CITY CRICKET

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2700, 21 February 1916, Page 9

CITY CRICKET

ANOTHER ROUND COMPLETED

GIBBES DOES THE HAT TRICK, Another round of matches in the Weilmgton Cricket Association's Championship ivhs completed on .Saturday at the Basin Reserve, when three oi* the fixtures were marked by some splendid bowling performances. Notable efforts with the ball were those by A. Wilson (Central), who secured nino Petone wickets in the two innings at a cost of 50 runs, Tucker (Old Boys), who captured eight East wickets for G1 runs, and Gibbes (East), whose average in Old Boys' second innings, was seven wickets for 49 runs. The last-named accomplished the "hat trick"-7Konaldson, Christie, and Stace veing out to him with successive balls. In the match against North, the team from Trentham Camp did not muster at full strength, and in consequence North had an easy 3-point win by an innings and 118 runs. . Central just obtained the runs in time to gain a ii-p/ait w ji (eight wickets to 6pare) over Petone, but East had not the time to obtain all the runs necessary to give them the same result against Old Boys. They had to be content with a 2-pomt win on the first innings. Hutt secured a three-point win against University. The latter scored Vii in the first and 176 in the second innings, but Hutt's enormous lead of 317 in the first innings prevailed. Defile of the scoring are:— NORTH AND TRENTHAM, Nortli—First Innings. Hiddlestone, c. Richards,' b. Kinvig 32 Morgan, c. Richards, b. Sandman. ... 102 Barker, c. Barnett, b. Sandman. 10 Wagstaffe, c. Gibson, b. Naughton ... 0 Wilson, c. Smith, b. Kinvig 55 Bray, c. Barnett, b. Sandman 18 Wilkinson, run out 44 Eaton, c. Kinvig, b. Naughton 31 Leydon, c. Sandman, b. Kinvig 0 Windley, 1.b.w., b. Sandman 1 Bouthall, not out 3 Extras 21 Total 317 Bowling Analysis—Sandman obtained fonr wickets for 150 runs; Kinvig, three for 96; Naughton, two for 50; Richards, none for none. Trentham, first 1 innings „... 68 Second Ixuiings. Kinvig, b. Southall 28 Howe, b. Hiddlestone 42 Richards, c. and b. Southall ....... 4 Gibson, not out 3 I Sandman, J>. Leydon 31 Smith, st. Bray, b. Southall 5 M'Lean, run out 2 M'Cardell, b. Hiddlestone 2 Barnett, absent 0 Seay, absent 0 Naughton, absent 0 Extras 14 Total 131 Aggregate : 199 Bowling Analysis—Southall obtained three wickets for 31' runs; Hiddlestone, two for 50; Leydon, one for 21; Morgan,' none for 15. ' CENTRAL AND PETONE. Central, first innings 215 • Seoond Innings. M'Cardell, b. Brice 0 Robinson, c. Cate, b. Brice 15 Dind, not out 3 Burton, not out 5 Total ; 23 238 Bowling Analysis.—Brice obtained two wickets for 11 runs; Stephens, none for 12. Peton®—First) Innings. Powell, b. Wilsom 5 Gate, 1.b.w., b. Robinson 2 Stephens, b. Wilson 9 W. MTiwan, c. Dind, b. Wilson 9 Smyrk, b:,'' Wilson a Corner, e. and b. Robinson 2 Brice, b., Robinson' 0 Rodgers, b. Wilson g Tregear, b. Robinson 0 J. M'Ewan, b. Wilson 7 Nicholls, not out 4 Extras 14 „ T°lal 60 Bowling Analysis.—Robinaon obtained four wickets for 27 runs; Wilson, six for 19. ' , Second Innings. Kodgere, b. Wilson 73 Nichoils, b. Wilson so Catc, b. Robinson p Smyrk,. b. Robinson 3 Brice, b. Robinson, b. Burton 0 Corner, b. M'Cardell [ Powell, c. sub., b. Bnrton n Stephens, b. Robinson 3 .T. M'Ew<an, thrown out 1 W. M'Ewan, not out 7 Trejtear, b. Wilson 2 Extras 24 Total 173 Aggregate 233 Bowling Analysis.—Robinson obtained three wickets for 49 rims'; Wilson, thr°e for 31; Burton, two for 16; M'Cardell, one for 15; Dind, none for 16; Schlaadt, none for 22. OLD BOYS AND EAST. Old Boys—First Innings; 76. Second Innings. Beechey", c. Osborne, b. Hll tellings ... 28 Lambert, c. Barry, b. Gibbas 9 Ronaldson, c. Osborne, b. Gibbes 41 Tucker, c. Hutehings, b. Gibbes 5 Thomas, b. Gibbes 0 Wills, 1.b.w., b. Ci-onid 21 Marris, b. Gibbes 34 Christie, b. Gibbes 0 Stace, st. Baker, b. Gibbes ....... 0 Liisk, b. Nash fl Hislop, not out 13 Extras 42 Total 193 Aggregate . 26!f Bowling Analysis.—Gibbes obtained seven wickets for 49 rnns; Hutehings, nno for 34; Gould, one for 14; Nash, one for 12; M'Girr,. none for 42. East—First Innings. Gibbes, st. Thomas, b. Tucker _... 47 Baker, c. and b. Tucker 0 Midlane, thrown out 101 M'Girr, c. Boechey, b. Tucker 13 Collett, b. Tucker 2 Barry, not out 2S Hutehings, 1.b.w., b. Tucker ; 0 Nash, st. Thomas, b. Tucker 2 Gould, st. Thomas, b. Tucker 4 Sirinej-, b. Tucker 0 Osborne, thrown ouit 1 Etrtras 28 Total 226 Bowling Anaylsis.—Tucker obtained eight wickets for 61 runs; Lambert, nono for 25: Beecliey, none for 54; Marris, none for 23. Second Innings. M'Girr n Midlane, c. eifb., b. Beechey 1 Baker, aot tout 2 Gould, b. Beeohey 0 Gibbes, not out 5 Total Bowling Analysis.—Beechey obtained three wickets for 12 runs; Tucker, none for 10. HUTT AND UNIVERSITY. Hutt, first Tunings 317 University—First Innings. Birch, b. Patton 33 Foster, b. Stiles j. 5 Smith, b. Stiles 2 Penton, run out 04 George, b. P.atton io Fanning, c. Hughes, b. Patton ......... 12 Ward, b. Patton 1 Bennett, b. Mabey n AVhite, b. Mabey ""i 9 Burns, not out 0 Duncan, absent 0 Extras 17 Total for nine wickets 122 Bowling Analysis.—Stiles took ' two wickets for 33 runs; Balks, none for 30; Glennie, none for 6; Patton, four for 28; Mabey, two for 8. University—Second Innings. Biirnn, b. Stile* ~,,,, 7 Biixh, h. Stile* - „■ IS

Smith, b. Mabey 24 Foster, c. Ball, l>. Mabey HO Ponton, b. Aldersley 10 George, c. Patton, b. Glennie 27 Fanning, b. Mabey 7 Ward, run out 31 Bennett, run out (i White, b. Patton 1 Duncan, absent 0 Extras IS Total for nine wickets 17G Bowling Analysis—Stilos took two wickets tor 45 runs; Patton, one for 41; Balks, none for 21; .Mabey, three for 21; Aldersley, one for 11; Glennie, one for 19. AVAREHOUSEMEN'S ASSOCIATION. Occidental defeated Whitcombo and Tombs by nine wickets and 21 runs. Batting first, Whitcombe and Tombs compiled 143. Occidental scored 161 for the loss of one wicket. The chief scorers for the winners were-.—Sisson 75, not out, Warner G3, not out, l?yalls 10. Bowling for Occidental, Nelson took three wickets for 5 runs; King, two for 10; Warne, two for 20; Ijcddy, two for 60; and for Whitcombe and Tombs, Davis took one for 41. JUNIOII FIXTURES. Institute Old Boys defeated Wellington College by an innings and 79 runs. Institute's first innings yielded 2-10. Wellington College, in their first innings, mado 62, and in tho second innings 99 (Brodie 45, Pope 27). W. Garrod, five wickets for 26 runs, and E. Eenuer, five for 42, bowled best for the Institute team. After a. very cxciting finish, No. ,21 Compapy Cadets defeated St. David's by three wickets for 21 runs. Highest scores for the former wereMahoney 57, Ward 52, and Gray 27. No. 21 Company Cadets team played two men short.