CHRISTCHURCH WIN
SUBURBAN ASSOCIATIONS
Scoring the 101 needed for victory with the loss of three wickets, the Christchurch Suburban Association representative team defeated the Hutt Valley Suburban Association in a twoday match concluded at Petone on Saturday. Features of the second day's play were the partnerships between E. Roberts and M. F. Nicholls, two former Rugby All Blacks, and the partnership between Stokes and Allen of Christchurch. which gave the visitors victory. Candlish and Davison, the Christchurch stock bowlers, also proved formidable. taking the ten wickets between them in Hutt's second innings. Details:— HUTT VALLEY. First innings 7 138 Second Innings. J. Duffey, c Nicholl, b Davison .. 5 M. F. Nicholls, lbw, b Candlish .. 32 E. Roberts, c Heath, b Candlish ... 28 F. Thorn, b Davison 17 P. Dudley, c Heath, b' Candlish 4 W. Barnes, b Candlish 2 K. Robertson, c and b Candlish .. 13 J. R. Sharpe, b Davison 3 A. T. Wood, c Mitchell, b Candlish 3 C. Matthews, not out 2 H. N. Jones, c Mitchell, b Davison 0 Extras 7 Total 117 Bowling.—Candlish took six wickets for 45 runs, Davison four for 35. CHRISTCHURCH. First innings 155 Second Innings. F. Cawtherway, lbw, b Matthews 1 W. Banton, c Jones, b Robertson . 5 V. Allen, not out 40 M. Heath, c Thorn, b Matthews .. 0 N. Stokes, not out 53 Extras 2 Total for three wickets 101 Bowling.—Matthews took two wickets for 13 runs, Robertson one for 14, Jones none for 17, Thorn none for 19, Dudley none for 24, Wood none for 5, Duffey none for 7.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 2, 4 January 1937, Page 5
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262CHRISTCHURCH WIN Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 2, 4 January 1937, Page 5
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