INTER-COLLEGIATE CRICKET

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 71, 17 December 1920, Page 10

INTER-COLLEGIATE CRICKET

WELLINGTON V, WANGANUI

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Tho 'Wellington College- toys had an easy win yesterday against tho Wanganui College eleven in 'tho nnnual -inter-col-legiate cricket mulch.; The match commenced in tho morning ou tho Wellington Collego grounds, and both weather and wicket wero everything that could ho desirod. Wanganui, "who wore captained by Gilmer, went first to the wickets, and wero all out for 99 in a little under two hours; Gilmer, who was labouring under tho disability of a sprained shoulder, shaped very woll, and mado lop ' score, with a total of 82. runs.' After hia wiekot fell,' however, the remaining batsmen, with the exception of Porritt. who included four "i'e in his total of 18, wore quickly dismissed by Burt and Onkey, both of whom were very successful - with tho leather: Wellington started out badly, the first wicket (Burt's) being captured' when the More stood at 7, and at tho luncheon adjournment tho board registered one wjeket for 14 runs.. On play resuming, Mackay and Banks mß.de, a stand, both lads playing fine cricket and adding materially to tho score. Childfl, Nicholls, M'Kenzio, and Tilyard also punished tho bowling, eacli in his turn contributing a nieo quota of runs. The lasfc.wicket fell at a quarter to five, tho innings closing for 182 runs. Well* was tho only bowler who approached form, and tho visitors' fielding was week. Wanganui's second innings was a colourless affair, the whole eleven being dis- '■ missed by 6ix o'clock at a cost of 65 runs. Wellington thus won by an innings and 18 runs. Oakey and Mackny divided tho vWtors' wickets, the latter securing three wickets in his last, T over, and just missing tho hat trick through the intervention of a single run. Scores ;— WANGANUI. . . First Innings. Gilmer, c. M'Konzio, b. Banks 32 Cameron, c. Burt, I'. Oakey 8 Stone-Wigg, 1.b.w., b. Burt '• 0 Hewitt, b. Oakoy ; G Ludbrook, l.b.w. b. Oakey 1 Porritt, c. Nicholls, b. Oakey 18 Gilmor, ii., b. Burt 5 Wells, c. Guilds, b. Oakey 5 Giesen, c. Oakev, b. Burt 0 Hall, not out 0 Buchanan, 'b. Burt 3 Extras 21 Total 99 Bow'ling Analysis— Mackay took no wicketa for 19 runs; Burt, four for 16; Oakey, fivo for 38; Banks, one for 5. Second Innings. Gilmer,' i, c. Carlson, b. Oakey 7 Cameron, b. Mackay .1 Stone-Wigg, b. Oakey 1 Hewitt, b. Onkcy ■■■•) 0 Pcrritt, b. Oakey " Ludbrook, 1.b.V., b. Oakoy 18 Gilmor, ii. not out 10 Wells, c. Burt, b. Oakey 3 Buchanan, b\ Mackay 0 Giesen, c Burt, b. Mackay 0 nail, b. Mackay J Extras Jj Total '• S3 Bowling Analysis—Mackay took four wickets for 30 runs; Oakey, six for 26. WELLINGTON. First Inning*. Burt, c. Cameron, b. Wells 5 Mackay, c. Hewitt, b. Stone-Wigg ... 21 Banks, c. Cameron, b. Wells 20 M'Phee, b. Wells J Childfl. b. Wells '.. 27 Nicholls, b. Wells .- : ;17 Carlson,.c. Hewitt, b. Gilmer ii M'TCenaie, b. Wells , 31 Tilyard, not out 1 13 Oakoy, b. Gilmer ii •• 0 Nelson, b. Wells .-. 0 ■■■• Extras ».•..•.• 33 Total .' 182 Bowling Analysis.—Wells took seven wickets for 48 runs; Gilmer ii, two for 61; Stonc-Wigg, one for 29; Ludbrook, none for 8. HEATHCOTE WILLIAMS SHIELD PALMERSTON NORTH V. NAPIER. Br Telwraph-Freti AnodaMoß.l Palmerston North. December 16. A match for the Heathcotc William* Shield was commenced to-day between the Palmerston Nori'Ji Boys' High School (which wrested the trophy from tho Auckland Grammar School last season) and the Napier Boys' High School-' Tho weather was fine but windy, and tho wicket slightly favoured tho batsmen. Napior hatted first. Their innings.was like a procession, and all were dismissed for 47. Harrison, Palmers'bn's bowler, simply paralysed the Napier batsmen, his first ball accounting for a wicket. Smart fielding w.ib done on both sides. Palmerston opened their innings with Harrison and' Sollitt' batting cautiously, but. the score soon began to pilo up. Hodder pui) up the greatest performance, making 81. The innings closed for 230 runs. Napier, with a deficit of 183 to make up, opened cautiously against Harrison's bowling, and when stumps wero drawn had lost thrw* wickets for 41. Scores :— NAPIER. First Innings. M. Benth, b. Harrison fl Hay, not out .'. 17 M'lvor, b. Harrison 9 Holt, run out 4 0. Benth, b. Harrison '; 0 Stephenson, 1.b.w., b. Hodder 3 Ashcroft, 1.b.w., b. Harrison 0" S'.evenson, 1.b.w., b. Harrison 1 Fisher, c. M'Swceney, b. Harrison ... 5 Potaka, b. Hodder 0 Ruddenblan, b- Hodder 0 Extras 7 Total 47 Bowling Analysis—Harrison took six wickets for 17 runs; Hodder, tbreo for 23. Second Innings. M. Benth, c. Hollior b. Harrison ... 1 Hay, c. Law, b. Harrison 2 M'ivor. not out 11 F. Holt run out 2 C. Benth. not out 17 Ex;!rns 8 Total '~; 41 Bowling Analysis.—Harrison took two wickets for 15 runs; Hodder, none for 7; Dawlcr, none for 5; Lee 1 ), none for 6. PALMERSTON NORTH. First Innings. Harrison, 1.b.w., b. Stephenson 18 Sollitt, 1.b.w., b. M. Benth 20 Leet. St. Fisher b. Stephenson 14 Hodder, c. and b. Benth 84 Hollior, c. Stephenson, b. Ashcroft ... 24 M'Swceney, b. Holt 35 Eyre, 1.b.w.. b. C. Bonth 4 Tovev. c. and b- C. Benth : 1 Law. .1). M. Benth 0 Sinclair, 1.b.w., b. C. Benth 0 Dawlcr, not out o • Extras ,'.....- 12 Tollal .... 230 Bowling Analysis.—C. Benth took four wickets for 40 runs; M. Benth, two for 20; Stevenson, hvo for 56; Ashcroft. one for 30; Holt, one for'sl; M'lvor, non» for 21. UMPIRES FOR SATURDAY. Umpires for Saturday are:— Senior.--Representative Klevon' -v. Next Elovon, Messrs. Gardner and Pickering. First Junior.—Poneko v. East, Kolburn Park, No. 8, Messrs. Thompson and O'Shea; Thorndon v. Y.5T.T1.A., Kolburn Park, No. 1, Messrs. Toonroth and Waddy; Y.M.C.A. B v. Old Boys, Kelburn Park, No. 2, Messrs. Kolling, and Francis; Mariat Brothers -v. Institute, Newtown Park, No. 1, Messrs.' Carroll and F. Harris; Porinia v. North Porirua, Messrs. Cocker and Webb. Second Junior—Y.M.C.A. v. Hutt, Messrs. M'Bain and Jonnoss; Ponjoko r. Onivorsity, Newtown Park, No. 4, Me*BT#,Lauronsou and Davis.