North Shore Likely To Win Shield

Press, Volume CIX, Issue 31880, 7 January 1969, Page 20

North Shore Likely To Win Shield

(N.Z. Press Association) AUCKLAND. A century from the bat of Miss J. Doull, 98 runs by Miss C. Oyler, and a total of 343 for five wickets has given North Shore a good chance of winning the Rothman’s Hallyburton Johnston Shield women’s cricket tournament which will end today. Scores: North Shore v. Canterbury NORTH SHORE First Innings J. Doull c Gilray b Williams 126 I A. Morrison c Wilson b Gilray 9 iC. Oyler c Turner b McKenna 98 [V. Burt c Gilray b McKenna 26 E. White c and b Rattray .. 40 B. Brentnail not out 36 Extras 8 Total (for 5 wkts dec.) 343 Bowling:—K. Gilray, 18, 3, 58, 1: J. Olson, 22, 10, 37, 0: M.

Turner, 13. 2. 51, 0; D. Mcßae. 18, 1, 70. 0; S. Rattray, 11.4, 1. 47, 1: A. McKenna. 17. 5. 56, 2; O. Williams, 4,0, 16, 1. CANTERBURY First Innings J. Stead c White b Burley 0 A. McKenna c and b Carrick 10 S. Cowie c Morrison b Burley 25 J. Olson not out IS K. Gilray not out 1 Extras 6 Total (for 3 wickets! .. 57 Bowling:—J. Burley. 15, 4. 38. 2; P. Carrick. 14. 7. 13, 1. Auckland v, Otago i Auckland 135 (T. Maihi 39, J. iTristram 35; L. Clough 3/47, D. Robinson 3/511, Otago 109 (Clough 39. C. Early 29).

Victoria Oranges.—The Union Steam Ship Company’s motor vessel Tarawera is due at Lyttelton tomorrow with 10,200 cases of Victorian oranges for discharge.