WAIPIRO BAY NEWS
INTERESTING CRICKET MATCH (Herald Correspondent.) A very interesting game of cricket was played in perfect weather when the Tokomaru Bay team visited Waipiro last week-end. Tokomaru batted first and compiled the fair total of 182, a feature of their innings being a century by J. Moody. Waipiro’s first innings of 149, which included a line 65 by F. W. J. Fox, decided the match in favor ol Tokomaru. On putting Tokomaru in again, Waipiro had them all out lor 86 in a brisk innings, which left Waipiro just half-an-hour before the drawing ol stumps to make up the difference of 118. By some hard hitting from Fox and Gilmore they managed to reach 79 for the loss of two wickets. Tokomaru’s fielding was good and some nice catches were held. Following are the scores: TOKOMARU BAY First Innings ,]. Moody, l> Gilmore 101 R. Hollever, b Gilmore 0 J. Bnrdett, b Gilmore M N. Oates, run out ' A. Johnson, b Gilmore 16 D. Trevithick, b Gilmore ... ••• 25 J. Tankard, c Fox, b McKeddie ... 5 P. Hardacre, lbw., b Gilmore ... 0 L. Jackson, b Jensen ••• 0 R. Jackson, c Gilmore, b Wharehinga o J. Flanagan, not out ... 0 Extras 9 Total 1 82 Bowling.—Gilmore, six wickets for 48 runs; Jensen, one for 30; Wharehinga, one for 8; McKeddie, one for 24. Second Innings Moody, b Gilmore 1 Hollever, b Cottle Jj Burdett, run out _ *4 N. Oates, lbw., b Gilmore 5 Johnson, b Gilmore 8 Trevithick, b Cottle 19 Tankard, b Gilmore 0 Hardacre, b Gilmore 0 L. Jackson, b Cottle ... _ 0 R. Jackson, c Jensen, b Gilmore ... 7 Flanagan, not out 8 Extras 9 Total - 85 Bowling.—Cottle, three for 45; Gilmore, six for 31. WAIPIRO BAY First Innings C. E. Nurse, run out H N T . Cottle, lbw., b Moody 17 F. W. J. Fox, b Moody 65 R. McKeddie, b L. Jackson 6 L. Lunken, b Moody ••• 13 M. Gilmore, c Flanagan, b Moody ... 5 A. T. Allan, c Hollever, b Trevithick 7 A, K. B. Williams, lbw., b Moody... 0 H. A. Jensen, b Moody 9 A. Haydon, b Moody 10 P. Wharehinga, not out 1 Extras 14 Total 149 Bowling. Trevithick, one for 30; Moody, seven for 51; L. Jackson, one for 19. Second Innings Gilmore, c Tankard, b Moody ... 32 Fox, not out 31 Williams, stp. Hardacre, b Moody... 4 Jensen, not out 12 Extras 3 Total for two wickets 82 A loss is felt by the Waipiro Cricket Club in the retirement of Mr. K. M. Kissling. He was elected captain of the team at the commencement ol the season, but after playing in only one match found that iiis work necessitated his retirement. Mr. Kissling is now managing Te Porn station His absence is regretted by every member of the club, •is be was an enthusiastic and capable skipper. The future control of the team is now in the very able hands of Mr. >l. J. Gilmore.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18252, 22 November 1933, Page 12
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