LIVELY CRICKET

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 588, 14 February 1929, Page 11

LIVELY CRICKET

ANNUAL GAME AT KING’S OLD BOYS BEAT COLLEGIANS Brisk and breezy batting was the order of the day at Middlemore yesterday, when past and present pupils of King's College played their annual j cricket match. The Old Boys won by | 69 runs on the first innings. The Present Pupils rattled up ISS j runs. Lewis. Stewart II and Gillett I ; all playing good, solid cricket for their runs. The Old Boys went for the | runs in great style. Jackson especially . being in dashing form. He hit three I sixers and 10 fours In a score of 69 retired. Wilson also gave a good display for his half-century, and several others reached double figures in good style. Details:—PRESENT PUPILS STEWART I. c Kissling, b Clarkson 9 LEWIS, b Kissling 36 HOWDEN, b Palmer 16 CAUGHEY, c Kissling, b Clarkson . . 14 MORPETH, b Palmer 2 STEWART 11, c Gillett, b Kissling. . 3S JACKSON, run out 9 GILLETT 111, b Fisher 14 GILLETT I, c Palmer, b Morris - . 30 SMITH, c Kissling, b Morris 4 HOLMES, c Browne,- b Fisher . . . . 3 LUSK, not out 0 Extras 13 Total 188 Bowling: Palmer, 2-32; Kissling, 2-42; Holloway, 0-9: McMillan, 0-7; Clarkson, 2-26; Morris, 2-S, Janson, 0-11 ; Gillett, 0-26: Fisher, 2-14. PAST PUPILS BROWNE, c Lusk, b Caughev . . . . 2 1 GILLETT, retired 29 WILSON, retired 54 j KISSLING, lbw, b Lusk 30 MORRIS, c Lewis, b Stewart LI . . 28 j FISHER, b Howden 14 i JACKSON, retired 69 l PALMER, lbw, b Howden 0 WALTON, c Holmes, b Lusk 9 HOLLOWAY', c Holmes, b Stewart 1 5 McMILLAN. not out \ CLARKSON, b Howden Extras 14 Total 257 Bowling: Caughey. 1-28; Howden, 3-65; Morpeth, 0-21; Lusk, a-55; Lewis, 0-49; Stewart 11, 1-16; Stewart I, 1-8.