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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 8 December 1924, Page 10

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matteda p-dtoiTo:;£]>. Owing to rain most of the fixtures down iJr ...Sj ouan<..ay i.ad to be yostponeJ. wa ti ord jjurneyeu to P a tea aut-rain interfered uith play and short time was played. STRATFORD y. RATE'A. Stratford -drew with Patea on Saturday at P-atea, fclie scoies being Strat-n-rd 142 (Cole 09, Lambert 34, Percy .!••■>) • and Pabea !61 lor six wickets Rinniel 17) Bowling lor Patea, (■Finer took three wickets for 18 runs, Finlay four for 39, Tiiiney one for 43. For Stratford Lambent took four for 30 am! Cole two for 29. TIIE Si LSON CUP. On Friday representatives of the ooiiiih Taranaki Cricket Association met the headmaster 'of the local Technical Align feeiiooi and agreed finally on leguminous governing the playing lor the rdtson Cup. It whs settled diut in the event of there being insuificient time to play both innings the match be decided on the first innings, the Feilding team will arrive by mail train on Thursday evening and the match will commence at 9.30 on Friday iporning. The visitors will comprise a group of about twenty boys, and in order to facilitate• arrangements, the school authorities would be grateful to ny enthusiasts who could put up a boy for a. couple of nights. Of the local school team the following certainties are already selected: C. Allen Fin tain), J. Cheevers, E. Owen, P. Eeegan. L. Church, S. Yates. The •ereainder will be published later.