ASHLEY COUNTY ASSOCIATION

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13908, 6 December 1910, Page 8

ASHLEY COUNTY ASSOCIATION

Amberley and Woodend pUy 4 i_ .'- ---•whole day match in liou of tho - iiost. ponement the previous Saturaav, the former Avon on the first in_m_gg by 78 runs. Woodend made 107 (F\ __«_, 53, H. Little 13, R. Smith 14). a™ i berley 185 (V. Rhodes 48, J. Sav__» S3 '.; W. Boyce 29, Adams 19, Boddmgtoi. 12). Woodend commenced a second in- : I nings. and made 105 for 8 wickota (G II Tainui 53, R. Smith 28). Boddington -f and B. Rhodes for Amberley, and T,-_| Tainui for Woodend, were most succes»l!i ful in bowling. jfi At Rangiora tho Kaiapoi team dwfi feated the local men by six wickets and-.fi 4 runs. The scores were: Kaiapoi, 57-.8 and 99 for four wickets (Oram 40 _tofe{i out, Rollinson 30); Rangiora, 73 aiKt's* 79 (W. Macfarlane 27, Piuma I}\,X Martin, Merrin end Wilson -aero best""in bowling for Kaiapoi, and PiUma:' - Jordan and J. Macfarlano for giora. Cust defaulted to Swannanoa on |_|'i first day's play. „ . % Oxford defeated West Eyroton by 106 >; runs. The scores were:—Oxford, 153' and 79 (C. Feary 40, Sherlock-../-Chambers 12) West Evreton, 69 zni" 56 (D. McGregor 22, J. Frizzcll 11). jj.' bowling, Bailey, McGregor and Mar- ( shall did best for Mest Eyroton j Chambers and Sherlock for -xfonL* f, Rangiora and Kaiapoi Juniors played/! a match at Kaiapoi, tho visitors wia/< 1 ning by 8 runs. Rangiora, 48 (JT, j"S'l Wilson 27) and Kaiapoi 40 (W. li«-?| pleton 13, C. Fisher 10 not out), bowling was done by L. W. and "W. Wilson for the winners, and Templetsnsl and Purdie for tho home team. ■ J;'" The Amberley Senior eleven met?: Woodend at Amberley on Saturday* each side wearing a crape band oh thi?; arm out of respect to tho memory ot/ji the lato J. W. Mason, who ivas a aMfe***.--ber of the Amberley Club for the past.: 15 years. The scores were:—Amberlcr" 190 (V. J. Rhodes 48, Savage 39, Bom*u 33, Adams 19, Boddington 12). Wood: 1 . end, 107 (Smith 53). Tlie beat bow|_rs'-.' were:—Amberley, W. Rhodes and Bod->'-dington; Woodend, Tainui and Feltanj,