CITY CRICKET.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1920, 1 December 1913, Page 4

CITY CRICKET.

FOURTH ROUND, SIXTH CENTURY OF THE SEASON. COMPILED BY HAY, More good scoring was done on the Basin Reserve on Saturday, hut the totals were not so heavy as has been the case on some occasions this season. The balloon tury was passed by Walters (80) ami Howies (70) of the East 15 team, and Burton (03) of the Central Club; while Griminett and Kinvig were just inside the mark. Walters batted aggressively, but there seemed just a want of care about his work, which made bis chances of reaching the century look doubtful. Burton's baiting was tho best of the afternoon and constituted a line all-round exhibition. Bowles played nice cricket of the correct type. It is worth noting

that the three highest scorers were stumped—Bowles an'd Walters by Howe, and Burton by Wagstalfe. Kinvig was really out when lie was in the thirties, but someone blocked the umpire's view —at least, so it is claimcd—just when tho bails were being knocked off, and tlie official did not give tlio decision against the batsman. Victoria Collego made a bad start against East B. Their two centurymakers, Birch and Joplin, were disposed wf in a very few minutes for two runs. The feature of tlio afternoon's play was Ryan's bowling for East B, Ho almost completely tied up tho College batsmen. From the start, Joplin was in trouble against him, and after weathering a few deliveries, left for tlio pavilion. Soon afterward, one of his elusive slows accounted for Birch, and Ryan's analysis then showed two wickets for ono run. Beechey and Howo were also both kept very quiet by him and Grimmett. Ryan's record for the timo that lio was bowling is: 11 overs, 0 maidens, 14 rims, 2 wickets. Old Boys' team journeyed out to I-lutt and batted first on a fairly easy wickc-t. They occupied the crease until within a few minutes of timo. and amassed the capital total of 29!) rims. Although not quite at his ease with tho slow bowlers, D. Hay. who has been hatting splendidly this season, topped the century by excellent cricket. Ho had got into the seventies last Saturday when his side's innings- was closed, Tiicker, Blackloek, and Graco also showed form. E. .Tudd was the most successful howler for the suburban club. Batting for a few minutes Hutt scored S runs for the loss of no wickets. Tho following are the scores: —

CENTRAL & NORTH. Central.—First- Innings, Burton, 1331131111411211411111131 3211141131212, st. AVagstaffe, b. Toohill : : 63 S Hickson, 33111111333114111333, b. Quinn 31) Kinvig, 31212121133111131133541, b. Casey 45 Naughton,' 341131, thrown ont 13 Robinson, 431, c? Oninn, b. Toohill B Ryan, 1.b.w., b. Oninn 0 C. Hickson, 11151111141, b. Iliddlestone 18 M'Cardell, 211331341, b. Hiddlcstone 19 Jackson, 311311114, 1). Hiddlertone lfi Saunders, not out ;...., 0. C. Mitchell, b. Casey ■ 0 Extras 20 Total 241 BoWl!il&' Analysis.—Casey took two wickets for 04 runs; Hiddlestnnn. three for Cj~); Toohill, two for SO; and Qi.imn, two for 36. HAST B & COLLECE. East, R. —First Innings. Bowles, 3111121.2134131321122113311 ■ 14313332132112, st. Howe, h. M'lntosh ' ; "0 Hushes, 1132231411, b. Dickson ... . 1:1 TTutchings, 1, b. Duncan 1 Walters, 1322243121122121111132223 11311112331331211122, st. Howe, b. Duncan SO O'Shea, 3, 1.b.w., b. Fen ton 3 Grimmett, 1.113131123231132512223 22, b. Dickson 48 Doole.v, 1, b. Duncan 1 'Cornfoot. 13. b. Duncan 1 AV. Smith, 3. not out 3 Carter, I>. Dickson 0 Ryan, b. Dickson 0 Extras 2 Total 1 237 Howling Analysis.—M'lntosh took one wicket for 47 ruiis; Kenton, one for 44; Duncan, four for 42; Dickson, four for 02: F. Beccbey, none for 8; Atinore. none for 19; and Dempsey. none for 13. Victoria College.-—First Innings. Birch, 2, b. Ryan 2 Joplin, h. Ryan (I Beechev, 1211333, not out 14 Ilowe. 23134243, not ont 22 Extras 4

Total for two wickets 42 OLD BOYS & HUTT, Old Boys.—First Innings. Beechcv, b. E. Judd 0 D. Hav, 1142114141211411114114113 111213211111241211141121121412 1221421411, b. Rogers 114 Tucker, 124412114214, c. M'Caw, b. E. Judd 27 Grace, 111111215111111112111414114 '14221, b. 12. Judd 53 Blacklock, 1444124111141, c. and b. Ishenvcod 29 J Hay, 2121111, c. E. Judd, b. Honors 0 .Mason, 221, b. E. Judd 5 Goldlinch, 21141442132112, run out 29Smith, 1111111112, c. Glennie, b. lsherwood 11 Thomas, 42111111, not out 12 Leys, 1, c. E. Judd, h. Stylos ... 1 Extras 9 Total 299 Bowling Analysis.—E. Judd took four wickets for 95 runs, Rogers, two for 51; lsherwood, two for 50; Styles, one for 29; J. V. Judd, none for 20; Aldcrsley, none for 15; Glennie, none for 25. Hutt.—-First Innings. M'Caw, not out 0 Mason, 422, not out 8 Total for no wickets 8 EAST A & PETONE. East A. —First Innings. Baker. 1, b. Smyrko ...' 1 M'Girr, 12412, c. Tregear, b. Finlavson 10 Midlane, 2214244142412111224, not out 'i-i Watson, 1, b. Smyrko 1 Young, b. Finlay II Johnston, b. Smyrko .' 0 Nash, e. Cate, !>. Smyrko 0 Henderson, 242411-1, n Bennett, h.

Harbor 1« Wiglito'n, 1, 1). Donnghuc 1 Jliuilins, 4, I). Donaghuo ' t Extras 9 Total £8 Bowling Analysis.—Sxnyrke. four v.-ie-kcts for 24 runs ; Kinlaysou, two tar 83; Barber, 0110 for 10; Uonnsjliue, two tV r 7. Pctono.—First Innings. Niinn, 121.11, 1). Wighton fi Powell, 41, l>. Joliiistou 5 Smith, 211241, e. Henderson, b, n'ighton 11 Siuvrke. 122222, rim out II C'nic, 1212121, b. Young 10 Duniphup, 21441116211431211411211 112, b, 31 Gin 3a

licmieii:, 21111111411-121121111. rot out Burlier. 1262022310. c. Young, b. .lohnslmi Tregear, .2121121101, not out -'1 Total for nine wifkols Bowling Analysis-. —M'Girr took o-ie wicket for 22 runs; .lolinston, two lor 0(- ■ ]\ljiii|inn-. none for 10: lighten, : ,\o for 2-i ; Nash, none for 2S: llendenwi. none lor 7; one )or 11; .Mi.lIniie, none for 20. Boys' League. Bovs' I'.istitnte defeated Potone by 18 runs in the first innings. J- How* r,rd <25) and E. Ronner (22) were :iie btat scorers for Institute. OTHER LOCAL MATCHES. THE JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP. Playing North on Saturday, Petonc made" iiS in tlio first . innings, wliib; their opponenls made 9D. Coinnieiieing a sccoiid innings North compiled 20 at a cost of two wickets. i.'otoiic scores wore:—Wvnvard, 42; Bold, 16; Neilson. 13. Batting for North, Barker made 28: Galloway, 14; Jones, 13; and Wilson, 12. Bowling for Petonc, Wynynril took'eight wickets for 23, and for North, Barlier took six for .17, and Thompson two 'or 5.

Third Cracte. Eajfc, 119 (Thomas 26, Webb 2.3, Wilson ,15, Tonkin 12, Daubncy 10) beat Central, 60 (Bay 15, Bain 14, Blackburn 10, Waters 10). Bowling for East Thompson took four wickets for 20 runs, Wilson two for 1. For Con-, trai, Donaldson took four for 23. Outside Association. Waiidereds, with 205 (Hayward 50, Moffitt 41, Hatelicr 25) and 80 (Moftitt 15, Garnctfc 17, Cusack 19,' Hatcher 14) heat Catholic Club, 118 <Fitzgerald 28, Laybimi 25) and 63 (Layhuni, 41 not. out) by 104 runs. Warehousemen's Asssclatlon. Dominion defeated Goliiu and Co., at Nowtown Park. Batting first, closcd their innings with four wickets down for 145 (liinnio 'CO. Tew 44 not out, C. Keid .13, Speucd 11 not out, A. l'oid 10). Golliit and Co. made 79 (Richards 22, Hawthorn 14,. tioddard 13. Hill 12). Bowling for Dominion, Whitelaw took live wickets for 17 runs, and Soutliall live lor 25. Hawthorne, Richards, and Cummins bowled for Golliii' and Co.

The following is the result of the Telephone Exchange A —Unitod match:— .Telephone Exchange, batting first, eleclaroci their innings closed for six wickets fur 182 runs. United made 82 runs fur nine wickets. Chief scorers for the Exchange were: Phillips (77), Nelson (85), l'ooloy (2(1), and Marshall (23). Bowling for Exchange, I'irillips took three wickcts for 11 runs; Nelson, four for 22; and D. I'arton, two for 1!). Now Zealand Railways B defeated A. E. Kornot's by four runs. Railways scored 78 runs, and Kornot's 71 runs. O'Shea (17), M'Loan (13), Duignan (11) were- tlie chief scorers for the winners; ami Simm (23), Gregory (20), I'ortcoiis (11) for the losers. Bowling for Railways, Dwan took tiireo wickets for twclro runs, and Duignan, three for 16. For Kornot's, Leddy took six wickets for 27, and Simm three for 22. Wliitcorobo and Tombs (135) boat Now Zealand Railways A (78), at Dnppa Street. For the winners, Gully rondo 39 not out, TVetiierafl 31, Tyrrall 13, and Norris 21. For railways, Cflrnforcl (21) was .the only player to reach double figures. Bowling for AVhileonibe anc> Tombs, Gully took three wickets for 17 runs, Wctherall three for 22, and Davis three for 29. I'T the losers, Comfortl took fiv« wickets for 39 runs, and Duff three i'or 45. ■ Occidental rind .Electric Light met at Keibiinic. Occidental, batting first, declared their innings dosed with five wickets down for 171 runs (Butters, not out, 50. Spotswood 44, Hnigh 22, Mackreil, not oat, 18). Electric Ligltt mado r.,j (Warwick 17, Fitzgerald 15, Castle 13). Bowling for Occidental, Spotswood took tw) wickets for B,runs; Haigh, olio for !): Cavrad, two for 19; Maolu'ell, two for 21. For Electric Light, Watson took two wickcts for 25 jnnsj Gojdiug, two for 55; Pudney, ofio tor 37.

Friendly Match. Kirkcaldio ami Stains defeated D.I.C. by seven wickets. Tlio losers, batting first, made 34 (Paul 15) and 58 (Paul 20. Leo 11). The winners made 68 in their first innings (Cleave 25, Kant. 12) and 25 for three wickets in their second hillings. Plant and Dremian bawled well for Kirkcaldie and-Stains. MATCHES EUSEWHERE. (By Tclesranh.—Press Association.) Auckland, November 30. The fourth round of the Senior Cricket Championship commenced yesterday on sol't wickets, ltcsultsUniversity 130 (Airoy 30, Taylor 3-1); Waitcmata, 94 for one wicket- (A. Dunaing, not out, 53). For Waitemata Riblastcr took ciulit wickets for 50 runs. Ponsonb.v 202 (Kavanagh 54, Collins 34); Parnell 12 for no wickets. Moore took four wickets for 23 runs. North Shore 20G CSalo 107, Howie 47); Eden A, 80 for three wickets. Ilay (Eden) took seven wickets for 04 runs. Eden B 77; Grafton 123 for four wickets (W. Horspool •18). Harvio (Grafton) tpok seven wickets for 23 runs. Gliri'stehurch, November 30. ■In the first grade lliccarton, 340 (H. T). "\Vhitta 90. A. Norman 72) beat West ciii'istchureli 247 aud 00 for two -wickets. St. Albans (/IBS') boat 'East Ci'iristehurch (103 and 08). Sydenham 25!) befit- Limvood 50 and 89.