HUTT VALLEY ASSOCIATION
I The Hutt Valley Cricket (Association's ninth series of A grade matches was completed last Saturday. Light rain made conditions ideal for the batsmen, and good use was made of them. Five players scored 50 runs or more— S. A. Winyard (Bell Park) 68 not out. J. A. Nash (Upper Hutt) 62, E. Roberts (Eastbourne) 59, T.Gwilliam (Trafalgar Park) 58, and H. Wright (Trafalgar Park) 50 not out. The best bowling performances were by C. Williams (Halvic) six for. 59, W. Milner (Bell Park) five for 6, B. Pobson (Gear United) five for 39, and L. Foley (Eastbourne) five for 57. In the championship competition Trafalgar Park drew level with Eastbourne, who were defeated at Eastbourne by Empire. The championship points at the start of today's play were: — . ■ • • 4pt 2pt wins. wins. D. L. Pts. Trafalgar Park ... 1 7 — 1 18 Eastbourne 3 3 — 3 IS Bell Park 1 5 — 3 14 , Empire — 5, -r- 4 10 Gear United 1 3 — 5 10 Moera Stop Out .. — 5 — 4 10 Upper Hutt 1 1 — 1 6 Halvic — — — 0 — The following replacements are announced in the Hutt Valley representative team to meet the Horowhenua representatives at Bell Park on Monday—H. South and H. Fenton (Empire) and Hawten (Taita) replace B. Giffordi T. Jones, and A. McKay.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIX, Issue 17, 20 January 1940, Page 20
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