WEEK-END CRICKET.

Shannon News, 6 February 1923, Page 3

WEEK-END CRICKET.

Y.M.C.A. BEATS PUBLIC WORKS. Title Public Works team, of Shannon, met Y.M.C.A. at Levin on Saturday, the latter winning on the first innings by €5 to' 50. Y.M.C.A.’s .first effort with,the bat realised 65, Martin 25; and Mackenzie 15, doing most of the scoring.; Public Works replied with 50 (Hemmingson 13). Taking a second strike, Y.M.C.A. put up 58, Mackenzie (20) again contributing a useful score.' Auckram (11) was the only other to get double figures. - The. visitors did much better in their sfecond innings, and at call of time had seven wickets down for 56, Hemmingson (17) contributing a double-figure score fo r the second time. Scores:— . , Y.M.C.A.—First Innings. Martin, c'Pope-, b Hemmingson ... 25 Field, b Pope 5 Mackenzie, b Pope 15 Moodie, b.Pope 7 Harris, b Pope -•••). 0 Widdas, b Pope w. B Auckram, c Roach, b Pope 0 Hudson, Murtay, not out 0 Fletcher, b Hemmingson 2 Mackenzie, jun., run out ............... 1 Total *........ 65i Bowling: Pope six for 26, Hemmingson three for 37. PUBLIC WORKS—First Innings. ~ Doidge, b Widdas 6 Burrows, c Harris, b Auckram ..;... 7 Hemmingson, b Widdas ............... J 3 Pope, c and b Widdas .....) • 6 Harris, c Mackenzie, b Hudson ... 2 Newtpri, b Field . 4 Morgan, not out 3 Terry, b Field 1 Roach, b Auckram 0 Lenihan, b Auckram ’. 0 Eagle, 1 b Widdas 2 Extras 6 Total ; 50 Bowling: Widdas, four for 11, Auckram three for 13, Field two for 9, Hudson one for 5. Y.M.C.A.—Second Innings. Martin, c Eagle, b Pope 2 Harris, b Pope '. 8 Mackenzie, b Pop©| .......A., 20 Field, c Hemmingson, b. Pope ....... 0 Widdas, b Pope ..: 4 Auckram, b Pope 11 Hudson, b Pope 7 Murray, b Pope 1 Moodie, c Roach, b Hemmingson 0 Fletcher, b Hemmingson . - 0 Mackenzie, jun., not out ............ 2 Extras -. 3

.Total : 53 Bowling: Pope eight wickets, .Hemmingson two. PUBUG WORKS—Second Innings. Burrows, c Widdas, b Auckram ... 4 inemmingson, b Widdas : 17 Doidge, b Auckram 5 Pope, c Mackenzie, b Auckram ... 5. Harris, b Widdas ........................... 0 j Newton, b Auckraiu 4 j Morgan, not out 6 1 Terry, c Field, b Widdas € * , Roach, not. out 5 , Extras i... 4 Total for s ; even wickets. 56 Bowling: Auckram four wickets for 16, Widdas three for 21.

ANOTHER WIN FOR SHANNON. Shannon finished the second round of the competition by defeating Fo.kton at Shannon on Saturday. The visitors put up a fair performance, re- , gistering 42 runs to Shannon’s 103 for nine wickets.- Kruse, who was neatly i caught by Stewart'at fißst slip off Randall, knocked up 18, arid was the only one to reach double figures. Grainger and Randall did tin 3 bowling for 1 .Shannon, the former, taking five wickets for 23 -runs ancl the latter four ’ for 14. Stewart 58 and Main 21 were the chief contributor s to the Shannon score. FOXI'ON. Morgan, c Stewartb Grainger ... 6 Robinson, c Parsons, b Grainger ... 3 Nye, c Stewart, b 'Grainger ......... 3 Kruse, c Stewart, ,lb Randall -18 Howe, b Randall, 0 Higgins,'b Grainger -4 Hakaraia* b Randall 0 McGregor, b Grainger 0 Phillips, not out ’...... 4 Newth, b Randall 0 Francis, run outS' Extras . 4 Total 42 ■ SHANNON. Stewart, b Howe ....> 58 Parsons, b Morgan : 0 Randall, b Morgan. 0 Grainger, b Hakairaia 4 'Prain, run out 7 Main; 1.b.w., b Higgins ~ 2a ' Harris, e Robinson, b Higgins ... .. & Eagle, c Morgan, b Howe \ '2 • Abbott; not out i.... 4 Mason, run 0ut".... -2 0 Small, not. out * (0 Extras -4 1 Total for nine wickets (dec;, I '-.. JO3