THE BURLING SHIELD
PONGAROA DEFEATED IN FINAL GAME. The last round of the Puketoi cricket championship concluded last Saturday with the game between Pongaroa and Makuri, at Pongaroa. The result had no bearing on the championship as Makuri had too big a lead and therefore won the Burling Shield for 1938-39. Pongaroa batted first and compiled 163. Makuri compiled 226, thus winning by 63 runs on the first innings after a very good game. Makuri ar ± to be congratulated on their fine performance this season as they are the youngest team in the competition. Detailed scoring: PONGAROA.—First Innings. S. Raleigh, played on, b C. Butler 16 McGregor, b P. Butler 21 H. Harold, b P. Butler 16 B. Robertson, c Scott, b C. Butler 0 A. Rankin, b Tylee 8 Robinson, b Tylee 0 Eunson, b Tylee 79 Derrick. b Tvlee 5 Riddell, c Stringfellow, b C. Butler 5 Thomas, not out 3 Stimpson. Ibw b Tylee 1 Extras 9 Total 163 Bowling: P. Butler, two for 40; Absolom. none for 21 ; C. Butler, three for 57; Woods, none for 12: Tylee, five for 24. MAKURI.—First Innings. Absolom, b Rankin 10 Scott, b Harold 0 Stringfellow, c McGregor, b Ferriek 24 Smith, c McGregor, b Harold ... 11 Hillas, c McGregor, b Rankin ... 8 C. Butler, lbw b Rankin 97 Tylee, run out 11 P. Butler, retired 17 Woods, not out 10 Pickin, retired *• 1 o Moore, b Raleigh v 0 Extras 17 Total 226 Bowling: Harold, two for 65; Derrick, one for 36: Rankin, three for 29 ; Robinson, none for 27 : Robertson, none for 27.
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14091, 24 March 1939, Page 7
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