CRICKET

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2730, 27 March 1916, Page 9

CRICKET

POOR SCORING AT BASIN RESERVE

EAST'S COLLAPSE

Two .new matches in the Wellington icket Association's senior championip were commenced at the Basin Rorvo on Saturday. East playing ;ainst North collapsed before the capi--1 bowling of Southall and Morgan, id on tho first day's play appoar to 1 hopelessly beaten. -Next to the >wling mentioned above, the feature the play was a- fine ninth-wicket and by Bray and Crombie. Univerby, aided by a big tally of extras, re&-' tered a creditable score against Old ays, whoso wickets' subsequently fell st before the bowling of Fenton and' uncan. ■ With sovon wickets down for rty runs, Old Boys will have diffiilty in escaping a follow-on. Details of tho scoring are as folW HAST AND NORTH. East—First Innings. ibbes, b. Morgan 2 aker* 1.b.w., b. Morgan 6 'Girr, .b. Morgan R iurpliy, b. Morgan 2. sborno, b. Southall 4 Lidiane, b. Southall 15 ditchings, c. and b. Southall 1 arry, c. and b. Southall .......r.... 4 iveeney, b. Morgan 1 ollett, b. Southall 0 feybourne, not out' ! 4 Extras i 0 Total G6 Bowling Analysis.—Southall obtained ve wickets for 27- runs; Morgan, five >r 20. North. —First Innings. [iddlestone, c. Collett, b. Hatchings' •••• 36 rakinson, run out • 4 larker, b. Hutcliings •_ 24 lorgan, c. Midlane, b. Hutcliings 4 V'ilson. b. M'Girr " l r indl.ey, b. M'Girr ; 6 Vagstaffc, c. and b. Hutchings ... 2 iray, not out 38 laton, l.b.iv., b. Baker 6 Irombie, not out •'••• 21 Extras ;«*• 37 Total for eight wickets 178 'Bowling Analysis.—M'Girr '.obtained wo wickets for 73 runs; Gibbes, none or 22; Baker, one for 6; our for 41.' UNIVERSITY AND OLD BOYS. University.—First Innings. Smith, 1.b.w., b. Tucker 11 lirch, b. Lambert 4 i'enton, run out 27 leorgo, b. Wills 17 Tanning, c. Beecliey, b. Tucker ... 17 iVard, b. Wills 12 )uncan, b. Wills 21 iaines, b. Wills ..... 0 iVliite, b. Wills .9 'iennett, b. Wills 5 iurns, not .out 5 Extras i 44 Total ........172 Bowling Analysis.—Wills obtained six .vickets lor 40 runs;. Tuckcr, two for iG; Lambert, ono for 18; Marris, none 'or 14. Old Boys.—First Innings. Tucker, b. Fenton • 0 Beechey, b. Duncan 4 Lambert, b. Fenton , 6 llonaldson, b Fonton 0 Marris, run out ....■ '. IS. Thomas, b. Duncan 0 Wills, l.b;W.j b. Fenton 13 Lusk, not out -2 Total for seven wlekota i 40 Bowling Analysis.—Fenton obtained four wickets for 19 runs; Duncan, two for 21. V HUTT AND TRcNTHAM. Trentham. —First Irnings.' Howe. 1 c. Glennie, b. Stiles 15 Winks, b. Patton 0 Dee, run out 2 Jamieson, st. Ball, b. Patton 2 Booth, b. Patton ;.. 1 Delamere, h. Stiles 5 Waghorn, b. S'tilea 0 Boddeloy, not out . 3 Marshall, c. Patton, b. Stiles ■ 0 Extras 15 Total for nine wickcts 45 Bowling Analysis.—S'iles took four Wickets for 14 runs; Patton, four for 16.' Hutt. —First Innings. Mabey, runf out '. — 2 Hughes, c. and b. Jamieson 2 Aldersley, 1.b.w., b. Jamieson 1 Patton, b. Winks 1 Glennie, o. DeOj b. Winks 6 Judd, b. Jamieson 0 Kitto, b. Jamieson 5 Aldersley, b. Jamieson 3 Balks, b. Jamieson 0 Stiles, b. Winks ' Ball, not out § Extras ••••• d Total ; ,• ?6.' Bowling Analysis.—Jamieson took six wickets for 13 runs; Winks, three for 20. • Trentham.—Second Innings. Boddeloy, b. Aldersley 9 Dee, b. Glennie U Winks, b. Mabey Howe, b. Aldersley •■•••••••• " Janiieson, c. Stiles, b. Mabey U Booth, b. Aldersley - *}■ Delamere, 1.b.w., b. Ma-bey ..... U Anderson, b. Mabey j> Waghorn, b.. Mabey '. Marshall, not out * Extra Total for nine wickets 49 ' Bowling Analysis—Glennie took one wicket for 8 runs; Patton, none for' 10; Balks, none for 8; Mabey four for 16; Aldersley, three, for 2.' JUNIOR CRADE'FINAL. The final of the Junior Grade was commenced on tlie Baft'n Heserve on Saturday. This match is to he played to a finish. The contestants were Petono and Boys' Institute Old Boys. Institute batted fust, Finlayson prov-ing-very destructive; four wickets were down for 38 runs. C. Murphy then batted very freely for 41 not out, and with Lake put on 31 for the last wjcket, the total eventually reaching 145. Petone could only make 45 against the bowling of W. Garrod and George Kennor. Senior batted for nearly an hour for his 8 runs, but Barber (10) was tho only man to reach double figures. G. RenncrY bowling analysis roads as follows:—14 overs, 7 maidons, 12 runs, 5 wickets. .. _

D.etailed scores arc as followlnstitute: First innings—G. Renner, b. Finlayson, 0; J. Howitt, c. Smitli, b. Fin--lay son, 14; B. Mabin, b. Finlayson, 16; Jack Renner, b. Finlayson 2; H. .Murphy, b. Finlayson, 1!); Edward Rwilier, b. Finlayson, 10; E. Guise, b. Finlayson 0; C. Murphy, not out, 41; W.. Garrod, b. Finlayson, 3; H. Lamb,.run out, 7; A. Lake, c. Miller, b. Barber, 15; extras, 18; total, 145. Bowling Analysis—Finlayson took eiglit wickets for 54 runs; Senior, nono for 14; Taylor, none for 23; Abbott, none for 19; Harbor,' ono for 19. Second innings— G. Renner, not out, 21; B. Mabin, c. Finlayson, 0; 15. Guise, not out, 0; extras, o; ono wickot for 26 riins. Petonc: First innings—Miller, b. G. Renner, 1; Barber- b. W. Garrod. 10; Senior, b. W. Garrod, 8; Smith, b. G. llemior, 0; Finlayson, b. W. Garrod, 7; Taylor, b. W. Garrod, 1; Donehue, I). W. Garrod, 0; Martin, b. G. Renner, 2; Abbott, b. G. Renner, 4; Coles, not out, 0: HoarCi b. G. Renner, 0_; extras, 3; t0ta1,.46. Bowling Analysis—G'. RenMor, flyo wicliutß for 12 runs; W. Garrod, five for 30.