THAMES ASSOCIATION.
The opening of the S°lf other attractions interfered with the atten dance on the cricket ° n A Saturday, •when the Thames Cricket Association played another round in championship fixtures. By defeating City the.High School eleven pained to the season, and although Tararu lost to , Karaka it did not interfere with their position as runners-up in the competition. I In the former match City only scored 7 j In their first innings and 51 in their second <Connelly 24)-. High School _ declared their innings closed oil the tail o* the sixth wicket for 110 (Cotterall 38), thus gaining a tliree-point win and winning the championship by 9 points. In the Tararu-Karaka match the former - vent to the wickets/ and were . all aismissed for CO (Cleave 20). Bowling for Karaka, Brokenshire took three wickets tor - fivn runs, McLeary seven for 24. Karaka replied with 92 (Fear 45). Morgan took three for 19, Cleave three for 23, Hayward j two for 15.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 85, 11 April 1933, Page 17
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161THAMES ASSOCIATION. Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 85, 11 April 1933, Page 17
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