MOTUEKA

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXX, 5 October 1936, Page 9

MOTUEKA

CRICKET SENIOR MATCHES (From Our Own Correspondent) Senior matches, commenced the previous week, were concluded at the respective grounds on Saturday. Motueka defeated Brooklyn by eight wickets. Lower Moutere gained a victory over Whakarewa by an innings and 58 runs, and Riwaka ran out the winners in their match with Upper Moutere by 110 runs. Particulars of play are as follows: BROOKLYN V. MOTUEKA AT BROOKLYN First innings—Brooklyn 41, Motueka six for 69. MOTUEKA First Innings C. Kinzett, b IT. Holyoake . 23 W. Peterson lbw, b S. Young 1 G. Talbot, b S. Young 4 J. Webster, b S. Young 14 F. Silke. b K. Askew 19 A. Moverley, b N. Holyoake U 11. Suckling, b S. Young 1 J. Gaskell, c N. Holyoake, b S. Young 2 H. Smith, b S. Young 10 N. Dew, not out 1 N. Hyland, b N. Holyoake 4 Extras 5 Total 95 Bowling: S. Young took six wickets for 36 runs, P. Boyes none for 4, N. Holyoake two for 19, E. Askew none for 8, H. Holyoake one for 15, K. Askew one for 7. BROOKLYN Second Innings

D. Askew, b J. Gaskell 0 E. Askew, b N. Hyland 6 H. Holyoake, b F. Silke 5 S. Young, b F. Silke 17 W. Bradley, c Webster, b Talbot ... 0 P. Boyes, b N. Hyland 1 I Fowler, b N. Hyland 2 H. Young, c Smith, b Peterson ... 13 N. Hoiyoake, lbw, b Suckling 2 K. Askew, run out 1 O. Parkes, not out 1 Extras H Total 59 Bowling: J. Gaskell took one wicket for 5, J. Webster none for 5. N. Hyland three for 8, F. Silke two for 10, W. Peterson one for 14, H. Suckling one for 3, G. Talbot one for 3. MOTUEKA Second Innings N. Dew, b N. Holyoake 0 W. Peterson, not out 4 C. Kinzett, b N. Holyoake 1 J. Webster, not out 2 Extras 2 Total, two wickets for 9 Bowling: N. Holyoake took two wickets for 1 run, S. Young one for 6. LOWER MOUTERE V. WHAKAREWA AT LOWER MOUTERE Whakarewa 54 Lowere Moutere, eight for 132 LOWER MOUTERE First Innings B. Smith, b E. Bisley 0 V. Krammer, b E. Bisley 5 G. Ailcott, b B. Elford 58 C. Starnes, b E. Bisley 0 M. Stevens, b H. Eginton ......... 20 R. Stevens, b B. Elford 5 R. Holdaway, b E. Bisley 34 G. Wise, b C. Bisley 7 R. Taylor, b B. Elford 13 M. Holdaway, b E. Elford 0 J. Brash, not out 10 Extras 19 Total ..183 Bowling: E. Bisley took five wickets for 38 runs, H. Eginton one for 19, C. Bisley one for 40, B. Elford three for 18. WHAKAREWA Second Innings E. Wratt, b R. Eaylor 35 E. Bisley, b M. Stevens 0 C. Bisley, b M. Holdaway 7 IT. Eginton, b R. Stevens 0 H. Barry, b R. Taylor 8 H. Elford, not out 5 S. Woods, b R. Holdaway 1 B. Inwood, c Holdaway, b Taylor 2 D. Kelly, c R. Stevens, b R. Holdaway 0 N. Bisley, stpd. Smith, b R. Holdaway 0 G. Eginton, b R. Taylor 1 Extras 12 Total ; . 71 Bowling: G. Wise took no wickets for 20 runs, M. Stevens one for 6, R. Stevens one for 4, M. Holdaway one for 17, R. Taylor four for 3, R. Holdaway three for 8.

RIWAKA V. UPPER MOUTERE, AT RIWAKA Riwaka, first innings 11l Upper Moutere, first innings one for 53 UPPER MOUTERE First Innings O. Eggers, c and b J. Holyoalce... 35 W. Sigglekow, b J. Holyoake 22 F. Beuke, not out 5 V. Sixtus, b J. Holyoake 0 D. Ewers, b J. Holyoake 0 L. Ewers, b R. Fowler 2 R. Sigglekow, b J. Holyoake 0 G. Sixtus, b J. Holyoake 0 J. Sigglekow, b J. Inglis 3 E. Sigglekow, c G. Rowling, b Inglis 0 N. Sixtus, b J. Inglis 0 Extras 5 Total I 2 Bowling: R. Fowler took one wicket for 15 runs, J. Inglis three for 16, C. Askew none for 17, L. Holyoake none for 7, T. Reed none for 8, J. Holyoake six for 3. RIWAKA Second Innings G. Fowler, b G. Sixtus 36 R. Bowers, b W. Sigglekow 34 H. Fowler, not out 27 J. Holyoake, b O. Eggers 2 L. Holyoake, c V. Sixtus, b O. Eggers 1 J. Inglis, c R. Sigglekow, b O. Eggers 13 Extras 10

Total, five wickets declared 129 Bowling: V. Sixtus took no wickets for 20 runs, D. Ewers none for 10, O. Eggers three for 34, E. Sigglekow none for 11, W. Sigglekow one for 24, G. Sixtus one for 20. UPPER MOUTERE Second Innings O. Eggers, c and b J. Holyoake,... 29 W. Sigglekow, c H. Goodall, b J. Inglis F. Beuke, b H. Fowler 2 R. Sigglekow, b J. Holyoake ... 1 D. Ewers, b J. Holyoake 22 V. Sixtus, b J. Holyoake 0 L. Ewers, c Bowers, b Askew 1 M. Sigglekow, not out 0 J. Sigglekow', b J. Holyoake 0 G. Sixtus, b Askew 0 M. Sixtus, c Rowling, b J. Holyoake ® Extras 3 Total 38

Bowling: J. Holyoake took six wickets for 11 runs, IT. Fowler none for . 7'. J. Inglis one for 3, C. Askew two lor S, G. Rowling, none for 13, H. Fowler one for 12. SATURDAY’S FIXTURES Motueka cricket fixtures for Saturday have been drawn as follows: — SENIOR Motueka v. Lower Moutere, at Motueka. Umpires: Messrs O. C. Wilkinson and Hy. Fry. Upper Moutere v. Brooklyn, at Upper Moutere. Umpires, Messrs A. G. Talbot and E. Bensemann. Whakarewa v. Riwaka, at Whakarewa, Messrs N. Cozens and D. W. Talbot. JUNIOR High School v. Motueka. at High School, Messrs A. Hunt and Hubert Fry. Tui v. Pokororo, at Lower Moutere. Mr C. Jackson. Riwaka v. Brooklyn at Riwaka, Messrs A. Smith and A. E. Fry. Whakarewa a bye. TENNISCLUB SEASON OPENED The Motueka Tennis Club’s courts were,officially opened for the season, on Saturday afternoon, by the president, the Rev. Canon G. A. Crossman, in the presence of a large attendance of members and friends. After extending a welcome to all, the president explained that the club this year had been forced, as a matter of policy, to relinquish the Manoy courts. It was thought, he said, that the club’s two courts would not be sufficient to meet requirements in view of an increased membership. On the club’s property there was space available, if the necessity arose, to lay down another two courts. The committee proposed to ascertain the cost of a new court, as it was considered that an additional one would provide adequate playing area in the meantime. Canon Crossman expressed pleasure at the fact that several young members had been elected to the committee, and that they were taking up their duties most enthusiastically. Besides a new court, the committee had in view the stripping off of the grass at both ends of the present courts and the asphalting of the whole area.

The president remarked that, during last year, there had been little competition for the challenge buttons, and he expressed the hope that more interest would be taken in this competition in the current season. He announced the following present holders of the Shaw Thompson buttons: — Men’s doubles, Mr Percy Craig and partner; ladies’ doubles, Mrs Craig and partner; and ITari Koa buttons, combined doubles, Mr and Mrs L. Drogemuller. Miss N. Crossman served the first ball, and the courts were declared open for the season. The excellent afternoon tea provided and dispensed by the ladies was thoroughly enjoyed, after which a number of friendly games were organised.

LADIES’ GOLF The draw for the medal round to be played on Wednesday next, 7th October, is as follows: Mrs Orr and Miss Everett; Mrs Smith and Mrs Thorp; Mrs Goodman and Miss Morrison; Miss Ross and Mrs Cameron; Mrs Minchin and Mrs Stilwell; Mrs Heath and Mrs Hamilton; Mrs Stratford and Miss Crossman; Mrs Craig and Mrs Everett; Miss Cooper and Miss Mackay; Mrs Taylor and scorer.