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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume VLI, Issue 3420, 16 December 1935, Page 5

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.—- —-» SATURDAY’S GAMES PAEROA ASSOCIATION. Old Boys had an easy win over Wanderers in the Paeroa Cricket Association’s interclub competition on Saturday last, winning by five wickets and three runs. Details are as follows: — Wanderers’ Innings. Whisker, c Stevens, b Blackwell . 11 Nield, run out ? Verrah, c Stack, b Stevens 8 Howard, not out 60 T. Edwards, c Kidd, b Stack .... 2 Spears, b England 18 Hewitt, c Stack, b England .... 1 G. Edwards, b Kidd 9 Jamieson, b Blackwell Astrella, b Kidd 1 Williams, c Blackwell, b Stevens 8 Extras 6 Total 146 Bowling.—Kidd 2 for 15, Blackwell 2 for 33, S. Stevens 0 for 10, N. Stevens 2 for 16, Stack 1 for 24, Henderson 0 for 10, England 2 for 13. All runs were not recorded against the bowlers. Old Boys’ Innings. S. Stevens, c G. Edwards, b T. Edwards ? N. Stevens, run out 2 Henderson, c Williams, b Edwards 18 England, ht. wkt., b Shears .... 1 Blackwell, c and b Shears 1 not out 48 Stack, not out • • 62 Extras Total 149 Bowling.—T. Edwards 2 for 40, Shears 2 for 22, Whisker 0 for 13, Howard 0 for 17, G. Edwards 0 for 15, Jamieson 0 for 19, Williams 0 for 13. PAEROA V. TE AROHA. TEAMS FOR NEXT SATURDAY. Paeroa and Te Aroha A and B teams will meet on Saturday next, the A teams at Te Aroha and the B teams at Paeroa. The teams selected ; to represent the Paeroa Association are as follows: — A Team. —Taylor, Stack, Goldsworthy, Hardman, Kidd, Fulton, Neild, B. Howard, Remington, Ste--ivens, Shears. B Team. —Edwards, Verran, Harris, Hamilton, Briggs, Mead, Hardman, Blackwell, Henderson, Smith, G. Edwards. Reserves: King and Jamieson. PLAINS ASSOCIATION INTERCLUB GAMES POSTPONED. Owing to hay-making operations on Hauraki Plains several of Saturday’s ’interclub matches were postponed. They were: Hopai v. Kopuarahi, Maramarua v. Kerepeehi and Ngatea v. Waitakaruru. It is not certain -whether any of these matches will be treated as a default. In the case of one match, the teams in each case failed to turn out, but this question will be settled by the association. The Hopai-Kopuarahi match was definitely postponed. Kaihere established a lead over Pipiroa. The latter scored 53, to to which the home team replied with 'lO6 or 2 wickets.