STEADY BATTING

Timaru Herald, Volume CXLVIII, Issue 21820, 25 November 1940, Page 6

STEADY BATTING

Playing at the Rectory Timaru beat Timaru Boys’ High School by 29 runs Schoo. 1 compiled 89. McKenzie ™d /'j™ faced the bowling of Wilson and Neave Mouat did not score but McKenzie, playing carefully, reached 28 R f J e 180 by Wilson. u. McLeod reached seven and Hunter knocked up 16, the score read ng 43 at the fall of the fourth wicket' Wagner knocked up a useful 17 before he went out lag before to Neave the score board showing 76 for six The Wickets fcll cheaply, D Kibblewhite carrying his bat for eight' The Timaru batsmen made a better showing, reaching 118. Weir and Pate man opened, but the latter did not ® c ° re - Neave left with the score at 47 Wilson hit out to compile 29 before he was stumped by McLeod. Scores? .. „ . HIGH SCHOOL McKenzie, c Weir, b Wilson 00 Mouat, b Wilson .R. J McLeod, b Neave 7 Hunter, run out, b Gould m D McLeod, b Gould £ Wagner, lbw, b Neave ,? Pratt, b Wilson g- S'hbjewhite, not out ? R. Kibblewhite, b Gould ... " " 5 Scannell, b Green , Annear, b Green A Extras ® Total .... 7Z A ilson took'th'rre wickets for 18 runs, Neave two for 22 <S two for 16, Gould three for 30 ’ n Weir, b D. McLeod .. . 1n Pateman, lbw, b Scannell „ Neave, c McKenzie, bD. McLeod " 97 Green, b McKenzie .. lUjt!oa 27 r/niT' ? d '^ L€ocl ’ b Mouat " U Gould, std. McLeod, b Mouat ’ 17 ou? MCLeOd ’ bMouat 3 Chmo, c McLeod, b McKenzie * ’ ” q Bar Extra?" McLeod ' b Mouat 3 1 Total .... Bowling: Scannell took one' ’ wicket tor 34 runs. D. McLeod two for 25 M? Kenzie two for 21, Mouat fo ur for 2? “or n fi?e ef ° r SeVen ’ “ bbl M