CRICKET

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22608, 22 December 1936, Page 16

CRICKET

WIN FOR NAVY TEAM PUBLIC SCHOOLS DEFEATED A cricket match played at Kenniera between teams lepresenting the New Zealand Division of the Royal Navy and tho English Public Schools' Club resulted in a win for the former by 42 runs on the first innings. Following are the scores:— Royal Navy.—First innings, 17(5 (Puller 38, Clutterbuck 38, Cox 20 not out, Johnson 20, Iggleston 17, Crosby 14, Waters 10). Bowling: Hately five for 17, Becchey three for 36, Morris two for !!7. English Schools' Club First innings, 134 (V. L. Humplueys ;?7, J. R. Morris 28, D. F. Nuthall 111, A. G. Lewis 15). Bowling: Boxall five for 30, Iggleston two for 29, Bennett two for 37, Crosby one for none. RODNEY ASSOCIATION Results of matches played under the control of the Rodney Cricket Association on Saturday are as follows: Omaha v. Matakana. —Matakana: First, innings, 14S (R. Munford 33, R. Dunning 28, E. Campbell 24, C. Stevens 21). Bowling: X. Wyatt five for 49, T. Torkington one for 5. Second innings, 91 for one wicket (W. Dunning .">!) not out, R. Munford 'JO not out). Bowling: X. Wyatt one for 20. Omaha: First innings, 291 (E. Wyatt HI") not out, K. Wyatt 39). Bowling: J. Dunning three for 44, W. Dunning three for 51. Omaha won by 143 runs on the first innings. Whangaripo v. Mullet Point.—Mullet Point: First innings, K!3 (A. Martin 37, D. Martin •_':)). Bowling: W. Armour three for 5, X. Vipond two for 32. Second innings, 17 1 for six wickets (A. Martin 19, F. Lawrie 33, L. Anderson 15). Bowling: A. Bell two for IS. Whangaripo: First innings, 111 (S. Came 30). Bowling: S. Algie six for 44, G. Lawrie two for 27. Mullet Point gained a first innings win. CRICKET AT TE KAUWHATA [from our own co it respondent] TE KAUWHATA, Monday A cricket match played during the weekend between teams representing Te Kauwhata and Hamilton East resulted in a win for the latter by 249 runs. Details are: — Hamilton East. —First innings, 254 (R. Clouph 65 not out, Jordan -44, Leo 30, Hemi 35, Badeley 34). Bowling: Cleary threo for 49, A. Scholium two for 34, Black threo for .•so. Second innings, 127 (Badeley 22. Lee 22, Clough 19). Bowling: Cleary one for 0. Cambie two for 25, A. Scholium two for 120. Hewitt two for 33. Te Kauwhata.—First innings. J25 (Watson 48, Hewitt 20). Bowling: Dempsey six for 24. Second innings, 37 (Cleary 15). Bowling: Hemi, five for '4. GAMES AT THAMES [by telegraph—OWN correspondent] THAMES, Monday In a cricket match on Saturday Tararu defeated High School by 1 s-j runs to 126. For Tararu Cleave scored 50 runs, Billing 10, Lang 33, and Marshall, not out, 37. Bowling for High School McMillan took six wickets for 84 runs, Hoskins two for 58, Stirling one for 7. and Delamore one for 7. Battine for Hitrh School Jenkin made 23 runs, Delamore 11, Hoskins 57, and Lewin 12. Bowling for Tararu Cleave took four wickets for 34 runs, W. Lang three for is, and Morsran three for S. Playing against Karaka Old Boys scored 136 (D. Muir 23, Maeklow 60, G. Muir 21). Watson took five wickets for 39, Budd four for 35, and Twohill one for 29. Karaka scored 93 runs (Hayward 40, Baker 17). For Old Boys Mortimer took three wickets for 11, Buehan three for 33, Bane one for 11, and Maeklow one for 31. PAROA DEFEATS TE TEKO [by TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT "j WHAKATANE, Sunday Paroa defeated Te Teko in the Rangitaiki Cricket Association's competition yesterday by an innings and 41 runs. Paroa made 90 for eight wickets, declared (Goile 32, Gillian 24. Grant 13). Heard took three wickets for 40 and Malquin three for 25. Te Teko in the first innings made 21 and in tho second 31 (MalQuin 15). Chambers took four wickets for 12 and Gillian six for 7. OPOTIKI ASSOCIATION [by telegraph-—OWN correspondent] OPOTIKI, Monday The Opotiki Cricket Association's competition was continued at the week-end, when Paerata met Power Board and Otara met Waiotahi. Paerata in the first innings scored 74 runs (H. Jessop 50). Pipe took three wickets for 20, and Harkins three for 7. In their second innings Paerata scored 25. Pipe took five wickets for 7. Power Board replied with b3 runs. (Morgan 24). Day took five wickets for 22. In their second innings Power Board made 22 for four wickets. Paerata won on the first innings. Otara scored 52 runs in their first innincs against Waiotahi. Wells took five wickets In " ie ' r second innings thev scored 64 (Chambers 26). Malcolm took four wickets for ye. Waiotahi in their first innings scored 43 (K. Malcolm 25). Connor took five wickets for 14. and Warren five for _4. Otara won on the first innings.

VICTORY FOR WHANGAREI [BY TELEGRAPH—OWN CORRESPONDENT] WHANGAREI, Monday In a representative cricket match plaved at Whangarei Northern Wairoa ?o 8 i (Harrison 33. Neele.v 22, Barlass thka -!5 S 4°i? k for 00 and Dunn three for 34 Whangarei made 363 for eight wickets, declared (E. Collins 51, Flower 64 Dunn 99. Masters 67). Xedey took three for Northern Wairoa in the second innings was dismissed for 58 (Burch four for °1) giving Whangarei a comfortable victory." '

ROWING REGATTA ENTRANTS FOR TAURANGA SEVERAL AUCKLAND CREWS One of the largest entries on record from rowing clubs in Auckland has been received for the Tauranga regatta, which will be held on Boxing Day. I*ollouing arn the crews: Auckland Club.—Light maiden fours: J B. Dickson (stroke), W. Boon, V. Walker K. King. Maiden double sculls: R Wilson, W. Bavcrstock. Single sculls: R B Smith; A. Morey; C. Chamberlain. Heavy maiden fours: J. Guiniven (stroke), W Eiliot, T. Gallagher, K. Rule. Junior foursG. Oxspring (stroke), H. Jcllie, W. Brown D. Simmonds. Senior fours: R. B. Smith (stroke), C. Chamberlain, G. Oxspring, R. Porter. Maiden eight: C. Marceau (stroke), L. Winter, I). El wood, D. Faulconbridge, H. Mulvihill, B. Baverstock, D. Moir, L. Soilings. Youths' fours: C. Marceau (stroke), L. Winter, J. Elwood, D. Simmonds. West End Club. —Light maiden fours: N. Bellamy (stroke), T{. C. Bigelow, G. S. Bigelow, R. Lawson. Maiden double sculls: I. J. Mitchell, R. W. Allum. Heavy maiden fours: W. G. Smith (stroke), J. G. Howe, H. Dobbie, N. Person. Junior fours: W. C. Parnell, B. G. Tupp. 'l'. L. Lantfham, G. J. Barton. Maiden eight: I. J. Mitchell (stroke), R. W. Allum, W. G. Smith, J. G. Howe, H. Dobbie, N. Bellamy, R. C. Bigelow. R. Gray. Youths' fours: I. Macdonald (stroke), T. Chester, R. Wiles, F. Jennings. Club eight to contest the Somerville Shield: W. C. Parnell (stroke), L. T. Lambic, E. F. Rapcr, • Is. G. Tupp, T. L Langham, W. Taylor, J. L. Jones, J. H. Barton. Waitemata Club.—Light maiden fours: J. Jones (stroke), I). Algie, C. Bowling, J, Harper. Maiden double sculls: 0. W. Denison, A. Harper. Heavy maiden fours: C. Cairns (stroke), V. Haywood, J. Child*, A. Harper. Junior fours: W. J. Lowe (stroke), T. Bellringer, P. D. Connery, F. Weaver. Youths' fours: J. Jones (stroke), J. Childs, J. McCowan, F. Cairns.

BOXING CONTEST MATCH ON SATURDAY NIGHT MUDGWAY MEETS AUSTRALIAN Tho Auckland Boxing Association will stage another carnival next Saturday nicrlit, when Auckland patrons and visitors will be treated to what should be one of (lie best professional welter-weight contests staged in New Zealand this season. Special holiday prices have been arranged by the association, with concessions for ladies ami schoolboys, details of which arc advertised. The bout is between the latest importation to New Zealand, Billy Martin, of Queensland, rated next to Jack Carroll, and holding two decisions over Cyril Pluto, who greatly assisted this year to tiring boxing back to its former popularity. Martin has had 108 contests and has suffered but four defeats. Neville Mudgway will be the other contestant. This Auckland champion and exNew Zealand welter-weight champion has: had more professional flights in New Zealand this season than any other boxer. He has always put up good exhibitions and on numerous occasions has been unlucky in losing close decisions. He has met all the imported boxers at his weight, including Cyril I'luto and Bill Pluto, both of whom refused to meet him in further contests, although attractive offers were made to them. Owing to tho special conveniences at the Auckland gymnasium both men are training there. Mudgway at p.m. each day and Martin at 7..'id each evening this week. These training exhibitions are open to the public. An excellent amateur programme has been arranged and attention is drawn to the fact that the box plans are open earlier than usual on account of the holidays.