CRICKET AT HURLEYVILLE

Taranaki Daily News, 13 September 1934, Page 9

CRICKET AT HURLEYVILLE

MARRIED AND SINGLE DRAW. An interesting match was played by the newly-formed Hurleyville Cricket Club between married and single men at the week-end. A small crowd viewed the match and play was very keen. The result was a draw. Details are:— Married:—First innings: F. Thame, b J. T. McGorman, 29; T. Fraser, c Smart, b S. Scown, 31; S. Adlam, b C. Hurley, 33; A. Rodley, run out, 9; V. Stone, c S. Scown, b C. Hurley, 6; H. D. McCarthy, not out, 6; T. Goodson, b L. Scown, 0; F. P. McCarthy, b Bill Adlam, 0; J. Burkhart, b Bill Adlam, 0; R. G. Scown, c J. F. McGorman, b Bill Adlam, 2; extras, 7; total, 123. Second innings: Adlam, not out, 6; Stone, run out, 1; Rodley, not out, 1; extras, 2; total for one wicket, 10 Single:—First innings: L. Scown, b Fraser, 0; S. Scown, c Stone, b S. Adlam, 6; D. Smart, b Fraser, 0; Jim McGorman, b Fraser, 0; N. Scown, b Fraser, 0; D. Williams, b Rodley, 0; Jack McGorman, b McCarthy, 1; C. Hurley, c Fraser, b S. Adlam, 9; J. Couchman, c Stone, b S. Adlam, 0; A. Couchman, c Fraser, b S. Adlam, 0; R. Jones, b T. Goodson, 0; E. Jones, b Rodley, 7; S. Couchman, b S. Adlam, 2; .W. Old, b S. Adlam, 1; B. Adlam, c McCarthy, b McCarthy, 0; T. Prouse, c Rodley, b McCarthy, 4; E. Hamblin, c Stone, b Adlam, 18; G. Hurley, c Stone, b Rodley, 1; T. Hurley, c Stone, b Rodley, 0; extras, 6; total, 55. Second innings: L. Scown, run out, 11; S. Scown, b Adlam, 1; D. Smart, c E. Jones, b Adlam, 30; E. Hamblin, b Thame, 3; Jim McGorman, c Stone, b Adlam, 0; Jack McGorman, b McCarthy, 1; C. Hurley, b McCarthy, 2; N. Scown, c Adlam, b McCarthy, 0; E. Jones, c Stone, b Rodley,'o; R. Jones, b Rodley, 0; T. Prouse, b Adlam, 2; A. Couchman, 1.b.w., b Fraser, 6; S. Couchman, b Fraser, 2; B. Adlam, c Stone, b McCarthy, 1; J. Couchman, c Thame, b Fraser, 0; T. Hurley, not out, 5; W. Old, b Fraser, 0; G. Hurley, c Thame, b Fraser, 0; D. Williams, b Adlam, 6; extras, 8; total, 78. Personal and General. Mrs. Stone, who has been staying .with her son, Mr. V. Stone, has returned to New Plymouth. Mr. A. Hodge is an inmate of the Patea Hospital. The young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hurley, Pat Hurley, met with a painful accident, injuring her arm by falling from a gate. The last five hundred evening held in aid of the Christmas tree fund was well attended. Prizes were won by a table comprising Misses Joan Illingworth and Greene, and Messrs. G. Corbett and R. Ward.