CITY CRICKET

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3043, 2 April 1917, Page 9

CITY CRICKET

END OF THE SEASON • EAST WIN CHAMPIONSHIP . TIIO championship competition for senior \cricketers was decided, on Saturday at the Basin lieserve, when East, by a two-point win iu tho- match with tetone, -. brought their total up to 19 points and won the competition. North, ivith 1G points, .was next in order, and was followed by Old J3oys (8 points and Petone (5 points). - 1'ollowinp; are :• details of' Saturday's play:—. EAST AND PETONE. Petone.—First Innings Eodgers, Walters, b. Nash22 Gate, b; Hatchings ..... 3 Nieholls, 1). Hutehings 24 Ackroyd, st. Condliffe, V Hutehings 2 . Brice, c. Bruce/ b. Hutehings 5 Coles, not out 1.4 • Stevens, b. Hutehings 0 N. Senior, c. Baker, b. Hutehings 0 Eowley, e.'Midlane, b. Hutehings ... 2 Bennett, c. Nash, b. Hutehings. ...... 0 Bold, U. Hutehings ......... 0 Extras 48 Total 115 Bowling Analysis—Hutehings took nine wickets for 40 runs; Gibbes, none for 22; Nash, one for 10. ; East (first innings 200 Second'lnnings. Baker, b.- Brice • 55 Gibbs, gt; Cate, b. Brice ; 0 Bruce, b. Brice - 4 ; Walters, b. Brice 13. Hylton, b. Brico 5 Dind,.b. Brice 1W. Condliffe, not out 46 '■ Hidlaiie, not out :. ;...... 1 Extras 10 - Total 135 Bowling Analysis*—Brice toot six -wickets for 59-runs; Bennett, none for 31 Rodger®, none for 85. 'OLD boys and north. Old'.Boys (first innings) 93 Second Innings.. Beechey, -c,. Hickson, b. iiaekie 50. Eonaldson, b. Mackie 15; Blacklock, I>. Mackie 8 Lambert, b. .Hiddleston -.i..-. U Tucier, b. ilackio 1 Williams, b, Jiackie 5 : Marrisi c. ll'jddleston, b. Mackio ... ,0 Baker, o. .Barton, b. Mackie 2 Jlorton; b. Hlfidleston '.. i Hislop, c. I'aHersbn, b. Mackie.•: o' Lusk, not out 1, Extras u. ;; 20 Total' .; iW. ■ Bowling Analysis.—Hiddleston took! two wickets for (53 runs; Mackie, eight 1 for 31. ' : North (first innings)- 71Second\ Innings.: Wilson, K Lambert y..... ...... 16: Barker, o." Lambert;\b. Tucker 7; Burton, et. .Williams, b. Tucker ... (I i Hiddleston,. not out 71 Patterson, c. and b. Tlucker 0 Wagstaffe, c. Beeehey,' 6; Tucker ...V 1j Hickson, b. Lambert ........... i< ■ Anderson, c. Harris, b.\ Tucker 3 Crombie, b. Tucker ...i 0; Windloy, c. Williams, b;> Beechoy ... 2] • Mackie, not out.. 1: Extras 23: ; •' Total .............. ..... 1281 UNIVERSITY AND INSTITUTE. . Institute—first innings • 21, ' Socond Inhings. '• ' r . ■ Twomey, b. Eenton . 10, Wilton, b. Duncan 3' . '.Black, • b. Duncan ; • 1; Duinbleton, run out ........ 2; Howitt, not out 10: Tyrrell, c. and b. Duncan G; Guise, e. and b. Duncan „... 3 Garrod, b. Duncan 0. Reid, c. and b. Fenton .....; 5 Fisher, b. Fenton 0 : Keys,. run ' out 2] Extras. v ;21 ' Total 69Bowling Analysis.—Eehton took tftree, wickets for 29 runs,, and Duncan fivo for' 17. - ' ■ \ i University—first innings .80; • Second, Innings. . . . \ : Smith, b. Keys i ;...' A Uttley, c. sub., b. Keys..... ' 0\ Dwyer, not out 5 Eenton, .not out i....;. . 8 Total. for two wickets 15 TRENTHAM AND FEATHERSTON. : The Trentham v. Eeatherston match, whioh was won by Eoatherston, was not a continuation of the previous Saturday's .play. The scores aro:—. Eeatherston. ltobinson, e. and b. Sh'acklock ......... 23 Badeley, b. Sneddon ....?. 9 Phillips, b. Shaddock; 1 ' StraDg, b. Shacklock 36 Grigg, 1.b.w., b. Shacklock 0 ■ Troweek, b. Shacklock . 8 Carruthers, c. and b. M'ltao G3 Sharp, b. Shacklock 11 Tates, •«. Caygill, b. Shacklock 2 Southall, not out .'4' Jenkins, b. M'Kae 0 . -Extras 10 Total - . Bowling Analysis.T-Shackloclc took seven wickets for 68 runs;'Sneddon, one for 30; Bennerinan, none for 41; M'Kae, two for 5. .: Trentham. ■ Bannerman, 1.b.w., b. Tates 31 Cay-nll c.'Southall, b. Carruthers ... 35 Sneddon; c. Strang, ,b. Carruthers - 3 Shacklock, not out l -5 Condliffe, c. : and b.. CarrulJiers ...... 0 TJttley, b. Carruthers 9 MUae;; b; Southall 9. Extras » Total for six wickets 100 HUTT,AND ARTILLERY. Artillery , innings) 260 Hutt.—First Innings. • Hughes, c. Beard, b. Dalley 0 Bock, run-out 5 Aldersley, b. Beard 4(i Patton, c. Cusack, b. Fauvel 23 H: Baumber, c. Binney, b. Mabin ;.. 28 & Baumber, ct HiigheS, b. Fauvell ... IB • Walton, run out 39 Parker, b. Fauvel-..; 4 Bowers, b. Binney ' 0 S. Baumber, b. Fauvel •» J. Baumber, not out 0 Extras .' 38 Total 212 Bowling Analysis.—Fauvel took four wickets for 33. runs; Beard, ono for 59; Dalley, one for 4; Lynch, none for 13; Mabin, one for 24; Binney. one for 35. Third- Class Matches. St. Patrick's College defeated Wellington College Aby 23 runs. St. Patrick's College, 110; Wellington College, 87. For St. Patrick's College, Ryan made 43, Columb 26, and Dwan IG. For Wellington College, Millard made 39, Calvert 12, and M'Coll 10. Senior Boys' Competition. Tho only game down for decision was a- match between Boys' Institute and Petone for second place in the championj ship. Institute ijon by an innings and '181 runs. Institute have done remarkably well this season with, their cricket teams, having won the third grade and junior boys' championships, and finished runners-lip in the senior boys' competitions, out of four championships. Boyß' ■ Institute, 252 (J. Smith 94, W. Hart 51 not out,' F. 'Cox SG); P.etone, 4G and 72 (Perb 20). Bowling for Institute, J. Smith took six wickets for 15 runs, J. Benjamin three for 19, H Hanson two foT 6, N. Blng three for 8, S. Dempster two for 4. , Junior Boys' Match. j The junior representatives, who made 99 runs, defeated F. Mills's team, which scored 43 runs. . In the junior match', Mariat v. Hutt, the second day of which was played at Hutt on Saturday, Hutt played their second innings. Their scores totalled 148 for the innings, the following being the highest:—F. Lusty, 21; J. H. Clout, 27; P. Smith. 31; A. Smith (not out), 19. ' The match resulted in a win for Marist by 208 against 190.