STOKE V. BRIGHTWATER.

Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12407, 24 November 1908, Page 1

STOKE V. BRIGHTWATER.

axhs. match resulted m an easy win for Brightwater by 'an innings end 191 rims. Stoke/could do nothing aganst P. Lines, who secured 11 wickets for 18 runs .in. the Watch. Goodman also bowled welli For Brightwater W. Fowler played excellently for 108, as did Dr Peacless 50 (not out), and T. Knapp 45. The following are the scores:— BRIGHTWATER (Ist Innings), H. Kapp c and b Bremner c Best 10 W. Fowler b Rutherford 108 T. Knapp l.b.w. Best 45 Silcock b Rutherford 12 Dr Pearless (not out) 50 JEy Fowler (run out) 3 Silcock b Rutherford 0 Max b. Giblin - 21 Hall b Gibbs q Goodman b Gibbs 6 Lines c and b Gibbs 9 - Extras 5 Total' ~~^ iSowlers averages ;■ Best 0 wickers for 43 runs, A. Best* 2 for 54, Gibi m J J 00r,5T r, 53 ' Mar *in 0 for 28, Gibbs 3 for 42, Bremner 0 for 15, Rutherford 3 for 31. STOKE (Ist Innings). Bremner b Lines q Martin b Goodman 4 Besb b Lines ...",■ • ■. . q Best (run out)" : .■ 4^ Giblin b Lines 0 Gibbs (not out) .• 3 Rutherford b Lines- '■"■■■.:■ g Martin' b Line? ' ~ q Taylor b Goodman 1 Ching b Lines . " 1 i Haj'den b Goodman 1 . Extras • 2 Total . jr) Bowlers' averages: Goodman 3 wickets for 6 runs, Lines 6 for 13. Second Innings. W. Best b Goodman 1' Gibbs b Lines' 2 Martin b Goodman n Bremnor h Lines . 9 Gibh'n b Lines o A. Kest b Tjines jo Rutherford b Knapp 4 C. Martin b, Pearloss 3 Ching c and b Lines 14 Taylor l.b.w. Knapp r Haydon (not out) 0 Extras g • ' Total „ . ' ~^ Bowlers' averages : Goodman 2 wickets for 17 runs, Lines 5 for 17 Knapp 2 for 16, Pearless 1 for H. ' BOXING. At the Marlborough Boxing Association's tournament held at. Blenheim last week J. Hunter ,of Nelson won the light weight and welter competitions. In the light weight competition ho first met J. Pressing (formerly of Nelson), and defeated him easily on points. In the second contest against Weonan, of Wellington, ho had no difficulty in disposing of his opponent, and in the final he knocked Plum out in the third round. In the^ final for the welter Hunter easily defeated Plum on points On his performances Hunter should be awarded; the medal presorted to the most scientific boxer. Allan Thomp--Bod of Blenheim, who is well known in JNelson as an oarsman and footballer, won the middle and heavyweight competitions.