SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 28 November 1938, Page 10

SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP

WAIME.Y PLAY AT THE PARK MATCH AGAINST WAKATU On the senior wicket at the Park on Saturday Wakatu did well to dismiss a i strong 'aimea side for 213 runs. After j a disastrous start by losing three good ! wickets for 4 runs, M. Fowler and D. j Max made a stand with strong support | coming from the later batsmen. In ' Rogers’ 25 were three hits for 6. one of j them landing in Trafalgar street. E. Wilde and Charlotte bore the brunt j of the bowling for Wakatu and were ! supported by good fielding in which department Eden and Johnston set a good ! example Wilde secured the good figures of six for 35. At stumps Wakatu had lost one wie- ! ket for 33 runs. Following are the! scores; WAIMEA U Max. b Wilde j j M. Jenkins, b Charlotte 0 M. Fowler, c S.ytnes, b Wilde 74 K. Newth. b Wilde 0. D. Max. c Symes. b Charlotte 27 : j Joyce, b Biggs 12 C. Shuttleworth. b Glover 38 j H. McMurray. b Wilde 6 ! Mason, b Wilde 12 ; 1 T. Rogers, e Biggs, b Wilde 25 j I Irvine, i ot out 1 | j Extras 17 Total 213 Bowling: N. Charlotte 111 overs) two; | wickets for 35 runs; E. Wilde (12 overs) ! six wickets f )-• 35; D. Glover (6 overs) j i one for 35; N. Biggs <5 overs) one for ! I 21; S. ‘ )ok (3 overs) none for 28; G. i | Symes (5 overs) none for 10. WAKATU First Innings 1 S. -is, not out 13 J S Cook, c Shuttleworth, b L. Max 10 ; M Eden, not out 4 Total, one wicket for 33