CRICKET GAMES

Taranaki Daily News, 13 November 1934, Page 4

CRICKET GAMES

CIVIL SERVANTS DEFEAT REST ■ MATCH PLAYED AT INGLEWOOD A cricket match, Civil Servants versus the Rest, was played at Inglewood at the week-end and resulted in a Win for Civil Servants by 6 runs on the first innings. Civil Servants batted first to reach the total of 66, W. Archer 16 and J. Russel 10 being the only batsmen to reach double figures. Bridger in taking five wickets for 24 runs was the most sue-, cessful bowler. The ' Rest responded with 60 runs, of which Thomason 14, Kelly 15 and Pyne 12 were the mam scorers. Burrows bowled very well to take three wickets for 3 runs. WIN FOR HURFORD ROAD. INNINGS MATCH WITH OMATA. A friendly cricket match was played between a team from Fluff ord Road and the Omata club at the week-end. Mr. T. James was captain for the Hurford Road and Mr. J. Donald was captain for Omata. Hurford Road won again, the margin in a one-innings match being 54 runs to 24. Details are:—' Hurford Road: E. Williams, lbw, b Donald, 1; T. James, hit wicket, b Ryan, 8; C. Thomas, b Donald, 17; H. Bird, b Donald, 0; B. Thomas, b Donald, .2; J. Thomas, b Donald, 0; R. Spence, b Ryan, 4; I. Rea, b Donald, 8; G. Duke, c and b Donald, 0; I. Williams, b Ryan, 0; Wigley, not out, 0; extras, 12; total, 54. Bowling: J. Donald took seven wickets for 14 runs, T. Ryan three for 16, J. Bayly none for 3 and G.' Mace none for 9. • Omata: G. Mace, b Williams, .0; J. Donald, b C. Thomas, 0; W. Joyce, b Williams, 3; N. Jury, b C. Thomas, 0; C. Nelson, c and b Williams, 0; L. Sanger, b James, 0; E. Seamark, b Williams, 0; R. Gillbanks, b J. Thomas, 0; E. Dickson, hit wicket, b James, 0; T. Ryan, b Williams, 18; J. Bayly, not out, 0; extras, 3; total, 24. Bowling: E. Williams took six wickets for 12 runs, C. Thomas two for 1 and T. James two for 8. The umpires were Messrs. L. George and J. Ryan. The match was played on Mr. W. McKee’s paddock. PATEA DEFEATS KOHL HARVEY’S GOOD PERFORMANCE. Harvey took nine wickets for 33 runs and scored 44 for Patea in a week-end cricket match with Kohi, which was all out for 28. Kohi’s top scorer was I. Mitchell with 8. Hammond took six wickets for 15 runs in Patea’s first inings, Jellis being top scorer with 11 in a 54 tottL In the second innings Kohi made 89 eight wickets, to which Brown contest buted 48 retired. Patea had made W for four wickets at the call Of time. Harvey and Ellis with 37 and 23 not out were top scorers.