COLLEGE CRICKET

Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 148, 18 March 1939, Page 5

COLLEGE CRICKET

St. Patrick’s, Silverstream, Lead St. Bede’s Honours were fairly even at the conclusion of play in Silverstream yesterday in the annual match between the first elevens oE St. Bede’s College, Christchurch, and St. Patrick’s College, Silverstream. St. made 131 and 4 for the loss o£ no wickets and St. Bede s 119 Excellent bowling by Hodgins, Gi,ll and Rush kept the St. Patrick’s scoring down. The St. Patrick’s captain, Bourke. scored 50 and Lumber made 37 in good style. Gill, the St. Bede's captain, played fine cricket to score 23, the best effort for his side. Both teams fielded we.l. Play will continue today. Details are:— SILVERSTREAM.,—First Innings. P Lumber, c. L. Bebau, b. Gill 37 N. Mulliu, c. Mills, b. Rush 0 J, Ransfield, b. Gill ■ ■ ■■_ R. Bourke, s. Scully, b. Gill 50 W. O’Donnell, b. Rush 0 T. Tiller, c. Mills, b. Hodgins .... a B Whittle, b. Hodgins J K Scott, 1.b.w., b. Hodgins 0 B. Gallagher, b. Hodgins o P. Crowley, c. Kani, b. Hodgins ... - B. Reilly, not out Extras Io Total 131 Bowling Analysis.—Hodgins took five wickets for 22 runs; Gill, three for 40; Rush, two for 28. Second limings. Lumber, not out 3 Mullin, not out - - Total for no wickets - 4 ST. BEDE’S.—First Innings. P. Hodgins, 1.b.w., b. Gallagher .... « ,T. Chunn, c. Lumber, b. Gallagher 4 F. Devonport. e. Lumber, b. Gallagher •’ ’’’M ’ ’ " oo F Gill, played on, b. O'Donnell .. -o D. Mills, 1.b.w., b. Ransfield 18 F. Rush, std. Bourke. b. Mullin ... J J. Behan, std. Bourke. b. Mullin .. 16 V. Meehan, std. Bourke. b. Mnliiu . 1R. Kani. b. Gallagher J 4 L Bebau. c. and b. Mullin U D. Scully, not out ” Extras - Total ” 9

Bowling Analysis.— Gallagher took four wickets for 12 runs; Mu Im. four for 45; O’Donnell, one for 13: Ransfielu. one for 18.

OLD BOYS BEAT SCOTS COLLEGE In an exciting and interesting game played at Scots College yesterday afternoon. the old boys scored a first-innings win against the college by 51 runs _ The school, batting first, scored il runs, the old boys replying with 1-- lor five wickets, when they declared. Scots College in their second innings_decla_red with four wickets down for 127. With 76 runs needed to win and halt an hour to play, the old boys failed by 13 runs to score an outright win Detailed scores:— Scots. —First innings: Green, b. Johnstone, 4; Alorrison, b. Geddis, 16: James, st.. King, b. AViley, 14; Corkill, b. Longmore, 10: AlcCormick. c. King, b. Geddis, 0- AVatson. b. .McKenzie, 24: Noble, b. Lommiore 1 ; Shirtcliffe. b. Longmore. 0; Sewell, not out. 2: Marfell. b. McKenzie, 0: AlcConnon. b. McKenzie. 0. Total, 71. Longmore took two wickets for 8; Geddis, two for 10; McKenzie, three for 14. Second innings: Green, b. Newton, 12; Morrison, b, Johnston, 16; .lames, st. King, b. Johnston, 8; Corkill. c. Geddis, b. Longmore, 50; McCormick, not out. 34 ; AVatson. not out. 3; extras. 4. Total for four wickets, declared. 127. Johnstone took two wickets for 31. Old Boys.—First innings: Longmore, b. Morrison. 0; Newton, b. James. 40: Geddis, c. and b. James. 53; King. st. Corkill. b. .lames, 21; Wall. b. Alorrison. 1 ; Lamberg. not out, 7. Total for live wickets, declared. 122. James took three wickets for 50 and Alorrison two for 56. Second innings: King, b. Janies, 3; Geddis, b. Alorrison. 6: Longmore, c. Green, b. Alorrison. 26; Lamberg, e. Green, b. James. 13; Newton, not out, x l2; extras, 3. Total for four wickets, [ 63,' James took two wickets for 19 and 1 jflOLri?.Qn_tjvp_forjLU-

DOUBLE WIN FOR TIAIARU

By Telegraph—Press Association. TIAIARU, March 17. Tinmru High School scored a double victorv in the annual cricket matches against AVnitaki Boys’ High School. In the senior game Timaru made 125 and 157. and AVaitaki 117 and 50. Bowling for Timaru. Ensor took four wickets for 6 in the visitors’ second innings. Tn the junior game Timaru, who made 271 runs (D. Paton 116) ( won by an _inuings_and 156_runs.