BULLS

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 54, 3 February 1937, Page 3

BULLS

(From Our Own Correspondent.) BULLS, Feb. 2. Bulls and Marists (Wanganui) cricketers met on the Bulls Domain during the week-end, the visitors winning by 16 runs. Scores are as follow:—Bulls, Ist innings: Meads 9, Thacker 4, St'ock 67, O’Connell 19, Churchill 1, Cartor 3, Stevenson 1, Twort 1, G. Bromley 7, R. Bromley 0, J. Hart 4: extras 27; total 143. Bowling: B. Smith, 6 for 56; Wallace, 2 for 16; Dow, 1 for 22; O’Grady, 1 for 2. Marists, Ist innings: Rhodes 0, O’Grady 12, Corrigan 0, Wallace 26, Trickett 28, Stuart 39, White 27, Stewart 1, Dow 1, B. Smith 12, S. Smith 2; extras 10; total 158. Bowling: Meads, 4 for 35; O’Connell, 1 for 34; Churchill, 2 for 27; Twort, 1 for 0; Stevonson, 1 for 2. Bulls, 2nd innings: Meads 2, Thacker 61,

Stock 1, O’Connell 2, Churchill 10, Carter 9, Stevenson 0, Twort 9, G. Bromley 12, R. Bromley 0, Hart 2; extras 8; total 116. Bowling: S Smith, 1 for 19; W T allace, 1 for. 15; Corrigan, 4 for 28; B. Smith, 4 for 14. Marists, 2nd innings: Corrigan 15, Stewart 1, Rhodes 25, Dow 3, S. Smith 12, O’Grady 18, B. Smith 2, Wallace 12, White 10, Trickett 13, Stuart 4; extras 2; total 117. Bowling: O'Connell, 2 for 26; Carter, 1 for 2; Twort, 1 for 27; Stock, 3 for 21; Churchill, 1 for 26; R. Bromley, 1 for 7.

Notable visitors from Ireland, Sir Basil and Lady Brooke, who are guests of the New Zealand Government, visited “Killeymoon” during the week-end, and spent the morning inspecting the Southdown stud flock. Sir Basil is .Minister of Agriculture for Northern Ireland. Mr T. Mansell continues to win jump ing trophies with his hunter Glendowic, and at Levin last wi V: he 6eored five firsts and a second