Cricket
Mangonui v. the Campers Tiie usual annual cricket match Mangonui versus the World was held at Cooper's Beach oil Saturday 30th when the M.C.C. defeated the Campers by 102 to 65. This has become ail annual event and is looked forward to with great interest. The ladies attached to the Club provided the lunch which was much appreciated. Mangonui v. Bay Cricket Match A Bay of Islands team played a Mangonui County eleven at Victoria Valley on Tuesday. Owing to a dislocation of the car arrangements the Bay team did not arrive on the field until eleven o’clock, so there was only time to play a one-innings match which resulted in Mangonui winning with a score of 77, the Bay team compiling 55. Some Cricket. Hints Some “Don’ts” That Should be Useful Cricket is a game that is gaining strength in the North, and as there are naturally a number of players new to the game, we hope the Don’ts listed below may help to promote not only the advancement of the sport, but also the true spirit of cricket. Bowlers Don’t bowl body line it’s unpopular. Don’t make frivolous appeals. Don’t forget to place your field. Don’t forget that there are more ways of getting a batsman out. than by clean bowling him. Fieldsmen Don’t forget to signal boundaries. Don’t forget to back up. Batsmen Don’t touch a rising off ball. Don’t waste time between wickets. Don’t step in front of your wickets, Don’t try to score off every ball. Don’t decide your stroke before the ball is delivered. General fc Don’t forget to pay your subs. A live without money. all the work to the then complain. Buck in a hand yourself. Ejyjjj&S&ifWtisers you saw it in the Age.”
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Northland Age, Volume 3, Issue 14, 5 January 1934, Page 10
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292Cricket Northland Age, Volume 3, Issue 14, 5 January 1934, Page 10
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