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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 21 November 1927, Page 3

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TWO FULL VICTORIES OLD BOY TEAMS AGAIN WIN. TBUNDLE’RS HAVE DAY OUT. The second series of the Hawke's Bay Cricket Association's senior competition were brought to a conclusion on Saturday when cricketers were favoured with ideal conditions. The outfields were a little slow and the wickets entirely in favour of the bowlers, who returned good averages. The two Old Boy teams, Technical and High School, each recorded a full three-pomt victory over United and Heretaunga respectively. H. 5.0.8. missed having an innings victory by the narrowest of margins, while thanks to Shephard, Technical Old Boys gained their win with seven wickets to spare. The trudlers were the outstanding players of the day, Gifford (H.S.O.B) heading the list with the remarkable average of six wickets for 22 runs. E. Elliott (Technical O.B.) also was in good form, gaining six wickets at a cost of 53 runs in the second innings against United. Spackman (United) finished up with an average of 5 for 46 against Tech, in the first innings, the performance being carried over the week. Details of the two games are as follow:— H. 5.0.8. v. HERETAUNGA. Heretaunga with its first innings of 120 as compared with the 217 of H. 5.0.8. had lost no wickets for 22 on the first day and continued the second appearance at the crease. After the dismissal of the opening batsmen the scoring was slow, five wickets falling for as many runs. Then Vogtherr and Fisher made a stand to bring the score to 65 before being separated. After this the wickets again fell cheaply am. the innings closed for 97, bringing the grand total to that of the Old Boys. Two leg bye s by the third hall gave H. 5.0.8. three championship points. Detailed scores are as below:— HERETAUNGA. First Innings J2O Second Innings. White, o Downes, b Chadwick 25 Beuth, c Chetwin, b Chadwick 6 Parkinson, b Gifford 0 Pearson, c Geddis, b Gifford 1 Vogtherr, b Gifford 16 Paterson, c Gifford, b Chadwick 0 Fisher, b Gifford 21 Mitchell, b Gifford 12 Fitzgerald, not out ’ 6 Lewis, c and b Gifford 0 Extras jq Total 97 Grand Total 217 Bowling Analysis—Gifford 6 for 22, Chadwick 3 for 26, Chetwin 0 for 2. Von Sturmer 0 for 11, O’Connell 0 for 26. HIGH SCHOOL 0.8. First Innings 217 Second Innings. Downes, not out o Chetwin, not out 0 Extras 2 Total for no wickets .... 2 Grand Total 219 T. 0.8. v. UNITED. United made 143, and when stumps were drawn on the first day Technical 0.8. had lost seven wickets for 145. They continued the innings which closed at 176, a lead of 33.

United, thanks to Bickely and Stevens, quickly wiped off the deficit and the pair put on 56 before being separated. Unfortunately for United after this but two batsmen, Bishop and Temperton, came to light with runs, the remainder of the wickets falling cheaply, and the innings closed for 1’33. With 100 to get Technical commenced the second innings but disaster fell early, two wickets falling for 7 runs. Then Shephard and O’Brien, who later gave way to Cohen, made a stand and the required total was gained for the loss of only three wickets. Detailed scores are as follows:— UNITED. First Innings 143 Second Innings. Bickley, c I‘Tfield, b Elliott ... 30 Stevens, c Cohen, b Pirie .... 27 Bradburn, c Cohen, b Elliott 3 Signal, b Elliott 4 Bishop, c E. Elliott, b Evans 21 Scott-Kelly, c A. Elliott, b E. Elliott 4 Spackman, c A.Elliott, b E. Elliott « Cane, run out f. 11 Temperton, not out 24 Williams, b E. Elliott 0 King, b Evans 0 Extras 2 Grand Total 276 Bowling Analysis.—E. Elliott 6 for 53, Evans 2 for 21, Pirie 1 for 32, Rouse none for 25. T.O.B.—First Innings. Plested, 0 Bradburn, b Stevens 16 O’Brien, c King, b Stevens .. 28 Evans, c Stevens, b Temperton 41 Shephard, 1.b.w., b Spackman 14 Cohen, b Spackman 15 Elliott, E., c Stevens, b Cane 17 Pirie, 1.b.w., b Spackman .... 0 Rouse, run out 7 Elliott, A., st. Williams, b Spackman 17 Fifield, b Spackman 13 Hardaker, not out 0 Extras 8 Total 176 Bowling Analysis.—Spackman 5 for 46, Stevens 2 for 61, Cane 1 for 15, Temperton 1 for 35, Bradburn none for 11. Second Innings. Plested, b Temperton 3 Hardaker, b Temperton 0 O’Brien, c Stevens, b Spackman 18 Shephard, not out 56 Cohen, not out 2(1 Extras 4 Total for 3 wickets ....... 101 Grand Total 277

burn none for 1, Stevens none for 24. Bowling Analysis.—Temperton 2 for 27, Spackman 1 for 45, BradJUNIORGRADE. HASTINGS SECTION. Whakatu v. Tomoana. Whakatu batted first, making 57 (H. Spence 29 not out and Fear 10). Lourie took five wickets for 26 and Irving five for 25). Tomoana replied with 97 (Michael 37, Spence 24, Mitchell 31 and Carr 10). Webb took five wickets for 11 runs. Whakatu had none down for 22 (Gardiner 13 not out) when stumps were drawn. Y.M.C.A. v. H. 5.0.8. Y.M.C.A. made 110 in their first innings (Carrington 51 and Henry 13). Nairn took five wickets for 56 and Newdick three for 8. Old Boys had scored 108 for eight wickets when stumps were drawn (Newdick 45, A psey 17 not out and Knuckey 17). Henry took four wickets for 55. High School v. Hastings. High School made 115 in the first innings (Duke 19 not out, Anderson 17, Graham 16). Thomson took four wickets for 12 runs, Anderson three for 19, and Atkinson three for 19). Hastings replied with 65 (D. Pearson 22 and Geor 10). Collinge took eight wickets for 33. High School had lost two wickets for 15 when stumps were drawn NAPIER SECTION. High School v. Scinde B. High School made 226 (Gilbertson 66, -T .Heaney 34, Cowan 29, Beuth 27, Gower 17 and Chaig 13). Scinde, at of the day’s play, had lost five wickets for 131 (Bennett 51, Bowland 31 and Condon 24). United v. Tech. 0.8. B. United made 126 in the first innings (B. Pedlow 41, Robinson 24, Tate 19 and Ewen 16) as against the 178 for six wickets of Technical (Wilkie 45, Elmes 25, Jordon 25, Hawke 23 not out. Martin 21 not out, and McGregor 21. Taradale v. Tech. 0.8. A. Taradale made 73 (Boggs 20, S. Fayen 14, and Campbell 10) in the first innings. Boyle took four wicket sfor 23 and Marcroft four for 25. Technical replied with 115 (Boyle 49 not out, Davidson 25, Campbell 14, and Symonds 14). Ellis took six wickets for 61. Taradale's second innings was 121 (Ellis 24, Campbell 22, Elliott 21, S’. Fayen 20 and R. Fayen 18). Scinde A v. H. 5.0.8. Scinde made 196 (Heslop 91, Manglesson 23, C. Pell 19, McLean 15, Hughes 11 not out, and McCardell 10) in the first innings. Phillips took six wickets for 35 runs. When stumps were drawn Old Boys had lost tour wickets 91 runs (Phillips 27 not out, Triggs 19, Bowen 17, Broad 14 not out and Graham 13). LN CENTRAL HAWKE'S BAY OLD BOYS v. EPARAIMA. Old Boys (Waipukurau) played Eparaima at Waipukurau on Saturday. Old Boys, in the first innings, scored 68 (McKenzie 13, Gair 13, Polhill 11 and W. McCarthy, not out, 12). Bowling, A. S. Wilder took 3 for 37 and Brierly 6 for 29. They bowled unchanged. Eparaima have 7 wickets down for 165 (Johnston 57. Monteith, not out, 45, and A. S. Wilder 27). Bowling J. McCarthy took 2 for 29 and McKenzie 2 for 27, WAIPAWA ' DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL v. OTANE. Waipawa District High School played Otano at Otane. Waipawa D.H. School, in the first innings, made 57 (Petherick 14 and Christensen 12). Bowling, Oram took 5 for 7, and Luke 3 for 13. Otane. in the first innings, made 94 (Curley 45, Gilbertson 13, and Stevens 11). Bowling Drinkrow took 3 for 32 and Lockhart 7 for 37.

WAIPUK. HIGH v. WAIPAWA. Waipukurau District High School met Waipawa at Waipawa. Waipawa ,in the first innings, made 40 (Mackay 12 and Houghton 8 were the best scorerge). Bowling, Southall took 3 for 8 and Burkinshaw 6 for 8.

Waipukurau D.H.S., in the first innings, made 56 (Burkinshaw 21, Holms 12, and L. McCarthy 10). Bowling, W. Rust took 2 for 0, R. Rust 2 for 7 and Houghton 3 for 15.