CRICKET.

Taranaki Daily News, 16 January 1922, Page 3

CRICKET.

NORTH TARANAKI COMPETITIONS. PLAY ON SATURDAY. The second round of the competitions in North Taranaki was opened on Saturday. In the A grade matches New Plymouth and Western Park registered w’ins against Inglew’ood and Old Boys respectively. In the B grade the B.H.T. eleven (Bell Block, Hillsborough, and Tarurutangi) marked their entry into the competition by defeating New Plymouth, Harbor Works beat High School 11., and Old Boys gained the decision over Western Park. A GRADE. NEW PLYMOUTH v. INGLEWOOD. New Plymouth had a substantial win over Inglewood in a match played on the racecourse. Batting first they secured 200 runs, of which Ferry had contributed 69 when he retired, and Newbold compiled 42. Darlow secured four wickets for 45 runs, and Starkey two for 30. Inglewood batsmen made no stand against the bowling of Clarke and Nicoll, being all out for 18 runs. Following on Inglewood had eight wickets down for 19 runs when stumps were drawn. Details are:— NEW PLYMOUTH.

Total (for 8 wickets) 19 Bowling analysis —Clarke took five wickets for 3 runs, Nicol! two for 10. WESTERN PARK v. OLD BOYS. The match between Old Boys and Western Park was played at the park, and resulted in a win for the Park team by 36 runs. Western Park batted first and compiled 106 runs, in which R. B. Macdonald, 50 not out, played a very useful innings. F. H. Robertson, with 27, was the only other scorer to reach double figures. Colson, who took four wickets for 24 runs, and Osborne, who got a similar number for 29 runs, were the most successful bowlers for Old Boys. Old Boys’ innings realised 70 (Bottrill 27, and Eggleton not out 13). Four of the wickets fell to R. B. Macdonald for 17 runs. Details of the scores are: WESTERN PARK.

Bowling analysis —Halley took one wicket for 7 runs, Dinniss three for 29. Macdonald four for 17, Elliott one for 16.

B GRADE.

NEW PLYMOUTH v. B.H.T. At Bell Block the New Plymouth B team met the district eleven from Bell Block, Hillsborough, and Tarurutangi. and suffered defeat by one run. New Plymouth, batting first, made 22, to which B.H.T. replied with 25. In their second strike Ndw Plymouth netted 30 and their opponents 28, making the grand totals of 53—52 in favour of B.H.T. For the combined team Bishop secured seven of the opposition wickets for 9 runs in the first innings and seven for 14 in the second. Bowling for New Plymouth H. Oliver took four wickets for 5 runs, and Kinsella six for 9. In Bell Block’s second innings Hughes got five wickets for 4 runs. Details ar»: —

NEW PLYMOUTH. First Innings.—-N. Stephenson, c and b Bishop, 0; Kinsella, c A. Giddy, b Bishop, 2; R. Oliver, b Bishop, 0; Trevalla, c Sampson, b Giddy, 9; Hughes, b Bishop, 0; Osborne, run out, 1; Bower, c M. O’Donnell, b Bishop, 0; Stephenson, c Sampson, b Bishop, 1; H. Oliver, c M. O’Donnell, b Bishop, 3; Ayres, not out, 5; Thomas, b Giddy, 0; Extras, 3.—Total 22. Bowling analysis—Bishop took seven wickets for 9 runs, Giddy one for 5. Second Innings.—Trevalla, b O’Donnell, 0; R. Oliver, b Bishop, 5; Thomas, lbw, b O’Donnell, 1; Kinsella, b Bishop, O;’H. Oliver, b Bishop, 14; Osborne, c O’Donnell, b Bishop, 4; N. Stephenson, c O’Donnell, b Street, 0; Hughes, not out, 2; Stephenson, b Bishop, 0; Bower, b Bishop, 0; Ayres, b Bishop, 2; extras, 2. —Total 30. Bowling analysis—Bishop took seven wickets for 14 runs, O’Donnell two for 10, P. Street one for 4. B.H.T. First Innings.—A. Giddy, b Kinsella, 0; A. Haskell, .b Kinsella, 6; S. Street, b Kinsella, 5; M. O’Donnell, b Oliver, 3; L. Bishop, b Kinsella, 0; W. O’Dondell, b Kinsella, 4; J. Sampson, c Stephenson, b Oliver, O; J. Giddy,'b Oliver, 2; P. Haskell, b Kinsella, 1; L. Giddy, b Oliver, 2; T. Jeffrey, not out, 0; ..extras, 2. —Total 25. Bowling analysis—O. Kinsella took six wickets for 9 runs, W. Hughes none for 9, H. Oliver four -for 5. Second Innings.—S. Street, b Oliver. 6; F. Jeffery, b Oliver, 0; A. Giddy, b Hughes, 7; A. Haskell, b Hughes, 4; M. O’Donnell, b Kinsella, 1; L. Bishop, not out, 5; J. Giddy, run out, 0; W. O’Donnell, lbw, b Kinsella, 3; P. Haskell. b Hughes, 0; J. Sampson, b Hughes, 0; L. Giddy, c Ayres, b Hughes, 0; extras, 2.—Total 28. Bowling analysis—Kinsella took two wickets-Tor 15 runs, H. Oliver two for 4, W. Hughes five for 4.

HIGH. SCHOOL 11. v. HARBOR . WORKS. At the racecourse the Harbor Works eleven defeated High School 11. by a substantial margin, scoring 76 and 51. against their opponents 24 and 22. Harbor Works opened and made 76 (Fitzpatrick 54 and Henderson 13). School compiled 24, none of the batsmen making a stand against the bowling of T. Carey and Cameron. The second innings by the Harbor team netted 51 (T. Carey 13 and Sinclair not out 12). The School team replied with 22. Details of the batting are:— HARBOR WORKS. First Innings.—G. Carey, run out, 1; G. Papps, b Rickard, 0; Fitzpatrick, c McNeil, b McKay. 54; T. Carey, run out, 0; Bartholomew, c McLean. 0; Henderson, c Dinniss, b Rickard, 13; Cameron, c Cottier, b Mackay. 0; Sinclair, b Mackay, 2; Boyer, c Strombom, b Rickard, 1; Griffiths, b Mackay, 5; Galbraith, not out, 1: extras, 7.—Total 76. Second Innings.—Papps, b Strombom, 0; Cameron, run out, 7; Fitzpatrick, c McNeil, b Strombom, 4; G. Carey, b Strombom. 4; T. Carey, b Dinniss, 13; Bartholomew, c McLean, b Strombom, 0; Henderson, c McLean, b Lash, 0; Sinclair, not out, 12; Griffiths, c McLean, b Dinniss, 0; Boyer, b Rickard, 2; Galbraith, b Dinniss, 1; extras, 2. Total 51. HIGH SCHOOL. First Innings.—Dinniss, c Carey, b Cameron, 4; Rickard, b Cameron, 5; Cottier, b T. Carey, 4; Lash, c Fitzpatrick, b T. Carey, 0; Strombom, b T. Carey, 0; McLean, b Cameron, 1; Pope, b Cameron, 4; McNeil, c and b Carey, 3; Fookes, not out, 1; Moorhead, c and b Carey, 0; entries, 2.—Total, 24. Second Innings.—Pope, run out, 0; Rickard, c Galbraith, b Cameron, 2; Dinniss, b G. Carey, 0; Cottier, c T. Carey, b Cameron,* (»; McNeil, b G. Carey, 1; Lash, c T. Carey, b G. Carey, 2; Mackay, bG. Carey, 1; Moorhead, c G. Carey, b Cameron, 0; Fookes, e Papps, b Carey, 6; McLean, b Cameron, 0; Strombom, not out, 2; extra* 2. Total 22.

OLD BOYS v. WESTERN PARK. Old Boys met Western Park on the racecourse and won by four wickets. Batting first Western Park made 87 runs (Hoffmann 17, Rowe lv, Harrison 14. Bullot 13). Old Boys replied with 53 runs (Crapper 18, Coleman 11, Burton 10). With a lead of .34 runs Western Park declared their second innings closed with seven wickets down for 45 runs (Rowe 14 not out, Berg 10). Requiring 80 runs in an hour, Old Boys secured the required score with six wickets down, and thus secured a threepoint win. Crapper 3d and Burton 31 were the best scorers. Bowling for Old Boys, Coleman took seven wickets for 28 runs, Crapper three -for 37, McLaughlin one for 24, Doile one for 1.3, Mackie two for 2, Hawkins two for 7. Western Park bowling analysis: Bullot six for 32, Rowe four for 18, Harrison four for 51, Loveridge one for 20.

AN AUSTRALIAN TEAM.

POSSIBILITY OF A TOUR. Advice has been received in New Plymouth cricket circles that there is a possibility of an Australian team visiting Taranaki this season.

McDonald refuses engagement.

By Telesraph.—Press Assn Copyright. Melbourne, Jan. 14. McDonald has definitely decided not to accept, the engagement offered by the Nelson Cricket Club. Lancashire.

ROWING.

PADDON OFFERED A MATCH. By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright. Sydney, Jan. 14. Paddon has received a cable from Mr. Seifert, offering to arrange a match with Hadfield for the championship of the world. The cable states that 'Uadficld is averse to rowing on the Parramatta. The contest will probably take place in New Zealand.

THE ’VARSITY BOAT RACE.

London. Tan. 13. Mr. C. W. H. Tripp, a New Zealander, is being tried as bow oar in the Cambridge University boat.

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Nicoll, b Starkey ..-w 3 Sheppard, b Street ■ 14 Ferry, retired 6*9 Clarke, c and b Hamerton 10 Quickfall, st. Nicholls, b Darlow . 1 Baker, b Darlow •. 2 Newbold, b Darlow 42 Burns, c Chapman, b Starkey 10 Stainton, b Hamerton 8 Inch, st. Nicholls, b Darlow ..... n Lawrey, not out 12 Extras ....... 12 —— Total 200 Bowling analvsis—Darlow took t <■> dj* wickets for 45 runs, Hamerton twc for 20, Street one for 24, Coutts none for 3B-, Pullen none for 20, Nicholls none fdr 13. INGLEWOOD. First Innings. Nicholls, lbw. b Clarke • 0 Pullen, b Clarke 0 Coutts, c and b Nicoll 0 Darlow, c Ferrv, b Nicoll ......... 8 Hamerton. b Clarke 4 Starkey, b Clarke 0 Street, b Nicoll l> Ross, b Nicoll 1 Chapman, b Nicoll 0 Thomas, c Clarke, b Nicoll 2 Stephens, not out 1 Extras Total 18 Bowling analvsis—Clarke took four wickets for 8 runs. Nicoll six for 8 Second Innings. Darlow, run out 2 Thomas, b Clarke 3 Coutts, b Clarke 0 Pullen, c and b Nicoll <. 1 Nicholls, lbw, b Clarke 3 Ross, b Clarke 0 Street, c Burns, b Nicoll 0 Chapman, b Clarke 0 Hamerton. not out 0 Starkey, not out 4 Extras 6

Hal lev, c and b Bottrill 3 Gray, lbw, b Bottrill 4 R. B. Macdonald, not out 50 F. II. Robertson, b Osborne 27 S. Palmer, b Colson 2 A. B. Macdonald, b Osborne 1 Dinniss, c Greiner, b Colson ....... 3 4 Stevens, b Osborne 2 Scrivener, c Greiner, b Colson 1 Hart, c Hughes, b Osborne ........ 0 <j Total lOfi Bowling analysis—Eggleton none for 19, Bottrill two for 52, Osborne for 29, Colson four for 24. four OLD BOYS. Hine, c Dinniss, b Halley 0 Greiner, b Dinniss 0 Monteath, thrown out Bottrill. b R. B. Macdonald 2/ Hughes, b Macdonald 9 Billing, b Macdonald 8 Osborne, lbw, b Dinniss 6 J. Palmer, b Elliott Graham, b Macdonald 1 13 E»gleton. not out Colson, c Scrivener, b Dinniss ... 0 3 Total TO