SPORTS AND PASTIMES

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 28 October 1921, Page 5

SPORTS AND PASTIMES

CRICKET

TEAMS FOR TO-MORIIOW.

The following have been picked to represent Elthlm against Okaiawa, at Ukaiawa, on Saturday next (the team will leave the post office at 1.15 p.m. S arP,): Little <2-)' Ool^ Stewart, Marsh, Fearon, Grenfell, Page, N niOr ' JF?? er» Urud^j emergencies/ Davis, Webley and Hemingway. f

mat, cll was P layed at the Park oh Wednesday with the following results: _ A team—First innings: Jones, b ■■Dairies, 8;; Silso^ c Worrall,, b Johnson,^; Parfitt, fcv^oirall, 0: Vinnicombe run out, 2; MSir, b Johnson, 2; wge' ,? ranWm, 5; W. Haidley, b Worrall, 0-S. Lav, not out, 20: Lamb, c Davis* b Worrall, 1; extras, $; total, U. Second innings: Jones, lßw, b Johnson, 24j Stacey, b Franklin. 4; Vmnicombe, b Franklm, 0; Silson, b Franklin, 4 j c "Spavin, b Frankhn, 0; Wilton, not out, -23 T. Mmr, b Johnson, 8; W. Hardley, c Spavin, b Davies, 1 j \V. Zadoni| b Davies, 1; extras, 3; iotal, 68. • B team—First innings: Worrall, b S. Lay, 15; Franklin, c Silson, b Vinnicombe, 0: Johnson, b Vinnicombe, 4"; Spavin, c Muir, b Vinnicombe, 0: Zadoni not out 6; Renwick, b S. LayiSj^lJryant, c Vinnicombe; b Jones, 0; h. Hardley, b Silson, 0- Buckeridge, b S Lay, 0- T. Lay, c Vmnicombej b S. Lay 0: B. Davies, b S. Lay, 32; extras b; total, 81. Vinnicombe performed the "hat trick." In their second innings the B team had no diificulty in registering the runs required. Davis 17 and Spavin 22 being the principal scorers.