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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLIII, Issue 9745, 11 December 1922, Page 7

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SATURDAY. STUDHOLME SHIELD MIATCH. The match in the Studholme Shield competition played on the Domain Oval between Ashburton A and Ash-i burton B resulted in a draw. There was a fair attendance of the public. The' A team batted first and netted 245 runs for the fall of nine wickets. To this total T. Hanley and R. McGregor each scored 43. C. Judge (38) and M. Keeley (35) were the next best on the list. The B team’s score was 152 for six wickets, the highest scorer being C. McNicol, who put on a creditable 73. J. B. Nicoll made 31, and H. A. Boddington 20. Chapman captured four wickets and McNicol two for the B team, and for the A team McGregor I took four wickets. Details were as follow:

A TEAM. \ / T. Hanley, c Ockleshaw, b Woods 43 M. Keeley, c and b Boddington ... 35 C. Judge, b Chapman 38 R. Johnson, b Ockleshaw 16 R. McGregor, b McNicol 43 J. Machen, b Chapman 17 F. Pritchard, b McNicol ... ... 10 G. Porter, lbw, b Chapman ... 8 C. Andrews, c Nicol, b Chapman 0 H. Naylor, not out 13 E. Burns, not out ... ... ... 13 Extras 9 Total (for nine wickets) ... 245 B TEAM. H. Ockleshaw, c Judge, b McGregor 6 J. B. Nicoll, lbw, b Judge ... 31 G. L. Nicoll, c Hanley, b McGregor 0 H. A. Boddington, c Machen, b Burns 20 C. V.\ Nicoll, not out 73 J. Dunn, b McGregor 13 H. Maples, c Judge, b McGregor 4 H. J. Chapman, not out 1 Extras ... s ... 5 Total (for six wickets) ... 1 r :2 FAIRFIELD BEAT MAYFIELD. Fairfield seniors had a comfortable w T in over Mayfield on the latter’s ground. Only one innings each was played, the scores being 178 and 109 respectively. For the winners, W. Rasmussen compiled a meritorious 83. The three best batsmen for Mayfield were S. Revelly (30), H. Bowler (28 not out), and L. Revelly (28). FAIRFIELD. J. Willis, c Patterson, bS. Revolly 14 F. Smith, c Fraser, b S. Revellv 19 G. Fowke, e J.-Withell, b H. E. White 6 W. Drennen, c Patterson, b S. Revolly 8 W/ Rasmussen, c Withell, b H. E. White ... ... 83 R. Baynes, vS. Revelly ... ... 2 M. Smith, bS. Revelly ... ... 3A. Willis, c Withell, bH. E. White 15 J. L. Johnson, not out 5 H. Drennen, c Withell, b H. E. White 0 Extras 6 Total 178 Bowling Analysis. —S. Revelly took five w'ickets for 93 runs, H. E. White five for 27, H. Fraer none for 18, W. Edis none for 24, and H. Patterson none for 2. MAYFIELD. H. Patterson, bR. Bavnes ... 16 • E. Withell, lbw, bJ. 'Willis ... 5 S. Revelly, run out 30 H. Fraer, b Baynes 0 L. Revelly, c and b Baynes ... 23 J Withell, b Baynes 0 W. Lister, c. Fowke, b Baynes ... 0 J. Sewell, b Boynes 4 H. E. White, c Fowke, bP. Willis 1 W. Edis, b P. Willis 1 Extra 1 Total 109 i, J Bowling Analysis.—R. Baynes took j ‘ six wickets for 50 runs, J. Willis one ! , for 16, and P. Willis two for 20. ' TINWALD BEAT LAURISTON. 4 i A win for Tinwald was recorded in < the match between that club and Lauriston, the scores being 131 and 40 i i respectively. Tinwald’s best bat was i N. Tasker (36), with W. Thomas (26) £ next in order. W. Brady made a use- s ful 19, including one six. For Lauris- § ton, Y. Simpson made 10( that team’s j highest score), which comprised a six and a four. Details are as follow:

TINWALD. W. Brady, c Gray, b Stayt ... 19 B. McKenzie, b Prebble 2 W. Thomas, c Prebble, b Walls ... 26 F. McKenzie, lbw, b Walls (... 9 D. Nash, b Pocock 12 N Tasker, c Prebble, b Walls ... 36 C. Stills, b Walls 5 H. Millichamp, c Smith, b Pocock 1 Holland, hit wicket, b Simpson ... 9 Little, not out ... ... ••• 0 Frew, b Walls ... ... ... 0 Extras 1 ... 12 Total ... ... ... 131 Bowling Analysis.—N. Walls took five wickets for 41, R. Prebble one for 25, G. Stayt one for 18, E. Pocock two for 21, and V. Simpson one for 14. . LAURISTON. T. Gray, b Frew ... 2| V. Simpson, b Frew 10 E Pocock,'c Stills, b Frew ... 8 N*. Wills, b Frew ... 1 G. Stavt, b F. McKenzie 1 W. E. Smith, c Brady, b Frew ... 2 G. Farquhar, not out 2 W. O’Grady, b Frew 0 J. Jacobs, c Tasker, b Frew ... 1 R. Prebble, run out ... ... 0 A. Goodwin, b Frew 8 Extras 5 Total ... 40 Bowling Analysis.—H. Frew took eight wickets for 19 runs, F. McKenzie one for 6, and D. Nash none for 10. '~T~