WAIMEA DEFEAT WAKATU
MARGIN OF 55 RUNS ON FIRST INNINGS TAILENDERS COLLAPSE On Saturday Waimea finished their championship game with Wakatu. winning by 55 runs on the first innings. At four o’clock Wakatu had five down for 150 runs, but the remaining wickets fell to the bowling of D. Max for the paltry addition of 8 runs, Wakatu being out for 158, D. Max’s figures going from one for 24 to five for 27. M. Eden (66) was the only bright spot in Wakatu’s innings. Waimea had a second strike, losing five wickets for 70. Following are the scores:— WAKATU First Innings S. Masters, b Joyce 16 S. Cook, c Shuttleworth, bL. Max... 10 M. Eden, b McMurray 66 C. Kinzett, c and b Rogers 17 F. Symes, lbw, b Joyce 1 A. Jones, c Jenkins, b D. Max 23 F. Johnston, b D. Max 0 D. Glover, not out 1 N. Biggs, b D. Max "o N. Charlotte, e Newth. bD. Max... 2 E. Wilde, b D. Max 0 Extras 22 Total 158 Bowling: Rogers took one wicket for 9 runs (7 overs), McMurray one for 12 (8), L. Max one for 33 (14). J. Joyce two for 41 (12), D. Max five for 27 (7.2) H. Irvine none for 13 (1)*. WAIMEA First innings 213 Second Innings K. Newth, b Symes 8 L. Max, b Jones 10 M. Jenkins, retired 15 M. Mason, b Glover 3 M. Fowler, not out 8 Extras 2 Total for five wickets 70
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 5 December 1938, Page 11
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