COLEMAN'S V. MOTUPIKO.

Colonist, Volume LVI, Issue 13635, 25 November 1914, Page 2

COLEMAN'S V. MOTUPIKO.

A cricket match was played at Motupiko on the 21st inst., Motupiko v. Coleman's. The Motupiko were defeated by 58 runs. The teams were 14 a-si;!e, with 11 in the field. A number of ladies were present to watch the play, and- they provided afternoon tea. Mr. Louis Kerr, of Nelson, has presented a trophy for the contest, and it has been allotted for the best batting average in the games to be played. Scores: —

COLEMAN'S.—First innings

P. Coleman, b J.i Griffith A. N. Coleman, b J. Griffith R. A. Coleman, c J. Wilkinson, b

N. Wilkinson E. A. Coleman, b N. Wilkinson 2 A. G. Coleman, b J. Griffith . Walter, Coleman, bN. Wilkinson 1 A. E. Coleman, b J. Griffith J. J. Coleman, c L Mead, b N: Cole W. J. Coleman, b J. Griffith R. G. Coleman, b J. Griffith E. W. Coleman, b N. Cole J. V. Coleman, run out R. H. Coleman, not out J. W. Coleman, c Bromell, b T. Mead

Extras 4 Total 88 Bowling analysis: J. Griffith, five wickets for 21 runs- N. . Wilkinson, three for 42; N. Cole, two for 5; T. Mead, one for 2. Second innings. E. A. Ooleman, b N. "Wilkinson 61 R. A. Coleman, b J. Griffith 23 A. G. Coleman, b N. Cole 2 Walter Coleman, run out 13 P. Coleman, c N. Cole, b N. Wil-

kinson 13 A. N. Coleman, b N. Wilkinson 0 A. E. Coleman, b J. Griffith 11 R. G. Coleman, b" N. Wilkinson 9 J. J. Coleman, b N. Wilkinson 17 E. W. Coleman, b N. Wilkinson 3 W. J. Coleman, b J. Griffith 2 J. V. Coleman, c T. Mead, b N.

Wilkinson 2 R. H. Coleman, not out 0 J. W. Coleman, c J. Griffith, b N.

Wilkinson 0 Extras 22

Total 177 Bowling analysis: J. Griffith, three wickets for 47 runs; N. Cole, one for 23; N. Wilkinson, seven for 37. MOTUPIKO.—First innings. W. Batty, b R. A. Coleman 0 J. Wilkinson,, b E. A. Coleman 6 N. Wilkinson, c P. Coleman, b E. ' A. Coleman 4 M. Gibbs, b R. "A. Coleman 0 .T. Griffith, thrown out 12 A. C. Biqrs, h R. A. Coleman 9 W. GibbsV'c A. E. Coleman, b P. Coleman 0 J. Schwass, b P. Coleman 11 L. Mead, c A. N. Coleman, b P. i Goleman 4 T. Mead, b A. N. Coleman 0 G. Bromel], b A. E. Coleman 12 A. Gibbs, b P. Coleman 1 N. Cole, not out ■ '17 R. Hooper, did not bat. Extras 17 Total .102 Bowling analysis: R. A. Coleman two wickets for 10 runs; E. A. Coleman, two for 26; A. N. Coleman, two for 9; P. Coleman, three for 33; A. K. Coleman, two for 8. Second innings. J. Wilkinson, b E. A. Coleman 1 J. Griffith, b R. G. Coleman '2 N Cole, b R. G. Coleman 1 J,. INtead, st.. b E. A. Coleman 3 T. Mead, run out 3 N. Wilkinson, c P. Coleman, b E. | A. Coleman 8 W. Batty, b E. A. Coleman 0 G. Bromcll, b E. A. Coleman 0 J. Schwass, b E. A. Coleman 2 |W. Gibbs, b P. Coleman 8' A. Gibbs, b A. E. Coleman 0 iA. C. Biggs, b A. E. Cole-man 14 M. Gibbs, b A. E. Coleman 39 Roy Hooper, not out 5 . ' Extras 20 Total 105' Bowling analysis: R. G. Coleman, tiree wickets for 12 runs; E. A. Coleman, four for 26; R. A. Coleman, one for 21; A. E. Coleman, three for 21.

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