MATCH AT PUKEKOHE

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21765, 3 April 1934, Page 13

MATCH AT PUKEKOHE

WIN FOR AUCKLAND COLTS [I'KOJI OUlt OWN COHIIKSPONDENT] PUKEKOHE, Monday Playing at Blcdisloc Park, Pukekohe. today, Auckland colts registered a victory against the Pukekohe Cricket Association's representative eleven by a margin of 120 runs. Colts batted first and made 217. Pukekohe replied with 121. Details are as follows: Auckland Colts.—Childs, run out. G2; Scott, c Cartridge, b Cart wright, (50; A. Flyger, Ibw, b Plcydell, 0; Sainton, st Cartridge, b Gasparich, 0; Siddlc, not out, 76; Blandficld, c Cartridge, b Gasparich. 1: Sneddon, c Cartridge, b Cooper, 22; Clapham, c Cooper, b Pleydoll. 12: C. Flyger, c Cartridge, b Plcydell, 2; Scholium, b Pleydoll, 0; Price, run out, 1; extras, 11; total. Bowling.—Pleydell took four wickets for 32 runs, Gasparich two for -18, Hickling none for 41, C. Cooper ono> for 52, A. V. Fox none for 17. Cartwright, one for 29, Ilose none for IG, Blake none for 2. Pukekohe. —Rose, c Siddlc. b Clapham, 5: Cooper, b Clapham, 2; P. Ilickling. b Clapham, 15; Cartridge, c Scholium, b Scott, 14; Cartwright, c A. Flyger, b Yarnton, 49; Blake, retired, 20; Plcydell, c C. Flyger, b Clapham, 18; Gasparich, b Yarnton, 0; I'ox, c Snedden, b Yarnton. 0: A. Fallows, b Yarnton, 4; Murray, not out, 1; extras, 5; tot" 1 . 121 • „ „ ~ Bowling.— Clapham four for 28, Snedden none for 20, Scott one for 21, Childs none for 19. Yarnton- four for 25. C. Flyger none for 8. HARBOUR BOARDS MATOH WELLINGTON BEATS AUCKLAND [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] •WELLINGTON. Monday The first holder of the A, G. Barnett Shield, which wa3 donated recently for annual cricket matches between teams representing Auckland and Wellington Harbour Beards, is Wellington. The match was played on Saturday and to-day. The Wellington team won by an innings and G4 runs. Scores: — AUCKLAND First Innings 110 Second Innings F. Woods, b Henderson . . ». . . 29 L. Breese, b Cutts 0 J. Swift, b McLollan 4 L. Martin, b McDonald 73 V. Christiansen, c Breese, b Henderson 0 W. Mosley, c Myers, b Cutts . . . . 12 T. Bennett, b Cutts 1 C. Wright, b Myers 2 G. McLeod, b McDonald 0 A. Somervell, run out . . . . . . 1 W. Barnes, c Cutts, b McDonald ~ 0 Extras 12 Total 131 Bowling.—McDonald took three for 23 runs, Myers one for 17, Cutts three for 22, Mc Lei lan one for 2, Spencer none for 10. Henderson two for '22. WELLINGTON. —First Innings Reed, b Bennett 0 Davies, b Martin .. . . . . . G2 Prince, b Moseley . . - • • • ■ • 102 Cutts, b Bennett . . . . , , . . 5 Myers, c Barnes, b Moselcy , . . . 92 McDonald, lbw, b Woods 2 McLeod, b Woods . . . . .. . . 9 McLollan, c Moseley, b Martin . . . . G Reeve, st Swift, b Moseley . .. 5 Henderson, not out . . . . . . • 6 Spencer, b Martin . . . . . » . 0 Alexander, not out . . . . . . . . 12 Extras ® Total for 10 wickets, declared . 30S Bowling.—Bennett took two wickets for 84 runs, Martin three for 89, Christiansen none for 48, AVoods two for 42, Moseley three for 34. HAWKE CUP CHALLENGE TARANAKI RETAINS TROPHY [nv TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION'] NEW PLYMOUTH, Monday The Hawke Cup match between Taranaki and Southern Hawke's Bay was concluded to-day in fine weather. Taranaki retaining the trophy by an innings and 75 runs. Southern Hawke's Bay scored 03 in the first innings and fared little better in the second, being all out for 86. G. Grant was top scorer with 03 and Christensen took four wickets for 8 runs in nine overs. Taranaki made 221. ' HAWKE'S BAY AT HAMILTON [from our own correspondent] HAMILTON. Monday A cricket match between Hawke's Bay and South Auckland was commenced at Seddon Park this morning. The wicket was in excellent order. The visitors won the toss and batted. By the time the afternoon .tea adjournment was reached they were dismissed for 215 runs, the principal scores being:— M O'Brien 57, M. Williams 3S not out, T. Rcaney 31, D. Rees 21. B. J. Mahoney 18. J. R. Hobbs 15. Hamilton's first innings stood at 135 run 3 for four wickets when stumps were drawn (N. Winger 61, O. McKenzio 42, S. A. R. Badeley 11). NAVY MEN BEAT WOMEN'S TEAM [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] WELLINGTON, Monday By 52 runs on the first innings a cricket team from the Dunedin and Diomede defeated a Wellington women's representative team in a match to-day. The Navy men batted left-handed, but bowled with the right hand. WA IRA RAP A V. NELSON [BY TELEGRAPH —rRESS ASSOCIATION] NELSON, Monday The representative cricket match between Wairarapa and Nelson was commenced today. Nelson made 225 (McGirr 54, A Newman 52, Freeman 47). For Wairarapa Massey took four wickets for 78 rune, Montgomery two for 55. Whiteman two for 21. Graves one for -13, Fojluno one for 15. When stumps were drawn for the day Wairarapa had lost five wickets for 185 (Q/ieg 31, Massey 80, not out. Slierratt 37). LADIES' TOURNAMENT [BY TELEGRAPH PKESS ASSOCIATION*] DUNEDIN, Monday The ladies' cricket tournament was continued to-day, two Otago teams playing matches against Canterbury and Southland. In the match against Canterbury, Otago scored 81 and 78. Canterbury scored 172, and won by an innings and 13 runs. Southland made 90 and eight for IG4 {declared) in the match against Of ago. Otago scored 09 in the first innings and 47 in tho second. Southland won by 138 runs. A conference of delegates from all provincial centres is to bo held at Oamaru on May 6 for .the purpose of discussing the formation of a New Zealand Women's Cricket Council. '