CRICKET.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20842, 8 April 1931, Page 12

CRICKET.

RODNEY ASSOCIATION GAMES. A crieket match between the Helensville and Rodney teams was played at Omaha, and resulted in a win for Kaipara by 47 runs on the iirst innings. Scores:—Kaipara : First innings, 137 (J. B. Hooper 29, H. 11. Hooper '22, L. Came 1!), J. Herd 17. 11. A. Hooper 12. F. Jenyns 11). Bowling: S. Algie five for 'JO, W. Martin two for '27. M. Neoloy one for 27, F, Laurie one for 23, AY. Armour none for 23. Rodney B: First innings, 00 IS. Laurie 38. \V. Came 111). Bowling: James two for Jl>. J!. A. Gardner two for 8, 11. 11. Hooper two for J2, A. Spcnre two for It. Jenyns one for 17. Kaipara: Second innings, Hi!) (F. Jenyns 73 retired. A. F. Spcnce 33 retired. J. Herd lti not out. J. Hooper 15 retired. L. Came 13). Bowling: S. Algio three for 82, M. Xeeloy two for 25. Kodnev M: Second innings, 71 for three wickets (S. Algie 10 not, out, M. Xeeloy IS not out, F, Edwards 12, L. Anderson 12, Jl. Dunning 10). —Bowling: J. Herd one for 22, Hooper one for 12. J. B. Hooper one for J 2. A match between Kaipara and Kodney was played at Omaha, Rodney gaining a, win by 71 runs. Scores:—Kaipara: 117 iSpenei) to. U. A. Gardner 11. J. Scott 11). Bowling: W. Dunn ng four for 18, P. Dunning five for 51, J. AVyatt one for 0. J. Dunning none tor 22. Kodney: 101 (W. Dunning 75. I'. Dunning 40, J. Torkiugton 18, Fj. Wyatt Hi not out, J. Dunning 10). Bowling: B. Gardner two Jlir 21, F. Jenyns two for 23, J. Herd one for Hi. .1. Hooper ouo lor 2*. 11. 11. Ilooper one foi 32.

SOUTH AUCKLAND SHIELD. MOI!ISIN,S\"ILLE IiEATS IMA KO. [fllO.M Ot'lt OWN COttItKSI'ONOENt. J MORL'IXSVILLE. Tuesday. The Morrinsville representatives defeated I'iako at Matamata yesterday for the South Auckland shield by three wickets, i'iako scored M 5 (Mulgau 2ii. Bartleet 33, Ayers 13). Bowling for Morrinsville Somers took live wickets for llli, Stirling four for 35, Grunt none for 23, Staines ouo for 10, Chase none for 9. Morrinsville had five wickets down for 55, but made a good recovery, scoring 115 for seven wickets (Somers 42 not out. Byers 20, Mallctt, 18. Slurries 18 not out). Bowling for I'iako Bartleet took one for 23, Howard four for 38. Mulgau one for 7. Brooks one for 21, Montague none for 13, Wlielan none lor 12, Boyd none for 30. HAWKE CUP MATCH. AX' UX SUCCESS I'LL CHALLENGE. | l'jloM Ot'lt OWN COKHESI'ON l>i:.\'T. ] HAMILTON", Tuesday. The challenge match between South Auckland (holders I and Mauawiilu for the Hawke Cup ended to-day in a victory for the former team by IHi runs. South Auckland's first and second innings yielded 119 and 231 runs respectively. Manawatu, in its first innings, scored 00. and required 285 runs in the second innings, played to-day. in order 1o win. MeVicar and Stephenson opened for Manawutu, but after he had given two chances the former wis dean bowled by Badeley for eight runs. Stephenson survived for a total of II before he was caught and bowled by Lisetie. Of the remaining batsmen the only ones to reach double figures were Cutler. 33, Norri.i, 23. and Lung, 18. The innings closed for Uiß.

MATCH AT TE AWAMUTU. L KHO.M Ol'R OWN COrtKESTONDENT. ] TE AWAMUTU. Tuesday. The match between tlic Wentern United Club (Auckland) and Te Awumutu resulted in a drawn smile. Western United pcored 2*o and 77. and Te Awnnuitu made 19!) mid 13(5 for five \cick<>(«. Te Awarriulti wan only 12 runs behind the total score of ils opponents with five wickets still to fall.