FIRST INNINGS WIN.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIX, Issue 47, 24 January 1939, Page 2

FIRST INNINGS WIN.

FOR SOUTHERN HAWKE’S BAY

A first innings victory was recorded by Southern Hawke’s Bay against the Manawatu eleven, when the game was continued at the Sportsground after the luncheon adjournment yesterday. In their first innings Manawatu put on only 98 runs, to which the visitors replied with 177 for the loss of seven wickets and declared their innings closed. When time was called, Manawatu had five wickets down for 84 in their second strike. For the visitors Bolton made 63 and Bailey 43. Fredrickson was their most destructive bowler, taking five wickets for 31. McSkimming headed the batting in Mana-wat-u’s first innings with 23, and in the second strike Edwards put on 31.

At one stage in their first strike Manawatu had five wickets down for 27. Detailed scores are:— MANAWATU. First Innings. Edwards, b Fredrickson 4 Poananga, 1.b.w., b Fredrickson ... 0 Bannister, run out 5 Blummont, b Erickson , ... 11 Dodds, b Harris ... ... 7 McSkimming stpd. Harper, b Harris 23 Allan, e Fredrickson, 1> Harris ... 6 G. Griggs, 1.b.w., b Fredrickson 13 Barraud, b Fredrickson 7 Armitage, not out 7 McPherson c Gaudy, b Fredrickson 12 Extras 3 Total 9S Bowling analysis.—Erickson, 1 for 29; Fredrickson, 5 for 31; Harris, 3 for 25; McKay, 0 for 10. Second Innings. Edwards, b Harris 31 Poananga, Ibw, b Fredrickson ... 1 Bannister, run out 9 Blummont, not out 19 Dodds, b Erickson 0 McSkimming, c Harper, b Harris 2 Barraud, not out 16 Extras 6 Total for 5 wickets ... 84 Bowling analysis.—Frederickson. 1 for 23; Harris, 2 for 33; Erickson, 1 for 16; McKay, 0 for 5. SOUTHERN HAWKE’S BAY. Erickson, stpd Allan, b Blummont 24 Bolton, bv Edwards 63 Burlace, run out ... 7 Bailey, c Barraud, b Edwards ... 43 Harris, c Barraud, b Edwards ... 19 Reynolds, c Armitage, b Edwards 5 Gundy, c Allan, b Edwards 0 Harper, not out 6 Extras 10 Total for 7 wickets (deck) ... 177 Bowling analysis.—Barraud, 0 for 33; Edwards, 5 for 74; Blummont, 1 for 46; Dodds, 0 for 13.