HOUSE CRICKET
STATE ADVANCES AND PUBLIC WORKS An interesting game was played at Trafalgar Park last evening between teams representing the State Advances and Public Works Departments. The State Advances was without the services of three of its “regulars” and drew reinforcements from the local constabulary. With seven wickets down for 44, .State Advances appeared to be lard-pressed but a good stand by the eam’s “ring-ins” enabled it to reach a cotal of 106 which was sufficient to head iff the Public Works’ total by 17 runs. \ feature of the game was the excellent lelding of both teams, the catching of he winners being particularly good. Details: Public Works 89. (Brownee 24. Martin 22. Hearfield 21). Bowi-
ng for State Advances: Row two for 7, Uoodman two for 11, Squires one for C, Oaigent one for 8, and McLaughlin one for 11. State Advances. 106. (Squires 22 not mt, Goodman 20. Stevens 20 and Amst 0). Bowling for Public Works: Rodeick three for 16. Stewart two for 11, Tearfield one for 9, Brownlee one for
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 80, 23 February 1945, Page 2
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175HOUSE CRICKET Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 80, 23 February 1945, Page 2
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