CRICKET SEASON

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22945, 25 January 1938, Page 16

CRICKET SEASON

COUNTEY, MATCHES WHANGAREI COMPETITIONS LEADING TEAM DEFEATED [fhom our OWN correspondent] WHANGAREI, Monday Cricket matches under the control of the Whangarei Association were continued on Saturday under good conditions. The leading team Oneralii was defeated by Nomads.

Nomads team made 21 il and 121 for six wickets, declared (Cole 38, W. Wilson 26, Dunn 32). Onerahi scored 192 (McCoy 42, Murdock 27, Hewlett 2(5), and 69 for six wickets. For Nomads, Dunn took three wickets for 13.

Whangarei, 219 and 84. gained a first innings victory over Combined Services, 100 and 50 for six wickets. For Whangarei C Nisbot made 23, and for Services M. Wilson (ftorcd 07 and H. Wilson 9L not out. Bowling for Services, Power took three for 10, Butler three for 1(5, H. Wilson three for 25.

In the senior B competition. Portland, 75, defeated Maungatapere, 70. Old Boys, 107, won from Combined Services B, 101. In the junior section Nomads Colts, 150 (Pliilpott 35, Philpolit, jur., 54), gained an outright win over Old Boys, 46 and 27. Kamo, 118 (Manning 35 not out), defeated Lovatts, 07 (Shaw 30). For Kamo Holt took six wickets for 22.

The Whangarei senior B representatives defeated the Northern Wairoa B team by a narrow margin. Whangarei made 128 (Jenyns 28, Wells 21), and 59 for five wickets, declared (Coote 24). Northern Wairoa scored 59 in their first innings (Batger 10, Wordley 13) and had 119 on the board for nine wickets (Canny 38. Olsen 35) at the call of time. Bowling for Whangarei : .Tenyns three for 6, Thorpe three for 3. Howling for Northern Wairoa: Batger three for 30, Simmons two for 12. RODNEY ASSOCIATION PORT ALBERT WINS TROPHY Results of matches played under the control of the Rodney Cricket Association on Saturday were as follows: Omaha v. Matakana, at Matakana. — Omaha: 191 (K. Wyatt GO, E. Ashton 28, TO. Torkington 23). Bowling: S. Campbell four wickets for 27 runs, R. Dunning three for 10, J. Dunning one for 30. Matakana: 1 15 (ft. Jones 62, W. Dunning 28, S. Campbell 22). Bowling: N. Neeley six wickets for 25 runs, E. Ashton two for 17, K. Wyatt two for 53. Omaha gained a two-point win. Mullet. Point v. Whangaripo, at Mullet Point.—Mullet" Point: 100 (E. Anderson 23. G. Lawrie 25). Bowling: A. Armour four wickets for 30 runs, N. Vipond two for 30. Li. Came one for 28. Whangaripo: 151 for seven wickets (N. Vipond 30, P. Dunning 33, retired, L. Came 10, S. Came 32, retired, M. Frew 18). Bowling: A. Martin one wicket for 10 runs, E. Andetson one for 13, F. Anderson one for 21, S. Algie one for 27. Whangaripo gained a two-point win. The winner of the Rodney Cricket _ Cup for the season was Port Albert. Kaipara Flats was runner-up. OPOTIKI ASSOCIATION COMPETITION MATCHES [BY TEI',EGRAFH —OWN CORRESPONDENT] OPOTIKI, Monday

The Opotiki Cricket Association's competitions were continued during: the week-end. Woodlands met Waiotahi and in the first innings scored 59 (Pilkington 13). Bowline: Wells six for 29. Second innings. 30. Bowling: Wells five for 24, Jessop five for 13. Waiotahi made 'ls (Wells 25 not out). Bowling: Baigent four for 23. Second innings, three wickets for 51 (Wells 23 not out). Bowling: Davies three for 28. Woodlands won on the first innings. In the Otara v. Town match Lepine scored JOB in Town's first innings. Otara made 136 (W. Connor 53). Bowling: Lepine three for 41, Henry three for 37, de Montalk four for 10. Town made 100 (Lepine 108). Bowling: K. Black three for 10, C. Smith three for 41. Town won on the first innings. WEST COAST ASSOCIATION Details of games played under the control of the West Coast (Rodney) Cricket Association ure as follows: — Tauhoa v. Kaipara Flats.—Kaipara Flats: 200 (M. Nceley 25, L. Gubb 49, B. Andrews 12, E. Lochie 10,' J. Mainland 108, not out, including 10 sixes, J. Edgar 10, W. Martin 52). Bowling: L. Gush four wickets for <53 runs, K. Hooper one for 87, R. Hooper three for 69, J. Duncan one for 33. Tauhoa: 110 for seven wickets (E. Hooper 65 not out, L. Gush 24). Bowling: H. Andrews four wickets for 53 runs, B. Andrews two for 38, J. Mainland one for 4. Glorit v. Wharehine.—Glorit: 210 (James 73, E. Gardiner 49, P. Gardiner 35, H. A. Hooper 10). Bowling: D. Bell six wickets for 49 runs, Vosailangi three for 38, Stables one for 50. Wharehine: First innings, 84 (D. Bell 33, M. Marcroft 13). Bowling: James three wickets for 21 runs, R. Gardiner two for 19, J. Hooper two for 21, H. A. Hooper two for 15, H. H. Hooper two for 7). Second innings, 44 (F. Stables 15, N. Blackburn 14). Bowling: J. Hooper six wickets for 23 runs, James two for 14, H. Gardiner one for 5, 11. A. Hooper one for 2. Port Albert gained a three-point win in a match against Power Board. MATCH AT HENDERSON Scores in a third grade open cricket match played at Henderson were:—Henderson, 80 (Jessop 50), Bowling: Russell four wickets for 13 runs. St. George's, 130 (Russell 30). Bowling: Johnston five wickets for 15 runs, Hepburn three for 30. St. George's won on the first innings. TE KAUWHATA BEATS WAIKARE [FKOM OUR OWN correspondent] TE KAiUWHATA,, Monday A team representing the Te Kauwhata Cricket Club defeated an eleven of the Waikare Cricket Club by five wickets in a match played at Waerenga Details of the scores are as follows: Waikare, first innings, 70 (K. Kelly 25). Bowling: A. Scholium six wickets for 13 runs. Te Kauwhata, first/ innings, 70 (A. Scholium 24). Bowling: J. Kelly four wickets for 18 runs, H. Grant six for 21. Waikare, second innings. 52 (K. Kelly 20; A. Scholium five wickets for 14 runs). Te Kauwhata, second innings, five wickets for 50 runs (K. Scholium 20). CAMBRIDGE SUCCESSES [FROM OUH OWN CORRESPONDENT] Cambridge, Monday Playing in the Hamilton senior B competition on Saturday, Cambridge A secured an outright win against Claudelands A in record time by an innings, six wickets and 00 runs. Claudelands made 52 in their first innings (Glcnnie 24). Their second innings total wan 55. Crawshaw took seven wickets for 22 runs, Litchwark six for 0. Cambridge scored 170 for four wft'kets (Conder2o, Morris 40, Litchwark 23, Hoff, not out, 30, Eric Chard, not out, 21).

At (ho week-end the hitherto unbeaten Huntly representatives visited Cambridge and were soundly beaten by ft Cambridge team. Cambridge compiled 150 (A. Mc« Kinnon 38, Morriss 27, Woolley 25, Broderson 11». H'.intly replied with 1.13 (Wilson 22, Siddle 18). MATCH AT TE AROHA [by TELEGIIAPH —OWN COIUtESPONT)ENT] TE AROIIA, Monday Cricket competition matches were resumed at To Aroha on Saturday, when Nottingham (Morrinsville) defeated City (To Aroha) on the first innings. Nottingham scored ill (Sheppard 51 not out, V. Ensor 50), and City 'made 90. Bowlini? for City: N. Mc■Leod three wickets for 21 runs, Fox four for 20, McDonald two for 5. Bowline: for Nottingham: Stirling three for 10, J. 'Ensor three for 20, McPhorson one for 14, Sheppard four for 10. City in the second innings made 02 (Ellison 20, Pickett 18). MARGIN OF FOUR RUNS [BY TELEGRAPH —OWN CORR ESPON I) KNT] TE KUITI, Monday A margin of four runs sops,rated the totals of the Town and Country cricket teams when they played on' the Domain on Saturday. Town scored 101 (Kitto <ll, Davcy 05, Cameron 01 Drew 20). Bowling for Country, Brier took four wickets for 13 runs. Country replied with 105 (Cox 22. J. Britton 72). WIN FOR NORTHERN WAIROA [BY TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT] DARGAVILLE, Monday „ A representative cricket match between Northern Wairoa and VVhantrarei resulted in a win for the former by Si runs. The homo side scored 180 (Dabb 30, Herin 24, McMahon 52, Batger 28). Bowling: Masters four for 54, E. Wilson three for 69. Whangaroi replied with 102 (W. Wilson 20). Bowling: Clotwarthy four for 24. The home team won by 84 runs.