CRICKET

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18581, 15 December 1934, Page 15

CRICKET

POVERTY BAY SENIORS l-DAY’S GAMES AT OVAL ■FOURTH SERIES STARTS HpSjKU'-V.l''. . 4 . Conditions were ideal to-day for the Jtinuation of the Poverty Bay leket Asso-'^jjffi’s competitions, ftl there' was muster of speetaIs at the Oval when the fourth series ■ first-grade matches in the Saturday Inpetitions wore commenced. This lies will conclude the first round, Id will he the last played before the Irlstmas and New Year holidays. |en interest was shown in the form I leading players to-day, as it was lowii that, their performances might Rpence their chances of inclusion in §> Poverty Bay representative side fceli will, meet Taranaki or Manawatu I the Hawke Cup at. the New Year. ■The i positions of thp respective Itches at 3.H0 p.m- were as under:— ■On the No. 1 wicket., City, hatting lainst Turangauui, had made 00 runs !• one wicket down, P. .Dow and C. laser, 31 and 34 respectively, being Igethcr.at the tea interval. JOa No. 2 wicket, Gisborne Club had kde a' poor start against Civil RerIcej having lost four wickets for 52 nsti'-Dwyer, 22, being the best conIpWjMw Caldwell and J 3. James Fok # wickets each. [On XT). 3 wicket, Old Boys wore not iving too good a time against Marists, tying lost four wickets for 70 runs, pfer made 21 and S. Reeves was 21 pt but. 1 „ , On No. 4 wicket, Whataupoko had L-o wickets down for 68 runs. TOWN V. COUNTRY SHARP BOWLS WELL (Per Press Association.) AUCKLAND, this day. 11l the Town v. Country cricket. Latch, to-dav the City team’s score at nch was 192 runs for five wickets fjwti— Whitelaw, not out 120. ! Sharp, the Poverty Bay googly Dwler, took three wickets.