TWO OUTRIGHT WINS

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 32, 1 November 1937, Page 3

TWO OUTRIGHT WINS

Rugby Turn Tables On Hastings UNITED SAVE A P0INT Ideal conditions again prevailed on Saturday for the completion of the lirst series of games in the combined Hastings-Napier senior cnchet competition. Two outright wins in Hastings and a victory on the first innings count at Napier were recorded and in addition, the hxst century of the season in the senior division "was registered.The surprise of the afternoon waa the complete turning of the tables by Eugby on Hastings.. The former, after being behind by 42 runs on the iirst iDnings made a splendid recovery and i linished off Hastings for 38 to win outj right by 63 runs. i The meeting between the two High School Old Boys' teams resulted in a four-point win for the Napier side by live wickets. I At Napier the afternoon 's batting i was provided by United who in Teply to Technical Old Boys' 291 recorded 190 and had to follow-on. The outstanding feature of the innings was the contribution of H. Hawthorn was compiled 110, the first senior century oi the season. United batted out the remainder of the afternoon to save a championship point. Junior grade games were played at both Hastings and Napier, the third i series being played at Hastings, while | the opening series of two-day matches in the Napier junior A section were • completed and the second series of the Napier junior B werep layed. Details of the various games &re as follow: — Rugby Beat Hastings. With a deficiency of 42 on the first innings Jtiugby concluded their second innings on Saturday at 143 and then senaationally dismissed Hasltngs fop 38 runs to secure a four-point i.in by 63 runs. Scor.es: — RUGBY. First Innings 32 Second Innings. Milne, c Keong, b Garrod 0 Singleton, c S. McCarthy b L. McCarthy .20 G. Mitchell, b McCarthy ....i.... 6 Muriey,st. R. Mitchell, b McCarthy 3 Craike, c Geddis, b McCarthy .... 0 Scott-Kelly, b McCarthy ........ 0 Beuth, not out . • 58 Prater, c L. McCarthy, b Love .. 8 JDyer, b Love • 23 E. Mitchell, l.b.w., b Keong 23 Stevenson, b Martin ............ 4 Fxtras 11

Total 143 Bowling analysis:— L. J. McCarthy five four for 31, Love two for 22, Garrod one for none, Keong one for 9, Martin one for 70. HASTINGS. First Innings #«.... 124 Second Innings. • Geddis, b Prater 6 L. McCarthy, b E. Mitchell 0 Love, b E. Mitchell t> R. Mitchell, c Murley, b Frater . . 0 Gardiner, b Erater 0 Bradley, b Mitchell t 1 Keong, c Beuth, b Mitchell ...... 1 Martin, b Mitchell 10 S. McCarthy. not out 1 Garrod, st. Dyer, ,b Mitchell 5 Extras 5 Total ' 38 Bowling analysis: — E. Mitchell six for 29, Prater three foj five.

NAPIER OLD BQYS WIN After being eight runs to the bad in the first innings^ Hastings Old Boys made only 46 in their second effort and Napier Old Boys went on to win by five wickets. Scoros HASTINGS H.S.O.B. First Innings .... ... 60 Second Innings. Tacon, o Gray, b H. Reaney ... 3 Martin, b H. Reaney . ... 3 Mitchell, c T. Reaney, b H. Rean ey 0 Northe, c Bickerstaff, b T. Reaney 8 Sherratt, c and b T. Reaney ... 0 Weymouth, c Hickey3 H. Reaney 2 Snaddon, c Reaney, b B. Mahoney 6 Craven, c Bickerstaff b H. Reaney 2 Jonson, no.t out 9 Lean, b B. Mahoney 0 Rosenberg, b B, Mahoney ... 4 Extras ... ... ... 9 0* Total ... 46 Bowling analysis.— H. Reaney five ( for 18, B. Mahoney f three for six, T. Reaney two for four, Phillips none two, T Mahoney none for seven. NAPIER, H.S.O.B. First Innings ... 68 Sccond Innings. B. Mahoney, not out 13 T. Mahoney, b Rosenberg 4 Adams, c Mitchell, b Rosenberg ... 0 H. Reaney l.b.w., b Rosenberg 4 .. Hickey, c Mitchell, b Craven ... 0 T. Reaney, not out _ 14 Extras 5 Total for four wickets ... 40 Bowling analysis, — Rosenberg three ! or 10, Craven one for six, Sherratt u-ne for 21. TECHNICAL O.B. v. UNITED Thanks niainly to Hawthorn United iirought their reply to Technical Old Boys' first day score of 291, to 190 and in the follow-on lost six wickets for 50 runs, giving Tccknical three , pointt.

gcores • TECHNICAL O.B. First Innings e* m »* »•« 291 UNITED FirsJ Innings Pawson} b Parker ••• S Hawthorn, c Elliott, b Ellis 110 Armitagd, b Evans ••• 16 O'Brien, c Johnson, b Elliott 16 Simpson, b Ellis ••• 6. Youngbusband, st. Rees, b Elliott 3 Hobbs, c ReeSj b Ellis ... •••. 7 Proctor, o Pirie, b Ellis ... 1 , Krogh, l.b.w. b Pirie ... ... ... 0 Whitton, not out *•». ^ Grant, c Kauter, b Evans ... 5 Extras .... >•* ^ Total ... ... ••• 190 Bowling analysis. — Ellis four for 57, Elliott two for 45, Evans two for 47, Pirie one for one, Parker one for 17, Johnson none for 18. Second Innings. Hawthorn, b Pirie ... ... ... O Hobbs, l.b.w., b Pirie O Armitage, b Pirie 4 O'Brien, b Johnson ... * 6 Pawson, c Evans, b Johnson ... 5 Simpson, not out 16 Proctor, l.b.w., b Ellis ... ... •••. 6 Whitton, not out ... 2 Extras ... 2 Total for six wickets ... .... 50' Bowling analysis — Pirie three for 13, Johnson two for 19, Ellis one for two. Parker none for four, Evans none for 10, HASTINGS JUNIORS. Fruitworkers v. Hastings. — Batting first Hastings made 81 (Drummond 42, Mackenzie 12, Geake sever for 19). Fruitworkers replied with 155 (Taylor 44, Broadhurst 31, Crombie 25 ; Cushing four for 37). In their second innings Hastings los.t six wickets for 50 runs (GoodalJ 21, Rowlands 17, Galbraith four for 16). Fruitworkers gained a three-point win. High School v. Hastings H.S.O.B — Old Boys. uiade 50 (M'cCormick 13, Garnc-bt 15; McDowell 6ix for 19) and 53 (McCorraiek 19; Maaka four for 11, McDowell four for 24), while High School made 71 (McDowell 23, Smitb 18 ; Turnbull three or 22) and 3?T"for five wickets (Dyer 15, Turnbull three for two). School gained four points. Mahora v. Rugby. — Batting first Mahora made 123 (Lee 39 not out, Drummond 36; Kingston six for 28, Campbell four for 50). Rugby made 15 (Carrington four for 4, Trumper 11) and 37 (Percy 19; Trumper five for 17, Carrington three for 20); Mahora gained four points by an innings and 71 runs. NAPIER JUNIOR A.

United beat High School on the first innings. Scores for the first innings of 117 and 114 respectively were made last week, and United then mad© 134 (Hatch 18, Foster 21, Wilson 21, Carey 20). School had los.t seven wickets for 91 at stumps (Dean not out 41, Cummins 10, Coutts 23). Technical beat H.S.O.B. on the first innings. Last week Technical made 207 and Old Boys on Saturday made 79 and 119 for six (Mahony 23, Galbraitli 14, Conale 18 and 47, Collins 10, Barlow 21). Scinde beat Harbour Board out-. right. Last week Scinde made 335 and Harbour Board 80. Following- on Harbour Board were all out for 95 Falvey 13, Salamonsen 12, Crozier 17, Rumpler 23, Boyd 12; Mangelson four for 29, Dowrick two for 25).

NAPIER JUNIOR B. United made 97 (Stephenson 31, EdIin 17, Hartshorn 12; Taylor four for 23, Tait three for 41, McSonnon one ior two, Templeton one for two), against Williams and Kettle, who replied with 71 (McKinnon 10, White 22, G. Temperton 15 not out; Hunter four for 36, Yercoe five for 34, Nightmgale one for none). United won on the first innings. Taradale beat Ahuriri on the first innings. Ahuriri made 80 (Jeffrey 12, Kavanagh 24, Kennelly 11; Redward four for 12, Stanford one for 25; Howell four for 26, Cawston one for 15). Taradale made 141 (Collinge 16, Howell 27, McGr^th 32, Redward 10, W. Stanford 31 not out; Kavanagh/' four for 46, Kennelly three for 13). leehnical defeated High School on the first innings. Technical made 135 for two (Ireland 36, Hanlon 40 not out, Yercoe 43 not out; Campbell two for 26). High School made 76 (McLean . 11, Kelly 31, Banks 12 not out, E. Wiig five for 14).