NAVAL CRICKETERS

Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 84, 3 January 1935, Page 9

NAVAL CRICKETERS

Match Against Stop Out

An enjoyable and sporting game between the H.M.A.S. Australia eleven and an eleven from the Stop Out Club played yesterday at Kelburn Park ended in a win for the Stop Out side by 9 runs on the first innings. H.M.A.S. Australia, in the first innings made 93 (Commander Moyes 31, Chinn 13, Bowerman 13, Lintott 13, Madden 12) ; and in the second innings lost nine wickets for 60 runs (McLean IS, Bowerman 14). Stop Out in the first innings made 102 (Liddicoat 36, retired, McPhee 13 not out, J. Moore 13, Bale 10). Bowling for H.M.A.S. Australia, Commander Moyes took six wickets for 16. McLean one for 21, and McLeod one for 11. Bowling for Stop Out, E. Moore took two for 4, Tucker two for S and three for 8, Diallard two for 5. McShee one for 5, Liddicoat one for 7, Sandholm two for 15 and one for 8. J. Moore one for 8, Saunders one for 12, and Hitcheu one for 11. WOMEN’S CRICKET Probables Beat Possibles WIN -ON FIRST INNINGS Clad in white tunics, Wellington’s senior women cricketers delighted about 306 spectators with bright play at the Basin Reserve yesterday afternoon. The match, Possibles v. Probables, was arranged in order to give the selectors a guide to form in preparation for the selection of a representative side to meet the Englisn women’s team, now touring Australia, next month. The match, which was played with 10 a-side, resulted in a win tor Probables on the first innings. Possibles, who.batted first, were unable to withstand a well-regulated attack, and were dismissed for 19 runs. I. Pickering took four wickets for 8 runs, A. Ell two for 3, and D. Hatcher two for 2. Probables in their first and only innings played cricket which drew frequent applause from the spectators. D. Hatcher made 28 runs, and the top scorer, 11. Buck, compiled a 39. In their second strike Possibles were able to show better form on a dry wicket, but again the bowling proved too strong and the side was dismissed for 88 runs. P. Brogan, scored the highest figures of the day, hitting all round the wicket for 40. A. Ell, a sister of J. Ell, the Wellington representative cricketer, took five wickets at a cost of 19 runs. Details are as follow:— POSSIBLES.—First Innings. P. Brogan, c. H. Buch, b. I. Pickering 0 J. Holmes, b. 4. Ell 4 M. Ryan, c. and b. A. Ell 1 V. Taylor, b. I. Pickerlug ... 1 D. Simons, run out 2 •T. Watson, b. D. Hatcher 0 L. Harris, not out 10 R. c. anfi b. I. Pickering .... 0 Mrs. Tasker, b. I. Pickering 0 I. Foley, b. D. Hatcher 0 Extras 1 Total ]9 Bowling Analysis.—l. Pickering’"took four wickets for 8 runs; A. Ell, two for 3; D. Hatcher, two for 2; J. Mack, none for 2; and N. Sheridan, none for 3. Second Innings. P. Brogan, c. Ell, b. Pickering 40 J. Holmes, b. Sheridan 0 L. Harris, 1.b.w., b. Ell 10 Mrs, Tasker, c. Stenberg, b. Pickering 0 D. Simons, b. EH (j M. Ryan, c. and b. Hatcher 10 11. Hunter, b. Ell 14 I. Foley, b. Ell 1 V. Taylor, b. Ell 4 J. Watson, not out 1 Extras' ' 2 Total 88 .Bowling Analysis:—A. Ell took five wickets for 19 runs; I. Pickering, two for 24; D. Hatcher, one for 15; N. Sheridan, one for 20; J. Mack, none for 1; and J. Stenberg, none for f 10. PROBABLES.—First Innings. J. Mack, c. Hunter, b. Simons 4 D. Hatcher, c. Taylor, b. Holmes .... 28 A. Ell, c. Simons, b. Brogan 1 N. Sheridan, b. Holmes 4 H. Buch, c. Simons, b. Holmes 39 L Pickering, c. Simons, b. Brogan . 3 D. Cleverley, c. Watson, b. Brogan ... 1 J. Stenberg, b. Simons It] G. Simpson, b. Simons 1 O. Whitelaw, not out 0 Extras 2 Total 99 Bowling Analysis.—D. Simons took three wickets for 20 runs; P. Brogan, three for 29; ,T. Holmes, three for 28; R. Hunter, none for 13; Mrs. Tasker, none for 6. HUTT VALLEY ELEVEN Match Against Hospital Team A team representing the Hutt Valley Cricket Association travelled to Porirua on New Year’s Day and played the Hospital team. Hospital batted, first and scored 02, and Hutt Valley replied with 75 for the loss of two wickets when the game was discontinued through rain at the luncheon adjournment. Scores are as follow:— Hospital.—H. Trewick, b. T. .Tones, 19; Stawbridge, b. T. Jones, 0; Wallis, c. T. Jones, b. Berry, 0; Todd, c. Harvey, b, T. Jones, 1; J. Duncan, b. Berry, 31; E. Windley, c. Perkins, b. Putter, 5; Wyatt, c. and b. Berry, 15; .Tones, b. Greenfield, 1; Do-iv-sett, not out, 4; Marshall, b’. Greenfield, 3; White, b. Berry, 1; extras, 12. Total, 92.

Bowling analysis.—-Berry took four wickets for 15 runs; T. Jones, three for 33; Murraj, none for 17; Putter, one for 10; Greenfield, two for G.

Hutt' Valley Association.—Douglas, b. Windley, 22; Sharp, not out, 15; Harvey, b. Wyatt,\l2; Berry, not out, 0; extras, 2G. Total, for two wickets, 75. Bowling analysis.—Windley took one

wicket for 25 runs; Dowsett, none for 0; Wyatt, one for 15; Trewlck, none for 0. Upper Hutt League. The result ot the semi-final “knock-out” competition In the Upper Hutt Cricket League is as follows:— Methodist 184, defeated Trentham A 22. The losers were three men short. Methodist will now meet Upper Hutt B in the final on No. 2 wicket at Maidstown Park at 2 p.in. on Saturday. The Upper Hutt 15 team will be: Irvine, Braid, Neighbours, Skerton, Gibbs, Hazelwood, Harper, Wheeler, N. McGhie, S. McGhje, Cooper. Emergencies: It. Tomlin, D. Hazelwood, Leckic. LOWER GRADE GAMES Fixtures For Saturday Following are the Wellington Cricket Association's lower .grade championship fixtures for the fifth series of matches, commencing on Saturday next:— Second Grade.—Old Boys v. Hutt. Hutt 2; Kllblrnle v. Karori, Karorl 6; Varsity v. Stop Out, College No. 2; Institute v. Wellington, Kelburn 1; College v. Midland, College. Junior A.—Brooklyn v. Petone, Petone 2; Old Boys v. Institute, Kelburn 2; Marist v. Hutt, Hutt 4; Midland v. Midland (S.W.), Kelburn 4; Technical 0.8. v. Onslow, Nalrnvllle 1; Johnsonville v. Hospital, Porlrua.

Junior Bl.—Kalwarra v. Old Boys. Wakefield Park 1; Technical 0.8. v. KHblrnie, Kilbirnle 2; Wellington v. Varsity, Kllbirnie 3; Stop Out v. Karori, Karori 7. Junior B2.—Brooklyn v. Midland, Wakefield 2: Karori v. Hutt, Hutt G; Y.M.C.A. v. Technical 0.8.. Wakefield 3; Railways v. Institute. Wakefield 4. Junior C.—Wellington v. Karori A, Karori 8; Old Boys v. Karori B, Karori 9; Y.M.C.A. v. Petone, Petone 3: Onslow v. Kilbirnle, Nairnville 2; Technical 0.8. v. Midland, KHblrnie 4.

Junior D.—Karort v. Marlst, Karori 10; Institute v. Midland, Lyall Bay 4; Hutt v. Johnsonville, Johnsonville 2; KHblrnie v. Varsity, Lyall Bay 5. Junior Special.—Hutt v. College, at College; Petone East v. KHblrnie, Wijford School; Midland v. Wellington, Mld-laiid win by default. Third Grade.—January 5: Onslow v. Railways, Nalrnville3; Kalwarra v. Karori E.P., Lyall Bay G; Y.M.C.A. v. KHblrnie, Kilbirni'e 8; Varsity a bye. January 12: Kalwarra v. Onslow, Nalrnvifle 3; Y.M.C.A. v. Railways, Lyall Bay G; Varsity v. Karori E.P., KHblrnie 8.