JUNIOR A.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIX, Issue 1, 28 November 1938, Page 2

JUNIOR A.

UNITED’S GOOD SCORE. In their match against Y.M.C.A. in the junior A grade. United, batting first, scored 281 (F. Wright 96, Blenkinsop 58, Burn 33. Le Cheminant 28, McSweeney 26, Francis 16). The Y.M.C.A. wickets fell cheaply and at stumps six had been lost for 27 run 6 (McSweeney, 4 for 7). OPTIMISTS IN I HE LEAD. Optimists scored 241 against Public Services (Rice 101, B Zaloum 52. Kempson 51; Bowie 2 for 4, Axl>ev 2 for 74). Services responded with 107 (Axbev 40, Bowie 26, Barrett 15, not out; O’Connell 4 for 12). COOK’S v. CITY. Cook’s first innings realised 131 in their match with City (Berryman 31, Kay 24, Kendall 20. L. Hart i 3. Petersen 13, Marsden 10: Dilks 4 for 33, Blackwell 3 for 43. Burgess 2 for 16), I and City made 77 in their first innings! (Pollock 21, Blackwell 16, Dilks 10; Marsden 7 for 21, Pedersen 2 for 19). OLD BOYS v. SERVICES. j Combined Services scored 181 in [ their first innings (F. Hart. 41, C. | Hart 38. Stone 19. Gardner 19, AVood- 1 ley 18, Melville 17; Cozens 3 for 38, MoLachlan 2 for 35). Old Boys, how-! ever, could only make 73 (AVinter 24, | Nnnsett 13; F. Hart 4 for 22, Elley 5 for 41). Playing against Palmerston High)

School made 141 in their first innings (B. Gunn 50, Northover 18, AVaters 14 ; Ormond 5 for 50). Palmerston had scored 252 for 4 wickets (Ormond. 70 not out, Irvine 56, Madgwick 42, Kells 23 not out; Gunn 2 for 77).