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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 66, 20 March 1935, Page 5

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► * JUNIOR GRADE MARIST A v. UNITED. Playing in the junior grade on Saturday, Alarist A gained a decisive win over United. Batting first Marist ran up a score of 110, the principal contri--1 utors being Farrell 44, Cameron 26, Koorey 16 and Mclntee 10. In reply i irtcd could not muster 68 runs, Jardine collecting 36 not out and Wallace 13. thus leaving Marist winners by 42 runs. IJeiails: — Cameron, c Jardine, b Wallace .. 26 Farrell, c Cook, b Francis 44 White, b Wood 2 ( leary, b Wallace •'» Mclntee, c Weir, b Francis ...... 10 Dow, c Spooner, b Francis ..... 1 Koorey, c Wood, b Spriggens .... 16 Greener, c Wallace, b Wood .... 0 Coxon, b Wood 0 Wallace, b Francis - 3 Cunningham, not out 1 Total HO Bowling; Francis, four for 42; Wood, three for 16; ‘Vallate, two for 13; Spriggens., one r ?r id; Spooner, none for -A United. Spooner, st. Dow b Mclnee .. . 1 Wallace, c Fane I, b Koorey .... 23 Jones, st. Dow. b Mclntee 0 Jardine, not out 36 Weir, c Dow, b Farrell Francis, run out *’ Spriggens, b Farrell •• 11 Futcher, <• Koorey, b Farrell ... n Kitt, c Koorey " Wood, c Cameron, b Koorey .... 6 Total Rowling: Farrell three for 7; Koorey, three, for 9; Mclntee. two for 24; t’lcarv, nonp fo. 10; Wallace, none for 14. MARIST B v. TECHNICAL COLLEGE. Marist B gaine.' an eight-point win over Technical on Saturday. Batting first Technical mt- je 31, none of their I .’avers reaching double figures. On going to the wickets Marist replied with 76, Riddell being responsible for 32, white Hodson knocked up a bright 27. Technical’s second venture was more disastrous than the first, the side being smissed for 21, leaving Marist winijiers by an innings and 24 runs. All Marist bowlers came out. with

. good figures, Greener, five for 12: Hodson, four for 11, and four for 7; Wallace, two for 12; Gilbert, two for 2, and Riddel), one for 0. Grant was Technical’s best bowler, collecting four for WANGANUI ASSOCIATION , NEXT SATURDAY’S MATCHES. Matches under the auspices of the I Wanganui Cricket Association set down I for Saturday next are as follows: First Grade. Wanganui v. United, on Cook’s Gar- - den No. 1. Marist v. Technical College 0.8., on .Cook's Gardens No. 2. Technical College v. Collegiate, on ’ollcge Ground. Second Grade. First Section. Wanderers v. Marist A, on Peat Park Technical College 0.8. v. United, on Peat Park No. 2. Waver Lev v.. Aramoho, on Peat Park No. 3. i Second Section. ; Technical College v. Marist B, on ' Feat Park No. 4. Collegiate A v. Collegiate B, on Col3 lege ground. “ HOUSE ” MATCH PLAYED i LEVIN’S AND JOHNSTON’S. 1 1 An enjoyable cricket match -was ; played over the week-end between j teams representing Levin and Co., and ) Johnston and Co. It resulted in a win < for the former by 87 runs on the first I innings. Scores were:— Levin and Co.

34 Connor, b Smith .. . 0 McCarthy, run out 10 Kitt, c. and b. Armitage »)•> Marshall, b Smith Duncan, c Armitage, b Connor . 12 IDoidge, b Connor 4 1’ovnter, run out Eden, b Armitage . Dvke, b Connor 0 Stewart, not out. 0 Extras 46 Total 158 Bowling.—Connor, three for 10 A rmitage, two for 21; Smith, two for 23; Anderson, one for 6. Johnston and Co. Smith, l.b.w., b Kitt 6 Connor, c and b Gee i Pharazyn, b Gee 8 Armitage, c McCarthv, b Gee . 0 Allen, b Marshall . 16 Anderson, b Gee •> Briggs, b Gee . 4 Trott, c Povnter, b Gee 11 Strachan, b Gee . • ) Trombe, run out () Talbovs, not out. .. .. .. . () Extras 9 Total . 71 Bowling.—Kitt one for .13; Gee, seven for 30: Marshall, one for 0.