WEST COAST NEWS
g- GREYMQUTH | CRICKET COMPETITIONS , «■ "_; _ • * • * ' _■ *.. —— > ( * iaficut. to rn raws.) &_ GREYMOUTH, January 20. wickets were dead over the 3™*~-fnd, for t ne competitions conJgjgAy.the West Coast Cricket .As- - SgS Oll - The weather wa* fine;:on tas2»2 y i but yesterday light showers gifted with play. Marfst arid Gob*their leads in the SatSunday competitions ;re--SK*. The results ci aU games were:— . . B.|tbearTTU?J urda y competition,' flnited w«taW# « ted A» °y the. narrow mari W&v 0 runs on **» mnhigs: *aMn*r,o as dismissed for 68, Simf SBX «?- b !? a * the top scorer. Res- * J*7?i£? e for 21) . and Cai-r (three a&«i» Bec V red tte wickets; United A SkSaJW B6 - Swinburn 29, being WsSSL "janan to face the bowling vfc ftS W> J lds (four *«■ 18), and JarWB«»!Shi 0 i: *» the second, innffiiS- r d _, B had lost ei S ht wickets W» «• UI «Ps, Simmonds (35 re--B H ,rcßg,*Sn*ato8 g, *S n * ato (29 retired* Jjrid ( * teee f °r 15) took'the u jggSllSS'Peytion leader,,Maris!;'met **aCTil d^ B * at toe hands of. Cob* ;KftS?J&«r Saturday game-. Batf§S^«.0 Vaughan 13.. .CornisKtook Nfen&HL •"* °- Morris threfe.for , %fcjSpPwp at one stage itr&adf&ree H&W»jnn. Marisi:faUed4o«ni9ke «»,;.s©:which MurPSKf^M I ' l6 . and J. Morris 12 MBißr *"»* -whteftßttML - JSnapp '
In the Sunday competition, Cobden A secured a two-point win over Marist ™ - y . « 4 runs on the first innings. Marist B opened with 103, Marshall 31. E. Casey -24, .Mathews 14. D. East took five for 14, and, Lee three lor 10. Cob--25?, 'epHed-with the good, score of 237 for. eight at close of play, D. Knapo batting attractively to retire at 103. ' Lee (30 retired), D. Guy 28, R. Barlow 42 J. Guy 24, and Dewar (22 not opt) also batted well. Cornish (four Ar°« Yj S the most successful bowler. At Cobden yesterday, Cobden B, the competition leader, gained a two-point win oyer Runanga. Batting first, Cobden B made. 78, East 18, Pentecost 16. and Coom. 13. .Runanga made only--48, Smithson 18 being top-scorer. In' the-second innings Cobden made 54" .and Runanga had five down for 69 at -stumps. Bowling for Runanga Smithson took eight for 29, and for Cobden Coom took five for 14. ■ LlA.three-point win was secured by Marist over Kumara, at Kumara. Batting first, Marist scored 89, K Bayley 38,-R. Williams 17,"and Greenwood 15McGrath (five for 46), and Dalkie (four for 32) took the wickets. Kumara was all out for .35, Cooper 16, being the only batsman to stand up to the bowling of Gv Morris, who secured the fine average of eight for 21. In its second innings Marist made 87, E. Bayley 37.. Manning (four for 11), and McGrath, (three for 43) secured the wickets. In ! the second innings Kumara made 50,! McGrath 16. O. Morris again bowled well, his-average being eight for 22. ;.*.. ~.. .* PenKKftal ; The Rev. Fathers J. Long,,Adm., J. Holohaa, A. Gregory, and T. McKeon le|| to-jday for-Ghristehurch,t6 attend the: annual retreat of the clergy of tha Canterbury Diocese. : Miss A. Saunders left to-day on a visit-toXhristchuxchL > Miss Lesley: Marshall has returned from a visit to Christchurch. J The -C&Anpufn '.Boxing Association ha* |gFr^^|i v professi6nal wrestling Blomfleld tod for next Saturday. < i
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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21686, 21 January 1936, Page 3
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