CRICKET.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXI, Issue LXI, 28 January 1911, Page 8

CRICKET.

Eltham played Rawhitiroa on Thursday, the match going to Eltham by a margin of ten runs. Eltham scored 84 and Rawhitiroa 74. For the latter, Stewart took five wickets for 17, foi the former 2 Baker, six for 27 and Goldstone four for 12, were most successful. The secretary to the South Taranaki Cricket Association has been advised that the local team will play Rangitikei in the Hawke Cup competition at Palmerston North early in February. ! The following team will represent the Hawera Club against Eltham on Wednesday next, at Eltham. Players will leave Hawera by the 1.40 p.m. train. Pratt, McCarthy, Treweek, Bayley, Elliott^ Jennings, Cole, Sargent* Cooper, Parkinson, Tissiman. Emergencies: Page and Johnson. In veiw of the position of the teams, I great interest is being taken in the match. The result will be awaited with | much eagerness*. On Wednesday, Manaia sent a team to Okaiawa and put a decided win to its credit, winning by 168 to 43. For Manaia J. Prinoe 34, Duncan 24, Gilmour 17, H. Prince 12, and Rev. Father Bergin were the principal contributors. None of the Okaiawa team reached double figures. The'teams were entertained at afternoon tea by the Okaiawa ladies and greatly appreciated the courtesy.

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