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Wairarapa Age, 18 March 1929, Page 3

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WAIRARAPA COMPETITIONS CONTINUED. CARTERTON AND HIGH SCHOOL WIN Ideal weather prevailed on Saturday when the Wairarapa senior cricket matches were continued. Both senior games were concluded, Old Boys going down to Carterton and High School proving too strong for United. The Old Boys-Cartenrton cricket match was concluded at Carterton in excellent weather on Saturday on a fast, hard wicket. Carterton made 280 in the first innings, as against Old Boys’ 144. The latter .sides were dismissed for 123 in their second innings, thus' giving Cartel ton an easy threepoi it win. The following are details:— OLD BOYS First Innings 144 Second Innings. Hornabrook. b Phelps 2 Montgomery, b Phelps 10 Falloon, st. Whitburn, b Tracy .. 16 jjaw, st. Whitburn, b Morton .. 0 Grossweil, c Morton, b Phelps .. 9 Smith, b Tracy 29 Heaps, lbw, b Tracy 16 McMichael, c- Tracy, h Phelps .. 23 Horne, not out 12 -Extras . 13 Total 123 Bowling analysis: Phelps, 4 for 13; Tracy, 3 for 46; Morton, 1 for 32. CARTERTON First Innings Burt, b Hornabrook 21 Tracy, c Roache, b Hornabrook .. 43 Norton, b Falloon 63 Denby, e sub, b Falloon 11 Smart, b McMichael 50 Trapp, c Hornabrook, b Falloon .. 2 Hart, b McMichael .. 9 Riggs, b Falloon 2 Phelps, b Falloon 32 Ward, not out 5 Whitburn, b Falloon 10 Extras . . .. 32 Total 280 Bowling analysis: Falloon, 5 for 87; McMichael, 2 for 34. HIGH SCHOOL v UNITED The High School match against United was concluded on Saturday, glorious weather prevailing. With two wickets down for 40 runs United carried on, but were unfortunate in losing Blamires'and F Hoar soon after the commencement oif the game. The last wicket stand of Smith and Madsen was responsible for 80 runs, and the innings closed with the score at 252, 99 runs .short of High School’s effort. Farnsworth who captured four wickets for 74 runs, was the outstanding bowler. High School’s second knock produced 139 for seven wickets. K. Uttley with a vigorous 58 was the topscorer. High School thus had a twopoint win by 99 runs on the first innings. WAIRARAPA HIGH SCHOOL First Inning® 351 Second Innings Groves, run out ~ 29 Jenkins, c Blamiros, b F. Hoar .. 7 Faulknor, run out 0

Dr. Uttley, c Voyee, b Smith 6 K. Uttlcy, cA. Hoar, b Torrance . 58 Farnsworth, lbw, b Renner .... 10 Logan, lbw, b Blamires ......... 17 Falloon, not out 5 Clarke, not out 0 Extras 7

Total for seven wickets .. 139 Bowling analysis: F. Hoar, 1 for 25; Smith, 1 for 26; A. Hoar, 0 for 21; Blamires, 1 for 2!; Renner, 1 for 21; Torrance, 1 for 18. UNITED First Innings B>lamires, b Farnsworth 97 Dunderdale, b Farnsworth. 3 A. Hoar, b Jenkins .. 14 Patrick, b Farnsworth -52 F. Hoar, b Farnsworth 0 Torrance, b Groves jo E. Jenkins, c Clarke, b Logan . . 23 Voyee, c and b Groves 19 Renner, b Gn/es . 5 Smith, b Groves 30 Madsen, not out ’ * ’ 47 Extras ..• 20 Total 252 Bowling analysis: Groves, 4 for 72Farnsworth, 4 for 74; Jenkins, 1 for 46; Logan, 1 for 11; Traill, 0 for 8: .Eastwood, 0 for 18. WELLINGTON RESULTS OLD BOYS WIN CHAMPIONSHIP WELLINGTON, March 17. Ihe Wellington senior cricket championship was concluded yesterday, Old Boys winning the competition. Old Boys 313 (K. C. James 61) beat Wellington 131 and 81. For Old Boys A. W. Duncan took isix wickets for 4S Midland 304 (F. Tindill 86, A. Doneghue 55) beat University 165. Petone 354 (H. E. Nichollis 103) beat Hutt 238 and two for 94. Institute 387 beat Kilimie Christopherson ™ • or^,er teams and their respective points are as follow: Old Boys, 22; Midland, 19; Wellington, 16; University, 15; Petonc, 14; Institute, 14; Kilbirnie, 7: Hutt, 6.—(P.A.)

A oarl dressed in armour, complete witliXi coat of mail, a steel helmet, and a spear, won the first prize at- the United Daisies’ fancy dress carnival held at Olympia on January 10, for a Lome-made costume advertising one of the firm’s products. “Her Sure Shield’’, which she carried oh. her arm, was an enlargeinont of the firm’s trade mark. Nearly 4000 dairy-workers from all parts of tMte country attended the carnival, for which three famous dance bands were engaged.