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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 77, Issue 83, 9 April 1934, Page 4

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NEWMAN SHIELD MATCH MARLBOROUGH AND NELSON [ Per Press Association. ] NELSON, April 7. In the Newman Shield cricket matek Marlborough in their first innings made 272. Nelson in their second innings have lost nine wickets for 250 (Neale 104, A. Newman 51, Freeman 20 not out). PLAY IN SYDNEY THE GRADE PREMLERSIffP. MOSMAN THE WINNERS. Received April 8, 7.5 p.m. SYDNEY, April 8. The grade cricket premiership w»> won by Mosman with 70 points. Mar rickville were runners-up with 65 and Handwick third with 60. The best batting was that of Bill Waverley) with 525 runs and an average of 65.62; Wallace (Marrickville) 546 and 45.5; Leadbeator (Cumberland) 662 and 44.13. Bowling, O’Reilly (North Sydney) for 238 runs took 32 wickets at an averafe of 7.43; Callaway (Marrickville) 402, 37 and 10.86; Chilvene (Northern Districts 487, 41 and 11.87. RANGITIKEI CRICKET HUNTEBVILLE WINS CHAMPIONSHIP. On the County cricket ground on Satuiduy the championship for the Kangitikei Association was decided, when a draw between Huntcrville and I’orewa decided the result. Porcwa made 151 runs and Huntcrville played out time and had eight wickets down for 119. Details:— Porewa. J. Marshall, 1.b.w., b Hallwood .. 15 A. Marshall, c Smith, b Hallwood 25 D. Cameron, c Smith, b Towers .. 4 K. Cameron, b Hallwood 1 R. Fullerton-Smith, 1.b.w., b Hallwood P. Marshall, b Hallwood .. •• .. 50 G. L. Mai shad, run out 14 P. Chapman, b Towers 10 J. D. Smith, b Hallwood 13 J. Swainson, not out 4 R. Parkinson, c Baker, b Towers 0 Extras 15 Totallsl Bowling: Towers, three for 65; Hallwood, six for 40; Gilbertson, none for 30. Huntcrville. W. Hayward, c and b Parkinson 21 J. Illston, b Parkinson 34 C. Bowick, v K. Cameron, b Swaiuson 1 R. Baker, played on, b Parkinson 13 H. Towers, b K. Cameron 25 L. Smith, not out « J. Hallwood, c Swainson, b Chapmau 0 I. Gilbertson, c A. Marshall, b Swainson 0 F. Bartlett, not out 0 A. W. Porter, c R. FullcrstonSmith, b Chapman 6 Extras 7 Eight wickets forll9 Bowling: R. Fullerton-Smith, none for 10; R. Parkinson, three for 33; J. Smith, none for 11; J. Swainson, two for 20; D. Cameron, none for 21; P. Marshall, none for 10; R. Cameron, one for 5; P. Chapman, two for 3.