INTER-COLLEGE CRICKET

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 74, 20 December 1919, Page 11

INTER-COLLEGE CRICKET

"WELLINGTON DEFEATS WANGANUI.' During this week tho" annual cricket match between the Wellington and Wanganui Colleges was played at Wangaxui. and Wellington secured th? victory by the narrow maTgin of two wickets. The Wanganui eleven compiled 14S rims in their first innings, and to this' Wellington replied with 173. A total of ljil runs was.-reached by the local team in their second turn at the wickets, making a grand total of 302. This tally was passed by.Wellington after nine wickets had fallen in their second innings. Following are the scores:— WANGANUI— Bji'st Innings. Stowe, c. Bray, b. Stewart 14 Cameron, c. Stewart, b. Barclay S Hocking, c. Nicholls, b. Burt 15 Gilmer (r».). nm out 12 Porritt, c. Nicholls, b. Burt 4' Gilmer (maj.), b. Barclay 2.3 Davis, c. Barclay, b, Mackay 15 Harding, b. Barclay 7 Gilmer (mill.), not out Ifl Bonner, b. Barclay 1G (Scott. l>. Barclay 4 Extras 20 Total 1 118 Bowling Analysis.—Barclay, five wicket s ! for 51 runs; Burt, two for 20; Nicholls, jione for 2S; Stewart, one for 11; Mackay, one for ISSecond Innings. Gtowe, c. Bray, b.. Barclay 3 Cameron, b. Barclay 10 Tlocking, b. Bray 20 Gilmer, S., b. Mackay 11 Porritt, b. Barclay 211 Gilmer, H„ c. Bray, b. Burt 1 Davis, c. Nicholls (iii), b. Nicholls ... 18 Harding, b. Nicholls 0 Bonner, c. and b. Nicholls 31 Scott, b. Barclay 0 Gilmer, R., not out ... : 4 Extras 22 Total !5! Grand total Bowling Analysis.—Nicholls, three wickets for 35 runs; Barclay, four for S3; Bray, one for 9;. Burt, ono for 9; Mackay, oiw for 10. WELLINGTON.—First Innings. Nicholls, 1.b.w., b. Bonner 12 Barclay, c. Hocking, b. Scott 03 Burt, b. Gilmer (ii) ]0 WColl, 1.b.w., b. Gilmer (ii) 5 Banks, 1.b.w., b. Gilmer (iii) 1 Jlackay, b. Bonner : 7 Nicholls (iii), b. Bonnor ' 0 Smith, c. Stow;, b. Bonner 9 Stewart, c, Stowe, b. Scott 0 M'Phro 11 Bray, not out 47 Total 173 Second Innings. Nicholls (ii), c Davis, b. S. Gilmer... 3 Barclay, 1.b.w., b. ScoU SI Burt, c. and b. Bonner J ] Hf'Coll, b. Scott 22 Banks, b. S, Gilmer HI M'Pheo, c. H. Gilmer, b. Bonner ... :i:l Nicholls (iii), b. Bonner 13 fbnit'i. b S. Gi mer .'i Mackay, not out ; 2 Bray, not out 3 Extras \ 5 Total 131 Grand total -. 301 Bowling Analysis.—First innings: Bonner, four wickets for 43 runs; S. Gilmer, two for 44; I!. Gilmer, two for 58; Scott, two for 25. > Second Innings.—Bonner, three wickets for 50 runs; S. Gilmer, three for 39; 11. Uilmer, nono for 14; Scott, two for 24. CHRISTMAS TOURFollowing its usual practice tho East Club is sending a mixed team to tour tho VVaimea (Nelson) district during tho Christmas and Now Yoar holidays. Six games have been arranged, viz.Nelson (1), Brightwnter (2), Mohieka (1), Wakcheld (1) and Sherry River (1). The following players nro making the trip:— Doneghue, Fenton, Gibson, Hall, Houghton, Hutching:), Israel, Kelly-Smith, Nnsli, Nieholls. Osborne, Murphy (4), Pa 111 uel3, o'S;ilHvan, ami Wight :ul Tho team will leave .011 Christmas Eve and return on January 3. The following tenm will represent Central Mission against Centiw:—Whaler, Hasccl, Tidman, Osborne, MFarlnne, C. Anderson, R. Anderson, iiinneker, Andorson, Kitchen, Parko The following will represent tho Y.M.C.A. to-day, Juniors against Obi Hoys: Henderson, Tyrrell, White, Diglitoii, .Smith, Cusack, Williamson,' Sterrat, Trcssider, Wilson. Third against I>etone: Kinvig, Milne, Ridge, Hopkirk, Hunt, Mataara, Enoka, Beale, Tomkics, Telford, Rangi. The North Club's junior B team will be unable to play Jolmsonville to-day,