CRICKET

Press, Volume XC, Issue 27499, 5 November 1954, Page 3

CRICKET

AIR FORCE TEAM BEATS SIDE FROM HAWEA A cricket match between teams from H.M.N.Z.S. Hawea and the ILN2.A.F. Station. Weedons, was played at Weedons on Wednesday, and was won by the Air Force team by 6 runs on the first InnlWeedons scored 101 (J. Bodie 55, Hensley 16; E. T. Thompson five for 14. P. J. Tulloch two for 44) against Hawea’s 95 (R. Carr 26. T. A. Riddell 22, E. T. Thompson 16; J. R. Cotter two for 8, W. D. Rangihuna two for 4; HL Apes two for 6). A softball match, was won by Weedons by 22 points to 12. Weedons scored four homers.

ELLESMERE MATCHES Matches In the Ellesmere Cricket SubAssociation's competition resulted as follows: Dunsandel, 214 for six wickets declared (E. Kltching 62, L. Wason 56 not out, I. Chamberlain 42 not out; C. Chatterton two for 59. C. Tilson two for 44, J. Feast one for 29). drew with. Weedons, 199 for nine (R. Tilson 39, C. Chatterton 21. E. Chatterton 17; M. Frampton three tor 18, E. Kitching four for 42, G. Frampton one for 19). Lincoln 136 for eight declared (Neil Wallis 23 retired. W. Berry 26 retired, Noel Wallis 17, A. Riordan 17; L. Tobeck four for 19, P. Johnston two for 27), beat Tai Tapu. 68 (P. Johnson 29 not out, G. Bawstrom 13; A. Riordan eight for 33, W. Cottom one for 31), on the first innings. Lincoln College 52 (Buckland 19; Collins six tor 19) and 96 for three (Horn 41 not out, Pettitt 34 not out), beat Burnham, 77 (Collins 39, Stanley 14; Horn six for 23, Joyce two for 12) and 66 for seven declared (Ingham 24. W. Ayers 18; Horn four for 28, Pettitt three for 17), by 5 runs. Irwell, 183 (Dick 49, W. Heslop 19, Adams 36; Brears three for 17, Brown three for 23, Clark two for 28), beat Southbridge 57 for nine (Thompson 23, Brown 12; Bruce seven for 11. Croy two