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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 136, 4 December 1911, Page 8

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SATURDAY COMPETITIONS. | The first round of the Saturday competitions was concluded on Saturday. At the Recreation Sports Ground United ie Service inflicted a decisive defeat on n New Plymouth by an innings and 30 7 runs. Law defeated Inglewood at Ingle- j s > woodi by 164 to ST. e, 7 UNITED SERVICE v. NEW PLYi- MOUTH. e > New Plymouth batted first, but could make no stand against the .bowling of a i Bain and l Dinniss, the former being par-1 ticularly deadly, securing seven wickets r " for eight runs. The first four wickets ih were down for three, Williams, Weston, i) Arden and Goddard all failing to score. Nit-oil (10) and' Monk (8) were the only 73 ones to make a stand, aind : the innings g> olosed for 38 runs. Service passed this -} total for the loss of three wickets, Mac-s-l kay, Bain and Osborne falling cheaply, i ■! Thanks mainly to a vigorous 40 by Su'llit> van, which included a sixer off Nicoll and four fourers, assisted by Dinniss (15), Ingram (10), the innings realised 109. Nicoll secured six wickets for 39 rums. New Plymouth did little better | in their second venture, which closed for i- 41. Weston, with two boundaries, and Monk (7 not out) -vyere the highest e scorers. Ingram secured five wickets for 13, and Goudie- one for one. Scores:—

is UNITED SERVICE. Mackay, b Goddard 8 Bain, b NiooM 7 '■ Osborne, b Goddaiyl 2 r Goudie, b Nicoll 9 Ingram, b Nicoll 10 t Napier, c Monk, .b Williams 6 g Sullivan, c ami b Nicoll 40 Dinniss, b Williams 15 ■a. Girling, c Monk, b Nicoll 3 >' Weller, not out 0 n Newall, c Monk, b Nicoll 0 '■ Extras 9 d ' Total 109 Bowling analysis.—NicoH, six for 39; Goddard, two for 10; Williams, two for 24; Morey, none for 18. NEW PLYMOUTH, u First Innings. Williams, b Dinniss 0 Weston, b Bain 0 t Arden, b Bain 0 1 Nicoll, b Bain ' lo . Goddard, b Bain 3 Morey, b Bain 6 t Trobilcoe, c Osboriw, b Dinniss 4 j Ward, b Dinniss 0 Kempthorne, b Bain 0 Monk, b Bain 8 Olarke, not out !!!!"!■ 3 Extras 4 Total jg , Bowling analysis.—Bain, ®even for 8j Dinniss, three for 20. ' Second Innings. Williams, b Bain 2 ' Clarke, run out i...... G Nicoll, c and b Ingram 5 Ward, b Ingram . . j Weston, c and b Bain S Arden, 1.b.w,, b Ingram 3 Morey, c Newall, b Bain 3 Goddard, ,b Ingram 0 Kempthorne, c Dinniss, b Ingram 0 1 Trobilcoe, b Gondic 3 1 Monk, not out 7 Extras " _ 2 Total ... 77

figures. Following are the scores:— LAW. Bewley, e Strafford, b McKae 46 Paton, b Pullen 18 Elliott, retired 35 Dash, retired 51 Lajwrey, not out 2 Gi'catbateh, c Mcßae, b Thomas 0 Extras 12 Total 164 Bowling analysis.—Mcßae, one for 39; Pullen, one for 36; R. Thomas, one for 40; M. Fowler, none for 14; W. Brown, none lor 19. INGLEWOOD. Pullen, b Lash 12 F. Brown, ,b Lash. 7 Stratford, b Paton 4 Therkleson, b Lash 3 G. Marsh, b Lash 0 W. Brown, b Lash 0 Fowler, run out 9 Moßae, o Lash, b Anderson .......* 12 Clarke, not out 1 Thomas, b Elliott 1 Dewhirst, c Reid, b Elliott % Extras .»-» 8

Bowling analysis,—Bain, three for 20: P 11111 !? 9 ' ' w,le f °i - 4; Ingram, five for 13; Goudie, one for 1. LAW v. JXGLEYTOOD. This match wa.s played at Inglewood, and resulted in an easy win for LawLaw won the toss and ibattod first, Bew--7£, il n n l 1 l aton °P ouil «' With the .score , w;ls towM by Pullen for io. Jyliott joined Bewley, and 89 ap peared on the board before. Bewley was caught after scoring 46. The scoring up till .this liad been slow, tout on Lash w^! nS oi n , the I"" 1 " 0 of increased. With 3o to his credit Elliott retired and a few -ba-lls later, with 100 on the board, of which he had compiled 51 Lash retired also. With a total of 104 Law declared their innings closed. For Inglewood five bowlers were tried, <Meßae Thomas and PuHen securing one.- wicket each. Inglewood then went to the wickets, but did not make a long stand, 'beinw all out for 57. Pullen and with 12 each, were the only ones to 'reach double

Total 57 Bowling analysis.—Lash, five wickets for 28; Pa toil, one for 9; Elliott, two for 10; Anderson, one for noma.