OLD BOYS LEAD COLLEGE

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXI, 28 March 1938, Page 10

OLD BOYS LEAD COLLEGE

FIRST DAY’S PLAY ON SATURDAY Commencing their third game with College on Saturday, Old Boys had gained a big lead when play ceased on the first day. College batted first, but ; never really looked like making runs j an d were all out in about 90 minutes i for 71 (one man short). Without McFarland. College did very well to get seven of their opponents out for 134, but when stumps were drawn the score ! had been taken to 217 with a wicket I still in hand. | Scores: COLLEGE First Innings

1 Heaps; b A. Newman : Scholfield, b J. Newman i Wilde, lbw., b A. Newman 11 0 1 | Bowers, c A. Newman, b J. Newman 11 J. W. Thorp, b J. Newman 1 Parker, c A. Newman, b J. Newman j T. C. Thorp, b Alloo 17 Lumsden, c Clark, b Neale 2 Loveridge, b Neale .. . 7 < Derham, not out McFarland (absent) Extras 13 Total Bowling: J. Newman took lour wickets lor 26 (12 overs), A. Newman for 14 (8 overs), Busch none foi 12 (2 overs), Alloo one for 5 (3 ove I Neale two for 2 a over;. OLD BOYS Neale, b J. Thorp ; Smith, c Bowers, b Heaps ... 26 Dee. c sub, b Derham 33 A. Newman, b Derham .... Busch, run out Alloo, c Lovendee, b Thorp y Eden, c and b Heaps 33 , R - Newman, c Loveridge, o Derham 5 Clark, b Loveridge 30 Brown, not out S J. Newman, not out 3 Extras 27 Total for nine wickets 217 Bowling: Derham three for 46 (16 1 overs). J. Thorp two for 69 (15 ove r«s i Heaps two for 34 (8 overs),Wilde n me for 22 (2 overs), Loveridge one 16 (2 overs).