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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 77, Issue 257, 30 October 1934, Page 8

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WITH THE JUNIORS MABIST a v. TECH. OLD BOYS Batting, first against Technical Old Boys juniors on Saturday, Manst got right amongst the runs and rattled up the solid score of 164 for three wickets. Jim Cameron was responsible for exactly half the total and his 82 proved that he is still one of the best bats in junior cricket. Bernie Farrell justified his promotion to the A team by putting on 40 before retiring. On going in to bat, Tech. Old Boys could not stand up to the strong Alarist attack and were all out for 55. Cleary, three for 8, Wallace, two for 4 t and Deere, two for 11 coming out with the best bowling averages. Scores are as follow: — Marist A J. Cameron, c Hambley, b Robinson 82 B. Farrell, retired 40 F. White, b Humphries 4 B. Deere, not out 13 R. McEntee, not out 2 Extras 22 Total, three (dec.) for .. .. 165 Bowling: A. Kidd, none for 20; Robinson, one for 34; Hambley, none for 20; Goldsbury, none for 25; Dark, none for 20; McCormick, none for 13; Humphries, one for 9. Tech. Old Boys Goldsbury, st- Dow, b McEntee .. 0 Humphries, c White, b Farrell .. 9 Dark, c and b Deere 6 McCormick, l.b-w., b Wallace .. 5 Hambley, b Deere b Robinson, run out 6 AlcElwain, b Cleary 0 A. Kidd b Cleary « I. Kidd.'b Wallace 9 Wagstaff, not out McDonald, b Cleary 0 Extras 4 Total 55 Bowling: McEntee, one for 15; Farrell, one for 5; Wallace, two for 4; Koorey, none for 7; Deere, two for 11; Cleary, three for 8.