CRICKET.

Taranaki Daily News, 10 November 1919, Page 7

CRICKET.

SATURDAY COMPETITION. j Saturday was an ideal day for cricket and the players ia the six competition matches 1 had an enjoyable day's sport. AU the town 1 grounds were occupied and one country ground at flkorangl. In the senior competition New Plymouth A defeated the same club's B team, Freezing Works defeated Tikorangi, while High School went down by a narrow margin to Old Boys. in the junior matches. High School A beat Waireka, the school B team defeated Tikorangi, and Whiteley woire substantially "eaten by Freezing Works. Following are particulars of tho matches:— SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP. NEW PLYMOUTH A. v. NEW PLYMOUTH B, A fine individual effort by Heskett and good bowling by Johnson and Sutherland were tto principal factors that enabled the New Plymouth A team to secure a three-point win over the B team The latter batted first, and h]f„ ea I ly .^ lokel3 feU rapidly, the only stand being Siat between Priar and Lawrey, for the 9th wicket, when tins pair carried the score from 18 to CD before Priar was dismissed, LawI r ; 0! out - Johnson and Sutherland oowled unchanged, dismissing • the B's for runs. Of .the total 138 scored by tho A f£ m i»? BB^ e !K who opened tho hmings and was 2i f et , f° fa "- flno cricket for li' ™ l J t J™' 111 , s wes were made by Maekay 'writ «. 11,,I 1 ,, , 11 11 In their second J oun( ' ''"hisoi practically unp.ayable, and were all out for 44, the leftc'ai'i't i sec , urinß 13 wickets for 63 runs, a capital performance. Detailed scores:— NEW PLYMOUTH B. First Innings. Shepherd, c. OlJrer, b. Sutherland 5 » c .' b. Johnson ■" g Qulckfall, b. Johnson ... a Purdue, b. Johnson .... i Hughes, b. Johnson .... ? Dunstan, 1.b.w., b. Sutherland*!!!!'! 2 Helm""'. 0 ' ? 1 ! Ter ' b ' jollnSon « Hewitt, b. Johnson .... n Lawrey, not out ... Priar, b. McDonald il em l\ c - Mackay, b. McDonald l AZtras "* * £ Total 64 lanW4 a ?S'rMcbS™2 HV" S^ Second, Innings. Shepherd, c. and b. Johnson .. <, Priar, Ic. Sutherland, b. Johnson 0 Duiistan, e. Heskett, b. Johnson .! ? Purdue, c. Dlnnlss, b. Johnson .. 5 Baker, c. and b. Sutherland . t, Lawrey, not out . „ w«ton, b.'joimV„n 5 b. Sutherland n Hughes c. Heskett, b. Johnson , Henry, b. Johnson .. , Brabant, b. Sutherland , Eitras '.!!!!".! 2 ® lta ' 44 laud!"" for a |4. lysis: )olul3on . 7 for 28; Sather.N'Eff PLYMOUTH A. First Innings. Heskett, b. Shepherd cr Qulckfall, b. Purdue ... « McDonald, b. Purduo 1 Maekay c. (Julckfall, b. Dunstan2o Weston, b. Purdue , Dinniss, b. Purdue . . J Johnson, b. Shepherd i Sutherland, c. Shepherd, b. Purdue 11 Oliver, b. Shepherd .. n Stalnton, not out " , Extras : 8 Total hefr^fj";! s ' Purdue ' 5 for 05; Shep»J ' or 11 '" Dunstan, 1 for 12: Hewitt 0 for 11); Qulckfall, 0 for 24. ' OLD BOYS T. HIGH SCHOOL. n r,rf h nf^ oro mms mot at Ule Seh< ">l wounds th» nii ii a most en , JO - vab,i) afternoon's sport, the Old Boys secured the victory on the first the Old n . a . rroW >, m " rEln of 8 runs. For ®. OJ3 ' I' lo best score 1 was that of ft? SnlfT ! 17 !n each Innings. For » e oj i' r., , bowling honors were with Brown and Sinclair, the former gettlnff four wickets for h runs, and tho latter 4 for 13 affLr ' , G , r(!lner < l3 >' »nd Sutherland (11) were mainly responsible for the School Osborne (3 wickets for 24 runs) and Monteath (7 for 10) wero the Sssful details'- Boy - following are the OLD BOYS. First Innings. Monteath, b. .Sinclair . ~ Osbome, b. Grelner , Bewley, b. Brown Eggleton, b. O'Halloran . JOliver, b, Brown .... 1 Bottrill, b. Sinclair . ,:I Saiton, 1.b.w., Sinclair , Johnson, b. Brown ... } Colson, b. Sinclair ~ Tox, not out ? Extras Total ~ * *••*•••*•«••»..,, (c Bowling analysis: O'Halloran, 1 for *lS■ SinSecond Innings. Egffleton, b. Sinclair ... Osborne, b. Palmer i 1 Bewley, run out . -r, Monteath, b. Sinclair '!! i i SnMtMi c ',? sboril ®' b - potaer - ;;;;;;.""" 14 Ko nil, 1.b.w., Sinclair ..... 7, Qulliiam, b. O'Halloran .... Colson, b. Palmer „ Johiison, c. Hlne, b. O'Haiioraii V Saxton, b. O'Halloran ~ r 4ox, not out ... a Extras ".!!'.!!!! p Total 59 Bowling analysis: Brown, 0 for 32'• HinHIGH SCHOOL. First Innings. fvm er ' 1 - 1) ' w " ... oi "'llls, C. Saxton, b. Osborne , o Smart, b. Osborne t 1 O'Halloran, c. Pox, b. Osborne""]! , Greiner, c. Oliver, b. Monteath .. ~ Osborne, c. and b. Monteath . 4 Hlne. not out . r Brown, b. Monteath -i Inch, b. llouteath . „ Sinclair, b. Mouteath .. „ Sutherland, b. Monteath . Exiras 0 Total ~ Bowling analysis: Eggleton 0 fnp in. r„ Sr'5 S for 24; % Bo'ttriil, TIKOKANGI v. FREEZING WORKS. Freezing Works journeyed to Tikorangi and a most enjoyable game resulted. The country TV"" 1 l,y EOntl The Frppyin u f"^ e3 ' on P'nying well for 2G. to HO nf ', Mm Parrie<i thelr S(- °re made « which Morrison, by splendid batting made bo. \v. Klnsella was a tower nf qtmmrrh an ll h 0I)cll j ng and played for halfan- hour for the modest total of 7 runs Clarke and Hellaby also assisted -the ™„Te by U runs each. During an Interval in th» Tikorangi players entertained ,nJ 1 U . 0r ? t0 ; ' ftern(lo " ,e " which was much appreciated. Purdle bowled well for TikoI'ungl, while Clarke and E. Klnsella were the most successful for Freezing Works. jtei. lowing are the detail*;- -

TOKORANGI. "" First s Innings. L. Lye, b. Girling ... 12 P. Scrlmgeour, 1.b.w., Burns ........«... 4 P. Sarten, b. Clarke li Egglcston, c. Bums, b. Clarke 26 Wilson, b. E. Klnsella .. 5 Blundell, b. Clarke .. 4 Jupp. c. Helalby, b. Klnsella S H. Foreman, b. Clarke 0 E. Sarten, not out s C. Sarten, c. Hellaby, b. Klnsella 0 J. Purdle, b. Clarke 3 Extras ..,, r, Total 8a Bowling analysis: Burns, 1 for »; Girling, X for 17; E, Klnsella, 3 for 21; W. Klnsella, 0 for 11; Clarke, 5 for 20. FREEZING V.ORKS. W. Klnsella, b. Jupp 7 E. Klnsella, b. Blundell 2 Burns, b. Blundell 0 Morrison, c. Wilson, b. Jupp 05 Shepherd, b. Jupp 11 Maraden, b. Purdle 1 Clarke, c. Wilson, b. Purdle 15 Hellaby, c. Wilson, b. Purdle in Girling, not out 3 Rea, b. Purdie 1 field, c. P. Sarten, b. Purdle 0 Extras y Total ijQ Bowling analysis: E. Sarten, (I for 25; Blundell, 2 for S3; Jupp, 3 for 30; Purdle, G for 20; P. Sarten, 0 for 4. JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP. HIGH SCHOOL A. DEFEAT WAIREKA. High Sehool A had a margin of 12 runs In their favor in a two-innings match against Waireka on Saturday, and gained a 3-point victory. For the School. Blundell, with 24, went a long way towards securing the win. A feature of tho game was Brokenshlre's bowling, he securing the excellent figures of 8 wickets for 7 runs. Had he gone to the bowling crease earlier, Waireka must have won. Trehey, for the School, secured 9 wickets but unfortunately, the bowling analysis was not kept. Detailed scores:— WAIREKA. First Innings. Hanciiey, b. Trehey t 2 Morrison, c. Holden, b. Trehey « Brokenshire, run out 5 Pitapatrlck, 0. Brokenahlre, b. Holdou '!! 2 Gardiner, c. Noble, b. Trehey 2 Feek, b. Trehey 0 Parker, c. Holden, b. Trehey 0 Gayiard, b. Trehey " I) Wiley, not out .... " Frewin, b. Holden Hoffmann, b. Holden n ExWrs ...WW!].' 4 Tit"' S3 Second Innings. Handles-, c. Christie, b. Trehey ® Hoffmann, c. Burton, b. Trehey IS Brokenshire, c. Holden, b. Wlnfield '' 4 Morrison, b. Wlnflold " 4 Gardiner, b. Trehey 4 Fltapatrick, b. Winfleld WW"! 5 Parker, c. Woods, b. Wlnfield . 0 Peek, run out " in Wiley. 'I Frewin, not out !, q Oaylard, c. and b. Winfleid .!!!! "" 0 Extras !....! 5 Total HIGH SCHOOL. Noble, e. Handley.'b. Morrison 4 Christie, b. Peek 3 Trehey, c. Morrison, b. Feek ""!!!!!!"" 4 Johns, c. Brokenshire, b. Feek !!! 0 Blundell, c. Gardiner, b. Brokenshire 24 Nicholson, b. Feek 1 Winfleld, b. Gardiner !.!!!!!!!! 7 HoSlen, b. Brokenshlro !.! ' 7 Woods, b. Brokenshire 3 Burtorf, not out !"!!.'* 0 K. Brokenshire, b. Brokenshire !!!!!'!'' 0 Extras jj Total Browllng analysis: Brokonshlre, 4 for 4; Feek, 4 for (I; Gardiner, 1 for 15; Morrison, 1 fop 2u, Second Innings. Koble, b. Gayiard «, 2 Christie, b. Hoffmann , * I Trehey, b. Hoffmann !!!!!!!! 6 j Johns, b. Brokenshire !!*!!!!!! 2 Blundell, c. Gayiard, b. Brokenshire ' .!!! 0 Nicholson, b. Brokenshire 0 Holden, St., b, Hoffmann o Woods, b. Brokenshire 4 Burton, c. Brokenshire, b. noflmann ..." 1 Brokenshire, not out 0 Winfleld, c. Morrison, b. Hoffmann 1 | Extras 0 Total 34 Bowling analysis: Brokenshire, 4 for 3; HofTmann, 5 for 13; Gayiard, 1 for 12. FREEZING WORKS V. WHITELEY. Freezing Works secured a 3-point win against Whiteley whom they defeated bv an Innings and 71 rum. Neither side had a full team. Whltelcy managed to make onlv 31 for the two innings, V. Wells (10) being the only player to Teach double figures. Freezing Works made 102, Goodall playing 1 a splendid I lnnigs for 42. TIKOBANGI v. HIGH SCHOOL B. The match between the Above teams, which was played at *th# Racecourse grounds, re* suited in an easy win for vhe visitors by an innings and 44 runs The total scores ware Ttkorangl 112, afld School 28 and 40. SOUTH TARANAKI CHAMPIONSHIP. The championship fixtures will commence on Wednesday next. The list is as foilftes:— Nov. 12 —Excelsior r Mnnala. ut Manaia; 1 Midland v. Okalawa, at Hawera; Rivals; v. Eltham, at Elthara. Nov. 19.—Excelsior v. Rivals, at Hawera; Midlands v, Manaia, at Manaia. Nov. 20 ---Eltham v. Okalawa, at Okaiawa, Nor. 26 —Rivals v. Manaia, at Hawera; Midlands v. Elthara. at Eltham; Excelsior v. Okalawa, at Okaiawa. Dec. 3.—Excelsior v. Midlands, at Havfrera; Rivals v. Okaiawa, at Okaiawa. Dec. 4—Manaia v. Eltham, at Manaia. Dec. 10.—Excelsior v. Eltham, at Eltlmm; Midlands v. Rivals, at Hawera; Manaia v. Okaiawa,, at Manaia.