Woodville

Manawatu Times, Volume 60, Issue 54, 6 March 1935, Page 10

Woodville

From Our Own Correspondent, Cricket.

A further match in the Hunter Shield series was commenced at Dannevirke on Saturday when Woodville met Dannevirke. Winning tho toss, Dannevirke oleeted to have first use of the wicket, but failed badly with the hat. At one stage they had lost five wickets for three runs, hut Ward 17, Bolt 13, and Moore 13 not out saved a debacle and the innings filially closed for a modest total of 58 runs. Woodville replied with 155, of which Nicholson Git, Stanboi-ougli 23, P. Burlace 19, C. Gallon 15 were the chief contributors. The match will be concluded next Saturday. Following are the scores: —

Dannevirke, first innings: Pickard, c Fulton, b Mail-, 0; Smith, b Mair, 0; McDowell, c Brandon, b Anderson, 1; Burldnshaw, 1) Anderson, 1; Brogan, b Anderson, 0; Ward, b Anderson, 17; Allen, b. Anderson, 4; Bott, c Gallon, b Nicholson, 14; Moore, not out, 13; Allardice, b Nicholson, 0; Hendy, b Nicholson, G; extras. 2; total, 58. Bowling analysis: Anderson, 5 for 19; Nicholson, 3 for IS; Mair, 2 for 24. Woodville. first innings: D. Brandon, c McDowell, b Allen, 2; P. Burlace, b Brogan, 19; Nicholson, run out, 69; Mair, b Brogan, 0; Gallon, hit wckt., b Allardice. 15; P. Brandon, lbw, b Allardice, 5; Stanborough. c Smith, b Pickard, 23; J. Burlace, b Allen, 0: Anderson, c Allen, b Pickard, 9; Charles, c Ward, b Pickard, 4; Fulton, not out, 1; extras, S; total, 155. Bowling analysis: Pickard, 3 for 39; Allen, 2 for 34; Brogan, 2 for 14; Allardice, 2 for 27; Smith, none for 19; Hendy, none for 12. Tennis. Continuing the competition interclub matches on Saturday, Woodville met Feilding on the local courts and were defeated by 10 matches to six, after some very interesting games. Results are as follows, Woodville players being mentioned first:— Men’s singles: W. Goodwin beat W. Boddy, 6—4, 2—6, o—3; F. Mackie beat Ttate C—4, 6—o; R. J. Schiska beat Kilgour C—2, 6—l; Graham beat Coggin G' —3, G—o. Ladies’ singles: Miss Graham lost to Miss Burke 5—9; Miss Toogood lost to Miss Elliott 5—9; Miss Mules lost to -Miss L. Rutherford I—9; Airs. Horne lost to Miss McLean I—9. Men’s doubles: Goodwin and Mackie boat Boddy and Tate G—4; Seliiska and Graham beat Kilgour and Coggin G—3, G—4. Ladies’ doubles: Misses Graham and Toogood lost to Misses Rutherford and Eliott 3—9; Miss Mules and Mrs. Horne lost to Misses Burke and McLean 5—9, Mixed doubles: Goodwin and Miss Graham lost to Boddy and Miss Burke 10 —12, Mackie and Miss Toogood lost to Tate and Miss Eliott 2—9, Schiska and Miss Mules lost to Kilgour and Miss Rutherford 4 — 9;Graham and Mrs. Horne lost to Coggin and Miss McLean 3—9. In the B grade, Woodville met Bunnythorps at Bunnvthorpe and were defeated easily by 15 sets and 105 games to 1 set and 41 games. Bowls. The club championship for 1935 was decided on tho local green last week when C. Forbes defeated 11. P. Horne. Thu championship was played on a two life system and when the final stages were reached, Horne had two lives and Forbes one. In the first final a very close and interesting game resulted, the score being even on tho 21st head, necessitating an additional head being played, which Forbes won with one shot. Another match was now necessary as each player still had one life and this game was played on Friday afternoon, when Forbes won with one shot. Another match was now necessary as each player still had one life and this game was played on Friday afternoon .when Forbes early established a good lead and was never headed, the game finishing on the isth head with tho scores 25 to 13 in favour of Forbes.