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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 2 November 1914, Page 8

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COUNTRY CRICKET. TAPAWERA ASSOCIATION-. JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP. KOHATU V. SHERRY RTVER. ( In the Junior Championship iriat.'h between Kohatu and Sherry River, Koiatn won by 135 runs. Scores : KOHATU; Ist innings. N. Wilkinson, stumped £ M. Gibbs. b E. Jones £ A. N. Coleman, b J. Lines *» W. Batty, b J. lanes ._ l _ n a s J. Wilkinson, bUupp>g 11 ■■ Innis Coleman, c .jones, b Len J?ahl 13 A. Gibbs. b Jones 4 E. A- Coleman, not out 13 P*. J. Coieman, c Pahl, b Talil 3 A. E. Coleman, b Pahl D 2- W. Coleman, c Thomas, b Pahl 5 Extras 14 Tota-I 108 Second Inning.-. N r . Wilkinson, o Ten Pahl, b Currin 5 E. A Coleman, b E. Jones 18 il. Gibbs, b E. Jones £ A. N. Coleman, b E. Jones i "W. Batty, b E. Jones 6 J. Wilkinson, b J. Lines 20 I. Coleman, c Nieman, b W. Thomas 42 A. Gibbs. b J. Lines 2 B. G. Coleman, b J. Lines 2 A. E. Coleman, b Nieman 26 E W. Coleman, not out 12 Extras 14 Total .^ 8w 162 SHERRY P.IVER ; Ist inings. Currin, c A. E. Coleman, b Wilkinson 22 J. Lines, b N. Wilkinson •$ J.-Pahl, b N. Wilkinson 6 A. Thomas, c A. £. Coleman, b N. Wilkinson c E. Jones, b N. Wilkinson W. Thomas, b E. A. Coleman J Len- Pahl. b E. A. Coleman 4 L. Niemaii, 1 b.w., bE. A. Coleman 12 P. Harford, net out 0 V. Price, b E. A. Coleman 0 W- Hill, c A. N. Coleman, b E. A. Coleman Extras *» Total ?! It. Currin, b R. G. Coleman 7 J. Lines, not out 11 A. Thomas, thrown out i£ J. Pahl, b R. G. Coleman <-) E. Jones, b Tl. G. Coleman - W. Thomas, c R.G. T b E. A. Coleman 0 Len Pahl, b R. G. Coleman 1 Ten Nieman. b R. G. Coleman < P, Harford, b R. G. Colemau o V. Price, b R. G. Coleman 2 W. -Hill, b R. G. Coleman *? Extras ' • . 1* Total 64 NELSON ASSOCIATION. SENIOR -CHAMPIONSHIP. NELSON V. KAMURA. This match was commenced on Saturday. Scores:— NELSON.— first innings. Miller, b Clark J Lane, b Barnett £» Louisson, b Hull *♦* Smith, ran out ° Griffin, not out |i Jaskson, b Hnll l ? Walter, c and b Hnll £ Hesseltine. b Hull ° Gudsell, b Clark £ Cunningham, b Hargreaves Extras '_ Total 112 Bowling 1 analysis: Clark two wicket? for 16 runs, Barnett- one for 16, rluii four for 25. Hargreaves one for no runs. Second Innings. Griffin, c and b Hargreaves "■ 2 Lane .c and b Clark ' Cunningham, c Hargreaves, b Hargreaves 12 Louisson, not oue x * Gudsell, not out Total (for three wickets) 29 KAMURA.—First innings. Bensemann, b Louisson Barnett, b Louisson ° Thomason, not out ■ ' Treweek, c Griffin, b Lane .j> A Hargreaves, c and b Jackson » Pike, c Griffin, b Hull ,° Hull, b Griffin *£ H Hargreaves, b Griffin J: Clark, b Lane " Brassington, c Hesseltine, b Lane ut , Burn, b Lane % Extras Total . Jp Bowling analysis: Lane four tor 24 Louisson two for 20, Jackson one for 16, Hesseltine one for 12, Griffin f.vo for 7. • . COLLEGE V. OLD ,BOYS. BIG SCORE BY SAXON. The senior cup fixture between College and Old Bovs was commenced on tne College ground on Saturday. The feature of the dav's play was an innings oi 209 bv Saxon'. He was at the wicket for about three hours, and played free and stvlish. cricket. A chance was given when the batsman was 60, and another. <=ocn after the .century was reached, >-ut, neither was accepted. A low ball wa* eventually accepted by \ereoe when Saxon had reached 209, six runs short of Sht record held by E. Neale. .On leaving the wicket Saxcn was loudly apPl Tht College total of 384 is 28 short of. the record fat up by Qld Boys a few seasons back, when the i™»g s was declared closed with two wickets down for 412. The scores were : COLLEGE. Saxon, c N. Vercoe, b Giblin 209 Young, 1.b.w., Blincoe ° Tullv, b Giblin " Whitwell, b Neale Mason, b Neale 17 Watson, b Giblin ±L Schadick, b Davis ™ EveTett, c and b Eves °? Leitch, not out Johnstone, run out Extras Total ~ 384 . Bowling analysis: Blincoe 1 for 63, Neale2 for 65; M. Giblin 4 for 127; Davis 1 for 51; N. Vercoe 0 for 16; Wilkes 0 for 3; E, Vercoe 3 for 25; Eves lf ° r4 ' OLt>BOYS. Neale, not out N. Yercoe, c Wilson, b Tully ~ Wilkes, b Young £ M. Giblin, not out . « Extras f Total for two wickets' 31 Bowling analvsis: Young 1 for M ; Tully 1 for 12." JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP. In the Junior Championship fixture played at Stoke, the Boys' Training Farm beat Nelson by four wickets. Nelson made 50 (Sinclair 22) and 50 (Harris 35) and Boys' Training Farm 49 (Rosaiiowski 11 and Bullivant 11) and 55 for 6 • wickets (Pointon 10 and Bradstock 22).