Ladies Try Conclusions at Cricket

Manawatu Times, Volume LV, Issue 7007, 17 November 1932, Page 4

Ladies Try Conclusions at Cricket

INTERESTING MATCH AT BULLS

A friendly game of cricket was played on the Bulls Domain during the week-end between ladies of Woolworths’ Wanganui and Palmerston North branches, victory resting with tho Wanganui ladies by 104 runs. The weather was windy and cold, but a bright and interesting display was given, and a return match is meuuiv...

cd. Wanganui ladies made IG2 runs, Miss Horne putting on the line total of 99 before being dismissed by a splendid catch right on the boundary. Palmerston North ladies all worked hard, but their last wicket fell at 58, Miss Portigas being undefeated with 20 to her credit. For the winners, Miss Marchant was the most successful of a number of bowlers tried, and Misses Klee and Smith trundled well for Palmerston North. Bulls Cricket Club lent mattiDg to play on, and Bulls Tennis Club gave the use of the pavilion to shelter from tho eloments. The winners were capably coached by Mr. D. Cameron. Detailed scores are as follow: —

Palmerston North: Miss Hall, b Miss Coppins, 7; Miss Bartlett, b Miss Marchant, 10; Miss Kingsbecr, stpu. Miss Bullock, b Miss Marchant, 0; Mrs. Littlejohn, c Miss Marchant, b Miss Coppins, 13; Miss Klee, b Mrs. Brown, 2; Miss Smith, b Miss Long, 4; Miss M. Smith, b Miss Marchant, 1; Miss Portigas, not out, 20; Miss Fenton, hit wkt., b Miss Larsen, 0; Miss Dusley, b Miss Larsen, 0; Mrs. Caradice, b Miss Long, 0; extras, 1; total, 58. Wanganui: Miss Bullock, run out, 13; Miss Long, b Miss Klee, 12; Mrs. Brown, b Miss Smith, 2; Miss Coppius, b Miss Smith, 1; Miss Horne, e Miss Kingsbeer, b Miss Klee, 99; Miss Larsen, lbw, b Miss Klee, 8; Miss Marchant, c Mrs. Littlejohn, b Miss Klee, 9; Miss Marsh, b Miss Smith, 9; Miss Oliver, b Miss Klee, 1; Miss Cleiand, b Miss Smith, 0; Miss Edwards, not out, 1; extras, 9; total, 162.