CRICKET

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 236, 10 February 1911, Page 3

CRICKET

SKXIOU COMPETITION. INGLEWOOD v. ATHLETIC.' These teams played an unfinished game on the Carrington road. Jnglewood went first to the wickets, and when the score had reached 220,> with the loss of six wickets, the innings was declared' closed. Gudgeon's 78 not out was a ! creditable score, and the others who reached double figures were CI egg (51), B. Sutherland (20), Matthews (10), and Marsh (12). Extras amounted to 32, of which 2(i were byes. Athletic made ft good start, playing out time, when the score was 75 for three wickets. Bury has evidently struck form, as this player made 38, and still holds his bat. Gwillim compiled 27 by careful cricket. Following are the details:—

TNGLEWOOD. Clegg, b Holdsworth 51 Pullen. b Bevan 12 B. Sutherladn, b Bevan . 20 Gudgeon, not out. 78 Billing, b Holdsworth 3 Matthews, 1) Bevan 10 Marsh, b Gwillim 12 X. Sutherland, not out 2 Extras 32 Total for six wickets. 220 Nicholls. Gault, and Thomson to bat. The bowling analysis was not completed. • ATHLETIC'. Bn'ry, not out 38 Elliott, b Gudgeon 2 Gwillim, c Clegg, h Sutherland 27 Holdsworth, 1.1i.w.. b Gudgeon 0 Arthur, not out 1 Extras 7

Total for three wickets '... '75 URENI'I v. CARRINGTON ROAD. At the Sports Ground yesterday Urcnui defeated Carrington Road by 17 runs. The local team went to the wickets first. Perhani and Jordan opened, and carried the score to 40 before the latter was caught for a useful 18. Benbow followed, and scored one, when he. was clean bowled by Blundell. This player's next two balls were equally, fatal to Avery and Robertson, and gave the bowler tile ''hat trick." Perham continued to score ill good style, as long as anyone would stay with him, and carried his bat for 57. The innings produced 110 runs, Chappell (with 18) be-, ing the only other batsman to score double figures, lilundell came out with the good average of seven for 59. Urenin's venture realised 133. C. Wilsonwas in fine form, and compiled 77 by good cricket, lie went in first, and stayed till near the end. when he was bowled by Avery. Blundell (19), X. Wilson (Hi), and "Extras" (1:1) obtained most of the rims, the other eight batsmen being dismissed for eight, runs. Benbow's figures read, six for 20. Detailed scores :

CARRINGTON ROAD. Perham, not out 57 Jordan, c Blundell, b W. Fuller 18 Benbow, b lilundell 1 Avery, b Blundell 0 Robertson, b Blundell 0 Ilealy. c Blundell. b W. Fuller 7 Quilliam. h Blundell , 5 Paul, run out. 4 Cluippell, c Fuller, b Blundell 18 Foote, b Blundell 0 Grant, b Blundell 0 Extras 0

Total 110 Bowling analysis: Blundell, .seven for 59; Walter Fuller, two for 14; Win. Fuller, none for three. L'RENUI. Wilson, c and b Avery 77 Hemmins, b Perham....' 1 W. Fuller, b Benbow 0 Boss Fuller, b Benbow 2 W. Wilsoa, c .lonian, bE. Robertson 10 Blundell. b Benbow 19 Mallett, b Benbow 3 Pascoe, c Jordan, b Avery 0 Thompson, not out 0 u Donnell, b Benbow ■.. 0 Sangster, b Benbow 2 Extras 13

Total 133 Bowling analysis: Benbow, six for 20; E. Avorv? two for 10; Rpbcrtson, one for 19; Perham, one for 29; Jordan, none for 37. Waitara forfeited to New Plymouth. .I'CNIOR CRICKET. NEW PLYMOUTH v. HIGH SCHOOL. At Tukrtpa New Plymouth had an easy win over High School. The latter batted first, and totalled 27, seven securing the unenviable "duck." New Plymouth passed this total with the loss of one wicket, the whole innings producing 121. Scores: HIGH SCHOOL. Ward. St.. h Mackic 7 11 vder. c Allan, b Morey 10 N. Little, b Morey 0 Wills, b Mackic.". 2 Ciilsitn, c Court, b Mackic 0 fliunt, b Morcv 0 (loss, 1) Mackie 1 Sinclair, c Allan, b Morcv 0 IV,t. c Allan, b Mackic.' 0 Crone, not out .' 0 Little, rim 0ut.... ; 0 Extras 7 Total 27 Bowling analysis: Mackic, live, for nine; Morcv, four for 11. NEW PLYMOUTH. Legg, b Pott ; 31 Mackie, b Ryder 0 Morey, c (loss, b Ward 11 Gordon, c Grant, b Ward I Allen, b Pott '29 Court, c Goss, b Pott 4 Stohr, run out 10 J-lolah, c Little, b Ryder 7 Brabant, c Colson, u Ryder 1 Bollinger, b Pott 9 Cottercll, not out n Extras 12 Total 121 Bowling analysis; Pott, four for 27; Ryder, four for 35; Ward, two for 19; Colson, none for 19; Grant, none for six; Little, none for six. '