GAMES AT THE BASIN
Tlig two junior representative matches commenced at-the Basin Reserve on Saturday wore continued to-day. Tho match between the Mercantile League and a Wellington junior oleven concluded before tho. lunch eou adjournment, the juniors winning, by an innings and 27 runs. On Saturday the League compiled 82 runs, and to this tho juniors icplied with 251. The League fared a little better in their second innings this morning, but they could not go beyond 142. Whinhnm, with 39, was tho highest scorer. Details:—
WELLINGTON JUNIORS.
First innings 251 MERCANTILE LEAGUE. First innings 82 Second Innings. Mitchell, b Morris 14 King, lbw, b Morris 0 Brooks, b Fortune 7 Whinham, lbw, b Morgan 39 Demuth, b Plant .. '. .'. 21 Kitto, c Duncan, b Fortune .... 20 Patterson, st Duncan, b Morgan, .. .8 Toms, b Fortune . 5 Dobbs, c, Kcenan, b F0r.tuiv0...,..... .10 Dovonport, riot out ...-.>. .'.'...- 10 Hassoll, b King .....'....;...... 8 Extras. \ 0 Total ._142 Bowling Analysis.—Fortune took four wickets for 24 runs, Morris two for 10, [ Keenan none for 13, Plant, one for 20, King one. for 3S, Algar none- for 11, Morgan two for 16, M'Kayv.aion.e for 4.
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 74, 1 April 1929, Page 11
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189GAMES AT THE BASIN Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 74, 1 April 1929, Page 11
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