CRICKET

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22688, 29 March 1937, Page 13

CRICKET

MATCH AT MORRINSVILLE [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT] MOIIRINSVILLE, Sunday In a one-day cricket match played at Morrinsville yesterday, Parnell-King's Old Hoys decisively beat Morrinsville by 107 runs on the first innings. The top scorer for the combined team was L. F. Smith, who missed getting his centurjvby 17 runs. In Morrinsville's first innings a good partnership between G. Faulkner and W. McPherson yielded (it, over half of Morrinsville's total. Scores: —ParnellJune's Old Hoys: First innings, 2i:> (\V. S. Douglas. 28; L. F. Smith, 83; F. M. An drews, 22). Bowliug: L. Chase three wickets for 30 runs; V. Knsor, (lire.o for HI. Morrinsvillo: First innings, 112 (E. B. Fanning, 32; W. McPherson, 33). Bowling: F. Ooodsir two for tit, M. Andrews two for *3. ,f. Lord two for 0. Morrinsville: Second innings, 7o for no wickets (G. Faulkner 08 not out). HAWKE CUP MATCH [BT TF,T,F,GHArH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] PALMERSTON NORTH, Sunday In the Hawke C'ti |> cricket match between Manawatu and South Auckland, Manawatu in its first innings scored 213 for five wickets (McVicar, b Lyon, 12; Robertson, c Clough, b Lyon, 22; liearsey, run out, 8; Norris, b Aitken, 4,8; J. Ongley, b Clough, 87; Pollitt, not out. 41. Extras, 2.1). Howling: Clough took one wicket for 23 runs, Lyon two for •12, Aitken 0110 for 18. MATCHES AT HAMILTON [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT] HAMILTON, Sunday In a cricket match at Seddon Park yesterday Otorohanga, 213 (Stamp 71, R. Finley 37, Ridfloll 30), beat a Hamilton team, 100 (Andrews 33, Bennett 25, Clark 20, Hunt 10), l).v a3 runs on the first innings. A visiting Te Aroha team made 107 (Fraser 27) 111 the first innings, the opposing Hamiiton side replying with 100.