CRICKET.
FEILDING COMPETITIONS. Competition cricket was resumed on Saturday afternoon at Kowhai Park after the break the previous week on account of the races. Fine weather prevailed for the opening of play, but as the afternoon wore on misty rain commenced to fall. Play was continued, however. The wickets -were in fair order, with the outfield slightly soft owing to the recent rain. OLD BOYS v. FEILDING. Old Boys had first use of the crease in their match against Feildiiig, and tallied up, 137 runs. At close of play Feilding, in their first innings, had lost three wickets for 58. Details: OLD BOYS. Brock, run out 17 Connell, b Dunn 4 Dewe, c and b Sievers 20 Bramwell, c and b Sievers 7 Evans, c and b Sievers 3 Finlay, stpd. Fitzpatrick, b Carter 34 Rosoman, b Dunn 7 Whitehead, c Sievers, b Carter ... 2 Smith, not out ... ... 14 Hayward, 1.b.w., b Smith 6 Wells, c Smith, b Carter 18 Extras 5 Total L 37 Bowling analysis.—Dunn, 2 for 26;
Carter, 3 for 57; Sievers, 4 for 30; Smith. 1 for 16; Donaldson, 0 for 3. FEILDING. M. Buist, not out 17 Carter, c Evans, b Bramwell ... 8 Dunn, e Sniith, b llosoman 0 Fitzpatrick, b Dewe 16 Don; bison, not out 11 Extras 6 Total for 3 wickets 5S COLYTON v. PUBLIC SERVICE. Colyton in their match against Service made 106 in their first innings, while their opponents responded with 92 runs for the loss of 8 wickets. Details arc as follow: COLYTON. A. Waldin, e Fergusson, b BariM. Fitzpatrick, i.b.w., b Stephens 26 Gibson, b Fergusson 10 H. Fitzherbcrt, b Fergusson ... ° Shepherd, c Stephens, b Barltrop 2 Telford, c Wild, b Packer McLeod, b Barltrop ■•• ••• u L. Whitehead, c McLeod, b Sinclair p Howell, c McLeod, b Wild ” Power, not out ’ Extras , | .... 106 Bowling analysis.—Barltrop 3 for 8; McLeod. 0 for 5; Packer, 1 for 30; Stephens. 1 for 30; Fergusson 2 for 4- Sinclair, 1 for ;>; Wild. 1 loi 6. PUBLIC SERVICE. Stephens, 1.b.w., b H. T itzherbei t Sinclair, run out_ ••• I McLeod, b H. Fitzherbcrt ' Barltrop, b Telford
i Packer, b Telford 20 Lawton, 1.b.w., b Telford 2 Macintosh, h Al. Fitzherbcrt ... 7 Mitchell, c Shepherd, b Telford ... 5 Williams, not out 2 Fergusson, not out 17 Extras 9 Total for S wickets 92 B GRADE. Tu the B grade High School made 50 and 74 respectively in their two innings against Feilding, who in their first innings declared with 4 wickets down for 144 runs. For High School B, Douglas (12), Boys (12), Mason (25), and Allan (18, not out) were the host scorers. Bowling for Feilding B, Darney took 3 wickets for 10 runs, Robson 1 for 3, F. Dewe 1 for 10, Naylor 1 for 5, and Reed 1 for 4, in the first innings; and Darney took 2 for 5 and Reed 4 for 20 in the second. Batting for Feilding B, Thompson made 56, Grindrod 22, Darney 40 not out, and Reed 17 not out. Wesley met High School A and made 54 in their first innings, and in their second effort 50. High School A made 41, and 77 for 7 wickets in their second innings. For Wesley, Duncan scored 18 in the first innings and Brook 18 and Dewe 14 in the second. Bowling for High School A, Hayward took 3 for 18 and Robertson 2 for 2 in the first innings; and Hill 5 for 11, Robertson 1 for 5 and Thurston 1 for 6in the second. Batting honours for Pligh School A went to Mitehcnson (17), Thurston (26) and Raven (21). Bowling for Wesley, Fisher took 5 for 27 and Ilaxton 1 for 4.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 7, 7 December 1936, Page 4
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618CRICKET. Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 7, 7 December 1936, Page 4
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