CRICKET AT OPUNAKE

Taranaki Daily News, 16 October 1934, Page 11

CRICKET AT OPUNAKE

WIN FOR MANAIA CLUB. FRIENDLY MATCH ON DOMAIN. The Opunake and Manaia cricket clubs played a friendly match on the Opunake domain on Saturday afternoon. Manaia won by seven runs. The scores were:—Opunake: Oliver, run out, 0; Maddock, Lb.w., b C. Whalen, 5; Wells, b C. Whalen, 0; Whalen, b Kitt, 1; Cundy, b Christie, 15; Herdman, b Christie, 6; Woolford, played on, b Hobday, 3; Heibner, run out, 2; Griffin, c Marne, b Wilmhurst, 2; McCullum, run out, 2; Clegg, b Wilmhurst, 3; Walker,, b Wilmhurst, 0; McTavish, not out, 6; Sharpe, b Christie, 8; extras, 8; total, 60. Manaia: Christie, 1.b.w.,- b Maddock, 17; Andrews, b Maddock, 2; Kitt, b Whalen, 4; C. Whalen, c Wells, b Cundy, 19; Hobday, b Herdman, 1; Vine, b Clegg, 0; Sutton, c Herdman, b Heibner, 3; H. Whalen, run out, 0; Sherson, c McCullum, b Griffin, 4; Burns, c Maddock, b Heibner, 0; Sutter, c and b Griffin, 4; Gordon, c Griffin, b Walker, 6; Bowman, 4; extras, 5; total, 67. For Manaia, Wilmhurst, Whalen and Christie shared the bowling honours. For Opunake, Heibner and Maddock took two wickets each. General Items. The Federal Band, conducted by Mr. J. Humphries, gave a programme, in the main street on ' Saturday' night. The band is numerically stronger than it' has been for some time. . ? • The demolition •of the harbour struct? ure is going on steadily. A large amount of good timber is ready to be taken away-