PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
VICTORIA PARK GROUP GAMES.
The results of yesterday's primary school cricket matches in the Victoria Perk group were : — Bayfield 68 (Caugliey 49 not out), beat Ponfsonby 50. For Teoman took six wickets for 17 runs, and for Bayfield Caughey took five for 22. Napier Street 75 for six declared (Marvin 29, D. Matheson 27), drew with Newtofl West 73 for five (Stuhlmann 33). Beresford Street 96 for nine (W. Stewart 35 D. Taylor 20), beat Richmond Road 68. ' ENGLISH SCHOOLS' CLUB. Matches played at Remuera last week-end resulted: — English Public Schools* Club v H-M.s. Philomel.—E.P.S. Club: 156 (V. L. Humphreys 40, M. L. Bateson 36, G. A. Acres 18, D. B. Mansergh 16, N. G. T. Miller 12). Bowling: Rees took four wickets for 30 runs. C. P. O. Davies four for 31, Commander Brooke one for 16, P. O. Luke one for 28. H.M.s. Philomel: 09 (Upson 27, Rees 24, P. O. Luke 18, Wilkes 10). Bowling: Humphreys took-four wickets for 10 runs, F. B- Venn two for 29, H. G. Beechey two for 21, Mansergh one Tor 11. K.P.S. Club won by 57 runs. English Public Schools' Club v. Judean Sports Club.—E.P.S. Club: 172 (N. H. McMillan 56 not out, J. H. Price 30, F. B. Venn 17, N. G. T. Miller 17. A. N, Hallv 14, G. A. Acres 12). Bowling: A. Hnmil took three wickets for 34 runs, Johnson two for 39, L. Robinson two for 18, H. Israel one for 39. Harris one for 16. Judean Sports Club: 128 for nine wickets (Johnson 51. Bftrnes 18 not out, Richards 14, Emanuel 14). Bowling: V. L. Humphreys took three wickets for 28 runs. Price two "for 13, McMillan one for 9, Hally two tor 24, Venn one for 14. Match drawn.
OXAGO V. NORTH OXAGO. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) OAMARU, this day. A cricket match was played between Otago and North Otago on the school grounds. The wicket was easy and the outfield fast. The match resulted :n a win for Otago on the first innings by five "otago opened disastrously, four wickets falling for five runs. A fifth wicket partnership carried the total to 3., but the scor® was still low until the advent of Nimrao, who compiled 65 in 20 minutes, saving his side, the score reaching 146 The home side commenced almost as disastrously. three wickets being down for 17 runs. Most of the remaining batsmen reached double figures, taking the total to Ot&go Jn Its second innings bad lost six wickets for PI runs at stumps.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 68, 21 March 1934, Page 13
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