CRICKET.
ASSOCIATION MATCHES. The Feilding Cricket Association’s senior competition games were resumed on Saturday afternoon, when the last matches in the second round were played in fine weather, although rain threatened on several occasions and a quarter of an hour after time rain commenced to fall. On No. 1 ground Colyton faced Public Service, the latter batting first, while on the other field Feilding won the toss and batted first in their match with Old Boys. COLYTON v. PUBLIC SERVICE. The country »team opened their initial innings with Sinclair and Whitehead. The former was accounted for by Barltrop before he had a chance to open his account, but his partner went on in company with Salmond to
knock up a score of 59. He was run out. Salmond made 35 and lost his wicket to McClure, who took a beautiful catch off Smith’s bowling. The best efforts in addition to the aforementioned were those of Hocken and Reid, who made 23 and 16 runs respectively. The innings closed for 178 with Power not out 6. Liddell took 3 for 17, Barltrop 3 for 62 and Smith 2 for 50. Public Service opened with Hart and Monteith, but the combination resulted in only four runs, Hart going out with “a duck” and his partner with four runs. Smith and Janies followed and the partnership proved a tough proposition despite the failing light. They went on to score 61 and 65 respectively and were still in when an appeal against the light was upheld shortly before 6.30 p.m. Requiring only 23 runs to draw equal with their opponents’ score, and with only two wickets down, a win on the first
innings for Public Service is almost certain. Details are as follow: COLYTON. ' Sinclair, b Barltrop ... ... ... 0 Whitehead, run out ... 59 Salmond, c McClure, b Smith ... 35 Telford, b Barltrop 7 Linklater, b Liddell 0 Hocken, c Fergusson, b Smith. ... 23 Shepherd, b Liddell ■ 1 Williamson, c James, b Barltrop 4 McLeod, c Bennett, b Liddell ... 2 Reid, b Montieth 16 Power, not out 6 Extras ... 25 Total 178 Bowling analysis.—Barltrop, 3 for 62; Smith, 2 for 50; Monteith, one for 24; Liddell, 3 for 17. PUBLIC SERVICE. Hart, c Telford, b Shepherd ... 0 Monteith, lbw, b Power 4 W. H. Smith, not out 61 James, not out ... 65 Extras ... 25 Total for 2 wickets 155 OLD BOYS v. FEILDING. Feilding made a very poor showing in their first innings against Old Boys. Brock bowled Carter and H. Dewe bowled Fitzpatrick for a total of four. Dunn made 16 and Fisher 21, both going out 1.b.w., and at the close of the innings the telegraph showed a total of 77. Bramwell took 4 for 12 and Campbell 2 for 12. Old Boys in their first strike made one short of a century, the principal contributor being J. Dewe (26). Watson knocked up a baker’s dozen and Wells, not out, 11. Most of the wickets were taken by Fisher (seven), while
Carter took three for seven runs. Details are as follow : FEILDING. Carter, b Brock 3 Fitzpatrick, b H. Dewe 1 Dunn, 1.b.w., b Bramwell 16 T. Donaldson, b Bramwell 9 N. Donaldson, b Bramwell ... 0 Kennedy, b J. Dewe 6 Cocker, 1.b.w., b Bramwell 5 Fisher, 1.b.w., b Campbell ... , ... 21 Dernrer, not out 6 Wells, 1> Campbell 0 Extras 10 Total 77 Bowling analysis.—Brock, one for 18; H. Dewe. one for 9; Bramwell, 4 for 12; J. Dewe, one for 8; Finlay, none for 6; Campbell, 2 for 12. OLD BOYS. Watson, c Dunn b Carter 13 Brock, 1.b.w., b Fisher ... 4 J. Dewe, c Fitzpatrick, b Fisher 26 Bramwell, c’ T. Donaldson, b Fisher 1 Finlay, c Kennedy, b Fisher ... 7 Connell, b Fisher 2 H. Dewe, c Donaldson, b Fisher ... 7 Wells, b Fisher 5 Whitehead, not out H Campbell, b “Carter 0 T. Dewe, b Carter 4 Extras. ... 19 Total ' ... 99 Bowling analysis.—Dunn, none for 15; Fisher, 7 for 58; Carter, 3 for 7. JUNIOR MATCHES. In the junior cricket played at Kowhai Park, Feilding Agricultural High School scored 157 runs in their first innings against Union (Smith 49, Hayward 39). Gibbs took four wickets and Coupe three. Union’s reply resulted in 124 runs. Packer (23), Rankin (17) Ryniker and Ousey (16) contributed highest scores. Cumming took six wickets. In their second innings High School had made 31 runs without loss at the close of play.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVIII, Issue 77, 28 February 1938, Page 6
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