CRICKET CONTESTS

Taranaki Daily News, 27 November 1934, Page 4

CRICKET CONTESTS

RATAPIKO AND KAIMATA. In a cricket match between Ratapiko and Kaimata Ratapiko made 115 for five wickets and Kaimata 65 for eight wickets, including 42 not out by W. McCaw. The scores are:— Ratapiko: K. McClellon b W. McCaw 22, G. Linklater c Cartwright b Gilroy 5, L. Dravitski st Harnett 33, D. Therkkson retired 38, O. D. James l.b.w. b Gilroy 6, M. Linklater not out 5, J. Linklater not out 2, extras 4, total .(for five wickets) 115. Bowling: L. Mitchell none for 19, R. Gilroy three for 23, J. L. Cartwright none for 18, W. McCaw one for 35, F. Sheppard none for 17. Kaimata: P. M. Harnett c Dravitski b G. Linklater 8, R. Gilroy b G. Linklater 0, J. Mora th' b G. Linklater 0, J. L. Cartwright. b L. Dravitski 1, W. McCaw not out 42, L. Mitchell c McClellan b Dravitski 0, A. Bathurst b G. Linklater 0, D Klenner b G. Linklater 0, J. Bocock hit wicket 4, J. A. Cartwright not out 3, extras 7, total (for eight wickets) 65. Bowling: G. Linklater six for 18, A. Dravitzski two for 13, McClellan none for 27. TANGARAKAU WINS. i FINE LAST-WICKET PARTNERSHIP. During the week-end a cricket match was played between the Tangarakau railway staff and the Tangarakau club. Tangarakau won by one wicket and 38 runs. Railway batted first, scoring 79. Tangarakau replied with 117 for nine' wickets. The game was interesting in the final stages as Tangarakau had nine wickets down for 62. However, F. Betts, the last man in, scored 47 not ° u t« *!• KUmister with 13 was the other not out batsman. The last wicket realised 55 unfinished. Details are:— Railway: Worren c Kilmister b Barriball 0, Garf b D. Betts 1, Handley b D Betts 1, Hyde b Ayres 7, Thompson b D, Betts 1, Kerr b Barriball 0, Jenkinson b Logan 14, Hodge : b Logan 4, M. Hart b Ayres 18, Northcott b Barribpl. 20, McMillan not out 7, extras 6, total 79. Bowling: D. Betts three for 7, Barriball three for 21, Ayres two for 23, Logan two for 22.

Tangarakau: Ayres b Hart 1,- Rosewarpe b McMillan IL H. Kilmister st Handley b Hart 2, Moore b Hart 2, J. Savage run out 19, Logan b Hart 2, J. Kilmister not out 13, Gower c and b Northcott 0, Barriball b Warren.B, D. Betts run out 7, F, Betts not out 47, extras 5, total (for nine wickets) 117. Bowling: Hart four for 39, Northcott one for 27, McMillan one for 22, Warren one for 24.

Messrs. C. Mallet and A. Hart were umpires.

MATA PLAYS POWER BOARD.

NARROW MARGIN IN SCORES.

By a margin of two runs, 79 to 77, Mata beat Taranaki Power Board in a cricket match at the week-end.

In the first innings Mata made 45, F. Martin, 12, being the only batsman to reach double figures. P. Bull, 7 not out, was the next best scorer. Power Board did poorly in the first innings, making only 12 runs, but in the second hit did better with 65 for six wickete declared. Snell, 48 not out, put up a good performance, his being the only doublefigure score. Mata made 34 in the second innings, Worthington’s 8 not out, being the best score. Snell took four wickets for 25, R. Bourke five for 20 and five for six, and Hickey four for 16. Lee took two for seven, Naim three for four, F. Martin two for five.

WAVERLEY’S BIG WIN.

WANGANUI TEAM DEFEATED.

Waverley beat .Wanderers by 82 runs on the first innings at Wanganui on Saturday. Details are:—• Waverley: How b Elmer 7, Craig c Coomber 7, Smith run out 11, Workman b Trickett 51, Spratt l.b.w. b Coker 4, Petersen b Coker 55, D. Dallison.b Mason 14, B. Campbell c Mason 0, Miles c Mason 3, C. Dallison b Coker 5, Fitzgibbon not out 2, extras 13, total 172. Bowling: Simpson one for 43, Elmer two for 25, Coker two for 16, Trickett one for 22, Mason three for 11.

Wanderers:—First innings: Carlton b Spratt 14, Mason b Workman 6, Elmer c Peterson b Campbell 5, Tricket b Smith 0, Foster b Workman 0, Simpson b Workman 6, Coomber nbt out 27, Morgan l.b.w b Spratt 9, Coker b Peterson 8, Olsen b Smith 4, Stevens b Smith 6, extras 5, 1 total 90. Bowling: Campbell one for 18, Spratt two for 30, Workman three for 18, Smith three for 15, Peterson one for 5. Second innings: Simpson b Dallison 35, Morgan b Campbell 6, Stevens run out 9, Coker run out 6, Foster b Smith 0, Olsen b Campbell 2, Carlton c Campbell 9, Trickett not out 0, Elmer not out 0, extras 3, total (for seven wickets) 61. Bowling: Workman one for 14, Campbell two for 17, D. Dallison one for 20.