CRICKET

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 51, 24 November 1919, Page 8

CRICKET

SATURDAY'S LOCAL MATCHES

A PROVINCIAL RECORD

The iweek-end fine weather drew a. fairly large crowd to the Basin lteservc, where, the East v. North and Old Boys v.. 'i'horndoii hxlures wero concluded. Tho afternoon was noteworthy in tho history of local cricket in that it saw tho registering of » jrovinciat record lor a one-innings score. This was put up by a .junior eleven, Murphy's l'ipo Works, who declared when their score stood at seven wickets for 700 runs, the innings which they had commenced the previous Saturday. The innings was also remarkable on account of tlie fact that it included four centuries: C. Murphy 175, It. Murphy" 151. H. Murphy lib', and D. Binnio 117.

East, nine wickets down for 410 runs, continued their innings against • North. Condliffe (Hi not out) and Wilson f.i not oilt) continued their pr.rtuersliip, and brought tho score up to 432, at which stage East declared for nine wickeU. North then went in and about half-past live wero all out for 249. Nearly the whole tenin batted consistently, and attained double figures, but' they could not approach tlieir opponents' terrific score, and lost by 183 runs on the. first innings. I'enton was tho most successful trundler for East.

There was some good hitting when Old Boys (six wickets down iur 135 runs) resumed their first innings in their match against Thorndon. Marris and Baker continued their partnership, which was eminently successful. The latter carried his bat for 100, scoring exactly 100 runs during the afternoon, while his partner incwasxl his score from 17 to OS before lie was bowled by Warne. Stainlon took his place, and rattled up 47 runs, Old Boys declaring for 351 runs at a loss of seven wickets. Thonidou went in for their secoild innings, and , wf.ll before the regulation closing time wero all disposed of for the tune of 61 runs, Tucker, Duncan, and Marris finding them easy victims. Old Boys thus won by an innings and 157 runs.

The Potone-idiU name was concluded, and resulted in a th.rce-point'win, by an innings and 112 runs, for the former eleven. Consequent upon the heavy rains that fell during the week, the wicket was in a rather poor condition, and by 'no moans conducive to quick scoring. Hutt continued ('heir first innings, D. Naughton and Leckclt taking tho crease. Tho team seemed doomed to disasters. Naughton was dropped in tho slips from Bricc's third bail. Smyrk wenti on at the other end, and at his fourth ball bowled Naugih-ton l.b.w. AUlersloy joined Lockett, and look things quietly for a. while. Shortly afterwards Locketb was clean bowled by Smyrk. Glennie was tlie next to enter the lists, but did not stay long , , having soored only ono run when lie was bowled by Brice. Langford, his successor, fared no better;'after scoring four runs, he, too, fell a vicllni to Brice. Stiles followed, but failed to break his "duck," Srayrk gelling his wicket wilih his sixth ball. Judd came in next, and played radher aggressive cricket, and (he scoring improved somewhat. When ho had added nine runs to the aggregate Judd was bowled bv Brice. Lusty, the last man in, did nothing stnrtling-ihe succumbed to Smyrk'? sneond bull. The innings closed at U. Sα Hie lend obtained by Petoue ot ' 'I 75 runs, Hutt wero forced to "' ■.-0n. ,. Consider-' 'able improvement «us" shown in the sccond i innings, 13") runs being compiled. Aldersley and Hughes went in first, and p]ayed very steady cricket for a while. No wickets had fallen at the adjournment, amLlhe scorn stood at 37. Shortly after resumption, Hughes was caught in the field by Fanning. Naughton went in next, and he and Aldersley, who was by tliis time "nicely set," mad; a stand. Tho partnership had realised 33 runs when Naughton was bowled b.v Brice. Lockelr, the next man in, did not stay low*, but Glennie, who followed hini, liad 1G to his credit before he was caught in the field by Briee. Tho "tail" refused to wi\g, and tlie innings closed at 135. AldersU-y's effort realised a creditable 7fl. Tho fielding of tho Petone tenni was generally good, that of Cato. heliThd the stump-j, and Finlayson callinij for narticiilar mention'. Tn the bowling section Brioe and Smyrk shared the honours. Details of tho scores a.ro:— ■ EAST V. NORTH. East.—First Innings. Baker, c. Patrick ....' 02 Bind, b. I'atrisk <K) Hiitchings, c. ljuinn. b. Patrick 9 M'Girr, c. Wngslaffe, b. Patrick ... 2G Condlilfe, not out „... 132 Slimier, i.b.w., j>. Patrick ....;. 5 J. S. Patrick, l>. Patrick fl Fsnton. b. Pntrick ' 5 Garrod, b. Tuokwcll 3 BaumbtT. b. Ryan 31 'Wilson, not out .... 47 Extras ; ,' 22 Total for nine wickets (declared) 432 Bowline Analysis.—liobinson took" no vickets for 71 runs; Patrick, seven for I'M: Tiickivftll, one for , r i(i; Smith, none for 18; Burton, none for' 39; Quinn none for 28; Ryan, one for SI. North.—First Innings. Wilson, b. Fenton 27 Tuc.kwell. run out :..■.....-. 30 Oiiinn. c. Wilson, b. Diiid ..!;........... 27 'Burton, b. Fenton 35 Wnsrstaffe, c. Patrick, b..Ditul 22 Little, 1.b.w.. 1). Fenton 0 Robinson, st. CoiidliiTe, l>. Fenton ... 26 Smith, c. Condliffe, b. M'Girr 17 Patrick, b. Shrader • 2G Hyan, not out 0 Patterson, 1.b.w., b. Gnrrod (i Extras 21 Total 249 Bowling Analysis.—Garrod took , one wioket for .37 runs; Fenton, four for 72; M'Girr. one for 21; Patrick, none for 15: DiiKi, two for i"; Shrader, 0110 for 21; Baker, none for 19.. OLD BOYS V. THORNDON. Old Bovs.—First Innings. Lambert, run out 0 Gcechev. b. Berry 6-i Blacldock. c. Prnin, b. Thomas. 30 Tucker, c. Tilyard, b. Thomas ..' • 1 Marris. b. Warnc '. ; G8 Birch, run out. .• 7 Minnie, c. Plant, b. Berry 3 linker, not out 103 Slainton. not out -47 Extras 28 Six wickets declined for 351 Bowline Analysis.—Plant took no wickets for 110 runs; Wnrne, one for 83; Thomas, two for 25; Berry, two f0r.39; Carruthers. none for 34; . O'Donovan, none for 32. Thermion—Second Innings. Humnhries, c. Lambert, b. Tucker ... 12 Tilyard, c. K.-Smith, b. Tucker ... 0 Moore, b. Tucker 9 Berry, c. Duncan, l>. K.-Smith ....;.... 5 Thomas, c. Marris, b. Tucker '!... 0 Wnrne. c. Lambert, b. Tucker 20 Carru'hcrs. c. and li. Duncan 6 Gibbons, l>, Duncan 0 Plant, not out 3 O'Donovan, I). Marris 1 Plain >'~ Birch, b. Mnrris 1 Extras 4 Total Gl Bowline Analysis.—Tucker took five wickets for 34; Smith, 1 for 7; Duncan, two for 14; Marris, two for 2. PETONE V. HUTT. Petone.—First Innings 271 Unit—First Innings. Duki'son. l>. Urice 0 1). Naushlon, 1.b.w., b. Smyrk 10 lliiuhes. run out 2 Locke! t. b. Smyrk 0 .Aldi , "sli>y, not out 7 'ilciiNß , , b. lirioe 1 1.-iiiiKfnrd, ••. and b. Urice I Slih*. 1,. Sniyrk rt .riidd. l> Brice 9 Linlv. 1.b.w.. l>. Smyrk II M. Niiiishlon, absent 0 Mxtrns 11 Tfltiil It Bowline Analysis.—Smyrk ; <ook four wicl.eU for Ihiri'.en runs; Brice, four for lli; Finlnvsoii. none for 1. Hutt.—Second Innings' Aldersley. c. Finlayson, b. Smyrk. 7fl lluklh's, c. Funning, b. Urice 14 D. Nauiihton, b. Brice ii Lockett. b. Fiuluyson - 2 (ileuiiie. c. Brice, b. Smyrk 1G Oukeeou. c. Finlayson, b.- Smyrk 2 Lnugford. 0. Fanning, b, Urice „ „ i

Judd; b. Sniyrk ..; « Ktiles. c. Finlayson, b. Brico * Lustv. not out 1 M. Naughton, absent 0 Extras .* 13 . Total .' 135 Bowline Analysis.—Brico took four wicIcplr for 34 runs; Smyrk, four for 4!);' Finlavson, one for 41; O'Donolnie, none for 3 ' OTHER MATCHES. Murphy Bros. , Pipeworks defeated Old Boys by 507 runs on the first innings. Scores:—Murphy Bros.' Pipeworks: It. Murphy, b. E. Smith, 151; 11. Buck, b. Burke, 21; 11. Murphy, b. X. Smith, 119; D. Binnie, c. Smith, b. Boesley, 117; C. Murphy, b. E. Smith,. 175; A. Erskine, e. Atkinson, b. Trott, 61; T. Church, not out, 3; extras, 54; innings declared closed, six wickets for 701. E. Smith, two wickets; N. Smith, Burke, Boesley. and Trott, one wicket each, were the most successful bowlers for Old Boys. Old Boys: Trott, c. Murphy l>. S. Smith, 20; Bull, l>. V. Harris, 7; Bnesley, v. V. Harris, 10; 15. Smith, l>. E. Keys, 30; Morton, b. E. Keys. 10; Eton. >b. S. Smith, 21; N. .Smith b. E. Keys, 31; Soupcr, b. E. Key*, ">; Atkinson, 1.b.w., l>. I). Tiinnie, 14; Monzie?, not out, 3; Burke, b. D. Binnie. 2; extras. 32; total, l!)l.. T\ir Murphy Bros.' Pipeworks, E. Keys, four wicket's. 1). Bi'nnip. V. Harris, ami S. Smith, each two wickets, bowled brst.

Petone v. Institute.—Petonc secured a three-iioint win from Institute on Saturday. Institute batted first and mado 73 (Reid 15. Pryor 13, Puller 11). Bowling for Petone E. Shanalian took four wickets for 41 runs, and Bold three for 30. Petoiw replied with 117, the top scorers being H. iihiiuahan (.28), Warden (19). llodaev (14), Uyder (not out 10). Bowling for Institute Cash'man tcok four wickets for 28 runs, Pryor three for 34. Heid'Oiie for 31, and Andrews two lor 8. Institute's second innings realised 68 (Pryor 13, Abbott 11). ijhanalian .and Bold'were the best of the Petone ' trundlers. Petone went in again and ' mado 32 runs for the loss of one. wicket. Pryor bowled tho best for Institute. ' Jolinsouville drew with Marist Brothers. Johnsonville made 188 for eight wickets, when they declared their innings closed (A. Moore 4G not out, M'Whinney 30. J. Moore 26, Myers 19, L. Brambey 18, Cording 15 not out, Davis 12). Marist Brothers made MO fnr six wickets (Bowles 52, Chapman 17, Sheelian U. Williams 15 not out, Kyan 10). M'Whinney took two wickets for 13. and Mulligan three for 33.

Imperial Government Supplies v. Thorndon.—Supplies won by tmir wickets. For Imperial Supplies Taylor scored 51 and 17, Good 4!). Lynnn 20, Rhodes 23, Nelson 24 and 14, Dnnlop 13 not out. • Good took five wickets for 85, and Dunlop ten for 85.. For Thorndon Laury scored 51, King 45, Brisbane 41, and Morgan 18. Bowling: Elliott took eeven and Aston four^wiokets.

Hutt v. St. Thomas's.—Hutt made 83 and 149 for six wickets (Wright 31 not out and 10, Hancock 24 not out, It. Lusty 28 and 15). 'St. Thomas's made 70 and 3G for no wickets (Bell 12 and 19 not out, Bolt 25, Faber 17 not out). Bowling for Hutt Lusty, Wilson and Wright did best, and for St. Thonias's Bell, Falwr, Lawrence, and Gardner shared the wickets. _ Hutt woii V>v 18 runs on the first-innings.

Marist v. East-East, first innings, 173) second innings 210 for four wickets. J. Mackav 67 and'll4, Lewis 20 and 39. .1. Hutchings 22 and 37, Scarborough 17, B. Wishton 11. Cunninglmm 11. Marist. first innings, 212, second innings five wickets for 70. K. De Muth 53 and 31, Hopkins 7G. Gnlvin. 22, Leggntt 14, Foreman 17.' Bowling for East Cunningham took five wickets for GO runs in the first innings, 'am! four for 39 in the second, Smith took one for 14. Hayden took eicht for Gl in tho fiist innings for Jfarist, Hopkins one and Thomas one. In East's second innings Hopkins took two for 74. Mnriet won b.v 39 runs on th»-first innings. Kilbirnie secured a three-point win, by seven wickets, from Hutt. Hutt went in first and made GO (Thirkell 34). lulbirnie replied with lit (Morris 25.. W. Christopherson 20. Obden 19. D. Chnstopherson 15. B. Algar 15, Bramley not out 14). H.utt's second innings realised 89, double ■ figures being scored by Neazor (17), .Thirkell (15). Lowe (11). Martin (not out 11). Kilbirnie went in Tigain and made 35 for the lofs of three wickets. Kerr and Allison were lihe pick of the Hutt trundlers, and Bramley and Chnsfophcrson shared tlie bowling honours for Kilbirnie. . . . Central Mis'ion w.ured a three-point win over V.M.C.A.- on Satnrday. ~\-y-C.\. batted, iir-t. makins 37 (Hunt It Enoka 8). Hassoll took six wickets for 20' runs, and Osborne three for 15. Central Minion balled and made 160 (lidnian 42, 0.51)0rne.39. Parke 3-1, Spearman IS Kinvig took four wickets for G7 runs, and Milne three for 59. Y.M.C.A.. in the second inninse, made 31 runs. Whaler took six wickets for IS runs, Tidman onefnr-7, Spearman ono for 1. YjlC.lv. North B-Y.M.C.A. Juniors defeated North B by an innings and 362 runs. Y.M.C.A. on the prerwus Raturdav mnde 529. Henderson 10!) not nut, Edmond 102, Blyth 82, Smith 81, Hollings 50, Tyrrell 15, and Williamson 12 beini the ch'of ecorers. North replied with GO, Shaw 19, Adams 15. and Wilson lft. Henderson took four wickets for 16 runs find Kdmond four for 36. Following on, North made 107. Hickliji? 35 Wilson 13. Shaw 11, Wilkinson 10, and <\dams 10. Henderson took four wickets for 17 runs, White four for IG, ,and Edmond two for 26. Central Mission (third class) defealed Y.M.C.A. by. an iimir.trs and 92 runs. Chief scorers were: For Central Mission Tidman 42, Osborno 39. and Pnrkes 34. 'For Y.M.C.A., Hunt 14.

BOYS' LEAGUE. Marist O'.d Boys played St. Patrick's B on Saturday and got a. tßree-pomt win bv an innings and M runs. Marist made.'l 94 (Scott 57. Burke 43, Andrews 36. Ouirk 19, and Median 17). St. Patrick's mads 37 (ifughcs 11, Cudby 11 •and 64. Goodyer 21 not out, Hughes 13, and Lulz U). AT PALMERSTON. By Telegrapli.-Sjiecial Correspondent. Palmerston North, November 23. Tho weather was perfect for week-end cuv cricket on Saturday. Old Boye beat Beturned Soldiers, scoring a three-point win. High School B had a two-point win over Midland; Hailvray beat High School, notching a two-point win.