newth, four for 49; ..Carmont, two for "30. Foxton: Green, b Bartosh, 31; Mounsey, b O'Brien, 9; Carmpnt, lbw, b Bartosh, 12; Rogers, b O'Brien, 48; Newth, b.Rice, 2; Walls, b Rice, 17; J. Williams, run out, 6; Annear, c Cook, b O'Brien, 0; Sextop, c and b Bartosh, 5; Mpheky, b O'Brien, 3; M.. Williams, not out", 0; extras, 28; total, . 161. BqwUhg: Bartosh, three for 55; O'Brien, two for 33; Rice, two for 28. Old Boys v. College Old Boys secured a win by 87 runs over College-. College batted first, making ,a total ' of 89 runs, Andrews contributipg 29 and Dumbell 21. In the bowling, Juno took four wickets for- 21 runs and Lynch four for 29. Old Boys replied with 176, N. Sciascia contributing 41 and Lancaster 30. Andrews topped the bowling with three for 17, while Hamilton took twp for 13. Details: — College: Andrews, c Jacob, b Dumbell, 29;'Lambeft, lbw, b Lynch, 5; McClune, c Gwynn, b Stevens, 0; Dumbell, c Sciascia, b Lynch, 21; Afiwood, c Jacob, 'b Juno, 13; Whelan, c Jacob, b Juno, 8; McFarlane, b Juno, 5; Hudson, not out, 4; Turner, b Juno, 0; Hamilton, b Juno, 0; Gardiner, b Lynch, 0; extras,. 4; total, 89. Bowling: Lynch, 'four for 29; Stevens, one for 20; Juno, four for 21; K. Dumbell,

one for 15. Ol-d Boys: Lancaster, b Andrews, 30; Dumbell, c Hudson, b Andrews, 12; G.JSciascia, b AndrewS, -1; -Juno, c Dumbell, b McClune, 16; N. Sciascia, lbw, b Gardiner, 41; Jacob, c Gardiner, b.McFarlane, 14; Gwynn, st, b Hudson, 8; Clapcott, b Hamiliton; 4; Stevens, st, b Hamilton, 10; Lynch, not out, 24; Hannan, not out, 11; ektras, 4; total, 176- Bowling: Lambert, norne for 32; Andrews, three for 17; McFarlane, ope for 29; McClune, orfe for "35; Hudson, one for 8; Gardiner, one fpr 18; Hamilton, two for 13; Allwood, none for 22. Levin v. Shannon The Levin team'had one of its best victories of the season on Saturday,. beating Shannon by an innings and four wickets and gaining eight championship points. Shannon batted first and made 41. Galloway took six wickets for 10 ruri's and H. Baumber four for 11. Levin replied with 142, F. Baumber making a solid half-centyry, Weir 37 and H. Baumber 25 not out. For Shannon, Roach took two wickets for 32 runs. From a total . of 144 ballSj 142 runs were mafle. • Ifi .their second innings, Shannon made y strong bid to even the score, securing 94 runs. Of these Clough contfibuted 40, mainly in ones and twos, and Roach 21. Galloway agairi toppe-d the bowling with five for 24/ Details: — . - - Shannon, 1st innings : Harri'Sj •ibw/'-1j"'BEtimbe'r; 9; Tippler, st, b ,Baumber, 1; Wadsworth, c Judd, b Baumber, 0; Munford, c Galloway, b Baumber, 7; Roach, b Galloway, 1'2; Picard, b GallPway, 2; Seatqn, c Weir, b Galloway, 1; Clough, c Baumber, b Galloway, 2; C. Harris, c Meddings, b Galloway, 5; Innes, b Galloway, 0; Vincent, not out, 0; extras, 2; total, 41. Bowling: H. Baumber, four for 11; R. Judd, none for 17; Galloway, six for 10. Levin: F. Baumber, lbw, b Harris, 50; Weir/c and b Harris, 37; Galloway, c Clough, b Roach/ 15; Judd, c' Vinsen, b Roach, 2; H. Baumber, not out, 25; Thomas, not out, 2; extras, 11; total for six wickets, 142. .Bowling: Harris, two for 39; Munford, none for 25; Tippler, none for 37 ; Roach, two for 32, . Shannon, 2hd innings : Munford, b Galloway, 1; Vinsen, st Barraud, b Galloway, 0; Clough,- st Thomas, b Judd, 40; C. Harris, b Galloway, 4; B. Harris; c Meddings, b Galloway, 0; Wa-dsworth, c.and b Galloway, 1; TiPPler, c and b Judd, 10; Roach, c Galloway, b H. Baumber, 21; Picard, *b H. Baumber-, 3/Seaton, c Galloway, b Judd, 8; Innes, not put, 2; extrag, 4; total, 94. Bowling: H. Baumber, two for 28; Galloway, five for 24;' R. Judd, three for 27; Meddings, none for 8; R. Meddings, none for 3. Paraparaumu v. Weraroa Weraroa also secured an eightpoint win wheh they beat Paraparaumu by an innings and one Wicket. Weraroa made 172 runs and Paraparaumu 66. Batting for Weraroa, R. Keenan made a grand score of 90 nolj out, one of the°best this season. . Ip. the bowling, B, |leeve took three wickets for 39 runs. Paraparaumu rplied with 49 ih -their. first innings, Keogh con-, tnbuting 24. Barraud took five wickets for. 36 runs and France

three for four. In their second innings, Paraparaumu made 17 runs. 8 Barraud took six wickets for 7 runs and France four for 7. Details:— Weraroa: Wallace, st, 12; Jukes, b Bern. Reeve, 6; 'Keenan, not out, runs. Paraparaumu replied with 49 '90; Barraud, b B. Reeves 0; Nichols, b B. Reeves, 8; Ryder, c Sherring, b Dewar, 3; Ellis, st Flemming, b Ashworth, 2; Hudson, b Keogh, 11; France, b Casey, 20; T. Ryder, b B. Reeves, 1; Ashworth, not out, 1; extras, 10; total for nine wickets, 172. Bowling: B. .Reeves, three for 39; Bern. Reeve, one for 50; Dewar, one for 29; Ashworth, one for 19; Keogh, one for 14; Casey, one fo'r 11. "Paraparaumu, first innings: C. B. Reeve, c and b Ryder, 1; Casey, c Ryder, b Barraud, 0; Ashworth, c Keenan, b Barraud, 10; Bherring; b Barraud, 0; O. B. Reeve, b Barraud, 0; Keogh, lbw, b France, 24; Flemming, b.Frafice, 2; B. A. Reeve, c Ryder, b Barraud, 3; Weggery, st, b Barraud, 4; Davan, b France, 0; Brazisr, not out, I; extras, 4; total, 49. Bowling: Barraud, five for 36; Rydei5, one for 6 ; . France^ three for Paraparaumu, second innings: OB- Reeve, c Hudson, b France, 1; Keogfi, c Nichols, b Barraud, .3; 0B. Reeve, c and b Barraud, 0; Weggery, b France, 0; Ashworth, ' b Barraud, 6; Casey, c Barraud, b France, 1; Sherring, c Ellis, b Barraud, 0; B. A. R§ev6, not out, j; Dewar, c Hudson, b Barraud, 3; Brazier, b Barraud, 0; extras, 3; tot'ai, 17. Bowling: Barraud, six for 7; Franoe, four for 7.