OLD BOYS AND HUTT

Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 36, 13 February 1933, Page 13

OLD BOYS AND HUTT

Continuing their first innings against Hutt on the Hutt Recreation Ground, Old .Boys took the score from 130 for six ■tickets to 195 for the innings, and thus defeated Hutt, who had made only 107/ Both sides played an excellent second inBings, but the time did not allow Old Boys to complete theirs. .

Burnette and Sadler were the Old Boys' iiot-out men with scores of ii and 3 respectively. Both continued well until Sadler was bowled by McCann for ">5 Browne, Duncan, and Bartlett were the other batsmen, in that order, and each was content to keep, his wicket intact for a small score and leave the run-getting to Burnette. When the innings closed just less than an hour after the start of play for the afternoon, the total was 195, to ■which Burnette had contributed an excellent 84 while keeping his wicket intact. One of the opening pair, he survived a < chance at 2 and another at 17, and hit ten fours and one six.

Bowling for Hute, McCann made good by taking five for 6S, and Judd did well, though not so well as usual, by baggin<* four for 75.

_ Hutt" in their second innings made 201 for nine wickets; Biggar was absent. Gwilliam and Boss opened, and the former was caught by James on the leg side off the second ball. Champness came and went, and then Eoss became entrenched with Warnes, "and the pair kept Old Boys busy in the field while putting on 119 for the third wicket. Ross's total was 73, including fourteen fours, and Warnes's 6S, including six fours and one six. Aim, who

was hit by a throw-in and had to retire hurt, returned later and made third best score with 36." ■--• ••■ - ■ ■

Thanks mainly to J. Lamason and James, Old Boys hit up 50 for two wickets in less than half an hour before stumps were drawn. Details:— HUTT. First innings 107 Second Innings. Gwilliam, c James, b Parsloe i 0 Ross, c Burnette, b Duncan 73 Champness, b Parsloe 2 Warnes, st James, b J. Lamason .... 68 MeLeod, lbw, b Duncan 0 Aim, b Browne 36 Muir, b J. Lamason 9 Heap, c and b Duncan 0 Judd, b Browne 5 McCann, not out 0 Biggar, absent 0 Extras -~ 8' Total for nine wickets 201 Fall of Wickets—On© for 0, two for 16, three for 135, four for 135, five for 149, six for 164, seven for 169, eight for IS6, nine for 201. Bowling Analysis.—Duncan took three wickets for 69 runs, J. Lamason two for 33, Parsloe two for 37, Browne two for 39,.Bartlett none for 5, Dv Chateau none for 10. OLD BOYS. j First Innings. ' Dv Chateau, st Biggar, b Judd .;.. 15 Burnette, not out :.. 84 Bull, lbw, b Judd ..:........ 13 J. Lamason, c Biggar, b McCann .... 2 James, lbw, b McCann 3o Parsloe, b Judd .■. 7 R. Lamason, c Champness, b Judd 0 Sadler, b McCann 25 Browne, run out 2 Duncan, b MeCann 1 Bartlett, b McCann < 0 Extras 11 Total 195 Fall of Wickets.—One (for 24, two for 46, three for 49, four for 99, five for. 116, six for 116, seven for 185, eight for 187, nine for 193, ten for 196. Bowling Analysis.—McCann took five wickets for 68 runs, Judd four for 75, MeLeod none for 26. Champness none for 8, Aim none for 7, Warnes none for 0. Second Innings. J. Lamason, c Muir, b McCann 22 James, not out .- 25 R. Lamason, c Aim, b Jtfdd 0 Bull, not out o Extra "....'.....-..... '.'.'..'. 1 Total for two wickets 50 Fall of Wickets.—One for 34, two for 38. Bowling Analysis.—Judd took one wicket for 20 runs, McCann one for 29.