BATSMEN FAIL
FIVE WICKETS TO GOODSIR After making a good start, with one wicket for 31), University failed in the match against Parnell and when play was declared off it had lost eight wickets for 71. Aickin and Cooper, who opened, were not troubled by the attack until Goodsir bowled Cooper with a ball which came back sharply. After this' stage Goodsir bowled exceptionally well and had all the batsmen troubled. He eventually finished with five wickets for 10 runs in 11 overs, one maiden. Anthony also bowled well, his pace oft the pitch and disguished breakback having the batsmen worried. Besides Cooper. Aickin was the only batsman to play with confidence, his defence being sound, while he executed some nice scoring shots. Scores:— UNIVERSITY.—First Innings W. H. Cooper, b Goodsir .. . . 2'J W. Lange, st Carroll, b Anthony .. 3 ,T C. .Tessup, b Anthony .. .. o R. B. Bush, lbw (n r), b Anthony .. 3 I. Graham, b Goodsir .. .. •• 'J I). R. Garrard, c Whitelaw, b Goodsir • > r! C. Aickin, not out ... .. 2!) T>. B. Schnauer, b Goodsir . . .. •" V. C. Butler, c Whitelaw, b Goodsir .. 0 W. Bell, not out . . . ■ • • • • ~ Extras . . . • • • • • • Total for eight wickets .. .. V I Messrs. C. E. Guiney and G. C. Riddell were umpires.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22595, 7 December 1936, Page 13
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