Woodville

Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7301, 31 October 1933, Page 10

Woodville

From Our Own Correspondent. Cricket Season Opens. Saturday afternoon marked the opening of the Southern Hawke’s Bay Cricket Association’s competition matches foi the Hunter shield, play being marred by rain which fell at intervals from three o'clock onwards. On the local recreatio ground, Woodville met Dannevirke and when stumps were drawn each side had completed one innings, Dannevirke having a substantial lead of h runs. Batting first Woodville were dismissed foi reruns, of which P. Brandon scored 3b by attractive cricket. J. i ulton (U) ’was the only other batsman to reach double figures/ Pickard (41) and Burtensliaw (47) proved hard to dispose of when Dannevirke went to the wickets, an , assisted by Brogan (17) and Mclntosh (13), the whole side ran up lpl iuns oe fore being dismissed. Following are the detailed scores: — , AVoodville, iirst innings: Nicholson, b Brogan 6; P. Brandon c McDowel , b Burtensliaw 3G; Mair, b Register 0, D. Brandon, c Brogan, b Register 0, btanborough, run out 0; Charles, b Register 0; Burlace, b Register 0; Westeon-lV ebb, c Pickard, b Register 0; Fulton, o Dowell, b Burtensliaw 11; Huile>, std. Moore, b Burtensliaw 8; McNeil, not out 1- extras b; total 74. Bowling lor Dannevirke: Register, 5 for Burtensliaw 3 for !); Brogan, 1 for G Allen, 1 lor Ij, Pickard, 0 for 13. Dannevirke, iirst innings. Bio„an, t> Mair 17; McDowell, b Mair 9; lickaid, - Weston-Webb, b Mair dl; Charles 4; Burtensliaw', b Man H, Bolt, b Weston-Webb 5; Allen, b Weston-Webb 0; Moore, b Weston-Webb 0; Mclntosh, c Burlace, b Charles 19; Pine, std lu ton b Weston-Webb 4; Hendy, not out 3° extras 2; total 151. Bowling foi Woodville - Weston-Webb, 4 for 17; Mair, 4 lor 50; Charles, 2 for 35; Brandon « lor F . Nicholson, 0 for 11; Stanborough, 0 foi K.

Tennis. Keen interest is being displayed m local tennis this season and eve y line afternoon the club’s live courts aie kept fully occupied. The playing stiength of the club has increased by the arnval o several new members, while it in- to see some of the junior members showing excellent promise. A handicap tournament, to iinish before the commencement of the competition matches held by the Manawa.tu Association, J s . t present being run, the draw, tot the d Cerent events being as follows Men’s doubles: Foreman and Bh~s ‘ v. Andrew and RenneLt 0»); ijj Norman (owe 10) a bye; Oldham u‘ki Bbbett (3) v. Mackie and Johnslon (6). Jones and Anderson (10) t. ben ls j u ’ and Williams (scr.); Mitchell and Bako (25) a bye; Ewing and Home ( ) Goodwin and Robertson (owe 15)Ladies’ doubles: Misses A Dav.s »d H. Skinner (28) v Hisses ami Whittington(o) Mis.ivin a mlrj King (scr.) v. Mrs. , Grinlinton Gothard (7); Skinner (10) v. Misses M. Ciaike and . , ig /osv. Mrs Foreman and Miss •*. (13)’v" Misses Toogood and W. (18); Misses Goodwin and Redwood U 0 v. Mrs. Horne and AUss fsj' -It ( - ) Misses Mules and B. ‘Smith > Graham and Singers (la). . , Combined doubles: Renuett and Miss L Grinlinton (10) v. Bus. • Wriglit Skinner (16); Foreman and Mrs- ' Wrtgl t sivs ® «$ i-k“ k ?nrv£" £ «? rss (i). Home Siune (7) v. Schischlta •md'Miss' WhlUlngton (owe 6); AVhitting•inu miss King (25) v. Andrew and M n <f Peebles U2) Johnston and Mrs. Horne (7) v. Goodwin and Miss Redwood (7). .