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WIN FOR NORTH SHORE SECONDARY SCHOOLS BEATEN Teams ropmsontiny: the North Shore Club and tho Auckland secondary schools played a cricket, match at .Devonport yesterday, the former jiaining an outright win by 124-5 runs. Following are the details:— North Shore.—First, innings: 241 (S. Ferguson 66. 1,. Cnrt.iyne 54, IT. Smith 39 not out, J. Bush 16, V. Sale I!'.. W. J. Coates 12. D. Edmonds II). Bowling: Hare took five wirketo for 58 runs. McCruther three for 27. WnkefieTd one for 50. Second innings: 143 (D. Edmunds 33, L. C'urtayne 20, ,R. Emery 17, H. Smith 15 not out, W. ,T. Coates 11. If. Adams 10). Bowling: Hare five for 50. McGruther four for 52, Coupe one for 9. Secondary Schools.—First innings: 32. Bowling: Saunders took three wickets for It runs, Coates two for 3, Bush one for 1, Adams one for 1. Ferguson one for 5. Rnierv one for S. Second innings: 107 (Coupo 27. Monro 21. Patterson 19. McGruther 15 not out). Bowling: Saunders two for 19. Enierv two for 19, MrDevilt two for 25, Edmonds two for 26, Bush one for 11. 31 ATC'M AT ONKHUNGA In a match between E. C, Bealo's XI. and representatives of the Onehunga Cricket. Association, played at Waiknraka Park yesterday the Onehunga team was defeated by an innings and four runs. Scores-Onehunga : First innings, G7 (Williams 18. Roy 13. Cowley 11). Bowling: Rees took" one wicket for 8 runs, Hook one for 6. Bagnnll three for 13, Iggleden twa for 11 Second innings. 24. Bowling: Carsou took six wickets for 9 urns. Benlo's XL: First innings, 95 (Archer 23, Iggleden It. Beecliey ID. Bowline: Brown took ono wicket for 36 runs, Williams two for 20, Harvey three for 11. Cowley one for 2. Yl'lN" FOR, BALMORAL A cricket mutch between Balmoral and flnurnki Plains at, Eden Park yesterday resulted in a win for the former on the first innings. Scores: flanraki: First innings, 130 (T. Dimmock 31, not out, E. Bowmnn 39. G, Jnegnr 18). Bowling: A. Keliiher one for 15. L. Righton ono for 13. M. Mcßride four for 71. R. Johnson none for 9. [•'. Barber none for t, L. Otto three for 2. Second innings; 105 for 5 wickets (E. Bowman 32. G. Lawrence 23, W. Dimmock 11. not out, R. Benttie 26, not out). Bowling: L. Otto one for 11, H. Thorn none for 19, C. Mason one for 4G. Cooke three for 18. Balmoral : First innings. 187 for eight wickets, declared 111. Thoni 25, A Keliiher 16. R. Hastings 56, F. Barber 20. L. Righton 16, Cooke IS, not out, J. Barber 15 not out). VISIT TO K ALTAI A An eleven representing teams of tho Auckland Cricket Association played a match against the Mnngonui County team at, Knitain, on Saturday, tho latter winning by 168 runs on the first, innings. Scores:— Mnngonui • First innings, 347 (Harrison 31. Kelly 31, Panther 58, Robb 99, Sowt.or 27). Bowling: Warneford threo for 32, Byerley two for 86. Turner one for 32, Felts two for 29, Hunt one for 45. Auckland: First innings, 179 (Vipond 34. Byerley 25. Turner 39, Binmore ill. Bo.vling: Sowter four for OS, Thompson, threo for 24, Dawson ono lor 43, <lo Bitter ono for 30.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21765, 3 April 1934, Page 13
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