Pohangina Valley

Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 47, 26 February 1936, Page 12

Pohangina Valley

From Our Own Correspondent. On Saturday members of Colyton Cricket Club were visitors to Pohangina where they played a match against the local enthusiasts. The game, which was played on the domain playing area, resulted in a decisive win for the visitors oy nine wickets. Lunch and afternoon tea were served by the local ladies, and after the match Mr W. Power expressed the thanks of his team and appreciation of the hospitality shown them. Mr D. Spelman suitably replied stating that it luul always been a pleasure to meet tin* Colyton team. The game was interesting throughout, the greatest achievement of the day being W. Power’s hat trick at the close of Pohangina’s first innings which brought forth rounds of applause from spectators and players alike. Details of the game were as follows:

Pohangina, first innings: li. Filzherbcrt. run out. 20; V. Sinclair, o Thurston, b Shepherd, 0; L. J. AVagstaff, c McLeod, b Shepherd, 1; R. Sinclair, e Shepherd, b V iles, 15; G. AVagstaff, run out, j; .1. Howell, c Howell, b Viles, .1; S. L. AVagstaff, b Power, 4; D. Spelman, b Power, 0; ,AV. Howell sen., stumped Power, 9; K. Watson, not out, 0;' N. Aloar. run out, S: A. E. Orgias, c Hocken, b Power 2; E. Orgias. b Power, 0; extras, 13; total, 61. Bowling: Slleoek, 0 for 1; Shepherd, 2 for 1; Brown, 0 for 9; Ilocken, 0 for 6; M. Fitzherbert, 0 for 6; A’iles, 2 for 10; Thurston, 0 for 4; \\ r . Howell jun., 0 fob 4; Power, 5 for 3; Williamson, 0 for 7. Second innings: N. Hoar, c Shepherd, b Power, 18; V. Sinclair, e and b McLeod, 1; AV. Howell sen., b .McLeod, 0; It. Sinclair, stumped Viles, 1; J. Howell, b Power, 8; R. Watson, b Power, 0; H Fitzherbert, c Brown, b Power, 3; A. E Orgias, b Shepherd, 28; G. Thomson, no! out, 16; U. Spelman, e Shepherd, b Power 0; 15. Orgias, b Shepherd, 1; extras, 3, total, 79. Bowling: Brown, 0 for 18; McLeod, 2 for 12; Power. 5 for 26; Thurston, 0 for IS; Shepherd, 2 for 3. Colyton, first innings: L. Thurston, c V. Sinclair, b Hoar, 8; S. Hocken, c Orgias, b Moar, 1: W. Brown, c V. Sinclair, b Hour, 0; AV. Howell jun., c It. Sinclair, b Fitzherbert, 35; N. AVilliamson, b G. AA'agstaff, 28; AV. McLeod, c Moar, b G. AVagstaff, 2; A. Silcock, run out. 8; H. Shepherd, c E. Orgias, b Fitzherbert, 3; M. Fitzherbert, b Fitzherbert, 0; K. A’iles, not out, 24; AV. Power, b Fitzherbert, 6; F. AA’agstaff, b A r . Sinclair. 12; L. Galvin, b G, AATigstaff, 1; extras. 11; total, 133. Bowling: Moar. 3 for 12; R. Sinclair, (J for 6; J. Howell, 0 for 12; E. Orgias, 0 for 16; Fitzherbert, 4 for 17; G. AVagstaff, 2 for S; V. Sinclair, 1 for 22; W. Howell sen., 0 for 12; K. AVatson, 0 for 15; D. Spelman, 0 for S. In the second innings Colyton, requiring eight runs to win, secured the number with the loss of one wicket. School Picnic. Tile local school children suffered a disappointment on Friday when in view of tlio unsettled state of the weather it was found advisable to postpone until the following week, the annual school picnic. The danco which was arranged for the evening, however, was held and proved most enjoyable. There was a very good attendance, the proceeds being in aid of a new school library. Mr Bramwell, of Feilding, supplied excellent music and supper was provided by the ladies.