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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 26, 1 February 1926, Page 3

LATE NEWS. I I ; : I i j i i CRICKET. FRANKLIN CRICKET ASSOCIATION. ITKEKOHE HIGH SCHOOL BEATS WAIUKU. The postponed, match. Fukekohe Ultra School v. Waiuku A, was played at Pukekoae on Friday, and resulted in a victory lor Hish School by 32 runs. Pukekobe High School.—McKinnon, O Duthie, 0: Graham, c Arkle, b Puthie. la Langdon. b H. Hay. 1; C. Laurie, b H. Hay, 0: Fallows b H. liar, 43: G. Lawrie. b H. Hay. 1; rollock. not our. 14; Gallagher, lbw b, Yhatneld. 1: Roulston, b H. Hay, 1. Lakeraan, c Chatfleld, b H. Hay. 0: McNally, b II Hay. 7: extras. 0; total. 0-- Bowling for Waiuku, H. Hay took seven wickets for •JS runs: A. Diithio two for 32. C. Chatnela one for 13. Arkle none for 1 1, . Waiuku A. — llodskinson. lbw, o Lawne, 20: Doull. i- Fallows, li Koulston, 6: Caatneitl, c Langdou, b Koulston, 2; Watson, l> Lawrie, 7; Oakden, c Lakeman. b Fallows. (.; Duthie, c Langdon. b Fallows. 0: H. Hay. c Graham, b I.awrie. 8; Arkle. c Lakeruan, h Lawrie. 1; E. Hay, h <;ra:iatn, <>; Urice, not our. 0: Kennedy, l) Lawrie, 3; extras, 5; total, t>>. Bowling for High School, Graham took one wicket for 1" runs; Roulston two for 27. G. Lawrie live fur 12. Fallows two for G. THE WAKIN CUr COMPETITION". WAIUKU, Saturday. The Warm Cup competition was continued on Saturday, when the third round was commenced. Mauku secured a threepoint win. and High School and Pukekohe \ sot two-point wins. Mauku v. Waiuku I?.—This game v.-as played at Mauku, and resulted in a win for the'home team by nil innings and 31 runs. Waiuku B collapsed in the si-imcl innincs. only getting 1\) runs. Mulgan. for Mauku. being almost unplayable. lie took IT wickets for "4 runs. Wniuku 1 , .: First innincs o'J (Oakden 13. Ileise S. Stephenson M. Bowling for Mauku. Miilpui took nine, wickets for -') runs. M. Brook one lor 1!. C. Brook none for 10. Mauku: ion for four wickets (C. Brooke s.'>. Gilrcy 2'i. Mulgan l.'i). Bowline for Waiuku B. Ileis.' took two wickets for ■!•> runs. K. Henna] two fur 27. Waiuku 13: Second innings IU. Bnwling for Mauku, Uulgan took eight wickets for !> runs. Brooke two for 10. Pukekohe A v. Waiuku A.—A great deal of interest centred in this match, which took place at Waiuku, the visitors eventually winning by four wickets. C. Motiiti. :','.! not out. gave a grand display for the winners. Waiuku A: 03 (R. Harvey us, j Doull 10, 11. Hay 10). Bowling for i l'ukekohe A.. 11. Schlaepfer took four wickets for 41 runs, S. Fitness five for 11. Fox one for 15. I'ukekolie A: 106 for six wickets (Moffitt .10 not out, K. Sehlaepfci'2l. .1. Bonner "21 not out. Bowling for Waiuku A. H. Hay took three wm-kets for 37 runs, -A. Vuthlr none fur 20, J. Arklc three lor 21, D. Waters none for 17. Pukekohe High School v. Pukekohe B.—■ Pukekohe High , School: OS (C. Lawrie 20. MoNally 13, Langdon 111. Pukokohe B : 09 U'ook 31. DazeUy 10, Smith 12). 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