CITY CRICKET

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2706, 28 February 1916, Page 9

CITY CRICKET

NEW ROUND BEGINS

SOME FINE BOWLING

Another round of matches in the Wellington Cricket. Association's senior championship commenced on Saturday. A light shower of rain fell during the afternoon, but passed over too quickly to interfere with the play. Tlnee fixtures were set down for decision at the Basin Reserve, and two of them had reached an advanced stage by the time stumps were drawn. Several remarkably good bowling performances were recor'ded during the ufternoon, notably those by Brice and Smyrk (Petone), Hiekmott and Sandman (Trenthum), Hiddlestone (North), and George (University). Both Trenthom and Petone appear certain to gain three-poin,t wins in their respective matches. . After the high score registered last week by Hutt, Saturday's effort came somewhat as a surprise. Against Old Boys, who put up 148 in the first innings, Hutt scored 104. Details of the scoring are as follow UNIVERSITY AND TRENTHAM. University—First Innings. Birch, b. HiqkniotP G foster, b. Sandman 1 Ward, b. Sandman i Fenton, b. Sandman 4 Smith, b. Hiekmott 5 Bennett, b. Hiekmott 0 White, b. Sandman 1 George, not out 5 Copeland, b. Hiekmott 0 fanning, ib. Hiekmott 5 Burns, run out ••• 3 Extras • fi \ Total 39 Bowling Analysis.—Sandman obtained 1 four wickets for 15 runy; Hiekmott, fivo for 18. ■ Trentham.—First Innings. Hiekmott, c. White, b. George 78 Sandman, c. George, b. Fenton 12 J. M. Smith, st. Burns, b. George 25 F. A. Smith, 1.b.w., b. Fenton 55 Nanghton, b. Fenton 10 Gibson, not out — ij> Day, b. Fer.ton « Sneddon, b. Fenton j| Ryburn, b. George " M'Lean, c. Ward, b. George 0 Bridge, not out : ® Extras ® Total for nine wickets - 200 Bowling Analvsis.—Fenton obtained five wickets for 74 "rums; George, four for 14; Ward, none for 48; Smith, none for 48; "Bennett, none for 19. PETONE AND NORTH. Petone.—First Innings. Cornei, hit wicket, b. Hiddlestone ... 7 W. M'Ewau.ib. Southall 8 llodgers, c, Brav, b. Southall .. 34 Cate, b. Hiddlestone 5 Brice, st. Bray, b. Southall 34 Smyrk, c- Wilson, b. Southall 7 Nicliolls, 1.b.w., b. Hiddlestone 3 Stevens, c. Wagstaife, b. niddlestone 4 Doneghuu. c. Wogstaffe, b, Hiddlestone 1 Cowie, b. Hiddlestone 3 J. M'Ewan, not out 8 Extras 19 Total 161 Bowling Analysis.—Hiddlestone took six wickets for 37' runs; Southall, four for 59; Windier, none for 20; Morgan, none for 29. / ■ North—First Innings. Hiddlestone, c. Cate, b. Brice 20 Morgan, c. Corner, b. Brice 0 Barker, b. Brice 4 Wagstaife, b. Brice 0 Wilkinson, c. Nicholls, b. Smyrk .... 1 Wilson,, b. Smyrk 1 Bray, c. and b. Brice 0 Eaton, b. Smyrk -5 Windley, b. Brice 2 Crombie, b. Brice 0 Southall, not out 4 Total 37 ■Bowling Analysis.—Brico took seven wickets for 17 runs; Smyrk, three for 20. i Second Innings. Morgan, c. Eodgers, b. Sinyrk » Windley, 1.b.w., b. Smyrk 0 Crombie, not out 10 Eaton, o, and b. Smyrk 4 'Southall, e. Doneghue, b. Smyrk 3 Bray, not out 1 Extras 0 Total for four wickets 31 Bowline Analysis— §myrlt took four wickets for 14 runs; Brice, none.foiyll. CENTRAL AND EAST. ' Centjali—First Innings. Dind, b. M'Girr ; 30 Deinuth, c. M'Girr, b. Gibbes 23 Burton, b. M'Girr 46 Robinson, c. M'Girr, b. Gibbes 3 Pattertfbn, b. Jt'Girr .1 7 Hickson, b. Nash 35 Schlaadt, st. Baker, b. Gibbes 13 Wilson, b. M'Girr. 24 M'Cardell, b. M'Girr Q Bhickmore, not out 25 Lowe, run out Jt , Extras " 24 Total 243 Bowling Analysis.—Jt'Girr took '"five wickets for 66 runs; Gibbia, tlrree for 75; Nash, one for 43; Hutcliings, none for 28; I Collett, none for 7. ' East.—First Innings. I Baker, c, and I>. Robinson 15 Gibbes, not out • 3 Nash, run out <1 Extras 7 Total for two wickets 25 Bowling Analysis.—Kobinson took one wicket for 12 run 6; Wilson, none for 6.

HIITT AND OLD BOYS, -Old Boys—First Innings. fieechy, c. and b. Mabey 03 ftoiialdsoii, b. Patton on Blacklock, b. Patton 15 Thomas, b. Alderslev- : 01 Wills, b. Patton "0 Tucker, c. Hughes, b. Balks 15 Harris, not but jq Christie, b. Aldersiey 0 Stare, c. Patton, b. Balks " 0' Ward, b. Aldersley lt ' t 2 Lambert, absent ' "™""" } 0 Extras jg Totfil Bowling Analysis.—Sti'es took'no'wickets for 19 runs; Patton, three for 65; i.labey, one for 25; Aldersley, three for 9; Balks, two 'for 14. Hutt—First Innings. Patton, c. Beechy, b. Harris f) Hushes, c. Blacklock, b. Harris 5 Aldersley, W. A., b. Harris ! 12 Judd, b. Beechy .....' 0 Davis, b. Harris ] 4 Ifitto, b. Harris 10 Stiles, st. Thomas If, Balks, c. Christie, b. Harris I t Bail, b. Tucker 0 Mabey, b. Harris .. 3 Aldersley, E„ not out 7 Extras 21 Total Mi Bowling Analysis.—Harris took seven wickets for 52 runs; Beechy, one for 13; Tucker, two for 2fl. Old Boys.—Second Innings. j Christie 21 Stace 20 JUNIOR MATCHES, Playing against Wellington College, Petone made ICD; Wellington College, 70. For Potone. Bold made 7.1, Smith 11, Miller 16, Wilkes 14, Abbott 10. For College, Pope '38 ftiid Horton 10 were ton nnd Morton and Sonper took four wickets eacli. In their second innings, Petono have fivo down for 18, Morton taking four for none. At Newtown Park, St. Paul's Boy Scouts played a cricket match against Y.Jt.C.A. i Scouts.s The T.-M.C.A. won 011 the first innings by 31 runs. Scorers for Y.M.C.A. were Patrol Leader Frost 11, Scout Hum 14, and Sergeant Johnson 12, while the only high scorer for St. Paul's (vas Scout 13> WAREHOUSEMEN'S ASSOCIATION. Occidental defeated Now Zealand Railways by 15!) rii.ns. Occidental scored 189 aiut Paihvays 30. Tho chief scorors ft-r the winners were: King, 59; -Ttyalls, 43; Leddy, 19. not out; Hagee. 12; Nelson, 10. Bowling foi Occidimtii, Wamc took six wickets for F rins, Nel=n;i three for 3; and for Pailways, A. Cornfoot took w'x wickets for 1,5, il, Cornfoot two for 50.