JUNIOR A
Tliorndou defeated V.M.C.A. B on Anderson Park by an vinnings and 96 runs. Thorndon, batting ' first, scored 351, (Lyna-m 115, Henderson 71, M'Kel-' Jar 65, Mason not out 39, Humphries 29, Salmon 16). V.M.C.A. 98 (Deighton 24, Almao-17, Gray 14, Edmond 14), and 167 (Gray So, Almao 31, Choate 27, /Cotterill 19,' Edmond 12, Gaylor 12). Bowling for V.M.C.A. was done by Edmond three for 80, and Gaylor two for 32, an-d for Thorndon, Puttick two for 1. Berry two for ,25, Henderson two for 32, M'Kellar .four for 25, and Salmon two for: 40. ' ' . ' ■' ■ ■ -'■ '•
North A defeated East by an innings and 31 runs. East, first innings, 62 (Howard 12). Dunlop took five wickets for 17 runs, Ward four for 23, and Eaton one for 9. North A, first innings, 188 (Anderson 67, Fauvel 63). Osborne took three wickets for 46 runs, and: Howard four for 31. East, second innings," 95 (Hatch 48). Dunlop took five wicket 6 for 57 runs, Anderson two for 10, and .Eaton one for none. . , .
' Old Boys' (105 and 156) defeated Marist Old. Boys (41 and 125). H. Morton 22 and 30, F. Morton 17 and 41, Birch 22, and Casey 22 batted .best;;for Old Boys. Co]e/nari 37 and Reid 21 not out did well for Marist. Bowling for Old Boys, H. Morton took four wickets for 16' runs, and Kirker five for 18. For Marist, Hopkins secured five for 26, and Hickson six for 33. /
Playing at the Hutt Ground, the Hutt secured a three-point win by five wick-eta-and 10 hum-over .Eastbourne. Eastbourne ;.s first attempt at the -. wickets realised 127, the chief ' scorers being White (44). Roberts (21). Stevenson (18). Nash '(15), and Haig (10). In the bowluig section Doig (three for none) and Noazor (three for 17) shared the honours. Hutt responded with !S2 (Loekott not out 18, Neazor 13, Kitta 11, TulIntt- 10). May (six for &0)--, and Nash (four for 19)' were Eastbourne's best trundlers. Eastbourne went in again, making 63, to which total Stevenson contributed 19, Pi-ussell 13.. and Thompson 12. Bowling for Hutt; Nea:ibr took seven wickets foi* 35^ runs, and■■ Lusty two for 31. Hutt, who required 111 runs- to win. took the crease, and compiled 121 runs at thd cost of five Wickets. Dukeson (not out 41) and Lusty (not out 39) headed the list.-
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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 20, 24 January 1921, Page 2
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