CRICKET
MATCH AT HELENSVILLE
Results of a cricket match played at Holensvillo on Saturday between teams representing Auckland Harbour Board and Helens villo nro na follows :
Harbour Board.—First innings: 218 (Hayes 81. Dunning 50. N. Martin 24, Breese 19, Learning 19). Bowling: Shipherd took three for 4G. Herd three for 19). Helensville.—First innings: 103 (Lowndes 28, "Wilkins 19, Shipherd 13). Bowling: Manor three for 12. N Martin five for 24, L. Martin two for 17. Second innings: 112 (Lodge 38, McKay 19, Frew 10). Bowling: llobertshaw five wickets for 31, N. Martin four for 25, L. Martin two for 25.
RODNEY ASSOCIATION
Following are tho results of matches played on Saturday under the control of tho Rodney Cricket Association:— Kaipara I 1 luls v. Point.—lvaipara Flats: First innings. 87 (L. Gubb 40. C. Andrews IS). Bowling: E. Anderson two for 25, \V. Martin four for 14, L. Anderson one for G. Second innings. 00 (C. Gubb 18. H. Andrews 17, L, Gubb 13). Bowling: E. Anderson three for 3, S. Lawrie five for 10, S. Algiu two for 0. Mullet Point: First innings, 61 (W. Edwards 15, L. Anderson. 12, M. Algie 10. S. Algie 10). Bowling: C. Farman five for 13. F. James three for 11. H. Andrews one for 9. Second innings, four wickets for 41 (W. Edwards 29). Bowling: C. Farman two for 12, F. James two for 28. Knipara Flats gained a two-point win. Omaha v. Mntakana.—Omaha: First innings. 51 (J. Wyatt 19, G. Matheson 12). Bowling: Arnold Langridge four for 13, Alfred Langridge two for 2. "W. Dunning two for 15, E. Munford ono for 8. Second innings, four wickets for 54 (J. "Wyatt 23. not out). Bowling: W. Dunning three for 22, A. Langridge one for 9. Matakana: First innings, 39 (E. Dunning 141. Bowling: S. Torkington fivo for 18, J. Torkington two for 17. Omaha gained a two-point win. Port Albert v. "Whangaripo.—"Whanganpo: First innings. 109 (S. Came 40, W. Came 29, N. Vipond 17). Bowling: R. Gubb five for 23, K. Moore two for 22. G. Litten two for 39. Second innings, 133 for ono wicket declared (N Vipond 80. not out. W. Came. 29, A. Bell 22, not out). Port Albert: First innings, 73 (K. Moore 32. L Hutchiß*on 16. not cut). Bowling: S. Came five for 17. N. Vipond three for 29. A. Bell ono for 8. Second innings, 11G <K. Moore 82, H. Be-roft 13). Bowling: L. Carao five for 23, N. Vipond three for 31. "Whangaripo secured a three-point win.
DARGAVILLE COMPETITIONS
[BY TTXKOR^l'll—own correspondent] DARGAVILLE, Monthly
Tho third series of cricket matches played under the auspices of the Northern Wairoa Cricket Association were played at Dargaville on Saturday in ideal weather. Dargaviile, 145 for 5 wickets, and 92 for 7. beat Post and Telegraph, 51 and 39. Batting for Dargaville, Searle mn.de 71 and 20, not out. At Te Kopuru, Old Boys were beaten by To Kopuru, the latter scoring 114 runs to the former's 52.
WELLINGTON TEAM CHOSEN
[BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION]
WELLINGTON, Monday
The Wellington team to play the Hawke's Bay touring team next week is as follows: Dempster, Foley, Dustin, Hollings, Ross Du Chateau, James. Crook. Browne, Blundell. Griffiths; 12th man, Bilby.
OTAGO REPRESENTATIVES [BY TELEGRAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION']
DUNEDIN, Monday
The following Otago team to meet Hawke's Bay in a fortnight will probably be the side to play Wellington and Auckland in the Plunket Shield gamesßadcock, Cavanagh, Chettleburgh, Coupland,' Dickinson (captain). Dunning. Elmes, Hawkesworth, Knight, Moloney, Smith and man).
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21346, 22 November 1932, Page 7
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