COLLEGE CRICKET
RONGOTAI V. WAIRARAPA
' Rongotai College was in a strong position •when stumps were drawn after.-the first day's play in the annual mateS;; on the : Kilbirnie Recreation Ground yesterday against Wairarapa High School. -Play commenced in the afternoon, Wairarapa winning the toss and batting first on ■ a good wicket. After- Clarke had been-dis-Eosed ef cheaply, Peterson and. Mexted ecame associated in a good partnership, which carried the. score past the 50 rriarkr There was then- a collapse, and the whole side was soon out for qnly 68.- The-most successful Eongotai bowler was Knowsley who, bowling into the wind, made the ball- swerve considerably. J. Gray and Wh-en each took two wickets ,'ch.eaply.' •Rongotai made a bad start in their innings, but Lubransky and J. Gray, then became associated, and carried'the score well past that of their opponents. Lubransky was very strong on the off, exploiting some good cover drives, and Gray, who played a forcing innings, used his feet in stepping out to the slow bowlers. Todd and Hatton were mainly responsible for Rongotai losing five more wickets, before stumps, the home team then having seven down for 174. Details:— WAIRARAPA HIGH SCHOOL. First Innings. ; W. Peterson, c Kenner, b J. Gray .. 27 R. Clarke, c and b Knowsley .- : .: ' i' L. Mexted, c W. Gray, b Wiren .... 22 L. Chesterman, c and b Knowsley .. 2 A. Todd, c Wiren, b Knowsley 2 C. Freeman, not out '... 3 O; Hatton, b"J. Gray:;. 3 R. O'Callaghan, c Keiiner, b Knowsiey 0 M. McCalmont, c Haswell, b Knowsley 0 S. Slatter, \b Knowsley .-.•. 1 I. Bowden, b Wiren' " " 0 ■Extras '...'.'.'.. 7 Total ;.... ' jj£| Bowling Analysis.—Knowsley took' six wickets for 19 runs, J. Gray two for S, ,\y iren two for S, Davisou none for 4, Mackie none fcr 16. ■ ROXGOTAICOLLEGE. First Innings. ' ' W. Gray, c Chesterman, b Hatton .. 12 O: Mackie, lbw, b Todd 2 H. Lubransky, lbw, b O'Callaghan ".' 73 Vt ray- lbw- b Hatton 40 H. Hau-ken, c Slatter, b Todd 1 .T. Watson, b Todd ....... 0 L. Wiren, b Hatton ........ - " 3 H. Haswell, not out '.'.".'" 16i ti. Kenner, not put 15' Es.ti-as '..'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 10 Total for seven wickets 174 Bowling Analysis.—Todd took three wickets lor 59, Hatton three for 23, O'CallaKhan one for 26, Chesterman none for 0 blatter none for 45. In a third-grade match on Saturday, Seatoim .first innings, 131 (E. Edwards 37), defeated-University, 59. Bowling for UrnITZ J fl w Uf aS o° 0k foui" for 40 and Bans" Siool fiva for 23. Bowling for Seatoun, £. Julwavds took five wickets for 19 and Parsons five for 33. .
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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 67, 21 March 1933, Page 13
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