CRICKET

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8356, 17 February 1913, Page 10

CRICKET

SATURDAY’S PLAY. On account of the athletic meeting on the Basin Reserve on Saturday all senior championship matches were postponed. A FRIENDLY MATCH. • A friendly game was played between North and Hutt, at Hutt on Saturday afternoon. North compiling 292 runs in their first innings. Hickson was top scorer with 79, and Casey, who was run out, ably seconded him with a score of 71. Hutt had made 132 runs for nine wickets when time was called. Scores: NORTH.—First Innings. Bray, c Judd, h Stiles 32 Casey, run out 71 Berendson, c Judd, b Stiles 13 Hiddleston, h Aldersley 2 Hickson, b Patton 79 Southall, c Glennie, b Aldersley 6 Wilkinson, b Rodgers 20 Panning, st Staples, b Stiles 11 Wilson, b Patton 18 Blacklock, c Isherwood, b Patton 19 Phillips, not out 0 Extras ~. 21 Total 292 Bowling analysis.—Rodgers took one wicket for 64 runs, Patton three for 49, Stiles three for 72, Isherwood none for 16, Aldersley two for 26, Judd none for 18, Burton none for 26. HUTT. —First Innings. Isherwood, Ibw, b Phillips 89 Matthews, b Bray 8 Glennie, b Bray 4 Climie, c Bray, b Hiddleston 3 Stiles, b Hickson 12 Aldersley, b Southall ..., 3 Judd, o Wilson, b Wilkinson 21 Rodgers, o Hiddleston, b Southall ... 6 Patton, b Wilson 2 Burton, not out 6 Extras !... 28 Nine wickets for ..., 132 Bowling analysis. Bray took two wickets for 18 runs, Casey, none for 16. Hiddleston one for 12,' Phillips one for 17, Hickson one for 15, Southall two for 11, Wilson one for 8, Wilkinson one for 7. JUNIOR DIVISION. Hutt in their first strike against Y.M.C.A. were all disposed of for 86 runs (Bverton 10, Langford 16. Doig 10, Qunnion not out 15, Aldersley 14). Y.M.C.A. made 118 (Mabin 31, Atneave 27, Williams 17). In their second innings Hutt have lost four wickets for 40 runs (Longford 19, Ellison 10). McKay took three wickets for 9 runs, and Mabin two for 27 for Y.M.C.a,., and Everton three for 38 and Pringle two for 9 for Hutt. THIRD-CLASS. Tho match Petone v. North did not start until after 3 o’clock. Petone made 152 runs for seven wickets (Powell 27, Smith 17, Aokroyd 14, Bolton 35, Wilkes 24) and declared. North, playing with eight men, scored 65 (\V iiliamson 42, McBeth 10). In their second innings North had lost three wickets for 61, at the close of play. Kelsly two wickets for 32 runs, and Wilkineon two for 44 bowled best for North, and Powell three for 24, Aokroyd three for 27. and Wilkes one for 12 for Petone. St. David's defeated Hutt by an innings and 48 runs. Hutt made 62 and 48. Neazor being chief scorer in eacn innings with 25 not out and 11. St. David's made 158. Thomson with a well compiled 56. Cannon 36 and McConnell 16 being the top scorers Bowling tor St. David’s R. McConnell took six wickets for 29, Parrant five for 23 and Cannon three for 15. Neazor and McUaw bowled well for Hutt. . , Y.M.C.A. won from Victoria College by default. WAREHOUSEMEN’S ASSOCIATION. Levin and Co. v. Kemot’s—Keimot's made 121 (Midlane 10, Fitzgerald 38. Pulsford not out 13. Nasjl 11). Levin s made ISO for five wickets (Smith 39, Goldfinch 22, Mason not out 23, extras_ 37). tor Levin’s Mapon took five wickets for 46 runs, and Hyams three for 24, while Simm four f0r,24 and Fitzgerald one for 1 were the best trundlers for Kemot's. HOUSE MATCHES. Railways v. United—This match was wno by Railways by eight wickets. United made 51 (Upham 24, Vickery 10) and six for 72 (declared). (Vickery not out 34. Napier 14) against Railways oo (Hoare 21. Watson 14, Lambert 13) and three for 42 (Hoare 22 n 9 t out. Inmbert 10. Thomson 9). Hoare six for 27, Haley one for 1, Lambert eight for 4«, Le Compt one’for 9 for Railways and Criswell tour for 40, Westoby four for 17 for United did the bowUng. . The annual match between the casual and permanent staffs of the Harbour Board took place at Duppa street. Permanent scored 70 (Haughton 27 not out. Williams 10), and Casuals replied with 94 (Sullivan 41. Thomas 2L_ Trevethick 13) Bowling for Casuals Thomas took four wickets and Sullivan six, and for Permanent Myers three, Clarke two, Haughton. Dempster and Wright one each. Casuals thus won by 24 runs. MATCHES ELSEWHERE. Spsclal to the “Times." MASTERTON, February 18. Tho second of the series of matches between Carlton, winners of the Wairarapa senior ch-ampionsh.ip, and tlws combined, Masteitou teams waa commenced

on Saturday. Tlie combined team batted first and compiled 71, (Jongdon 28 and Wixen (not out) 12 being the only doublefigure scorers. Hickson took seven wickets for 32 runs, including the hat trick, and C. Welch took two for 15. Carlton replied with 11G—F. Welch 2G, Kemball 25, W. Hoar 21. K. Welch 15. Congdou took four wickets for 37 runs, Wixen three for 30, and Jordan two for 14. The match will be continued next Saturday. A match was played at Carterton on Saturday between Masterton and Carterton High Schools. Masterton made 140. F. Hoar, who is a member of the Carlton senior team, compiled 55 and then retired, and H. Miller (another member of tne Carlton senior team) put together 24. Perrin 12 was the only other doublefigure scorer. Carterton compiled 13 in the first innings (F. Hoar taking four wickets for G runs and H. Miller five for 6), and 15 in the second (Hoar five wickets for 9 and Miller four for 6). Press Association. AUCKLAND, February 15. The Cricket Association’s competiton was continued to-day iu dull weather. The wickets, however, were fast. Playing against North Shore Grafton batted all the afternoon, scoring 273 (W. Horspoot 94, Sauverin 43. Jackson 31, Sloman 22, Mason 21). Howden took three wickets for 91 runs, and Bush three for 69. University made 69 against Ponsonby (Airey 14, Caxadus 10, C. Jacobsen 14). ivavauagh took four wickets for 36 and Shepherd six for 23. Ponsonby made ,79 (Gavin 19, Kavanagh 11, Robinson 12), Taylor taking five wickets for 5x and Fenwick five for 45. In their second innings University have lost four for 40 (Airey 14 Jacobsen 14). McMath took three wickets for 5. Eden scored 423 for the loss of seven wickets against Parnell, the principal scorers being Hemus 164, Cummings 119, and Burton (not out) 40. 01liff took five wickets for 183 runs. CHRISTCHURCH, February 15. The weather was beautifully fine to-day when the seventh round of grade matches was concluded. St. Aibans found Kiccanon scores of 391 all too big for them, and suffered defeat, whilst West Christchurch went down badly to Sydenham, and Bast Christchurch had no trouble in disposing of Linwood. Sydenham now lead by 4 points, and as there are only two matches to play they can hardly be dispossessed of this season’s championship. Scores: Ricoarton 391 v. St. Albans 256 and 177 for seven (F. C. Atkinson Gd not out). East Christchurch 240 v. Linwood 84 and 120. Sydenham 274 v. West Christchurch 60 and 106, DUNEDIN. February 15. The cricket matches to-day were played iu fine weather, all the grounds being in excellent order. Last baturday Grange made 117 and Albion 55 for nine wickets. To-day Albion’s first Innings closed for 60 (Williams 28), and their second innings for 104, Grange thus obtaining a one-rnnings victory. Downes secured sight wiolcete for 19 runs. In the match Opoho v. vmriabrook last week the latter made 210 and to-day their opponents closed the first innings for 138. Carisbrook in the second venture made 153 for eight wickets and won the match on the first innings. Carisbrook B made 147 last week and Dunedin 76 for five wickets. The Dunedin innings closed to-day for 167 (Torrance 45 not out). The match had not been played out when stumps were drawn, hut Dunedin secures a win on tho first innings.