INTER-HOUSE CRICKET
WIN FOR I’. & T. TEAM | The P. &T. Department won the rei turn cricket match against “Mail” Office at Trafalgar Park last evening with a ! safe margin of 30 runs. Sexton and | Gibbs batted well for P. & T. Depart- ] ment, both retiring. A feature of the j game was the number of batsmen run out. j Scores:— P. & T. I Gibbs, retired 45 j Douglas, st. Hunter, b Meacl 10 I Sexton, retired 32 j McCormick, run out 12 Colvin, b Allan 2 I Goodman, run out 7 Scadden, run out 3 Ready, b Mead fj ! Fleming, run out 0 White, not out 0 | Sutcliffe, c Pahl, b Allan 0 Extras 7 Total 128 Bowling: Mead took one wicket for 42 runs; Delaney, none for 36; Allan, 1 two for 23; Hunter, none for 15. “MAIL” OFFICE I Delaney, b White 9 Mead, b Sexton 10 Hunter, b Fleming 10 Allan, c Gibbs, b White 9 Ross, c Sexton, b Gibbs 3 Stone, run out 3 Pownall. b McCormick 18 ; Pahl. run out 4 jG. Walker, c Goodman, b Douglas 5 Ward, not out 1 J. Walker, b McCormick 2 Extras 24 Total 98 Bowling: Sexton, one for 16; White, two for 17; Fleming, none for 15: Gibbs, two for 7: Colvin, none for 14; Goodman, none for 4: Douglas, one for 1; McCormack, two for 4.
ROBERTSON’S V. NORRIS’S ELEVEN At Pioneer Park last evening Robertsons beat Norris’s XI by 32 runs. Norris • XI, batting first, scored 77 runs, to which total Geo. Dobson contributed 34. In reply Robertson’s total reached 109. S. Pike (36) and D. Clover (34) batted well. Details:— NORRISS’S K. Sutton, b E. Kidson 13 G. Dobson, c Kidson, b Rosier 34 J. Ellis, b E. Kidson 0 F. Coates, c Young, b Rosier 0 Faulding, 1.b.w., b Rosier 17 11. Kincaid, b Rosier () M. Hurley, c Bensemann, b Kidson 6 J. Kincaid, b Rosier 0 R. Ward, b Kidson 1 V. Eban, c Hoult, b Rosier l G. Norriss, not out o Extras 5 Tota 1 77 Bowling: E. Kidson took four wickets for 41 runs; A. Rosier, six for 31. ROBERTSON’S C. Bell, b Faulding 5 E. Silcock, b Ellis 0 H. Young, 1.b.w., b Ellis I F. Wadsworth, b Faulding 0 E. Kidson, c and b Ellis ,0 S. Pike, c Ellis, b Coales 56 D. Glover, c Sutton, b Faulding M A. Bensemann. c Eban, b Ellis .. 7 A. Rosier, b Sutton 5 R. Leaver, b Ellis 0 R. Hoult, not out 5 Extras 0 Total 109 Bowling: Ellis took five wickets for 46 runs; Faulding, three for 42; Coates, | one for 15; Sutton, one for 0.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 31 January 1939, Page 9
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448INTER-HOUSE CRICKET Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 31 January 1939, Page 9
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