CITY CRICKET

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2951, 11 December 1916, Page 8

CITY CRICKET

EAST AND TRENTHAM MEET

SOME BIG SCORING

The chief cricket match on Saturday was between East and Trenthani, Trentham batted first, and knocked up 261. E. W. M'Cardell, who nlayed a fino innings, provided CI of the total runs, and Bray (formerly one of the North' Club's leading bats) made 39. East began badly, and lost three good bats (Barker, M'Girr', and Dind) for a dozen runs. Gibbes and Midlane,. however, made a good stand, an when stuiup§ were drawn thoy were both' well past the half century, and their partnership had realised over 100. The result of this match is very open. Old Boys and Institute are engaged' in a match in' which the scoring, so far, is low. Old Boys seem to have tno match well'in hand.

Hutt opened poorly against .North'' at Hutt. The suburban team batted first, and made 59 runs, against North's 328. Only two players succeeded in reaching double figures, and the opposing bowlers, Hiddlestono and Windley, took seven wickets for 29 runs, and three for 23 respectively. Hiddlestono was easily the leading batsman in the game, his score being 131 runs (not out). North's total was added to greatly by Hi'ckson (40), Tuckwell (82), Burton (30), Crombic (29). Hiddlestone gave five chances before ho had reached 30, but thereafter his was a chanceless innings.

University, in their first innings against Petono, made 141, Dwyer topping the batting figures with 67 runs. Petone had made 164 for seven wickets at tho close of the day's play, Brice being.responsible for 54 and Nicholls for 49. TRENTHAM AND EAST. . Trontham—First Innings., Leversedge, 6t. Condliffe, b.'. Gibbes 3 Blair, b. M'Girr :. 3 Smyrke, 1.b.w., b. Hutchings 22 Bray, st. Baker, b. Hutchings 39 E. M. M'Cardell, c. Browman, b. Hutchings 21 E. W. M'Cardell, st. Condliffe, b. Gibbes .-..'.: Gl Caughey, c. Condliffe, b. Hutchings 37 Chadwick, b. Hutchings 29 Johnston, o. M'Girr, b. Hutchings ... 3 Bevan, b. M'Girr 22 Southall, not out 0 Extras , 15 Total ;.. 261 Bowling analysis.—M'Girr, two wickets for 41 runs; Gibbes, two for 51; Hutchings, six for 79; C. Hickey, none for 40; Dind, none for 13 j Hylton, none for 19. -East—First Innings.- ; ;) Baker, b. Caughey 2 Gibbes, not out : 59 M'Girr, 1.b.w., b. Caughey 0 Dind, c. and b. Caughey 9 Midlane, not out 03 Extras y Total for three wickets ; 142 OLD BOYS AND, INSTITUTE. Old Boys.— Innings Beechey.'c. E. Renner, b. G. Renuor 11 Ronaldson, b. G. Renner ; n Blacklock, c. Tyrell, b. G. Renner ... 18 Lambert, c. and b. E., Renner 22 Tucker, 1.b.w., b. E. Eenner 0 Taylor; run out • 28 Baker, b. Garrod '. '. s Duncan, b. Garrod 0 I Graham, b. Garrod 2 Trott, b. Tyrell 15 [Hayward, not out n Extras , 11 Total v .~131 Bowling analysis.—Garrod, three wickets for 50 runs; G. Eenner, three for 51; E. Eenner, two for 15; and Tyrell, ono for i. Institute.—First Innings. iHowitt, b.' Tucker 4. I G. Eenner, b. Taylor ... 0 Tyrell, b. Tucker ."'.'." 10 Guise, b. Beechey jg J. Eenner, b. .Tucker \. g E. Eenner, c. Hayward, b. Tucker':.'.' 4 Kyan, b. Tucker n Eeid, b/Beechey .'.",' j Garrod, b. Beechey ,".' 2 Wilton, not out .'",,,' 3 Keys, c. Hayward, b. Tucker ............ 3 Extras ! jq Total ~m Bowling analysls.-Tucker, six wickets for 25 i;uns; Beechey, throo for 6; Taylor, one for 22. \ • Old Boys.—Second Innings. Beechey, not out jq Blacklock, not out .".......... 3 No wickets for 1,3 '_■ UNIVERSITY AND PETONE. ■ University—First Innings. Dwyer, c. .'Nicholls, b.i,Eodgers ... '67 Smith, b. Bricb ; g Birch, c. Cate, b. Brice .; ',[""■ 7 Brown, b. Brice 1 Ward, b. Brice ;; Fenton, b. Eodgers ..."'. jg Cfttley, b. Brice „.!."...""!"! l;i George, b. Bennett .','."' 2 Nixon, b. Brice ',", jjj Spencc, b. Brice 6 Burns, not out- .......... 7 Extras """"".'.'.'"" 4 Total ./... .! .'. 14 ( Bowling analysis—Brice took seven wickets for 46 runs; Bennett, one for 52 • Eodgers, two'for 33; Bold,, none for 9! Petone—Second Innings. Rodger, run out ... 5 Nicholls, b. Fenton ...;... 49 Bennett, b. Fenton ..'. ...... '1 Brice, b. Smith ;......'. 5,1. Cate, 1.b.w., b. Ward ; :.,„'.' 24 Tregear, c. Dwyer,. b. ■ Fenton ""7 Cowie, 1.b.w., b. Fenton '..'. • 0 Bold, not out .: :. ; ,' \ Extras .'. """" 33: Total for seven wickets 164 • HUTT AMD NORTH. Hutt—first Innings. ■ Hughes, c. Tuckwell, b. Hiddlestone 0 Patten, c. and b. Hiddlestone 15 Aldersley, b. Windley 7 Bock, c. Wagstaff, b. Hiddlestono ...' 0 Walton, b. Hiddlestono 7 Baumber, st. Patterson, b. Windley 5 Smith, c. Wilson, b. Hiddlestone ... 10 Neazor, I>. Windley (j Hollis, b. Hiddlestone 0 Ball, not out { Mabey, b. Hiddlestone .' 1 Extras ■„.]." 7 Total ; ..„..'...„ 59 Bowling ' analysis—Hiddlestone took seven wickets for 29 runs; Windley ,lhreo for 23. NOETH.-First Innings. Tuckwell, c. Baumber, b. Aldersley... :I2 Burton, c. Hughes, b. Patton ....' 31) Hickson, c. Baumber, b. Patton 41) Anderson, c. Neazor, b. Patton i« Hiddlestone, not out i;n Wagstaff, c. Mabey, b. Smith ...'. n Barker, c. Patton, b. Walton 4 Wilson, c. Bock, b. Walton 1 Crombie, b. and c. Aldersley 29 Patterson, b. Smith .'. "2 Windley, c, Neazor, b. Baumber ...... 13 Extras go Total 32 3 Bowling aualy6is—Patton took three wickets for 75 runs; Smith, two lor 74; Walton, two lor 29; Aldersley, two. for 26; Uumnber, ono ior 20; Mabey, none for 33; Bock, nono for 21; Hughes, none for 20.. Senior Boys' Matches. Boys' Institute, 78 (A. Spolsky 26, J. Smith 15, H. Hanson 10); Maris't Bros., 60 (A. Gray, one for 7; H. Hanson, six for 11, and J. Smith one for 10). Boys' Institute won by 18 runs. 1 Junior Games. Boys' Institute (A team), 62 (W. Tucker 10, L. Calvert 10, K. Cunningham 13, not out); Athletic, 46 (Solway 27; T. Bantwo wickets for no runs); Athlotic, 29 (A. Tarrant, two for 10, E. Allan six for 16); Boys' Instituto (A), two for 26 (E. Cunningham 19, not out); Boys' Institute won by eight wickets and 13 runs; St. Cuthbert's, 103; Boys' Institute (C team), 15 and 15. St. Cuthbert'6 won bv an inning and 73 runs. Thorndon, 87" and 114 for live wickets; Boys' Instituto (C

team), 79 (T. Malcolm 31, .1. "Watkins 16, S. Dempster 15); Boys' Institute (C. team, 123 (S. Dempster 53, T. Jlalcolm 35, J. Watkins 13). Boys' Instiluto won by one run. Third-class Championship. Wellington College A, 73 (Ward, five for 17, Thomas two for 8); Institute Old Boys, 180 (Ward 34, Bell 43, Menco 27, Ambrose IS)- instituto Old Boys won by 107 runs.