Rep. Cricket Match Last Week-End.

Franklin Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 140, 5 December 1934, Page 5

Rep. Cricket Match Last Week-End.

PUKEKOHE DEFEATED. WIN FOR THE PLAINS. MARGIN OF NINE RUNS. The Pukekohe cricket representatives journeyed to Maramarua on Sunday to meet the Hauraki Plains eleven, and after an enjoyable and interesting game suffered defeat by a narrow margin. Plains batted first and after an indifferent beginning—six wickets were down for 18 —staged a recovery to close the innings for 76 runs. Pukelcbhe also met disaster at the start, three wickets falling in the first over to Dimmock, but with the appearance of Johnson and G. Lawrie the “rot” was stopped and the score was carried to 45 before a separation was effected. However, the visitors plugged away and scored 103. Plains’ second, strike produced 129, leaving Pukekohe to get 103 for a win. This they failed to do by 10 runs. Details are:—

Plains: First innings 76 (Duffin 18, Wright 17, McPherson 12) Bowling analysis: Heise took one wicket for two runs; Johnson, four for 33; Pleydell, one for 12; R. Lawrie, two for 11; C. Lawrie, one for 13; Wharfe, one for 2; Blake, one for 2.

Second innings, 129 (Wright 49, Laurence 23, Dimmock, not out, 21, Williams 12). Bowling: Heise took one wicket for 15. runs; Johnson, five for 46; Rose, one for 16; Pleydell, three for 19; R Lawrie, none for 10; Schlaepfer, none for 10; C Lawrie, none for 6. : PUKEKOHE.-—First Innings. Heise, b. Dimmock 0 Taylor, b. Dimmock 0 Newdick, b. Dimmock 0 Johnson, $ Lawrence, b McPherson 28 C. Lawrie, c. McMillan, b. Dimmock 10 Rose, c. McMillan, b. Dimmock .. 16 Pleydell, c. Woodbridge, b. Wright 0 Stoupe, c. Wright, b. Duffln .... 25 Blake, c. Dimmock, b. Duffin .... 6 R. Lawrie, c. *Duffin, b. Dimmock 6 Schlaepfer, not out 0 Wharfe, b. Dimmock 0 Sundries 12 Total 103 Bowling: Dimmock took six wickets for 40 runs; Duffin, two for 2; McPherson, one for 8; Wright, one for 6. Second Innings. Rose, c. Beattie, b. Dimmock :. 8 G. Lawrie,. c. Duffin, b. Wright .. 9 Stoupe, 1.b.w., b. Williams .... 7 Johnson, b. Williams 8 Pleydell, c. Williams, b. Wright 0 Ne.wdick, run out 7 Heise, b. Williams : ' 2 Taylor, e McPherson, b. Williams 5 Blake, b. Williams 2 §.. Lawrie, run out 10 Wharfe, b. Dimmock 15 Schlaepfer, not out 3 Sundries 17 Total i. 93 Bowling: Dimmock took two for 16, Williams five for 28, Wright two for

Each side played with 12 men

WAIUKU v TUAKAU.

The Waiuku and Tuakau elevens commenced play at Waiuku on Saturday. Waiuku batted first and knocked up 171 runs in the first innings, Cooper (55), Moyle (39, not out), Aspin (29 j, Sampson (20). Tuakau replied wth 55 runs for the loss of one- wicket, Cartridge (35, not out), Passau (18, not out). 1 Details are:— WAIUKU. —First Innings . Ileise, c. Cartridge, b. Johnson .. 6 Cooper, st. Cartridge, b. Johnson 55 ■ Sampson, 1.b.w., b. Johnson 20 ; Newdick, c. and b, Passau i 1 Zinzan, 1.b.w., b. Passau ...... 8 ; Howden, c. Cartridge, b. Johnson 2 :v. Aspin, c. Passau, b. Johnson . 29 Moyle, not out 39 Dickson, b. Garter 2 Harper,- c, Thorne, b. Garter 1 Whelan, b. Carter 1 ! Sundries * /l J Total .... : •• ••l? 1 Bowling analysis: Johnson took five wickets for 96 runs; Carter, three for 29: Passau, two for 38. TUAKAU. —First Innings. ; Costar, 1.b.w., b. Ileise ...... .. . . 2 I Cartridge (not out) 35 j Passau (not out) 18 Total for one wicket 55 The game will be completed next Saturday. |

TE KOHANGA v. TUAKAU

A, friendly cricket match between Tpakau and Te-'Kohanga was played' on the latter’s pitch during the weekend. and resulted in a win for Te Kohanga 1 by. 78 runs dO 521 ’ For Tuakau Armstrong (11)' -was’ the cn#‘ ’ batsman to reach double figures'find 1 ' Martin (9), Geraghty (8) hot out. and' Kewish (7) were the next principal scorers. . Bowling: Lawson took no wickets for 19 runs; M. Edwards, six for 22; C. Rowe, three for 8. P. Lawson (37) was the principal run-getter for Te Kohanga with N. Edwards (16) and A. Walker (8) not out. The bowling analysis were not recorded.