ONEHUNGA ASSOCIATION.
FINAL SERIES OF ,'IRST ROUND. In the final series of matches in the first round of the Onehunga Cricket Association's D.C.1.,. Shield competition, played nt Waikaraka Pari; on Saturday, special interest centred on the Onehunga Rovers and Reid Rubber (gold) match. Each eleven made a determined fight for the leading position the former winning by 21 runs. The highest scores for the day were com- } piled by R. Davidson (Woollen Mills), with ! 02, and D. Hetlierington (Labour). 42. ! Bowlers again dominated play, the follow- " ing being the best averages: R. Youri" (Sutherland's Tannery), twelve wickets for 0 runs: T. Collins (Onehunga Rovers), five I for 15; T. Harvey (Te Papapa Works), seven for 14: H. Parkhurst (Old Buffers), four for 6: D. Hetlierington (Labour* Jive for 4; A. Birchall (Woollen Mills), throe 3 for 3 . and C. Stubbs (Reid Rubber, green) f four for 15. ' f Results and scores :— Onehunga Rovers v. Reid Rubbor J (gold).—Oneliunga. Rovers: First innings, 43 (T. Collins 11). Bowling: K. Hatfield six for IS, T. Aekland three tor 23. Second innings., 50 for seven wickets. Reid ' Rutyber (gold) : First innings, 40 (C. n Wiberg 10. W. Hatfield 11 not out). Bowling: T. Collins five for 1... C. Williams four A for 20. Second Innings, 35 (C. Wib«r" 5 13). Bowling: T. Collins six for 28. C ii Williams four for 10. Onehunga Rovers f' gained a six-point win. Old Buffers v. Te Papapa Works.—Old Buffers: First innings. 47 (R. Davies 12) ( Bowling: T. Harvey seven for 14. Second . innings, 34 for three wickets (J. Young 1!)). '] To Papapa Works: First innings. 20 (F! I Whittle 10). Bowling: H. Parkhurst four M for 6. J. Young five for 18. Second innings. 51. Old Buffers gained a six-point win. ■' Woollen Mills v. Labour. —Woollen Mill-: First innings 137 (R. Davidson 52, W. For- w rester 22). Bowling :■ D. Hetlierington five for 4, T. Lipscombe four for 20. Labour : First innings, 02 (D. Hetherington 41). Bowling: C. Smith five for 30. A. Birchall three for 3. Woollen Mills gained a fourpoint win. Reid Rubber, (green) v. Sutherland's Tannery Rubber: First innings. 78 (D. ti Bell 16, J. Cameron IS). Bowling: R. T i'oung six for 12, W. Aperaliama two for bi 27. - Sutherland's Tannery: First inning-*. ti l <8 (G. Stoupe 21 not out. O. Gllmore 15, pi IV. Aperaliama 13). Bowling: C. Stubbs sa 'our for 15, D. Bell three for 15. A drawn ;ame. - fa
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 296, 14 December 1936, Page 14
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