RIVALS BEAT KAPONGA.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 14 February 1921, Page 5

RIVALS BEAT KAPONGA.

Kaponga met Rivals on' their own ground and were decisively beaten on the first innings. The country team went first' to the wickets and put up the small score of. 29, Fogarty coming out with the fine average of five wickets for 14, whil^ McGirr got three tor \ 8. Of Rivals' total Neilsen played a capital innings of 24, and McGirr also . batted well for 17. Scores: Kaponga—Malone, run out, 6- Abbott c Nielsen, b Fogarty, 1- Mair, c M<^ irrv£ F°gar£j, t^JLynskey, run out, 3; Thomas, b Mcgfrr, 1- Melville, lbw b McGirr, a ; Fearon, b Fogarty, 0; Brown, c Jones, b Fogarty, lPnest, b Fogarty, 0; Lloyd, run out, 0; Reading, not out, 0; extras, 7< ivjtal, 29. Bowling, analysis—Fogarcv' 5 for 14; McGirr,^ fo^Sr * *' ' Rivals-Meredith, b iftau- 0: Day, b Thomas,. 0; Nieisen, h Priest 2* • Fogarty, b Mair, 4; Moyirr, rim out* 1/; Kiiey, c -Lynsisey, b priest o* l V!i r'o C Vro^ 1 ' b Mair- 3 5 Tiddy, b'Ao^ bott, 8 j McDougall, not out,3; Sa x on- . Jones, >b Abbott, 0; Piper, c Uoya . Lynskey, 2; total, , 61. Bawling anaiysis-^-Mair, 3 for 30; Priest, -2 fur Id; Abbott, 2 iorl; Tnomas, l tor 14- ' Lynskey, L for 3. * '