WORKINGMEN'S CLUB MATCH

Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 74, 29 March 1932, Page 3

WORKINGMEN'S CLUB MATCH

The match between the Wellington and Christchurch Working-men's Clubs was concluded at Wakefield Park yesterday, the Christchurch representatives winning by nine wickets. There were two outstanding performances. H. Hooper scored 116 not out for Christchurch, and bowling for Wellington Pringle took eight wickets for 82 runs. Details are as follows: — Wellington.—First innings, 211. Second innings: Aamodt, b Watt, 2; Ryan, b Watt. 5; Lawton, lbw, b Watt, 12; Pringle, b McLaiipthlin, 18; Griffiths, c Egan. b Watt, 0; McDermott, b MeLaugh- j lan, 12; Dean, lbw, b Watson, 43; Osborne, b Watt, 16; Johnson, not out. 22; Denholm, b Watson, 21; Rigby, b McLaughlin, 0; Bitossi, b Watson, 0; extras, 8. Total,

161. Bowling analysis: Watson took three ■'fricke.ts for 55 runs, Watt five for 78, McLaughlin none for 19. . Christchurch.—First innings: P. Hooper, b McDermott, 4; Harris, b Griffiths, 44; Lee, b McDermott, 0; Watson, played ou, b Pringle, 16; West, b Pringle, 25; l>an, b Pringle, 22; Watt, b Pringle, 7: H. Hooper; not out, 116; McLaughiin, b Pringle, 8; Forrester, c Aamodt, b Pringle 24; Evans, c McDermott, b Pringle, 15 •' Wentworth, b Pringle, 4; extras, 18. Total, 303. Bowling analysis:" Pringle took eight wickets for 82 runs, McDermott two for 71, Griffiths one for 37. Second innings: Han-is, not out, 41; p! Hooper, b McDermott, 27; Lee, not out, 7; extra, 1. Total for one wicket, 76.