KITCHINGMAN CUP MATCH

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 23 January 1939, Page 10

KITCHINGMAN CUP MATCH

WON BY RICHMOND CLUB The second bowling match of the 1938-39 series for the Kitchingman Cup between Maitai and Richmond Clubs was played on the latter’s green on Saturday afternoon and resulted in a win for Richmond by a margin of 26 Points. Shortly after the commencement of play the sky clouded over and fairly heavy rain fell for practically an hour, during which afternoon tea was partaken of. However, the sky cleared and brilliant sunshine prevailed for the remainder of the afternoon, the match finishing rather on the late side. The following are the rinks and scores, Maitai names being mentioned

Robertson, Rowe, Lauria, De Lorenzo (s), 32; Harkness, S. Sutton, Gaffey. Powell (s), 18. Westrupp. Amodeo, Merlino, McLean (s>, 28; Jeffries, Miller, Meads, Fraser (s), 27. Hay, Dodson, Scoltock, Wilson (s), 22; Brown. Hammond. Giblin, Stratford (s), 27. Vaughan. Murray. Frost. Hayward (s>, 15; Blommaart. Wilson, A. Smith Wells (s), 32. Pettit, Nichols, Hockey, Johnson (s). 16; Best, Nelson, P. Sutton. Tanner (s), 35 Totals: Maitai 113; Richmond 139. Mr H. Dodson, on behalf of the Maitai Club, thanked the Richmond Club for an enjoyable afternoon and stated that whenever the two clubs met in a Kitchingman Cup match the competition was v- keenly contested. He also thanked the ladies for dispensing afternoon tea. which was greatly appreciated by his team-mates. Mr L. Wells, vice-president of the Richmond Club, replied on L:half of his club.

LOWER MOUTEHE First Innings R Holdaway, b J. Inglis 1 M. Holdaway, c Leigh, b R. Fowler 1 li. Smith, played on, b R. Fowler 0 G Allcotl, b J. Inglis 0 l. Drogemullor, run out 52 R. Stevens, Ibw, b J. Inglis 0 U. Starnes, b J. Inglis 0 A Lindup, c Ryder, b L. Reed ... 15 S Smith, c R. Fowler, b L. Reed ... 0 R Taylor, c and b C. Askew 8 H. Lindup, not out 0 Extras 1 Total 78 Bowling: .1. Inglis lour for 14, 11. Fowler two lor 11, (J. Askew one for 9, L Reed two for 34, J. llolyoake none for a RIWAK A First Innings (1 Fowler, not out 40 U. Ryder, b R. Stevens 0 ; H. Fowler, b R. Holdaway 14 [.. Reed, e B. Smith, b R. Taylor ... 11 H Uoodailj b R. Taylor 1 C Askew, b R. Stevens 19 J llolyoake, c L. lh’ogemullor, b S. Smith 33 B Reeves, b M. Holdaway 16 Extras 2 Total for seven wickets 136 BROOKLYN V. MOTUEKA The first innings in the match played between Brooklyn and Motueka on the former's ground produced small scores—--57 and 41 runs respectively. L. Goodger had to his credit six wicket? for 18, and M. Soane four for 11. In their second strike Brooklyn showel improved form, and at slumps had 99 o l the board for seven wickets. S. Young with a handy 31 was the best individual effort. BROOK!A N First Innings II Mickell, b Gaskell 0 N. Holyoake, c Crayford, b Goodger 6 S. Young, b Gaskell 0 M. Soano, c Goodger, b Crayford ... 12 li. Burrows, c sub, b Goodger 1] D A»kew, b Goodger 0 J. Fowler, b Goodger 0 G Rowling, b Goodger 3 K Askew, c Rogers, b Goodger 7 VV. Louis, c Grooby, b G. 'Talbot ... 5 K. Bruiting, not out 13 Total 57 Bowling: J. Gaskell two f or 6, H. Rogers none for 15, L. Goodger six for 13, B. Crayford one for 9, G. Talbot one fo* 9. MOTUEKA First Innings L. Guodger, b Burrows 6 W. Reynolds, c Mickell, b llolyoake 0 L. Grooby, Ibw, b Soane 4 G Talbot, run out 0 R Crayford, lbw, b Burrows 1 li Smith, h Soane 3 H. Suckling, b Soane 2 H Rodger, b Soane 0 J. Gaskell, c Bruning, b llolyoake ... 2 i K Bourke, not out 8 '•J. Failover, b Young 5 i Extras 10 • I Total 41 Bowling: ll.« Burrows two for 9, N. | Holyoake two for 6, M. Soane four for j 11, S. Young one for 5. BROOKLYN Second Innings N. llolyoake, b G. Talbot 15 R Mickell, c U. Talbot, b Roger It. S. Young, c Goodger, b Smith 31 H. Bruning, c and b Rodger 9 M. Soane, c Goodger, b Rodger ... 5 D Askew, c Failover, b Smith 4 H Burrows, c Talbot, b Smith 1 J. Fowler, not out 6 W. Louis, not out 5 Extras 7 Total for seven wickets 99 Bowling; G. Talbot one for 27, Goodgoi none fo r 25, H. Rodger three for 17, H. Smith three for 21. JUNIOR GAM EONS HAKAREWA V. TUI in the junior competition VVhakarevva defeated Tui at \\ liakurewa by four wickets and lour runs. Tui scored 82 and 96 in their respective innings, and Whukarewa replied with 130 and 52 for six wickets. i’articulurs of play are us follows: Tui, first innings: R. Fell 8, 11. Holdaway 26, E. Krannncf 14, B. Rolling 13, C. Bullard 17, H. Davis not out l, extras 3. Total 82. | Bowling: M. Inwood one for 14, ,J. Eginton one for 14, it. Eginton one for 27, G. W ilkinson one for 19, li. Robinson two for 0, J. Hunt one for 7. W liukarewa, first innings ; J. Eginton 54, G. Wilkinson 27, R. Robinson 9, W. Eginton 3, O. Quinn 3, J. Satherley 17, ! A. W ratt not out 10, A. Inwood 4, ex- j tins 3. Total 130, Bowling: E.'Krumiuer one for 25, B j Rolling four for 43, S. Wratt live for j 23. Tui, second innings: S. Wratt 15, M. I Krammer 2, B. Rolling 1, 11. Iloldawav | 15, R. Fell 6, C. Bullard 38, L. Brougham 1, G. Sinclair not out 10, extras 3. Total S 6. Bowling: B. Robinson one lor 8, A. Wratt three for 25, M. In wood two foi 24, <). Quinn one for 28, J. Eginton one for 2 Whukarewa, second innings: J. Eginton 12, A. Wratt 4, M. Inwood 22, G. Wilkinson 8, J. Satherley not out 2, O. Quinn not out 1, extras 3. Total 52 for si.\ wickets. Bowling: S. Wratt one for 30, B Rolling one for 9, R. Fell two for 7, E. Klammer two for 2. RIWAK A V. UITER M OUTER E At Lower Mouterc Upper Moutere de-

feated Riwaka by six wickets and 11 rung. Riwaka, first tunings : C. Fauchelle 20, R Reed 11, E. Scroggins 9, A. Sparks 5, W. Polden 17, G. Hunt 10, J. Ryder not out 6, extras 7. Total 85. Bowling: M. Sigglekow- six for 27, R. Sigglekow two for 29, G. Sixtus one for 6 Upper Moutere, first innings: L. Ewers 51, L. Ducker 1, R. Sixtus 1, M. Sigglekow 38, G. Sixtus 1 E. Sigglekow 3, V. Ewers 4, extras 8. Total 107. Bow ling ; R. Reed five for 38, W. Poldou one for 8, K. Fowler four for 21. Riwaka, second innings: J. Ryder 11, V. Fry 9, R. Reed 13, W. Polden not out 16, K. Fowler 11, E. Scroggins 1, A. Sparks 5, Karsten 4, extras 2. Total 72. Bowling: R. Sixtus two for 27, E. Sigglekow four for 37, G. Sixtus four for 6. Upper Moutere, second innings: L. Ewers 18, G. Sixtus 12, L. Ducker 4, M. Sigglekow not out 12, extras 4. Total for four wickets 61. Bowling: K. Fowler two for 10, E. Scroggins one for 12, W. Polden one for 11. MOTUEKA V. BROOKLYN At the Motueka Cricket ground the Mo- ‘ tueka juniors gained a decision over i Brooklyn by 84 runs. I’he home team | scored 100 and 55 runs in the respective innings, and Brooldyu 37 and 34. Molueka, first innings: it. Inwood 13, E. Canton 13, W. Boyce 30. E. Smith 5, j D Boyce 14, K. Masters 16, extras 9. i Total 100. Bowling: G. Trewavas oue for 32, E. Fry three for 13, M. Nesbitt three for 9, S Fa yen three for 31. Brooklyn, first innings: S. Faveu L. E Fry 0, O. Par ices 2, G. Trewavas 7, T. Mickell LA. Young 7, M. Nesbitt 1. T Duncan 5, 11. Cox 3, C. Atkins 2, extras 2. Total 37. Bowling. L. Lammas three for 18, 1). . Boyce five for 17. Motueka, second innings: E. Canton 5, R. Inwood 6, K. Masters 14, \\ Boyce T , > D Boyce 3, E. Smith 2, J. Reed 9, \V. j Hawken 2, extras 7. l’otul 56. Bowling: M. Nesbitt one for 24, G. Trewavas eight for 19. E. Frv one ‘o, s. Broklyn, second innings: E. Fry 1. S. Fuyon 8, G. Trewavas 1. T. Duncan 9, i M. Duncan 5, O. Parl.cs 2. M. Nesbitt 11, ! total 34. Bowling: I>. Boyce two for 7, li. In , wood three for 23,* E. Smith four for 4.