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Waipawa Mail, Volume LI, Issue 36, 9 December 1929, Page 3

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CETTRAL H.B. SUB-ASSOCIATION. EPARAIMA v. OTANE. 'i hi' match wsis concluded at Otane on Saturday Eparaima winning by seven wickets. Otane could muster only 33 in their second innings. Requiring *ix to win Eparaima lost three wickets in getting them. Scores:— OTANE. First Innings 73 Second Innings. Ridge, b Brierly 0 Page, e Selby, b Isherwood .... 0 Oram, st. Wilder, b Nutt 10 Bar!letl. c Nutt, 1) Brierly 5 1 Luke, e Nutt, b Brierly 0 Barrie, I) Brierly 0 .Tones, e Nutt, I) Brierlv 2 Ashby, b Brierly * 4 S. Drinkrow, e Brierly, b Nutt .. 1 1 .1. Drinkrow, not out 1 1 Earnshaw, 1) Nutt 0 ' Extras 4 1 Total 33 1 I Gland total TOCi * Bowling.-—Brierly (i for 8, Nutt 3 1 for 1 1. Isherwood 1 for 7. ' EPARAIMA. ( First Inning* 100 1 Second Innings. Brierlv, not out 1 j Lane, b Luke 0 Judd, b Luke 0 j Wilson, b Luke 0 , Canning, not out 8 ( Total for 3 wickets 0 J Bowling.—Luke 3 for 7, Oram ft fori. OLD BOYS v. WAIPUKURAU. Having made (19 in the first in- 1 nings, Waipukurau in their second t strike recorded 114 runs, the chief 1 contributors being Nelson 23. W. T ' Kuril T 4. Wallace 14. Phillips 12, Boys | 10. Bowling for Old Boys Guy took I two wickets* for six, Elliott two for i 14, Spencer two for 19, McCarthy 1 one for 10, Kemjday one for 25 and I Rickey one for 1(1. With the meagre total of 39 in the first innings Old Bovs were set with a k formidable task of obtaining 140 runs to win. From the outset the opening ( batsmen went for the bowling, and the 1 required runs were obtained in quick < time for the loss of only four wick ( ets, the chief scorers* being McCarthy : 15, Guy (not out) 30, W. Rickey 29. < Spencer 27. Waipukurau howlers were W. T. Kuril two for 36, Nelson | one for 39, and Southall one for 41. )