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HAWKE CUI». THE SEASON'S PROGRAMME. (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) HAMILTON, this dny. At a meeting of the management committee of tho South Auckland Cricket Association Inst evening the draw for tho TTawke Tup elimination matches resulted : Poverty Bay v. Waipu, Bay of Plenty v. South Hnwke's Buy. Hawke's Bay v. Wairarapa, Nelson v. Mnrlborouprh, West Coast v. Buller, Southland r. North Otago. Ransitikei a bye. Tlie winning teams in these matches will have the right to challenge the holders. All matches must be decided before December 13. Taranaki has challenged South Auckland (holders of the cup) for the first match, the suggested dates being December 10 and The New Zealand Cricket Council advised that the amended ITawke Cup rules as submitted by South Auckland would not he considered this year and that the previous rules would be observed. THIRD GRADE. BIRKDALB V. BALMORAL, ""'moral.—First innings, 152 for five wi ' fs, declared. Bowling: Cooper four wlei <•*•* for 32, Court one for 15. i Birkdale. —First innings, ICO for six wickets (Ireland 27. Stott 15. Cooper "10, Avery HB, Sterling 34 not out, Benfell 9 not out). ATTRILL CUP. Playing in the first round of the Attrill €un competition the Opotiki Cricket Club defeated Waimnna by 9 rum on Sunday at Opotiki. In the first innings Opotiki made f>s (Kelly IT), and in the second 50 (N. .Tecsop 13). Bowling for Waimana, Menges took eight wickets for 19 rims and three for 21, Monk two' for 11, J. Ruff seven for 23. Waimana's first innings yielded 50 (Meriges 25), and the second innings 56 (J. Wardlaw 10). Bowling for Opotiki. ,T. ;Tes>sop took three wickets for 18 runs and two for c<. 11. Jessop one for 17 and two for 15. Fisher three for 11 and three for 18; L. Kelly one for 2 and three for 12. LAURIE TOPS THE CENTURY. (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) WHANGAREI, this day. In tho Whangarei cricket competition on Saturday, Onerahi, 182 for six wickets, declared (Hewlett 73, Hroomheltl 53), beat Combined Services 04 (Chitty 25). Whangarei, 184 for three wickets, declared (Laurie 100. Jennings 31, Stevenson 33). beat High School B 47 (Gash five for 21) and 57 (Sligo 21).
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 259, 1 November 1932, Page 13
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364CRICKET. Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 259, 1 November 1932, Page 13
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