NEWTON BOWLS WELL
FOUR FOR 96 RUNS AUCKLAND WICKETS (PA.) AUCKLAND, Dec. 7. A chanceless century by P. E. Whitelaw* Auckland and New Zealand opening batsman, was a feature of the hist day's play yesterday in the cricket match between Town and Country teams. Whitelaw batted for 221 minutes before he was bowled with his total at 109. . The most impressive of the Count!> players was F Newton, the slowmedium, left-hand spin bowler from Poverty Bay, who took four wickets tor The Town team batted throughout the day and at stumps had scored 372 runs for the loss of nine wickets. L. Kent (64) and J. Cowie (14) being the not out batsmen.
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22198, 7 December 1946, Page 8
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