FEILDING NEWS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 101, 30 March 1925, Page 6

FEILDING NEWS.

CRICKET. CFrom Our Own Correspondent). The fliiish for another round of the cricket championship took place on Saturday, and so far Public Service ure one point ahead—with another round to go. At one stage of the Feilding-Public Service game it looked as if Feilding would win, seven wickets being down for 23 runs, but the partnership between Amadio (20) and Murdoch (26) soon collared bowling and they made the necessary runs, after a very bright innings. On the previous Saturday Public Service had two wickets down for 15. McLean (15) and Drenman (31) became partnered und knocked up 46 runs between them. Lange also batted well for his 12, but the tail was at the mercy of Elliott, who got the last five wiskets for a mere song, and the innings closed for 79 or 62 behind Feilding. ’l’he collapse of a team is open inexplicable, and so Feilding’s second venture proved. The batsmen admitted the wicket was good und the bowling not difficult, yet all they could muster was 13. It was, of course, "the game for Public Service to make the runs, and in this they succeeded. Detailed scores are: Feilding.—First innings, 141. Second innings: Sandford, b Murdoch, 1; Hill, b Ramsay, 1 ; Cobbe, c Hinge, b Rumsay, 0; Salmond, b Ramsay, 4; Harding, b Murdoch, 0; Elliott, b Murdoch, 2; Fish, b Murdoch, 1; Brewer, run out, 0; Shakes, b Ramsay, 4; Smith, not out. 0; Mason, c McLeod, b Rumsay, 0. Total, 13. Bowling analysis: Murdoch, 4 for 3; Ramsay, 5 for 10. Public Service.— First innings: Hoffrncister, b Hill, 13; Murdoch, run out, 0; Meech, b Elliott, 2; McLean, 1.b.w., b Cobbe, 16; Dronnan, b Cobbe, 31 : Lange, not out, 12; Rum3uy, c Cobbe, b Elliott, 4; McLeod, 1.b.w., b Elliott. 0; Amadio, b Elliott, 0; Hight, b Elliott, 0; Sauer, b Elliott, 0; extras, 2. Total, 79. Bowling analysis: Cobbe. 2 for 28; Elliott,-6 for 38; Hill, one for 11. Second innings: Hoffmeister, c Mason, b Cobbe, 0; Lange, b Elliott, 10; Drennan, c and b Cobbe, 2; McLean, c Fish, b

Elliott, 1 ; Meech, b Cobl c, 6 : Ramsay, c Salmond, b Cobbe, 2; 3 urdoch, not out, 28; Amadio, not out, 20; extrus, 8. Totul for seven wickets, 77. CH ELTENH AM-KIM BOLTON v. PARK Both teams hud completed their first innings on the previous Saturday and the country team had one wicket down for 15 in their second venture. Earle when ju.lt set had the misfortune to be run out. 11. C. Hare and Daniels put up a good partnership, the former making 12 and giving place to his uncle, J. C. Hare (18) who with Daniel’s (22) was unbeaten when the innings was declared closed with 7 for 111. This left Park with 161 runs to get. but they were: Cheltenhain-Kimbolton. —First innings, -90. Second innings: G. L. Hare, b Brainwell, 0; Hocking, o Chesterfield, b Brainwell, 15; Earle, tun out, 12; G. C. ilurc, c Baldock. b Ilostick, 19; Danieils, not out, 22; Sugden, c and b Hostick, 1; IC. M. Here, c Chesterfield, b Hostick, 2; Miller, c McLeod, b Hostick, 8; J. C. Hare, not out, 18; extras, 14. Totut declared for seven wickets, 111. Bowling: Bramwell 2 for 40 : Hostick, 4 for 35; Darragli 0 for 17; Mingins, 0 for 5. Park—First innings, 40. Second innings: Darragh, 1.b.w., b Sugden, 12; Crook, c G. C. Hare, b H. G. Hare, 6; McConachie, b Sugden, 0; Mingins, c Hocking, b Sugden, 17; ' Bramwell, b Sugden, 0; Baldock, b Sugden, 3; Merwood. b Hocking, 8; Robson, o Earle, b Sugden, 7; Hostick, b Sugden, 7; MeElroy, c Miller, b Sugden, 8; Chesterfield, not out, 1; extras, 11. Total, 85. Bowling: H. G. Hare, 1 for 21 : Sugden. 8 for 45; Hocking. 1 for 4.