ASHLEY

Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30938, 20 December 1965, Page 20

ASHLEY

Fine Bowling By McAllister The match between Woodend and Bangtora is evenly balanced, while Amberley and the less favoured Ohoka sides lead on the first innings in their matches in the sixth round of the Ashley cricket competitions. Hard and fast grounds aided the batsmen considerbly. However, bowlers were on top in the matches between Amberley and Carloton, and Ohoka and Kaiapoi. Playing for Kaiapoi, D. McAllister returned the remarkable figures of eight wickets for 30 against Ohoka. Scores:—

Woodend 179 (L. Eder 38, P. Robertshaw 38, G. Creamer 26 not out; K. Davidson 4/64, D. Fleming 4/22), Rangiora 102/6 (D. Fleming 49; M. Began 3/15). Ohoka 129 (N. Bailey 37; D. McAllister 8/30) and 37/3, Kaiapoi 117 (W. Wilson 28; J. Scott 3/28). Carleton 82 (A. O'Loughlin 23 not out; J. Allen 5/33, D. WylUe 5/32), Amberley 97 (U O’Loughlin 4/24, Fenwick 5/24). Junior Gup XI The Ashley sub-association bas chosen the following Junior Cup cricket team to play Hurunui at Scargill on December 28 at 10 a.m.— R. Scott (captain), W. Wilson, D. Wright, R. Frahm, L. Eder, B. Judson, K. Henry, A. Grlffla R. James,'A. Scott and N. Bowring. Players to take own lunch and gear. Anyone not available please ’phone I. Doodey, 187 Oxford.