CRICKET.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 234, 12 March 1915, Page 7

CRICKET.

TECHNICAL COLLEGE v HIGH SCHOOL n.

The. New l'lvmuoth Technical College oasiiy defeated High School 11. by 79 runs yesterday afternoon. For Technical College Oliver hatted vigorously for •10 (including S boundaries); Wright bi (not out) and Penniall (10) wore the other double figure scorers. Atkinson (5 wickets for 4 - 2) was tile most successful bowler for School, and ho also headed their hatting with S out, of 27. Oliver (7 wickets'for 14 runs) was the most destructive bowler. Detailed scores:

TECHNICAL COLLEGE. Fuller, c Eyre b Atkinson 7 Griffin, e Quilliam, b Brokonshire .. 0 Oliver, c Wyborn, b Atkinson 41) Duff, c Eyre, b Atkinson 7 Jeffrey, run out fi Cartwright, c Eyre, b Atkinson .. S Paul, lot wicket', b Herbert 1 Koea, hit wicket, b Herbert ■"> Badloy, c and b Atkinson 3 Wright, not out 10 Penniall, c Evro, 1> Brokonshire 10 Extras ' 3 Total ' 108 Bowling analysis: Atkinson, 5 wickets for 42 runs; Herbert, 2 for 7; Brokonshire 2 for 48; Quilliam, 0 for (>. HIGH SCHOOL IT. Wyborn, b Oliver • 4 Herbert, b Oliver 0 Brokonshire, b Oliver 2 Atkinson, c Koea, b Fuller ......... S Eyre, c Penniall, b Oliver 0 Poach, hit wicket, b .Oliver ft 0 Bavlev, b Oliver 4 Quilliam, b Fuller 0 Fouhy, b Fuller 2. Candy, not out 5 Touhy, c Fuller, b Oliver * 1 Extras 1

Total 27 Bowline* analysis: Oliver, 7 for 14; Fuller, 3 for 12.* ) •

THE THURSDAY COMPETITION. INGLEWOOD v. HIGH SCHOOL. The Thursday competition was advanced another stage yesterday. Onlyone match was played, and that resulted in a twolpoint win for Inglewood r~ainst High School. The best performances were: — WITH THE BAT. Sutherland (Tnglewood) 78 MoMurray (High School) 54 McKenzie (Inglewood) 32 Montcath (High School) 30 WITH THE BALL. McEae (Inglewood) 4 for 29 MoMurray (High School) 3 for 20 J-ligh School wont in first, and put up the respectable total of 128. McMurrav (.34) and Monteath (30) batted well, and added 50 for the third wicket before the latter played Sutherland on. MoMurrav was not beaten by Moßae until the ninth wicket fell at li'S. McKenzie (32) and Mooro, (21) opened well for the local team and the scores stood at 41 before a separation was effected. L. Sutherland joined McKenzie, and, opening carefully, plav was carried to 80 before the second wicket foil. Mcßae and Cle"~ Iro'pod Sutherland to pass School's total before the fall of the fourth wicket. Sutherland, who was now playing forceful cricket, was run out at 151. His score of 78 included eight boundaries and a six. Clogg and Darkness were undefeated at drawing of stumps. Detailed scores:

HIGH SCHOOL. Tiottrill. o McKenzie, b Mcßae 13 Hughes T, b Mcßae ... •.- 0 MoMurray, b Mcßae 54 Monteath, b Sutherland 30 Oliver, run out I Go3s, b Smith : S Sykes, c Moore, b Smith 8 Vales, hit wicket, b Smith 0 Terry, c Sutherland, b Mcßae ~,-.. .. 4 Alexander, h Smith 2 Tlughes IT, not out ~..,» 0 ' Extras 8 Total 12S Bowling analysis: Mcßae, 4 wickets for 29 runs; Smith, 4 for 48; Sutherland. 1 for 19; Harkness, 0 for 10; Moore, 0 for 13. INGLEWOOD. •{McKenzie, c Oliver, b McMurra'' .... 32 Moore, b Hughes I 21 L. Sutherland, run out 78 Moßae,' c Hughes 11, b McMurray .. fi Clegg, not out 10 b McMurray 2 Harkness, not out .» 1 Extras 12 Total 5 wickets 162 Bowling analysis: MoMurray, 3 for 2V>; Hughes, 1 for 43; Bottrill, none for ti; Oliver, none for 24; Monteath, none for 51. PRIMARY SCHOOLS' COMPETITION. CENTRAL DEFEAT WEST END. At the Recreation Grounds, yesterday afternoon Central had an easy win over West End, scoring 64 for 3 wickets ■(llarvic 33) against their opponents' total of thirteen. Harvie took most of the, wickets. Law will be represented by the following in their uncompleted match against Inglewood at Inglewood on Saturday:—Lash. Bewley, Billing; Hughes." Elliott, Johnston, Little, Quilliam (2), Harle and Anderson.

The following is the United Service team to play Albion at Western Park to-morrow:—Osborne, Colvile, Ingram, Purdue, Mewton, Stewart, R. Crawshaw, Lovcridge, Dinniss, McGie, and Good.