Takahue defeats Mangonui

Northland Age, Volume 4, Issue 10, 7 December 1934, Page 2

Takahue defeats Mangonui

In the Junior match played at Takaiiue between the local eleven and the Maugonn, Juniors, the local team won by over an innings. _ lh . mangonui E. Harris 1, * w i\/T A * Rogers 2 W. Morey h a 13 Mo bA - Rogers 4 •d. Martin k a d r TT7-n* D A * Rogers 0 LwTu C °- R ™b Switzer 6 RT W b Switzer 0 R-EWrathaH bA. Rogers 3 K. Wrathall ? J McCullough hSwi n w I b Switzer 0 °- Wngllt b Switzer 0 W. Mo rey c Switzer bA. Rogers “ J. Williams b Switzer 1 t w 11 '? bA- Rogers 2 WM r K bA. Rogers 2 ur y , b Ro « ers 1 R. T Wrathall b D. Wallace 9 K. bN. Rogers 0 B ’ Martl " bN. Rogers 3 P. McCullough runout jJ Ryde f bD. Wallace 0 G - Wn S |,fc not out 1 Extras 30 TAKAHUE B. Wright bB. Martin 3 D. Wallace c Williams bB. Martin 5 N. Rogers bB. Martin 0 Switzer bE. Harris 19 A Rogers bB. Martin 0 Dallimore bE. Harris 13 bE. Harris 7 N - Whifce bE. Harris 0 L Wright not out 2 C. Wright c sub. bE. Harris 0 Extras j 6° The new cricket pitch proved fast, and also the bowlers’ paradise, as the ball kept low and therefore no big hits were recorded. The visitors were entertained at lun°heon and afternoon tea. (Mr. R. T. Wrathall, speaking on behalf of the visiting team, complimented the Takahue club on the splendid pitch they had laid down, stating that it was one of the best he had ever played on.