CITY CRICKET

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2648, 20 December 1915, Page 3

CITY CRICKET

SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP;

Though it was a dull and rather cold afternoon on. Saturday tlie weather vas ' "? e enough l to_ permit of another scries •11™?. being started in connection wh the Wellington Cricket Association's ccampionship. The second day's 'play for these matches is fixed for January 8. At the Basin Reserve, Trenthani, batting: first against University, scored 201 ruus, which included a partnership of 76 between Jvaughton and Howe for the fourth wicket, and a remarkable tenth wicket stand of 79 runs by Bramiey and Dowsett, who both gave numerous chances. Fenton, for University,. 1 .secured six wickets for 74 runs. The University batsmen : made a poor showing against tho bowling of Kinvig and Sandman, and at the drawing r,f. stumps had lost seven vo'ckets for 97 runs. i,; • Central and Old Boys appeared to be evenly matched on the adjoining wicket at the Basin Reserve, the former scoring 211 in the first innings. Old Boys had lost six wickets for : 101; runs.at the close of the day's play. Tucker was bowling well for Old Boys; and he obtained the nice average of five wickets for 38 runs. Kast scored 233 in thc : .first, innings against Petone, who registered 79 for six wickets. Hutchings (Kast) batted well, and Brice (Petone) performed the "hat trick." TRENTHAM AND UNIVERSITY. - Trentham—First Innings. • Naughton, st. Bums, b.' M'Evedy ...... 41 Smith* c. Duncan, b. Fenton '...; 0 Kinvig, b. Fenton 0 | Sandman, run out 10 i Howe, b. Fenton 50 i Cooke, c. and b., Duncan ....; 8 •Mackie, st. Burns, b. Duncan 0 Richards, b. Fenton 4 0 Bowles, c. White, b. Fenton • 3 Bramiey, not out , 47Dowsett, c. M'Evedy, b. Fenton 31 Extras : 11 Total ;...... 201 Bowling Analysis'.— Fenton obtained six ■ wickets for 74 runs; Duncan, two for 46; M'Evedy, one f0r.20; Smith, none for 14; Ward, none for 23; Bennett, none for 13. : University—First Innings. Birch, b. Kinvig'....; 9 Smith,, b. Sandman. ..... ....... 30 Ward, c. Richards, b. Sandman 2 Fenton, b. Sandman 16 Bennett,'c. and b. Sandman .....; 1 White, c. Dowsett, b.. Sandman 0 M'Evedy, b. Kinvig '0 George, not out ; g Duncan; not out .'. 19 Extras' 6 Total for seven wickets, 97 Bowling Analysis.—Sandman ' obtained five wickets for 51 runs; Kinvig, two for 40. CENTRAL AND OLD BOYS, Central—First Innings. Dind, c. Christie, b. Tucker i M'Cardell, b. Tucker 1 Burton, c. Lambert, b. Tucker 23 Paterson, 'b.> Tucker : 8 Hickson, 1.b.w., b. Lambert 34 Sehlaadt, b. Marris 31 •Wilson, c. Wills, b. Lambert 5 Taylor, not out 37 Blackmore," st. Thomas,-b: Tucker ... 23 .Loire,' run out 4 Extras '••■' 41 Total ..211 -.Bowling Analysis—Tucker obtained five ■wickets for 38 runs; Lambert, two for 29; Harris, one for 30; Beechey, none for 44; .Wills, none for 29. ; ' . Old Boys—First. Innings. Beecljey, o. Wilson, b/.Schiaadt 19 Hay, c. Wilson,' b. Scblaadt ... 18 Tucker, run out 12 Ronaldson,l.b.w.,,b. Wilson 0 Lambert, not but 17 : Wills, c. and b. • Wilson ' .0 Tliomas, b.'M'Cardell 17 Harris, not; out 9 Extras'. .' 9 Total for six wiclcets 101' Bowling ; Analysis.—Schlaadt obtained two wieketi for'■ 27 ruiis ; Wilson, two for 27; M'Cardell, one-for S; Dind, none for 19, Taylor,'-none for- 11.; v - : 'y b yv ; NORTH AND HUTT. Hiitt—First Innings. Hughes,- c. Bray, b.' Hiddleston 10 Glennie, b. Southall '.; 19 Alders, not cut' > 33 Stiles, c. Windley, b. Hiddleston 0 Oudd, b. Southall ....... 7 Hollis, c. and b. Hiddleston 6 Neazor, b. Hiddleston' 2 Balks, b. Southall .6 Ball, b. Windley . 7 Patton, b. Hiddleston .' 0 Mabey, b. Hiddleston 0 Extras • 18 Total 108 Bowling Analysis.—Southall took three wickets for 35 runs; Leydon, none for 35; Hiddleston, six for 37; Windley, one for 7. North—First Innings; ' Hiddleston, 1). Glennie 30 Bray, b. Glennie -22 Newsome, c. Patton, b. Aldersley ....... 18 Wilson, c. Judd, b. Aldersley 20 Wilkinson, b. Mabey 3 Thompson, c. Ball, b. Glennie G Windley, thrown out 2 Extras • 4 ■ Total .for seven wickets ............... 105' Bowling Analysis—Balks took no wickets (or 13 runs; Paton, none for 26; Glennie,

three for 27; Stiles, none for 18; Aidersley, two for 8; Mabey, one for 7. EAST,AND PETONE, East.—First Innings. . Baker, o. and b. Brice 50 Gibbs, b. Smyrk 10 M'Girr, 1.b.d., b. Smyrk 6 Hutchings, not out ! 76 Midlane, b. Brice 5 Barry, c. Brice. b. Smyrk 3 Collett, c. Smyrk, b. Corner 29 Barnett, c. Nunn, b. Brice 8 Swiney, b. Brice 0 Gray, b. Brice 1 Extras 9 Total ... 233 Bowling Analysis.—Brico took five wickets for SB runs; Smyrk, three for 90; Corner, one for 24; Christian, none for 24. Petone.—First Innings. Cate, thrown out 22 Martin, b. M'Girr fl Bolton, c. Baker, b. M'Girr 1 Powell, not out IS Miller, b. M'Girr 4 Smyrk, c. Barnett, b. Gibbs 11 Corner, b. M'Girr i Christian, not out 1 Extras ....; 18 . Total for six wickets 79 Bowling Analysis.—M'Girr took four wickets for 22 runs; Gibbs, one for 39. Junior Championship, North 89 v. Marist Brothers 361 for two wickets. Highest scores fir Marist: Hopkins 37, De Jluth 150 (not out), M'Mahon 150.,. Trentham defaulted to Petone. Institute Old Boys v. College Old Boys.— College Old- Boys, first innings 117 (Bailey 23 not out, Hemery 21, Mather 19). Institute Old Boys, seven'.wickets for 206 (B. Sfabin 109 not out, J. Eenney 17). Bowling for College Old Boys, Stace took three wickets for 38 runs. For Institute, Garrod took three for 23, E. Koimer four for 36. Third Class. Petone Third Class scored 107 against •Marist Brothers' 107. The highest scorers were: For Petone, H. Edlin 28, Shardlow 18 ;and for Marist Brothers, Hayden 16, Fitzgerald i 9, and Turner 24 not out. Warehousemen 1 ! Association. In the Kernots v. Railway match, Kernots, batting first, scored 126 (Wright 24, Burns 28; Boyes 17, Pycroft 31). Railways had lost nine wickets for 155 runs when stumps were drawn (Watson 45, Boyd 28, Ellis 22; Meehan 16, not out, Winters 14, Fisher 10, A. Cornfoot 10). Bowling for Railways, A. Cornfoot securcd four wickets, for 34 runs, Auld three for 43, Watson one for 11, and Boyd one for 30; and.for Kernots, Mair three for 66, Pycroft five for 50. Railways won by one wicket and 29 runs. ;