CRICKET

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 83, 2 January 1920, Page 5

CRICKET

OTAGO V. WELLINGTON FIRST INNINGS SCORES By Telegraph—Press Association. Dunedin, January 1. The Otago-Wcllington cricket match was opened to-day, 111 beautiful weather. Otago batted first, and scored 265. Most of the local batsmen played the last bowling of the visitors with contidouce, and M'Mullan gave a fine exhibition of nil-round play, scoring S5 not one. Tho match is now in an interesting stage. Dingo—First Innings. A. Eekhold, at. CondlilYe, b. Marris 23 R. Westbrook, c. W. Baker, b. Harris G J. M'Mullan not out 85 A. ,AV. Alloo, b. Brico 35 C. Alloo, c. Condliffe,' b. Brico 31 A. Gallnnd, c. W. Baker, b. H. Hutchings 30 L Chadwick. b. Hutchings 8 F. C. Hutchison, b. Hutchings . 7 C. Chadwick, b. Brice • 0 B. Torrance, b. Brice 0 W. Becby, b. Brice 3 Extras 37 Total : 2GS Bowling Analysis.—Brice, 155 balls, 1 maiden, 65, runs, 5 wickets, G no-balls. Harris, SO balls, 38 runs, 2 wickets, 1 no-ball. Lambert, 88 balls, 40 runs. Hutchings, 61 balls, 1 maiden, 46 runs, 3 wickets, and 1 no-ball. Garrod, 32 bills. 1 maiden, 8 runs, 1 wide. Smvrlce. 24 balls, 39 runs. Wellington.—First Inning 3. C. G. Wilson, c. Galland, b A. W. Alloo :. 3 B. Marris. c. M.'Mullan, b. A W. Alloo 0 M. .T. Dind. St. Chadwick, b. A. W. Alloo 1 W. A. Baker, run out Id H Lambert, c. C. Chadwick, b. Torranee 14 W. .T. Condliffe, not out 29 G. Baker, c. Eekhold, b. A. W. Alloo 33 J. Hatchings. not out 10 Extras 2 Total for six wickets 10C Bowlinn Analysis—Torrance, M balls, S maidens, 40 runs, 1 wicket. A. W. Alloo. 128 balls, 2 maidens, 40 runs, 4 wickets. TV. Beeby, 40 balls, 15 runs WELLINGTON V. CANTERBURY A JUVENILE CONTEST i An interesting juvenile cricket contest was begun at tho Basin Reserve yesterday, when senior and iunior teams representing the Wellington Boys' Cricket League met similar teams representing the Canterbury League. The players in the senior section aro under 18 years of age, and. those in the junior section are under IG. All four teams comnleted their first innings yesterday, and will rcume at 10 a.m. to-day. Tho wickets were in excellent order and much of tho play was well worth watching. Dempster was tho only player to como near the century mark, but ho was unfortunate, in being bowled off bis pads when his score stood at !)il. Dnwe and Bourke also played good cricket, compiling 68 and 57 runs respectively. Logic, bowling for Canterbury in tlio junior match, did the "hat trick." Tho outstanding feature of tho senior match was tho brilliant batting of Boon, who made 82 runs for Canterbury before ho was dismissed by a ball from Connon. On tho play in the first innings tho Canterbury seniors are 48 points ahead of the Wellington seniors, and' tho Wellington juniors aro 231 ahead of tho Canterbury juniors, ■ Following- aro details of the scoring: SENIOR. WELLINGTON'.—First Inning. Greig, c. Bainey, b. Hifllop 12 Beeves, played 01:, b. Coupland fi Price, c. Porteous, b. Coupland 2 Barr, b. ITislop 11 Carey, b. Chamberlain 0 Douglas, run out 0 Connon. c. and b. Coupland 32 Ward, b. Porteous 0 Warwick, I>. Coupland 4 Pawson, not out 7 Mumford, c. and b. Bainey ft Extras 3 Total ; 11C Bowling analysis: Porteous took one wicket for 31 runs; Coupland, 4 for 41; Hislop, two for 15; Chamberlain, ono for 18; Boon, none for 7; Bainey, ono for 1. CANTERBURY—First Innings. Coupland, st. Douglas, b. Barr 23 Smith, c. Douglas, b. Beeves 0 Porteous, c. Ward, b. Keovos 1 Boon, b. Connoii 82 Chamberlain, c. Barr, b. Ward 2 Dobbs, 0. Mumford, b. Price 20 Bainey, c. Dobbs, b. Connon i Blackaby, c. Barr, b. Connon 10 Hisloj), not out 13 Dowhng, 0. Douglas, b. Barr 5 Extras 4 Total 104 Bowling analysis: Rawson took no wickets for 12 runs; Beeves, two for 40; Connon, four for 47; Barr, ono for 12; Ward, ono for 26; Price, one for 3S. JUNIOR. WELLINGTON.—First Innings: Whitwoll, b. Beam 32 Phelps, )>. Logie 3 Nelson, 'c. Worthington, b. Dumpier 16 Dempster, b. Dumpier on .Tames, b. Logio Z."....... 21 Dnwe, b. Logio !"...!!!.!! 68 Bourke, c. Beafn, I>. Logio . 17 Bolt, b. Hosking „ q Bilby, b. Logio 0 Lambert, b. Hosking 23 Price, not out !'."!!!...!!! "8 Extras 9 Total Bowling analysis: Ilosking took two wickets for 78 runs; Logie, fivo for 97; Rich, none for 66; Dumpier, two for 45; Beam, one for 23; Milnor, nono for 15: Leo, nono for 15. CANTERBURY.—First Innings. Halm, b. Dawe q Rich, run out 8 Hosking, b. Dompster 17 Milner, c. Lambert, b. Daw-o".' fl Logie, run out op Lee, run. out 0 Pearn, b. Bilby 1 Munro, c. Lambert, b. Biibv n Dumpier, b. Bolt 1 M.'Lean, b. Bilbv 7 Worthington, not out"""!"!! 7 Extras !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 8 Total gy „.M o,v i lin ? analysis: Dawo"took "two pickets for 21 runs; Dempster, ono for Vi, u y ' tlll ' r ee for 21 i p ™o, nono for 2; Holt, one for 27. BOYS' INSTITUTE TE-VMS IN TIIE SOUTH. By Telegraph—Press Association. ~, , Christohurch, January 1. Matches wore commenced at Sydenham Park between teams from the Boys' Institute (Wellington) . and tho' city and suburban second and third grado elevens. _In tho second grade contest, AVeliington nw<> 105 Benjamin 51, Bealo 42, Davidson 30. Rankin 13, bpolsky 22, Griffiths 10 not out, Solwny Lagan secured four wicuets for ~8 runs and Bctts threo hL vi-i y r "I'i A" Durban have lost two wickets for 60 (Groso 31, Slobart 16 not out). In tho third grado match, City and Subuiban made ISO (Bellamv 79, 'M'Cree .! c? 'tf ( i D , 19 ; 15, Crook U). bnuth took four wickets for 30 runs. 1, w n-° ? r n,l(l G - two for 4(1. \\ellington have l oi t three wickets tor 41 runs (Dull 17). i