CITY CRICKET

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2927, 13 November 1916, Page 9

CITY CRICKET

OLD BOYS BEAT NORTH

CENTURY BY BLACKLOCK

The senior cricket matches which wcro 'commenced on the opening day of the 'season were concluded last Saturday. The two matches played at the Basin Reserve both, bore interesting features! though neither game was to any extent exciting. Boys' Institute, secured a win over Trentham, nnd the scoring on both sides was low. \The Trentham team is fairly stroiig in bowlers. Its trundline was done chiefly by M'Lachlan, Horspool, nnd Southall, all men of reputation in representative cricket. In ono innings M'Lachlan took six wickets for 17 runs. Neither Institute nor Trentham did well with the bat. Bowling for Institute, W. Garrod took five wickets for 7 runs. . Old Boys beat North very easily. Batting for Old Boys, Blacklock scored a century (long overdue). North batted poorly, and IC. Tucker clean bowled five of them and got another out l.b.w. for 2fl runs. Details of the matches follow:— BOYS' INSTITUTE AND TRENTHAM. Boys' Institute.—First Innings. Howittv.c. Bray, b. Southall 1 Lake, c. Horspool, b. M'Laclilan 9 Guise, c. and b. Horspool , 25 E. Renner, b,- Horspool ; a Toomey, c. Gerratj', b. Horspool ... 0 Garrad, not out 21 Reid, c. and )>. jf'Lacblan 20 Sim, b. M'Lachlan 5 Keys, 1). M'Lachlan 1 5 Wilton, V M'Lachlan 1 J. Reniver,' b.. M'Lachlan ' o Extras 3U Total 132 Trentham—First Innings. • Horspool, b: Keys 2 Signnll, 1.b.w., b. Keys 7 E. M. M'Cardell, st. Wilton, b. Garrod i Bray, b. Keys 4 Pearce, b. Grarrod 0 E. W. M'Cardell, by Keys 3 Bennett, b. Garrod 4 Hill, ,b. Garrod 0 M'Lachlan,' b. Garrod 18 Southal, jun'out 8 Gerraty, not out 4 Extras lo Total 61 . Bowling Analysis.—W. Garrod took iivo wickets for 7 Tuns;.l(eys, four for 41. Boys' Institute—Second' Innings. Toomey, b. Bennett 7 J. Renner, c. •E. M. M'Cardell, b, M'Lachlan n Lake, •b. Jl'Lachlan 8 Howitt, not out v.... .'. 7 I Guise, c. and b. M'Lachlan 2 E. Renner, run .out o : Garrod, b. M'Lachlan o Reid, b. M'Lachlan .' o Keys, run out o Sim, c. Bray, b. .M'Cardell o Wilton, b. M'Lnehlan ....; o Extras i

lotal 36 Bowling Analysis.—M'Lachlan took six wickets for 17 'inns'; Bonnet, ono for 15; M'Cardell, lone for 3. OLD BOYS V..NORTH. Old Boys—First Innings. Beechey, c. Hiddlestofi, b. Windley ... 42 Lambert, c.- Hiddlestonj b.Windley... 17 Blacklock, not'out. ; 102 Tncker, b. Hiddleston ......... 1 Ronaldson, not out 22 Extras 22 Total, for three wickets 216 Bowling Analysis:—Hidleston took one wicket for 63.runs; Barker, none for 24; Windier, two for 34; Upham, nono for 3o; Andorson, none for 15; Burton, none for 7; Tuekivoll, uono for' IG. North—First Innings. Hiddlestou,' b. Tucker 1 Burton, b. Tucker 5 Tuckwell, b. Tucker 7 Wagstaffc, b. Tucker ; 0 Wilson, c. Beechey, b. Taylor 4 Anderson, Lb.w., b. Tucker 21 Barker, b. Lambert 23 Patterson, b. .Lambert ; 0 Crombie, b. Lambert A Windley, b. Tucker 0 UpTiam, mot out ...., ; : 0 Extras 1 Total 65 Bowling Analysis.—Tncker took six crickets for 26 rwis; Taylor, one for 22; Lambert, three for 13.' HUTT AND UNIVERSITY. The second day of tho match between University and Hutt was played on the Hutt ground, the match resulting in a win. for Hutt. The match opened on Saturday, November 4, when Hutt made 231, and were two pien short. University wak one man short on Saturday, and made 166. The weather was excellent, and the day was the best since the season's opcriing. Junior Matches. Senior Boya' Cricket.—Boys' Institute won by default from Newtown. Junior.Boys' Cricket.—St. Cuthbert's, 69; Boys' Institute B team,. 37 and 11. St. Cuthbert's won by an innings and 21 runs." . . Boys' Institute A team; 65 runs' (N. Bing, 21; A. Tarrant, 26); Thorndon, first innings, 6;, second innings, 35- (A. Tarrant, eight for 10; W. Hickling, two for 5; T. Barr, two for 41; Boys' Institute won by an innings and' 24 runs. Boys' Institute C- team, '1-1 and 61. beat Boys' Institute D team, 18 and 34, by 53 runs. • Third Grade.—Boys' Institute beat Wellington College B team by. an innings and 7 runs.

NEW ZEALAND COUNCIL SOBSCIUPTIONS TO BE REMITTED THIS YEAR. , . By Telegraph—Press Association. Christchurch, November 12. •At;' tho annual meeting of the New Zealand' Cricket Council *last night, it was decided that affiliated associations be not • called upon for their subscriptions during the ensuing year. It was suggested that every cricket club throughout fho Dominion should keep an honours 'board containing the names of all their members who have fallen in the war. .