HAURAKI PLAINS COMPETITION.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19800, 22 November 1927, Page 16

HAURAKI PLAINS COMPETITION.

BEMABKABLE BOWLING FEATS. [BY "TELEGRAPH. OWN CORRESPONDENT.] N GATE A, Monday. In tie third round cl the Hauraki Plains Cricket Asaociation'B inter-club competition, Turua, 131 (Macklow 77), secured a twopoint victory over Pipiroa, 53 (O'Ncil 33). In the match between Kopuaram, which made 64, and Kaihere, 53, R. Connors (Kopuarahi), put up a bowling performance. He took the 10 Kerepeehi •wicketa at a cost of 5 runs. At Orongo, Ngs.tea scored ft three-point vln against Orongo. Young (Ngatea) secured 12 Orongo wickets for 15 runs. WALTERS CUP CONTEST. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] t , TE AROHA, Monday. The cricket competition for the Walters Cup was advanced on Saturday, when le Aroba A, 175 runs (Laver 61, Boyd 42) defeated Te Aroha B. 50 (Turner 18. Harrison 12, not out), by 125 runs on the first innings. Mcßeth, three wickets for 3 runs, and Harrison two for 4, -wore the bets; bowlers. THE WAIPA COMPETITIONS. [Br TELEGRAPH. OWN CORRESPONDENT.] TE AWAMUTU, Monday. The Waipa Cricket Association's competitions were advanced a further stage on Saturday. Paterangi defeated Karaiionui by 71 runs and Te Awamutu defeated Puahue by 131 runs. High School, which had been defeated by Puahue the previous week tor a remarkably low score, upset-all calculations by decisively out-playing Te Kawa. V\ lien defeated by Puahue, High School s team comprised one master and ten pupils, •then three members of le Awamutu Club ■were transferred by the and this leavening of older players was appreciated by the boys. To Kawa was dismissed for 52, and High School compiled 172 for the loss of one wicket (J. Philp, retired. 70). Te Kawa had lost five wichets for 7j> m tae eecond innings when tame was called. MATCHES AT DARGAVILLE. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] DARGAVILLE, Monday. The cup cricket batches were continued on Saturday at Dargaville. Dargf.ville, the leading team in the competition, deieated Pukehuia A in the first mninga m a low scoring matcn. Dargaville made 51 (Morris ia Purdie 6). Sower took four wickets for °o'runs, Dodds two for 13. Watts two for b, TUvwood one for 7. Pukehuia A made 35. Sundberg took five wickets for 22, Rush four for 4, Danks one for 8. Dargaville, in the second innirgs, made 104 (Cranston ~9. "Webb 16, M. Parore 13). Watts took four -wickets for IS runs. Howter three for 17, Priestly one for 2, Heyward one for J. Bradley one for 15, Jameson none for Southern played Pukehuia B at Pukemtia and was badly beaten in the first innings, (scoring only 29 in the fust innings arid losing four wickets for 08 in the second. Bowling for Pukehuia in the first innings Sowter took eiffht wickets for 12 runs Windleborn two for 17 Pukehuia made (Carter not out 34, Cuthbert Id) (.amc took four wickets for 15, Searle three for 1-. Morgan one for 21 (> Switzer two for 20 Tn Southern's second innings Doyle made M not out. Corkill 33 not out. Wmdlebocn took three wickets for 23 runs, &owter one ior 23. TAURANGA V. TE PUKE. [by telegraph.—-own correspondent.] TAURANGA, Monday. A crickc match between the Tauranga and Tc Puke Clubs was won«*by Tauranga by 248 runs to 179. The highest score was made by 'Mason (Tauranga), who registered 45 runs in the first innings ai.d 70. nut out., in the second. Walker, 4«>. made the top score for Te Puke.