EIGHT FOR SEVEN RUNS

Taranaki Daily News, 13 February 1935, Page 11

EIGHT FOR SEVEN RUNS

KAPUNI BOWLER’S FEAT BENNETT AND SUTTON TROPHY. DEFEAT OF MATAPU CLUB. Kapuni played Matapu at cricket on Mr. R. E. Harrison’s property during the week-end, Kapuni winning by two runs • on the first innings. Kapuni scored 38, Ashley Burke (18) being top scorer. W. Murphy, with eight wickets for 7 runs, had the Kapuni batsmen in trouble. Matapu failed by two runs to pass its opponent’s score, J. Preece (11) being ths only player to reach double figures. A. J. Burke, four for 9, and B. Hughes, five for 19, were Kapuni’s best bowlers. The scores were:— Matapu: T. Guy b Hughes 4, G. Stark c Campbell, b A. G. Burke 0, Wetton b Burke 6, Gaylor b Hughes 0, W. Murphy c Hughes b J. B. Gamlin 8, Kelson c Andreoli b Hughes 0, J. Preece b Hughes 11, A. Mabey not out 0, Guy b A, J. Burke 2, Calder c Campbell b Burke 0, extras 5, total 36. Bowling: A. j. Burke four for 9, B. Hughes five for 19, J. Gamlin one for 3. Kapuni: A. J. Burke c Wetton b Murphy 18, P. Bendall l.b.w. b Murphy 0, B. Hughes b Murphy 6, G. Harrison b Lobbin 2, D. Walker b Murphy 0, J. Gamlin b Murphy 0, I. P. Stevenson h Lobbin 2, A. Andreoli b Murphy 1, R. Walker c Preece b Murphy 3, H. Levings c and b Murphy 4, W. Campbell not out 1, extras 1, total 38. Bowling: Lobbin two for 13, W. Murphy eight for 7, J. Guy none for 17. PUKENGAHU CRICKET. / t SKINNER PLAYS WINGROVE. 1 The Skinner Road cricket team played a friendly match with the Wingrove Road (Pukengahu) eleven during the week-end. Skinner Road batted first and compiled 38 runs, J. Fleming (12) making the highest individual score. In this innings D. Jones, the best bowler, took six wickets for 18 rums. In the first innings Wingrove made 33 runs. The best batsmen were E. Harper and S. Tonks, who made nine and eight respectively. Bowling for Skinner Road, E. Hunter took seven wickets for 13 runs. Skinner Road in the second innings declared with a score of 37 for seven wickets. The best scores in this innings were those of Harm (10) and E. Hunter (11). Bowling for Wingrove, D. Jones took six wickets for 6 runs and performed the hat trick. Wingrove’s second innings was unfinished when play closed, five wickets being down for 22 runs, D. Baker (14 not out) being the best batsman. E. Hunter, who took three wickets for five runs, was the best bowler. MEREMERE’S CRICKET WIN. MANUTAHI EASILY DEFEATED. In a match for the Goodwin Cup Meremere defeated Manutahi by a substantial margin. The Meremere bowlers were on form and seemed to be unplayable in the first innings, J. Galyer taking seven wickets for five runs, and in the second R. Galyer took five for 2, including the hat trick. For Manutahi J. Couch earned and received the applause of the spectators by taking a seemingly impossible catch. Details are:— Meremere: W. Geary b J. Couch 23, W. Dunlop c H. Dickson b J. Couch 15, J. Galyer c Corkindale b W. Wills 55, S. Geary c and b J. Couch 0, R. Galyer c Clarke b C. Wills 7, L. Symes c Corkindale b W. Wills 12, S. Allen run out 8, L. Williams l.b.w. b Wills 0, M. Murray b W. Wills 15, J. Davison c Couch h Clarke 0, J. Bloor not out 0, extras 5, total 140. Bowling: W. Wills took four wickets for 23 runs, C. Wills one for 43, G. Scown none for 22, J. Couch three for 34, Cordindale none for 14, Clarke one Manutahi:—First innings: Corkindale b J. Galyer 0, G. Scown b R. Galyer 0, S. Denby c J. Bloor b R. Galyer 1, W. Wills c J. Bloor b J. Galyer 1, J. Couch b J. Galyer 1, H. Honidge b J. Galyer 0, P Wills b J. Galyer 4, C. Wills, c W. Geary b J. Galyer 0, H. Dickson b R. Galyer 0, E. Clarke c Symes b J. Galyer 0 H. Davison not out 0, extras «.■ total 10. Bowling: J.' Galyer took seven wickets for 5 runs, R. Galyer took three for 2. Second innings: H. Davison b W. Geary 1, E. Clarke b W. Geary 1, Couch c and b J. Bloor 8, Corkindale b R. Galyer 2, W. Wills b W. Geary 11, P. Wills b R. Galyer 4, H. Dickson b R. Galyer 0. G. Scown c Symes b R. Galyer 0, C. Wills not out 0, Horridge b W. Geary 0. S. Denby b R. Galyer 1, extras 2, total 30. Bowling: R. Galyer five for 2, W. Geary four for 3, J. Bloor one for 19, Galyer none for 5. PATTERSON CUP GAME. RIVERDALE DEFEATS AUROA. Members of the Riverdale factory cricket team visited Auroa last week and defeated the Auroa team for the Patterson Cup. Riverdale batted first and scored 56 runs. Auroa replied with 45 runs. Details are:— Riverdale; Sutton, run out, 17, Hosie, b Broomfield, 1; Baldwin, c Cave, b Clarke, 13; Hickey, c and b Browfield, 2; Cotter, lbw, b Clarke, 9; Wilcox, c and b Broomfield, 1; Reardon, b Clarke, 1; Pearce, not out, 1; Gunderson, lbw, b Broomfield, 2; Gilbanks, b Broomfield, 0; extras, 9; total, 56;. bowling, Broomfield five wickets for 21 runs, Clarke four for 26. ' „ , Auroa: Tamu, b Sutton, 11; Hughes, c Hickey, b Sutton, 3; Surgenor, lbw, b Sutton, 4; Broomfield, ib Baldwin, 5; Clarke, b Sutton, 3; James, b Baldwin, 4; McDonald, b Baldwin, 0; Cave, b Sutton, 0; Cameron, c Baldwin, b Sutton, 0; Le Compe, not out, 2; Freakly, b Baldwin, 1; extras, 12; total, 45; bowling, Sutton six wickets for 12 runs, Hickey none for 9, Baldwin four for 12. RIVERDALE BEATS KAUPOKONUI. PATTERSON CUP RETAINED. Riverdale, the holder of the Patterson Cup, comfortably defeated the challenger, the Kaupokonui factory team, at Manaia on Monday by 65 runs to 41 runs. Details are:— Riverdale: Sutton, c Hansen, b Bailey, 6; Hosie, lbw, b Bailey, 4; Baldwin, b Whalen, 27; Hickey, b Bailey, 8; Wilcox, b Bailey, 0; Cotter, c Whalen, b Bailey, 1; Pearce, not out, 3; J. Hosie, c Rose, b Bailey, 1; Reardon, b Whalen, 1; Gundeson, b Whalen, 0; Gilbanks, b Bailey, 0; extras, 14; total, 65; bowling, Bailey seven wickets for 27, Whalen three for 24. , t Kaupokonui: Andrews, lbw, b Hickey, 1; Hansen, lbw, b Hickey, 0; Bailey, b . Sutton, 7; Whalen, c R. Hosie, b Sutton, 2; Ross, b Hickey,. 7; Chailies, lbw» b Sutton, 0; Sanson, b Sutton, 4; Bowes, c Cotter, b Hickey, 0; Ingram, b Sutton, 2; McKay, not out, 6; Lidaway, e Baldwin, b Hickey, 0; extras, 12; total, 41; bowling, Hickey five wickets for 13 •runs, Sutton five for 16. —