CRICKET
WAIPA COMPETITIONS.
LAST SATURDAY'S GAMES. The Waipa Cricket Association's championship competition was continued a further stage last Saturday, when Te Awamutu' played Puahue, High School played Rukuhia, Kaipaki A played Te Kawa, and Otorohanga played Kaipaki B. . The weather conditions were favourable, and some interesting play eventuated, it being noticeable that the bowlers had the best of the argument in some of the matches. PUAHUE V TE AWAMUTU. In this match, played at headquarters, Puahue batted first and were all disposed of for 80 runs, Barnett being particularly effective with the ball. The top scorer was W. M. Wl £ ter with 20 runs, and next were J. Ball and Taylor, each with 12. T , a yl° r > a newcomer, hit three fours and then Barnett caught and bowled him. Te Awamutu, on paper, seemed to have a good prospect of securing a win, but the country players played keenly, and had the locals "thinking hard until Philp and Fraser got together Eraser survived until Puahue's total was reached, and then Winter got him caught out. The other five wickets only yielded. 18 runs, Taylor being particularly effective with the ball. Scores: — PUAHUE. Newman, stpd. Haselden, b Barnett 5 Winter, b Adams 20 Beadnell, c Bowden, b Barnett 1 Ball, c Bowden, b Barnett 12 Raymond, c Rusden, b Barnett 7 May, b Snowden 2 Taylor, c and b Barnett l£ Hastie, c Fraser, b Barnett 3 Harlock, b Snowden 1
Cooper, not out » Hattaway, c Fraser, b Barnett 0 Extras - 11
Total •-• 80 Bowling: Snowden 2 for 19, Barnett 7 for 45, Adams 1 for 9. TE AWAMUTU. Fraser, c Newman, b Winter 25 Rusden, run out .......-• j( Barnett, c Newman, bJ. Cooper lb Snowden, b Winter ■■■;■■■■■■ | Philp, stpd. Newman,- b Winter 2b Coyne, b Taylor ■••••"••••• J Bowden, c Newman, b Winter u Rickit, not out ° E. Adams, b Taylor JJ Morris, stpd Newman, b Taylor 0 Haselden, c Ball, b Taylor 4 Extras b Total - 98 Bowling: J. Coopeer 1 for 26, W. M. Winter 4 for 44, Raymond 0 for 12, Beadnell 0 for 5, Taylor 4 for 5.
RUKUHIA V. HIGH SCHOOL. The High School team journeyed to Rukuhia, and suffered defeat at the hands of the home team by 25 runs after an interesting game The visitors batted first and put on 94, of which N. F. Oram was the chief contributor with 48, including one six and four fours. Only two others got into double figures, W. Main finishing up with six wickets to his credit for 18 runs. Orr got three for 41. The home team opened with Gorrie and Derecourt, but the latter was dismissed before a run was scored. Then Harrop and Gorrie put on 50 before the partnership was broken. Harrop hit up 24 before Shaw clean bowled him, and Gorrie's contribution was 19. The "tail" wagged a bit, for A. Main scored 12 and Ryman 14 (not out). Shaw captured seven wickets for 40. Details:— HIGH SCHOOL.
N. Oram, b W. Main 48 R. Dalton, c Ryman, b Orr 4 N. McMahon, cW. Main, b 0rr.:.... 9 F. Brewer, c A. Main, b On* 2 J. Shaw, b Main 0 H. Bent, b Harrop H D. C. Clarkson, b Main 11 E. Bent, b Main - 0 C. Rickit, not out 4 S. Shepherd, b Main 0 K. Miller, b Main 4 Extras .' 4 Total 94 Bowling: Derecourt 0 for 21, Orr 3 for 41, Main 6 for 18, Harrop 1 for 13. RUKUHIA. K. Gorrie, b Shaw 19 Derecourt, c Oram, b Shaw 0 Harrop, b Shaw 24 W. Main, c H. Bent, b Oram 10 Orr, c Rickit,.b Shaw 7 E. Perrow, c Oram, b Shaw 2 Clark, b Shaw ; 9 Perrow, run out ° Steele, c Brewer, b Shaw 0 A. Main, c McMahon, b E Bent 12 Ryman, not out 14 Extras : i 4
Total ~ 1 19 Bowling: Shaw 7 for 40, Oram 1 for 32, McMahon 0 for 13, Rickit 0 for 4, Brewer 0 for 5, Clarkson 0 for 10, E. Bent 1 for 0.
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Waipa Post, Volume 42, Issue 3270, 10 March 1931, Page 5
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