Foxton

Manawatu Times, Volume LVI, Issue 7105, 14 March 1933, Page 10

Foxton

From Our Own Correspondent Saturday Cricket.

Three cricket matches were played on Saturday when the final scores were: Fire Brigade 283 v. United Alaori Party 66 and 30; Druids 94 and 0 for 29 v. Young Alaori Party 90; Oroua Downs A 83 and 1 for 15 v. Oroua Downs B S 6. The details arc as follow: Eire Brigade v. United Maori Party. Fire Brigade, first innings: Broad, c Alounsey, b Clarke, 25; Castle, b Dunn, 22; Carmont, hit wicket, b Alounsey, 6; Holden, hit wicket, b S. Clarke, 89; Robinson, c and b G. Alounsey, oZ; Huff, b Robinson, 55; Walls, c G. Aiounscy, b S. Clarke, 1; Reid, not out, 10; Fuller, c Sinclair, b S. Clarke, 12; AleKnight, c and b A. Alounsey, 5; Westwood, b S. Clarke, 7; extras, 19; total, 283. Bowling analysis: G. Alounsey, I for 24; Pitiliira, 0 for 22; A. Alounsey, 2 for 74; S. Clarke, 4 for 4'.'; Dunn, l for 29; N. Clarke, 1 for 35; Anderson, 0 for 19; Robinson, 1 for 2 United Alaori Party, first innings: N. Clarke, c Broad, b Holden, 6; A. Alounsey, b Hull’, 0; G. Alounsey, b Huff, 1; Ai. Dunn, b Holden, 0; S. Clarke, b Carmont, 0; T. Pitiliira, run out, 3; S. Sinclair, hit wicket, b Carmont, 4; R. Gay, b Huff, 6; McGregor, not out, 7; Roomson, b Carmont, 11; Anderson, b Huff, IS; extras, 10; total, 66. Bowling analysis: Huff, 4 for 9; Holdcu, 2 for 24; Carmont, 3 for 8; Broad, 0 for .13; Castle, 0 for 2. Second innings: AlcGregor, b Reid, 0; Robinson, c Westwood, b Huff, 0; Gay, e Fuller, b Huff, 4; N. Clarke, played on, b Walls, 0; A. Alounsey, b r obinson, 3; G. Alounsey, o Reid, b Holden, 14; S. Sinclair, c Broad, b Walls, 3; Dunn, b Fuller, 2; Anderson, c Fuller, b Walls, 0; S. Clarke, b Huff, 0; Toki, not out, 0; extras, 4; total, 30. Bowling analysis: Holden, 1 for 6; Huff, 3 for 4; Reid, 1 for 3; Robinson, 1 for I; Fuller, 1 for 4; Walls, 3 for 2; Westwood, 0 for 5; Carmont, 0 for 1. Druids v. Young Maori Party.

Druids, first innings: Ncwtli, b l’itihira, .13; Bowden, b Roore, 4; Hiriui, e T. Taylor, b Richardson, 12; Stanbra, c Ncpia, i> Roore, 0; Thomas, c H. Taylor, b Roore, 34; L. Moliekcy, b Richardson, 1; Howe, c T. Taylor, b Roore, 5; Huff, b Pitiliira, .15; Ycrtongcn, not out, 0; AlacPherson, b Roore, 0; D. Newton, b Pitiliira, U; extras, 10; total, 94. Bowling analysis: Richardson, 2 for 13; Roore, 5 for 42; Pitiliira, 3 for 9; H. Taylor, 0 for 20. Young Alaori Party, first innings: H. Taylor, c Thomas, b L. Mohckey, 3; T. Taylor, b Ncwtli, .1; J. Iviriona, c and b Ncwtli, 0; R. Pitihira, b Ncwtli, 15; G-. Hirini, c Howe, b Ncwtli, 41: R. Roore, Ibw, b Hirini, S; P. Ncpia, b Ncwtli, 3; Takarei, b Ncwtli, 2; Richardson, Ibw, b Hirini, 2; G. Thompson, b Hirini, 4; W. Hirini, not out, 1; extras, 10; total, 90. Bowling analysis: Ncwth, 6 for 34; Hirini, 3 for 30; Alohekey, .1. for 4; Howe, 0 for 12. Druids, second innings: Hirini, uoi out, 22; Bowden, not. out, 5; extras, total for no wickets, 29. Bowling analysis: Roore, 0 for 13; Pitihira, 0 for 8; Taylor, 0 for 4; Richardson, 0 for

Oroua Downs A v. Oroua Downs B. Oroua Downs A, lirst innings: Albery, b Nichols, 5; A, T. Nichols, b Veale, 2; Reay, b Nichols, 2; Cowdray, b Nichols, 2; Scott, not out, 49; Humphries, c Hunter, b Nichols, 0; Eaikes, c Sears, b Veale, 0; Jarvis, Ibw, b Veale, a; Toogood, b Veale, 8; Cook, b Veale, 4; Cotton, c Field, b Veale, 3; extras, 8; total, 83. Bowling analysis: Nichols, 4 for 21, Beard, 0 for 18; Veale, 6 for 30; Baker, 0 for 6. Oroua Downs B, first innings: R. A. Nichols, c Humphries, b Reay, 13; A. Gates, run out, 0; Hunter, c Nichols, b Scott, 0; Veale, b Cowdray, If; Sears, c Scott, b Cowdray, 23; Beard, c Toogood, b Cowdray, 1; Field, Ibw, b Cowdray, 0; Whitton, run out, 3; Baker, not” out, 16; Caithness, b Reay, 1; L. Gates, b Reay, S; extras, 10; total, 86. Bowling analysis: Reay, 3 for 33; Cook, 0 for 4; Scott;, 1 for 13; Jarvis, 0 for 11; Cowdray, 4 for 21. Oroua Downs A, second innings: A. T. Nichols, c L. Gates, b Veale, 3; Reay, not out, 8; Albery, not out, 2; extras, 2; total for ono wicket, 15. Bowling analysis not available. Dorcas Society. At a meeting of the Foxton Dorcas Society held on Friday there were present Rev. G. A. Young (in the chair), Alosdames Christie, Barron, Perreau, Mason, Procter, Alairs, Liddell, Bennett, Aloore (hon. secretary), Alisa Sowell and Ensign Armstrong. Apologies for absence wore received from Mrs. Brown and Rev. Air. Liddell. It was reported that only one parcel had been received since Christmas but several appeals had been received. There were various suggestions and discussions as to requirements l’or tlio winter as funds are getting low. It was decided to hold a shop day on Saturday, April 20, the Saturday after Easter. An appeal is made for donations or parcels of clothing and boots and shoes. All parcels may be left at Air. G. F. Smith’s shop in Alain street. Obituary. There passed away at the Palmerston North Hospital on Thursday a wellknown and highly respected ex-Foxton resident in the person of Airs. Jano Hooker, relict of the late Air. FrodcricK Hooker, at the age of 84 years. The late Airs. Hooker resided in Foxton for many years, but Tonioved to Palmerston North shortly after the death of her husband a few years ago, to take up her residence with her daughter, Mrs. IV. Gray. As the result of a recent accident through a fall, she sustained a fracture of the thigh and was conveyed to the hospital, but her age aud the seriousness of the injury left little hope of recovery. Born in Roscommon, Ireland, deceased lived in Australia, where she married, prior to coming to New Zealand, where she and her husband resided in the Wairarapa before taking up their residence in Foxton. The late Airs. Hoolcer was loved by all who knew her for her sympathetic and kindly nature. Who leaves three sons (William and Bernard, Palmerston North, and Fred, Paeroa) and four daughters (Mesdames W. Gray and R. Hynes, Palmerston North, Airs. Curtis, Thames, aud Airs. S. Wright, Foxton). There aro also a large number of grandchildren and