CITY CRICKET

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2933, 20 November 1916, Page 3

CITY CRICKET

BIG INNINGS BY EAST

CENTURY BY MIDLANE

Saturday's cricket at tlio Basin Reserve was marked by small scoring, except in two instances. Midline (East), a batsman with fine records behind him, struck scoring form, and pasted the Old Boys' 1 bowling for 140. Condliffo (also of East) knocked up 850, and tlio sido registered the fine total of 313. So far, Old Boys have responded very feebly—three wicketsdown for 31 Tuns. University v. Institute opened A. match which promises to be a closer contest than that between Hast and Old Boys is likely to be, but Institute stand a good chance' of having a lead of nearly 100 runs on the first innings. Tho first day of the match between North Seniors and Petone was played at Petone. Petone, who batted first, played a full team, while North did. not have time to finish their innings. Details of scoring follow: EAST V. OLD BOYS. East—First Innings. W. Baker, b. Marris 28 W. Gibbes, b. Lambert 10 P. Midlane, c. Lambert, b. Marris ... 140 A. Condliffe, c. Brown, b. Taylor 50 ■T. Hutching, c. sub., b. Taylor 19 A. Diad, b. Taylor 2 W. Bowman, b. Taylor 18 Hutchings, c. Blacklock, b. Taylor ... 16 Osborne, b. Taylor 29 Huffam, not out 13 Extras 18 Total 343 Bowling analysis.—Lambert took one wioket for 50 Tuns; Harris, two for 76; Taylor, sis for 86. i Old Boys—First Innings. E. JI. Beechey, b. Gibbes \ 0 Ronaldson, b. Gibbes V S. Wills, b. Hutchings 19 Duncan, not out 0 , Extras !>. Threo wickets for 31 UNIVERSITY V. INSTITUTE. Institute—First Innings. J. Howitt, run out 35 E. Guise, b. Duncau ...'. 3 W. Garrod, b. Duncan. 39 J. Keimer, b. Duncan 0 E. Kennor, 1.b.w., b. Fenton 10 L. Keys, b. Fenton 6 H. Buck, b. Fenton 20 AVilton, not out 31 Huxford, b. George 5 Fisher, b. Fenton 1 Byan, b. Ward 14 Extras 1 ; 5 Total 172 Bowling analysis.—Fenton took four wickets for 44 runs; Duncan, threo for 46; George, oue for 22; Ward, one for 4. University—First Innings. Dwyer, c. and b. E. Eennci' 21 Smith, b. Garrod 5 Birch, b. Garrod 0 Brown, c. Fisher, b. Keys 1 Fenton, c. Howitt, b. Garrod 4 George, c. Howitt, b. Keys 21 E. Hevard, b. Garrod' 2 Duncan, b. Garrod 6 Sponce, b. E. Eenner 2 Ward, not out 3 Burns, not out '3 Extras S Nine wickets for 7G PETONE V. NORTH. Petone—First Innings. Brice, b. Kiddleston 4 Cate, c. Patterson, b. Barker 9 Rodgers, b. Kiddleston 50 Bennet, b. Kiddleston 0 Tregear, c. Wilson, b: Kiddleston 13 Ambler, 1). Kiddleston 5 Bold, b. Windley 11 Nicliolls, not out 8 Stevens, 1.b.w., b. Kiddleston li Cowie, b. Tuckwell 3 . Eiffe. b. Tuckwell 1 Extras ; 7 Total 117 Bowling analysis—Ki'l/Ucston took six wickets for 59 runs; Windley, one for 2!); Barker,, one for 16; Anderson, 1 none for 5; Tuckwell, two for 3. North—First Innings. Tuckwell, b. Bnco 15 Burton, c. Cates, b. Eiffo -10 Barker, b. Bennett -10 Kiddleston, aot out b'4 Anderson, c. Rogers, b. Bennett 1 Wngstaffe, b. Bennett i» Patterson, b. Bennett 0 Wilson, not out 5 Extras 12 Total 177 Bowling analysis.—Brice, one wicket for 44 runs; Rogers, none for 45; Bennett, four for 30; Cato, none for 23; Tregcar, none for 9; Eiffe, one for. 9; Bold, nono for 6. . Tho ninlcli will be continued next Saturday at Petone. JUNIOR. NORTH Y. HUTT. North Juniors (55 and two wickets for 36) defeated Hutt (49 and 38) by eight wickets and 5 runs. For North, Henderson made 38 not out, and W. H. Wilson. 24 not out. Mackio took tliree wickets tor 14 runs, and six for 15; Chambers, threo for 5 and threo for 17; and Luckie three for 23. For Hutt, F. Lusty made 22 and G. Lazarus 12. G. Lusty took six wickets for 15 runs, and one for 6; E. Burt two foT 27, and ,1. Clout one for 12. Mackic in the North team, and G. Lusty in the Hutt team, are two good bowlers, and made themselves known to the batsmen. Both are left-handers. As the scores indicato the batsmen did not show any particular form. In the Third Grade, Boys' Institute Old Boys defeated Scots College by aii innings and 85 runs. BOYS' LEAGUE. Senior.—lsland Bay scored 44 and 34, and Boys' Institute 59 and 24 for seven wickets. Boys' Institute won by three wickets and 5 runs. Junior.—Boys' Institute A Team, 107 (L. Calvert 44, W. Tucker 13, E. Cunning- . bam 12, not out); Y.M.C.A., 41 and 15. Boys' Institute won by an innings and 50 Tuns. Boys' Institute C Team. 14 and 39; St. Thomas's, 114. St. Thomas's won by an innings and 61 Tuns. Boys' Institute D Team, 12 and 28; St. Peter's, 152. St. Peter's won by an innings and 112 runs.