SENIOR B.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVIII, Issue 47, 24 January 1938, Page 2

SENIOR B.

Y.M.C.A. v. KIA TOA. Feilding ten men, the Y.M.C.A. side underwent a batting slump when they faced the Kia Toa bowling, Shailer taking four wickets for 11 runs and It. Wasley three for 22. Struthers, who added 31 runs, was the only one to make a stand. Although he gave one chance, he performed well and four fours were included in his contribution. Being all out for 58, the Y.M.C.A. batsmen went too fast for Struthers to make a large total, even though he was in at first wicket down and not out on the last man’s dismissal. Holland, the wicketkeeper, one of the opening batsmen, was the only other to reach double figures, doing that by way of three fours and one single. Kia Toa had five wickets down for 78 runs, but Piercey and Shailer were then together for a partnership which took the total to 138. Struthers at that point broke up the partnership. Coming on late, he had five overs and left the field with three wickets for 17 runs. Kia Toa were all out for 1(53, Piercey being top-scorer with 49. Two Y.M.C.A. wickets fell for 19 runs before the close of play. Details: V Y.M.C.A. \ First Innings. Holland, b R. Wnslev 15 McKenzie, li R. M asley ... 5 Struthers, not cut ••• 31 Griggs, absent “ L. Cunninghatne, b Shailer 3 Bettle, bR. • Wasley ' 1 Goodjohn, c Evans, b Shailer 2 Houghton, lbw, b Shailer 0 T. Cunninghatne, run out 1 Patton, b Shailer. . . 0 Extras 2 Total ... ••• ■■■ ■■ Bowling analysis.—R. Wasley, 3 for 22; G. Wasley, 0 for 19; Shailer, 4 for 11; Piercey, 0 for 4. Second Innings. Griggs, c Shailer,' bR. Wasley ... 4 Bettle, c Peck, b Shailer 3 Houghton, not out ... 4 Extras 2

Total for two wickets 19 Bowling analysis.—Shailer, 1 for 4: R. Waslev, i for 0; I. Wasley, 0 for 2; Mullins, 0 for 0; Piercey, 0 for 2; Peck, 0 for 1; Morgan, 0 for 2.

KIA TOA. Peck, c Holland, c Goodjohn 30 Evans, c Bettle, b L. Cunninghame 7 G. Wasley, b Houghton 5 Mullins, b Bettle U Piercey, c Bettle, b Struthers 49 Shailer, c L. Cunninghame, b Hough-

ton •" 45 I. Wasley, c Houghton, b Bettle ... 9 Morgan, c Bottle, b Strulhers 0 R. Brown, c Goodjohn, c Struthers 5 R. Wasley, b Houghton ... 2 Coltman, not out 9 Extras 13

Total ... 163 Bowling analysis.—Houghton, 3 for 49; L. Cunninghame, 1 for 37; Goodjohn, 1 for 21; Bettle, 2 for 26; Struthers, 3 for 17.

SERVICES DEFEAT CITY.

City had only six men available for their senior B match a.gainst Combined Services and the fixture was concluded in the one day with an outright win for Services. In bright batting Services knocked, up 324 for eight wickets and declared, Citv making 60 and following on to be dismissed for 25. YV. Millar (84). Shaw (64), J. Millar (54) and Hornibrook (44) were top scorers for Services, while Burgess (42) was the onlv plaver to make a stand for Citv W. Millar (4 for 20) and Shaw (2 for 9) were the most successful trundlers for Services. Details: i, COMBINED SERVICES. Watson, run out 6 Hornibrook, b Hearsey £4 Shaw, c Burgess, b Hearsay 64 W. Millar, lbw, b Burgess 84 J. Millar, lbw. b Bell 54 Wilks, b Brady 17 Donovan, not out 31 Lucinskv, c and b Burgess 0 Ryan, fbw, b King ... 0 Extras .. 24 Total for 8 wickets ... 324 Bowling analysis.—Brady. 1 for 115; Burgess. 2 for 60; Hoarsoy. 2 for 63: Frost, 0 for 22; Bell. 1 for 31: King, 1 for 2. CITY. First Innings. Burgess, b W. Millar 42 Brady, b W. Millar 0 Osborne, b W. Millar 2 Bell, b W. Millar 7 Frost, b Hornibrook 0 King, not out ' 4 Total •• ••• 60 Extras ... • •• 5 Bowling analysis.—W. Millar, 4 for 20: Hornibrook, 1 for 35. Second Innings. King, b Hornibrook ... ... r ... ... 1 Frost, e Watson, b W. Millar 0 Brady, b Shaw ... 16 Burgess, b Shaw 7 Osborne, not out 1 Extras ... 0 Total ... . • • 25 Bowling analysis.—Shaw, 2 for 9: W. Millar, 1 for 5; Hornibrook, 1 for 12. UNITED V OLD BOYS. United opened badly aginst Old Boys, losing their first five wickets for 26 runs, but Howard and DuffiekL advanced the total to 82 before being separated. The innings closed at 110.

Old Boys bettered that score by 47 runs, Thompson being the most prolific scorer at 47, including seven fours. Trow (21), Hayward (31) and Barraud (25) also ran into double figures, while Howard took the bowling honours with an average of four for 36. ' United’s second innings was more successful than the first, cud at stumns the score was five for 132. Ward hit six fours in 44 runs and Hincks. eventually run out when using the bat' forcibly right at the end of the day. produced 37, four fours and a couple of sixes assisting his total materially Trow’s three for 24 was the best of the bowling. United had only ten men and Old Boys nine. Details UNITED. First Innings. M. Fitzherbert, lbw, b Barraud 9 Mincks, b Thompson 2 Ward, b Thompson 8 Stewart, b Thompson 1 T. Gibson, b Barraud ,5 Howard, not out 33 Duffield, b Trow 25 V. Gibson, c Turnbull, b Waldegrave 9 O'Meeghan, c Swindell, b Trow ... ~.. 6 Burne, o Turnbull, b Trow b Extras t Total v liO Bowling analysis.—Barraud, 2 for 12; Thompson, 3 for 34: Sutton, 0 for 20; Trow, 3 for 23; Waldegrave, 1 for 15. Second Innings. M. Fitzherbert. c Swindell, b Thompson 4 Stewart, c Turnbull, b Trow 23 Ward, c Houghton, b Trow 44 Howard, b Trosy 0 Hincks, run out 37 T. Gibson, not. out 13 Duffield, not out ..." 0 Extras 11 Total for 5 wickets 132 Bowling analysis.—Barraud, 1 for 33; Turnbull, 0 for 20; Trow, 3 for 24; Thompson, 0 for 27; Waldegrave, 0 for 17. OLD BOYS. McSkimming, c Duffield, b M. Fitzherbert 9 Thompson, c V. Gibson, b Duffield ... 47 Trow, b Fitzherbert 21 Sutton, run out 5 Turnbull, b Howard ... 0 Hayward, c Stewart, b Howard 31 Waldegrave, b Howard 0 Swindell, not out 7 Barraud, b Howard 25 Extras ... 12 Total 157 Bowling analysis.—Stewart, 0 for 25; M. Fitzherbert, 2 for 52; Howard, 4 for 36; Duflield, 1 for 25.