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Hokitika Guardian, 8 December 1930, Page 3

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WEST INDIES. AGAINST SOUTH AUSTRALIA. INNINGS DEFEAT POSSIBLE. (Australian Press Association) ADELAIDE, Dec. 7. The cricket match between West Indies and South Ausralia was continued yesterday on a fast wicket. The weather was fine. A feature of the day was a last-wicket stand by Wall and Walker, the two internationals, who showed contempt lor the visitors’ bowling, and they took the score from 237 to 330 in 60 minutes. Earlier in the innings l.ee and Urimmett had punished the howling, scoring 25 in 16 minutes. Constantine separated them, getting Lee out, at 55, which he scored in 115 minutes. Lonergan, who was still sore on account of 1 1 is accident the day before, when lie collided with the fence trying to catch a “sixer,” partnered Grhnmett, who, when fifty, stopped one with his pads. Hits back wicket play was attractive. The tail enders all batted stylishly. The West Indians ’ were alert and accurate in the field, their throwing over long distances being a revelation. Copstantine was particularly prominent in this respect. Walker and Wall batted confident lv, the latter scoring fifty runs in 80 minu ton. 'The West Indians began Olieir second innings briskly, but Grimmett and Waite were troublesome. The former’s first wicket only cost two runs, Wall catching Roach brilliantly. Rirkett was out off the next ball from Grimmett,, whose, average was now two for one. Waite’s first wicket, which was Headley, emst nine runs. Grimmett again worried Grant, catching him for one. Martin and Bartlett then posted the century, just after which the former went out log before to Waite, and four runs later Hunte was sent to the pavilion. The West Indians were puzzled, and they waited for Grimmett’s slows. With four minutes to go. Sealev was caught at silly point hv Richardson. Grimmett’s average is four tor 58, and Waite’s t-hrefe .for 32. These howlers had tho visitors' demoralised. At stumps the West Indies had lost seven for 122. WEST TNDTFS—Ist Tnnings. Birkett, c Wall, h Lee 14 Roach, c Lee. b Carlton f>4 Headley, run out Martin, c Walker. L Wall ... ... 1 Bartlett, 1) Grimmett 5 Grant, c Carlton, b Grimmett ... 0 Constantine, hit wckt. h Carlton 18 Hunte, c Walker, b Grimmett ... I 9 (Sealev, c and b Grimmett 13 'Francis, (not out) H Griffiths, c Walker, b Carlton ... .2 Extras Total ... Bowling analysis: Wall 10 ovens, 3 maidens. 31 runs, 1 wicket; Carlton 8.5. 0, 42, 3; Grimmett 14, 0, 71, 4: Lee 5,0, 23. 1. SOUTH AUSTRALIA—Ist Innings. Harris, run out Nitsehke. b Francis ... 22 Pritchard, run out 0

Richardson, 1.b.w., b Constantine 2 Lee, c Hunte, b Constantine ... So Grimmett, 1.b.w., b Martin ... ...' 50 Lonergan, c Roach, b Martin ... >9 Waite, c Roach, b Griffiths 39 Carlton, c Grant, b Griffiths ... H Wall, (not out) ; 3 Walker, c Grant, b Griffithp ... 45 Extras 3 Total 330 Bowling analysis Francis 16 overs, 0 maidens, 77 runs. 1 wicket; Constantine 19, 0, 86, 2; Giffiths 24.5. 4, 75, 3; Martin 23, 3, 60, 2; Birkett 4,0, 12, 0. WEST INDIES—2nd Innings. Birkett., st. Walker, b Grimmett 26 Roach, c Wall, 1> Grimmett ... ... '23 Headley, c and b Waite 16 Martin, 1.b.w., b Waite 12 Grant, c and 1> Grimmett .. .. .1 Bartlett, (not out) 22 Hunte, c Nitschke, b Waite .. 2 Sealev, e Richardson, b Grimmett 6 Extras I

Total for.seven wickets .122 SYDNEY CLUB MATCHES. | SIDNEY, Dec. 7. Jn yesterday’s grade cricket, iC'uiubcrlend scored 108 and 207 for eight wickets (Leadbeater 63), against Glebe, who made 157 (Donnelly 74) and 4 for 1. Glebe won on the first innings.

Paddington scored 70 and 201 for two wickets (Rowe making 98, including 15 lourers, and Maurice not out 54) against Petersham, who made 165 and 30 for two. Petersham won on the first innings.

University in they first scored 259 against North Sydney, who in the first lost eight for 2(72. The game was drawn.

Balmain made 100 and 177 for \ wickets (Hird 64) against Northern District, who scored 72 and 94 for 7. Balmain won the first innings. Gordon made 130 and 58 for none, against Manly, who in the first scored 185 (Gwvnne 80). Manly won on the first innings.

Marrickville made 72 and 141 for 3 against Waverley, who in the first made 229 for 3 and declared (Fingleton not out 129). Waverley won on the first innings.

Rand wick scored 118 for 6 declared and 189 for two wickets (Marks 981 against St.. George, who in the first made 322 for four (Vaughan 73, Wag--

borne 140, Henderson 60). St- George won on the first innings. Western Suburbs scored 256 and 126 for 5 (Hunt 64) against Mosman, who iu the first made 136 (Withers 69). Western Suburbs won on the first Minings.

M.C.C. V. RHODESIA. CAPETOWN, Dec. 6. Marylebone team met Rhodesia. Several of the tourists are unwell. Hendren remained in Johannesburg. iSandham, Goddard and Duckworth are all casualties., Thus the remainder were compelled to play, though ill with influenza. ' Marylebone scored 278, AVyatt scoring 88 and Chapman 48. 0 These two added 50 m fifty minutes. For Rhodesia, O’Riley took three wickets for nine and Tomlinson five for 106. Rhodesia had scored one run for no wickets when the light failed, and stumps were drawn.. HOKITIKA V. KANIERI. This game was played on the Mental Ground yesterday, and resulted in a win for Hokitikaiby 14 runs on the eompleted game, a 3 point ..win. Near, the end of the game A. Adamson. Hokitika, broke his finger. A featur" of the game was n fine innings by Goode who made 84. HOKITIKA—Ist Tnnings. Williams, T.b.w., bOAvens 15 Adamson, o S. Fleming, d> C, Fleming ... ... ••• 13; Stapleton, 1.b.w.. b Owens •... ... n Goode, e F.. Rooney, hC. Fleming 5 Dalv, c Pfahiert, b C. Fleming 4> Keller, ib C. Fleming ... ... ... p Morgan, bC. Fleming ... ... n Freitas, o Wells, b E. Morris ... "‘ 0 Walker, hF. Morris .. ....... 1 Schroder, (not out) ... ~v ' A Dawson, c and hE. Morris' ... P Total •• ‘-A ; ' 7 Bowling analysis: €. Fleming 5 for 20. Owens 2 for 12, Morris 3 for 5. KANIERi—-Ist Innings. A. Dale, b Goode W. Owens, run out C Fleming, c Adamson, b Stapleton W. Fleming, b Goode F Morris, b Stapleton 1 H. Wells, b Goode 7 B Pfahiert, (not out) 5 E. Rooney, o Freitas, b Goode . . 8 S Framing, b Stapleton u V. Pawson. h Williams ... 1 R. Harvey, l> Williams ... .. t Extras H Total ••• 50 Bowling analysis: Goode 4 for 15. Stapleton 3 for 19, J. Williams 2 i'o; 6. HOKITIKA—2nd Innings. Williams, l/hAVT, b C, Fleming 1 ,damson, e Morris, bC. Fleming 0 Stapleton, b C. Fleming ... ... 1 Goode, c Si Fleming, b H. Wells 8s Daly, e Pfahiert, b C. Fleming 0 Keller, b S. Fleming 19 Morgan, b' W. Fleming 1 Walker, h C. Fleming ; 2 .Freitas, cS. Fleming, b Wells .. 2 -Schroder, c Wells,' ib C. Fleming 0 Dawson, (not out) ... 0 Extras 1 Total i ... 102 Bowling analysis: C. Fleming 6 for 28. W- Fleming 1 for 17, IS. Fleming 1 for 17; H. Wells 2 for 16. KANIERI—2nd Innings. C. Fleming, b Stapleton ... ... ,13 W. Fleming, b Freitas ... 39 S. Fleming, c Gop'db, b Freitas ... 45 Wells, c-Goode, b Williams i..."... 4 Pfahiert,' e and l> Freitas ... ... 1 Rooney, b Williams ... 1 Owens, (not out) ... # ... * Morris, c Daly, b Williams 3 Dale, b Goode 1 Pawson, b Goode 4 Harvey, b Goode Extras 7 Total •• 95 Bowling analysis: Goode 3 for 18 Stapleton 1 for 26, Freitas 3 for 18. Williams 3 for 18.