HIGH SCHOOL CRICKET

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19885, 11 March 1939, Page 4

HIGH SCHOOL CRICKET

FIXTURE IN NAPIER Cf IS BORNE’S RECOVERY GOOD BOWLING WICKET After having made only 67 runs in their first innings; the representatives of the Gisborne’High School in their annual cricket match in Napier with the Napier Boys’ High School eleven stepped out to make 138 for the loss of five wickets in their second strike Napier made 95 runs in their first innings. The match was played on a wicket that was inclined to favour t}ie bowlers, light rain having fallen the previous day. Josephs had 10 scored off his first over, but then found his length and Horn 10 overs, four of which were maidens, he took six wickets for 24 runs. Scores at the drawing of stumps yesterday afternoon were; — GISBORNE First Innings W. Toroa, c Josephs, b Phillips .. 12 H. Lee, to Josephs .. - • • • 9 R. Surgenor, c Colbert, 'b Phillips 0 L. Roderick, b Josephs .. • • 7 R. Torrie, b 'Josephs .. I 9 S. Wills, b Josephs 0 N. Kane, lbw., to Josephs .. • • 0 C. Aitken, b Dean 9 A. Torrie, to Josephs .. • ■ .. 11 D. Ria, 'b Josephs .. ... • • 2 D. Fyson, not out 3 Extras .. ■ • • ■ • • Total 67 Bowling.—Josephs, six wickets for 24 runs; Phillips, two for 15; Dean, one for 19; Temperton, none for four; Barlow, none for one. Second Innings Toroa, c Barlow, b Temperton .. 27 Roderick, c Colbert, 'to Cummins 52 Wills, c and b Phillips .. • • 6 Torrie, c Phillips, b Josephs .. 26 Lee, lbw., to Colbert I' s Kane, not out 2 Surgenor, not out .. • • • • 9 Total for five wickets .. . ■ '136 Bowling,—Temperton, one for 36; Josephs, one for 21; Cummins, one for 19; Phillips, one for 14; Colbert, one for 15. NAPIER First Innings Colbert, run out 3 Josephs, b Lee .. • • .. 35 Dean, lbw., b ,Ria 3 Temperton, lbw., to Torrie .. .. 15 Stevens, c Aitken, to Rees .. .. il Cummins, c Roderick, to Lee .. 4 Phillips, to Torrie 19 Kenny, to Torrie 2 Barlow, b Lee 9 Dunn, not out 9 Galbraith, c Roderick, b Lee .. 2 Extras I 9 Total 85 Bowling.—Ria, one for 18; Lee, four for 18: Torrie, three for 33. The game was to be continued today.