Easy win for Mai Moa in women’s cricket
All three senior women's cricket matches on Saturday resulted in decisive wins. St Albans I managed 86/8 in its 10 overs against Mai Moa I. which : reached its target in 35 overs, and for the loss of only two wickets. The St Albans No. 2 team, fared little better It was senti into bat by Western and was dismissed for 88 in the thirty-third | over. The side lost at least one wicket through bad running. Western had no trouble scoring, the required runs, its openers,; Jenny Olson and Shirley Cowles.: ‘accomplishing the task. Olson! made 47 not out and Cowles 42 1 not out. Mai Moa II batted first against .Sydenham and scored 82/7.! ; Sydenham replied with 83/2. •scored in 29 overs. A match betxx'een Sydenham and St Albans, which had to be cancelled earlier in the season, was played recently. St Albans) batted first and made 146. J. Lord: (40*. P. Bremner (42) and C. Hales (34) being the main contributors. Svdenham was dismissed for ,76. S. Storey making 31 and C.' Luxton 26. J. Mcßobie took 3/9j for St Albans: and C. Luxon also
captured three wickets. at a cost of 28 runs, for Sydenham. Scores on Saturday were: — Mai Moa 89/2 (S. Russell 35 not out. J. Schrader 20. T. Perry 15 i not out) beat St Albans I 86/8 ;.(D. Jelley 23. P. Bremner 17 not * out. S. Russel] 17). Sydenham 83/2 <S. Teale 17 not i, out. P. Carrick 38 not out* beat .iMai Moa TI 82/7 (J. Lawn 19. L. Kirk 13 not out: S. Teale 3/10. Ii P. Carrick 2/8). Western 90/0 (J. Olson 47 not out. S. Cowles 42 not out) beat! ;.St Albans II 88 (K. Gilray 26: Y. . Broxvn 3/26. I. Jagersma 4/23). Intermediate. —P.I.C.C. 103 (T. ilTaula 25. U. Lemalu 26; K. Scott I'3/36. C. O. Pic 4/31. J. Capstick 2/25) beat Svdenham 27 (Tala Taula 3/9. V. Tagiaso 2/1, T. JTalamau 2/1) and 36/9 (V. . Tingiaso 4/6. F. Faula 4/5) on the first innings. Junior.—Western II 66 (S j. 26: S. Davis 4/11. B. . Paniora 2/13. V. Cowles 2/19) ;ibeat Western 111 53 (V. Cowles, . :29: S. Gardyne 7/20) on the first .! innings. Skating.—Pcit Kleine of the ■Netherlands, won the men’s world speed skating champion--1 j ships at Herrenveen in the Netherlands.
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Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34097, 8 March 1976, Page 7
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