CRICKET

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 24 November 1938, Page 2

CRICKET

MOTUEKA HIGH SCHOOL DEFEAT COLLEGE 4th lFroin Our Own Correspondent! The annual cricket fixture between Motueka High School and College was played at the Cricket Ground, Motueka. yesterday, when the home team defeated College 4th grade team by an innings and 92 runs. College batted first and were dismissed at the hands of N. Trewavas and F. Hobson for the small score of 19. Horner with 7 to his credit headed the list. School in their innings netted 178, of which total K. Leigh contributed 42, A. Goodyer 34, and N. Trewavas not out 20. On resuming College registered 67 runs; Pearce with 18 being the only batsman to «. btain double figures. Particulars of play are as follows: College, Ist innings:—B. Wilson, c Sparks, b Trewavas 1; Griffin, c and b Hobson, 2; Pearce, c and b Trewavas. 0; Weir, run out 0; Horner, b Hobson, 7; Bayley, lbw, b Trewavas, 0; Burch, b Hobson, 0; Hansen, b Trewavas, 1; Murray, b Goodyer, 2; Hughes, b Hobson, 1; Burland, not out, 4; extras, 1; total. 19. Bowling: A. Sparks none for 1, A. .Goodyer one for 1, N. Trawavas four for 4, F. Hobson four for 12. High School, Ist innings:—D. Brownlie, c and b Weir, 5; M. Smith, c and b Weir 1; K. Leigh, lbw, b Weir, 42; D. Hamilton, b Hansen, 4; A. Sparks, b Hansen 2; A Goodyer, run out, 34; F. Hobson, c and b Griffin, 16; J. Heath, c and b Weir, 16; R. Girvin, c and b •, Hansen, 13; N. Trewavas, not out 20; B. Smith, b Weir, 7; extras 18; total 178. Bowling: Weir five for 41, Hansen three for 52 B Wilson none for 20. Burch none for 13, Griffin one for 12, Murray none for 12. College, second innings:—Griffin, b Goodyer, 1; Burch, c Goodyer, b Sparks. 5; Pearce, b Sparks, 18; B. Wilson, b Heath, 2; Weir, c Heath, b Hamilton. 9; Horner, b Hamilton, 5; Bayley, lbw. b Hamilton, 2; Burland. b Hamilton. 1; Hansen, c Girvin, b Hobson, 5; Murray, not out, 6; Hughes, c Leigh, b Smith, 7; n extras, 6; total, 67. j Bowling: A. Sparks two for 21, A. F Goodyer one for 3. J. Heath one for 9, J D. Hamilton four for 14, F. Hobson one ft for 7, M. Smith one for 1, R. Girvin ii none for 3. n ftlr Smith travelled with the College team as manager, and Mr J. Clark act- a ed in a similar capacity for High n School. The visitors were entertained It at morning and afternoon tea at the tl High School, and at lunch at the Motue- | w ka Tea Kiosk. 1^ n BAP LEGS' Why suffer needlessly’" g Varex Method heals permanently No 0 ' resting Simple, safe, inexpensive Free Booklet. Ernest Healey, Pharmaceuti- n cal Chemist. Varex Ld., Box 1558 N v< Wellington.