CITY CRICKET.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1891, 28 October 1913, Page 4

CITY CRICKET.

FIRST ROUND CONCLUDED; The first round of the Wellington Association's senior grade matches waa completed yesterday, play having been resumed from the previous Saturday:— OLD BOYS & EAST B. Old Boys' Club. First innings 115 Second Innings. Beechoy, b. Grimmott C Tuckcr, c. Grimmott, b. W. Smith (J Hay, 1111111222111, 1.b.w., b. Grimmett 16 Grace, 211131121115111121, b. Grimmett 27 Blacklock, 3, c. Dooley, b. Walters 3 Wilson, 12212331, not out 15 Mason, 1, run out 1 Smith, 1.1, run out 2 Wills, 221, b. Grimmott 5 Lees, o. Doolev, b. Grimmett 0 Thomas, 1, b. Grimmott 1 Extras 2 Total 98 Total for game 213 Bowling Analysis.—Grimmet took six wickets for 30 runs; W. Smith, one for 15; Walters, one -for 21; Dooley, one for 4. Wellington East B. First innings .102 Second Innings. Bowles, 331221, b. Tuckcr 12 A. Smith, 32112222, 0. Tucker, b. ) Grace 15 Dooley, 1134112511, 1.b.w., b. Leys 20 Grimmett, 1112231111, o. Tuckor, d. Leys 14 Walters, 112, b. Leys 4 Hutchmgs, b. Leys 0 W. Smith, 11, e. Hay, b. Leys ... 2 Collett, 1, b. Leys 1 Carter, 131, not out 5 Tonkin, 1, b. Mason 1 Total 74 Total for game 176 Bowling Analysis.—Grace, one wicket for 23 runs;'Tuckcr, one for 25; Leys, six for 19; Mason, one for 8. COLLEGE & CENTRAL. Victoria College. First innings : 69 Second Innings. Duncan, b. Robinson 0 Dempsev 1231132112341112111111, c. Kinvig, b. Ryan 35 Beeeliey, 3131211141123111, b. Ryan 27 Caddick, 22111, c. Hickson, b. Ryan 7 Birch, 1142114131131131331212, 0. ' Ryan, b. Robinson 41 M'lntosh, st. Jackson, b. Ryan 0 Fanning, 11411221, b. Robinson ... 13 Dickson, 1111131311, b. Ryan 14 Howe, b, Ryan 0 Fenton, 0. Sissen, b. Ryan 0 Atmore, 5, not out 5 Extras •. HI; d Total 151 Total for game 220 Bowling analysis—Robinson took tnreo wickets for 38 rims j Ryan, seven for 41; Kinvig, liono for 30; Mitchell, none for 14; Naughton, none for 19. Wellington Central. First innings 206 Second Innings. Ryan, 11, run out 2 Jackson, b. Slliitosh . 0 Fletcher, 1, b. Fenton 1 Hickson, 13122, not out 9 Naughton, 4, ml out 4 Total 16 Total for eanSo 222 Bowling analysis.—Fenton took 0.110 wicket for 9 runs;.M'lntosh, one for 7. EAST A & NORTH. East A. First innings 102 1 Second Innings. Baker, 21221331141, c. Wilkinson, b. Southall 21 Gibbes, 31. b. Barker 4 M'Girr, 1311312243113214, hit wicket, b. Twohill 33 Midlane, 113112421313231213133323 433231131131341, b. Hiddiestone 84 Matin, 1222131, b. Barker 12 Nash, 111, c. Bray,' b. Twohill 3 Watson, 1311413541133132333, not out 46 Hickey, Wilson, b. Southall 0 Wighton, c. Wilson, b. Southall ... 0 Morling, c. and b. Southall 0 Extras 6 Total 209 Total for game 311 Bowling analysis.—Southall took four wickets for 71 runs; Barker, two for 50;, Sevier, none for 25; Hiddiestone, one for 21; Twohill, two for 28; Bray, none for 7 Wellington North, First innings 136 Second Innings. Manning, 113131111212433131, fc. Morling : 33 Hiddiestone, 112, b. Hickey 4 Sevier, 111331, b. Hickey 10 Wagstaff, 21111111, c. and b. Morling 9 Watson, 131, b. M'Girr ■ 5 Bray, 312211, run out- i(i Wilkinson, 1224, run out jj Barker, 121, b. M'Girr 4 Twohill. 21113313, not out 15 Southall, 121213, st. Watson 10 Extras lo Total ~119 Total for game 245 Bowling analysis,—Hickey took three •wickets for 39 runs; Gibbs, none for 13; Morling, two for 35; M'Girr, two for 23. The showroom at Messrs. R. and E. Tingey's establishment was Inst evening the scene of a more than usually interestinn presentation, the occasion 'being the voluntary retirement from the firm's service of Sir. H. R. Bringeru. There .was a full muster of tho employees of the local branch, the presentation \ras made by Sir. Ed. Tingey. The firm's gift took the form of a very handsome clock, with tho . following inscription engraved on same: "Presented to H. R. Bringezu, from Messrs. R. and Tingey and Co., Ltd., for 30 years' faithful services. October 24, 1913. A beautiful silver jewel-case for Mrs. Bringezu, and an illuminated address, of which the following was the text:— "Presented to Henrich Rudolf Bringezn, by. Messrs. R. and B. Tingey, Ltd. (Wanganui branch), to commemorate the voluntary termination of thirty years' faithful service in" tho employ of tho firm. This address is designed to mark tho firm's recognition, of your sterling loyalty and outstanding abality as an artisan, anil to be to yon a testimony of our regret at having to say good-byo to one who has been for so long connected with our business.' It is our earnest wish that you may long lift spared to enjoy the leisure you have so well earned, nnd that peace, liappiness, and contentment may mark tho closing years of an industrious and honourable life.—Signed, E. Tingev, director; P. E. Tingey. manager; H. Domnic, accountant." The sentiments expressed In the address were endorsed and supplemented bv Mr. Tingev in a few well-chosen remarks, after which Mr. Herd, en behalf of tho employees, made tho nresentation of a nair of beautiful water-colour paintings, suitably fram»d, and a handsome smoker's outfit. Mr. Herd paid a liieh tribute to Mr. Bringezn's qualities, both as a workman and a comrade, and Mr. G. Pur««r endorsed the eulogy, after which, on the call of Mr. P. T). Tingey, hearty cheers were given for Mr. Brlngoiiu. The N.Z. Farmers' Co-operative Asso-< cintion of Canterbury, Ltd., CliTistchurch, will sell, at the Canterbury Jubilee Srow a number of stud and champion Shorthorns. Ths sale is on aeeonnt of Mr. A. Chamberlain, of Ellesmere. who has been a successful prize-taker in Canterbury for 1 the. past twenty yenrs, and tho loti are ' PBW t? privity surfibAw boforo tho j&lo, !