THE TOURING NOMADS

Evening Post, Volume XCIX, Issue 10, 12 January 1920, Page 4

THE TOURING NOMADS

DEFEAT WELLESLEY CLUB,

The tour of the Nomads was concluded 011 Saturday, when they met and defeated a team from the AVellesley Club on the Wellington College Ground. The club batted first, and compiled 206 runs, of which TuckwelJ was the chief contributor with a nicely-played 81. Wilson and Giliner, junr., also played confidently against gcod bowling. Nqmacls's inuingr, totalled 285 runs, Latham, Collins~, Orton, Ongley, and Cave all batting well. Collins retired at 60, after v really fine display. Another remarkable performance was mad© by Ortori, whose 26 runs were 111a.de> up of five 4's and one 6. Scores : — WELLESLEY CLUB—First Innings. Barker, b Ashford 10 Tuckwell, b B'ernau 81 Darrock, c and b Ashford 2 Wilson, c, Orton, b Collins 41 Cook, c. and b Ongley 12 Luckie, b Bernau 0 i Kiely, b Bernau 0i Qilmer. h Bevnau 38 M'Evedy, c Latham, b Ongley 3 Gilmer, D. E., b Bernau 2 Finch, not out 3 Extras '.. 14 Total 206 Bowling Analysis.—Bernau took four wickets for 67 runs, Ashford one- for 31, Ongley two for 58, Collins one for 20. NOMADS—First Innings. Crosse, b Tuckwell „ o Ongley, c and b Barker 48 J/fttham, b Luckie , 60 Broad, run out 0 Butler, run out 3 Cave, c and b Tuckwell „ .".... 30 Collins, retired 60 Ashford, st Finch, b Tuckwell 10 Orton, c Jvjely, b Tuckwell 26 Bernan, c and b M'Evedy 14 Arkwright, not_ out 1 Extras .! „... 30 Total „ 255 Bowling Analysis.—Tuckwell took four wioHels for 79 runs, Gilmer D. one for 41, Barker, one for 33, Luckie one for 35, M'Evedy ono for 18. The Nomads have 'played seven matches, defeating South Taranaki, Wanganui, Rangitikei, Manawatu, Wellington, and Wellesley Club. They have only been beaten pijcc-r-by tho North team.