Schoolboy cricket
f.V.Z Press Association.) DUNEDIN J Canterbury took a three-point I lead when it comfortably beat Ashburton on the third day of the South Island primary schoolboys cricket tournament at Alex andra yesterday. It is followed by Otago on 12 points and Marlborough, Nelson and Ashburton, tied on 11. Can terbury looks almost assured of a place in the final Results of yesterday’s plav were:— Canterbury 166/7 (M. Williams 43, D. Burt 25, D. Kerr 24; P Eyles 3/36) beat Ashburton 83 (L. Biand 20; D. Boyle 7/17) _ Marlborough 163/8 (T. Hampton 56, W. Croft 54) beat North Otago 111 (I. Johnston 58; R. Thomas 5/30). Southland 154/7 dec (K. Burns 59 not out, K. Watson 53) drew witli Central Otago 120/4 (M Mclvor 56 not out). North Canterbury 122/1 dec. (P. Blyth 54, P. Winter 44 not out), drew with Otago 57/7 iB Hutton 38: T. Tuuta 4/16,. Eastern Southland 106 (T. Waitai 34; C. Wilson 4/38. H. Mitchell 3/17) drew with South Canterbury 90/6 (A. Bllgh 29 not out. S. James 25). Nelson 142/7 dec. (N. South 59 not out, M. Burrows 22; B Dixon 4/44) beat Buller 45 iT Crosling 5/3). 1 ’
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Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33435, 17 January 1974, Page 16
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