CRICKET

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 932, 27 March 1930, Page 7

CRICKET

MATCH AT KING’S OLD BOYS BEATEN The annual cricket match between ! the Old Boys and the first eleven of ! King’s College was played at the College grounds yesterday, and resulted in a win for the school by 76 runs on the • first innings. The Old Boys batted first, and rattled j up 190 runs. Kissling, who opened the j innings, batted very well for his half- | century, and Morris hit up a vigorous ! 42. The feature of the match, however, j was the line all-round performance of Howden, who took four wickets for 40 j runs, and scored, 109 (retired) for the j school. Caughey (42) also gave a good ; display. Details are as follow: OLD BOYS KISSLING, c Handyside, b McCarthy 56 j PALMER, c McCarthy, b Ilowden . . 0 JACKSON, Ibw, b McCarthy 25 WILSON, c Smith, b McCarthy .... 11 JOHNSTON, b McCarthy 26 CAUGHEY, c and b McCarthy .... 5 LIVINGSTONE, b Howden 1!) McMILLAN, st Smith, b Howden .. 0 MORRIS, b Howden 42 WALKER, not out *' CAUGHEY, not out 0 Extras 6 Nine wickets for 190 Bowling: Ilowden, 4-40; Handyside, 0-49; McCarthy, 5-56; Caughey, 0-28; Gill. 0-16. KING’S COLLEGE CAUGHEY, lbw, b Johnston 42 LEWIS, c McMillan, b Kissling .... 24 HOWDEN. retired 109 McCarthy, c Kissling, b Wilson .. 7 JACKSON, Ibw, b Wilson 19 BROWNE, run out 39 i HAY', c Livingstone, b McMillan .. I j COLES, c Caughey, b "Walker .. .. 15! : SMITH, not out . Eight wickets for . . 266 ' Bowling: Morris, 0-43; Kissling, 0-40; I | Johnston, 1-41; Palmer, 0-16; Wilson, 2-37; Jackson, 0-14; Livingstone, 0-9; AJcMillan, 1-7; J. Caughey, 0-24; Walker, 1 1-21.