Banks Peninsula Games

Press, Volume C, Issue 29699, 18 December 1961, Page 18

Banks Peninsula Games

Little River, the top team tn the Banks Peninsula Cricket Sub-asaociation's competitions, narrowly defeated the bottom team. Alcanna. to maintain its position when matches were continued on Saturday. Mainly responsible for Little River’s win were three schoolboys. M. Barclay (961. B. Hutchison (SO), and A Norman («lx wickets tor 15 runs). The Be Bona off-spinner H Dalglish was another to take good bowling figures with six wicket! for 22 runs against Walnut With two rounds completed, there are only eight points between the top tour teams. Points at the end oi the second round are:—Little River 52. United 50. Be Bans *6 Kaituna 44, Walnut 30, Akaroa I* Scores:— Be Bon.* 149 (N. Fisher 20. C Mac Kay 35 P Stevens 21. D. O'Donnell 33: G Biaphan four for 99 R. Milne three for 33> beat Wainui 113 (D WeW 27. D. Me Innes 36. R Milne 26: H. Dalglish six tor 22) United 173 (R. Harris 49. I. Craw 47 H. Marshal! 30: D Turner two for 10, W. Newton two for 15 D Beech two for 13) beet Kaituna 139 <M. Dunbier 34 R Alien 28 D Turner 25 L Lana ye 22; G Taylor 9 *• Craw three f«r 17 R Harris three for 46. G Moore two for 55) Little River 167 (M. Barelevl " 8 T HtrtcM.w 27. B Hutchl--50: P Prendergast two for 64, T. McNabb two for lOi beet I Akaroa 152 (T Haley 53. T Me-1 Palmer three tor 44. A. Norman six for 12).