FEILDING NEWS

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 59, 9 February 1925, Page 6

FEILDING NEWS

;•;:. cricket. - (From Our Own Correspondent). Another round for the cricket championship was Commenced on Saturday in fine weather. Scoring was alow, each side completing an innings. H. 5.0.8. t. PUBLIC SERVICE. , Batting first, H. 8.0.8. only managed Id knock up 27 against the bowling of Murdoch and McLeod, both of whom were unplayable. Public Service replied with 112. Hoffmeuyter and Lange played attractive cricket for 18 and 23 respectively nnd I tain'iay contributed his best score since ho came to Feilding, carrying hi» bat for * carefully compiled 23, not out. Details of the scoring are: H. 5.0.8., first innings—L. J. Wild, 1.b.w., b Murdoch, 3; Manson b McLeod, 5; Dewe, b Murdoch, 0; N. Bramwell, o Hoffmeister, b McLeod, 3; G. V. Wild, b McLeod, 0; Hocken, b McLeod, 1; Whitehead run out, 7; Waldin, c McLeod, b Murdoch, 2; Cochrane, c McLood, b Murdooh 0, McKay, not out, 2; Penney, l.b.w;, b Murdoch, 2; extras, 2; total, 27. Bowling: Murdoch five for 15, McLeod four for 9. Publio Service, first innings.—Hoffmeister, b MoKay. 18; Lange, c Bramwell, b McKay, 23; Hight, b McKay, 0; Much, b Bramwell, 5; McLeod, b McKay, 1; Hostick, b Bramwell, 2; Bramsay, not out, 23; McLean, b Wild, 8; Murdoch, c Bramwell, b Wild, 2; Saner, run out, 7; Fowler, b Bramwell, 9; extras, 14; total, 113. Bowling: Bramwell three for 17, L. J. Wild two for 26, McKay four for 25. H. 5.0.8., second innings—L. J. Wild, c Hostiok, b Murdoch, 3; Mason, not out, 5; Dewe,' not t out 1; total for one wicket, C. CHELTENHAM-KIMBOLTON v. FEILDING. Feilding were fortunate in getting such a strong. batting combination as Cheltcn-huh-Kimbolton out for such a. small score as 78, but could not take advantage of it and only replied with 54—E. M. Hare 18, G. C. Hare 20, and Sugden 17 scoring double figures. Harding was just getting into his stride when Hare snapped him up at point. Bailey, the other double figure man, hit out merrily for his contribution of 12; none of the others were able to do anything with Sugden who kept an excellent .length throughout the innings. In Cheltenham-Kimbojton second innings, Earle add Daniels batted attractively, the former being unbeaten for 26 and Daniels played one of Fitxpatriclc's one to his wicket just M stumps were drawn for the day. Cheltenham-Kimbolton, first innings.— Daniels, b Cobbe. 4; E. M. Hare, c Hill, b Cobbe, 18; Miller, 1.b.w., b Cobbe, 6; G. C. Hare, b Cobbe, 20; Earle, b Brewer, 6: Sugden, b Cobbe, 17; Hocking, c Cobbe, b Brewer, 5; H. G. Hare, 1.b.w., Cobbe, 0; HesseWne, b Brewer, 0; Thomas, b Brewer, 2; Bristowe, not out, 0; total, 78. Bowling; Cobbe six for 38, Brewer four for 18.

Feilding, first innings.—S&lmond, b Sugden 9; Cradwick, 1.b.w., b Sugden, 5; Hill, b Sugden, 1; Brewer, b Sugden, 1; Cobbe, stamped, b Sugden, B;'Harding, c E. W. Hare, b Hasseltine, 12; Bailey, b Sugden, 12; Fitzpatrick, b Sugden, 0; Shakes, o Hocking, b Sugden, 0; Smith, not out, 6; Cullmane, b Hesaeltiie, 1; extras, 1; total, 54. Bowling: Sugden eight for 22, Hesseltine two for 16.

Cheltenham-Kirnbolton, second innings Earle, not out, 26; Bristowe, b Fitzpatrick, 0; Daniel, b Fitzpatrick, 23; extras, 5; total for two wickets, 54. COLYTON v. PARK. Colyton scored 68 to Park's 132, th. 3 country team failing against the bowling of Bramwell. Detailed scores: Colyton, first innings.—A. Waldin, b Bramwell,- 6; Reid, c Baldock, b Bram-well,-7; Power, b Bramwell, 0; Shepherd, b Bramwell, 0; Short, b Bramwell, 2; G. Goldfinoh, c Darragh, b Bramwell, 23; J. Waldin, b Mingins, 4; A. Goldfinch, run out, 3; Gray, b Bramwell, 1: Brooker, not 0ut,..7; Lankshear, b Hostick, 0; extras, 15: total, 68. Bowling: Bramwell seven for 22; II o»tick one for 13; Mingins one for 18. Park, first innings.—oarragh, run out, 31; Buist, o and b A. Waldin, 4; Mingins, b Power, 6; M. McConachy, c A. Waldin, b Gray, 12; Baldock, b Power, 26; HoStick, b Power, 0; Bramwell, b J. Waldin, 20;, Merwood, b J. Waldin, 16; Crooke, b J. Waldin, 0; Robson, b J. Waldin, 2; Chesterfield, not out, 1; extras 14; total, 132. Bowling: W. Power three for 54, A. Waldin.one for 25, J. Waldin four for 28, Gray one for 11. Park, second innings.—Chesterfield, b J. Waldin, 7; Buist, b J. Waldin, 0; Mingins, not out, 5; Darrigh, not out, 0; extras, 1; total for Iwo wickets, 13. LYTTON STREET SCHOOL. Mr James Penney, chairman of the Lytton Street School Committee, received word thia morning from the Minister of Education stating that the department had made a »übstantial grant towards the remodelling and extension of the school.