CITY CRICKET

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2688, 7 February 1916, Page 9

CITY CRICKET

LOW SCORING WIN FOR TRENTHAM Saturday was another day of rather poor scoring in the senior critcket matches which were played in the city. Chief interest in the Basin Keserve matches centred in the meeting of Trentham and Central. On the opening day of the match Trentham scored 212, and in the end this first innings effort proved to bo good enough to win them the game. Central's first innings yielded 17G, and us Trentham's second innings was still in progress when time arrived, the decision rested on the two first innings.There Trentham liad a. lead of 3G runs, and by that margin tlioy gained the victory. Thero was one good individual score on each side on Saturday; S. Hickeon once again made valiant effort to eave the situation for Central; and Kinvig ran up 57 not out for Trentham. Robinson, the representative fast bowler, six Trentham wickets for 35 runs. University made a poor stand against North, who won by an innings and 38 »nns. Petone defeated Old Boys by 7 runs. TRENTHAM & CENTRAL. Trentham, First Innings—2l2. Central—First Innings. M'Cardell, c. Dowsott, b. Sandman ... 0 Dind, st. Howe, b. Sandman 27 Burton, b. ICinvig 17 Robinson, b. Sandman 1G Wilson, b. Sandman 8 Paterson, c. Howe, b. P. A. Smith... 2G Blackmore, c. Gibson, b. Sandman ... 0 Hiekson, c. Ivinvig, b. Sandman 52 Taylor, thrown out 1G Schkradt, 1.b.w., b. Sandman 0 Lowe, not out 6 Eitras 8 Total 176 Bowling.—Sandman, seven wickets for 97 runs; Ivinvig,. one for 55; F. A. Smith, one for 13; Naughton, none for 3. Trentham—Second Innings. P. A. Smith, b. Eobinson 5 Gibson, b. Eobinson 0 ITowe. c. Paterson, b. Robinson 25 J. M. Smith, c. Paterson, b. Eobinson 0 Naughton, nin out 9 M'Cardell, c. Lowe, b. Eobinson 10 Kinvig, not out 57 Sandman, b. Eobinson 2 M'Lean, b. Burton 23 Ertilas 13 Eight wickets for ...'. 144 Bowling.—Eobinson, six wickets for 35 runs; Wilson, none for 22; Taylor, none for 45; Sclilaadt, none for. 19; Burton, one for none; M'Cardell, none for 10. NORTH & UNIVERSITY, University, First Innings—62. North, First Innings—lß2. University—Seoond Innings. Smith, c. Wagstaffe, b. Bray 12 Duncan, c. Heddlestone, b. Southall ... 2 Bennett, b. Southall 6 White, b. Hiddleston (! Copeland, b. Hiddleston 2 Birch, not out : .-. •21 Bums, c. Barker, b. Southall G Ward, b. Hiddleston 1 Poster, b. Soutlrall 9 ! Extras 17 Total 82 Bowling.—Southall, four wickets for 27 runs; Hiddleston, three for 24; Bray, one 1 for 14. > PETONE AND OLD BOYS. Petone, First Innings—ll6. Petone—Second Innings. Eodgers, st. Thomas, b. Tucker 10 . Poweil, c. Eoiialdsoii, b. Beechy 52 . Smyrk, c. Wills, b. Tucker C • Tregear, c. AVard, b. Tucker 12 Cate, not out 3£ : Martin, b. Tucker 1 1 Brico, 1.b.w., b. Tucker 15 . Nicbolls, b. Tucker ; : J. Jl'Ewan, c. Thomas, b. Tucker ... ( . Stevens, b. Tucker i Jl'Ewan, st. Thomas, b. Tucker ( Extras 1( ) — - Total 15; , Bowling Analysis.—Tuoker took nint - wickets for 4G runs; Harris, none foi i. 3-i; Lambert, none for 31; Wills,' noni . for 6; Beeche}', one for 31. Old Boys—First Innings—BG. , Old Boys—Second Innings. 3 Beechy, c. Brice, b. Eodgers 5' y Lambert, c. W. M'Ewan, b. Brico ... Eonaldson, c. Martin, b. Eodgers 31 Tucker, b. Brico : S Thomas, b. Brice I Blackloek, b. Brice H Christie, run out 21 Wills, b. Eodgers ! e Marris, b. Eodgers 1 Luslc, c. Srnyrk, b. Eodgers < Ward, not out ! Extras 1 i- Total 17 ; Bowling Analysis.—Brico took foil ; wickets for 91 runs; Eodgers, fivo fo ; 52; Smyrk, none for 23; W. M'Ewan lione for 2. JUNIOR MATCHES, 15 In the Junior Championship Petone (15 and 120 for six wickets) defeated Iratil t. ute (190 and 165 for six wickets, declared! by four wickets. The highest scorer t, were:—For Petone, Nunn, 83; Miller, 32 , ; and H. Senior, 18. For Institute, 1 t, llenner, G4 not out; Guise, 2p not out; G Eenner and Christopheraon, 23 each r- Mabin, 21; J. Eenner and Howett, 1 t. each. t. In Third Class cricket, Petone (100) d< t. feated Trentham (90), by 10 runs. Fc t. Petone, Parrant secured 35; Coles, 15 F> Whittey, 14; Eiffe, 11; and Meehan, 1C t- and for Trentham the highest scorei • ; were:—Grainger, 37 not out; White, 14 • J and Banks, 10. a JUNIOE ASSOCIATION. r '. Thorndon defeated St. Anne's by 2i j.' runs on the first innings. Scores:—Tliori don declared, four wickets for 329. S Anne's, 105 and seven wickets for 8i i." Foot, not out, 27; Eussell, 24 and 18; .1 j.' Galvin, 22; Hill, 10; E. Galvin, 15. Tli best bowler,s for Thorndon were: Martii '' six for 51; Carruthers, three for 27; Bucl l( ] three for 35; and Staples, two for 25. d, ■■