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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 281, 27 November 1936, Page 4

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WANGANUI ASSOCIATION COMPETITION MATCHES TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW Further matches in the Wanganu Cricket Association’s competitions wil be played to-morrow. The following teams will represent the.r respectivi clubs:— Marist Seniors v. Technical Schoo on Cook’s Gardens at 1.45 p.m.—E. An derson, H. Cuming, R. Carr, B. Dow B. Farrell, M. Gilbert, J. Hastings, J Hodson, L. Koorey, E. Neale, J. Oliver Marist Junior A v. Wanderers or Victoria Park at 1.45 p.m.—J. Cam eron, V. Cronin, B. Greener, D. Gray E. Puddle, W. Hodson, B. H. Smith M. C. Smith, N. Stent, R. Stuart, S Vinten, S. Wallace. Marist Junior B v. Collegiate B or Collegiate ground at 1.45 p.m.—Corrigan, Dow, Fairweather, List, Harman McMahon, Mahoney, Rhodes, Rue, M Greener, F. White (captain), Young. Tufiin (2). Technical Old Boys Juniors at Victoria Park.—Humphrey, Kidd, Sedon Welton, Guy, McCormick, Barnett. Jones, Bergesson, Porteous, Earles Morrell, Archibald. COLLEGIATE SCHOOL SECONL ELEVEN WINS MATCH AT HAWERA The second eleven of the Wanganui Collegiate School played a match at Hawera on Wednesday against Old Collegians. Alter dismissing the home team for 37 runs, Collegiate School made 131 for the loss of nine wickeds and declared. When stumps were drawn in Old Collegians’ second innings eight wickets were down wi'.h a total of 52 runs on the board. The weather was not very pleasant, there being a stiff, cold breeze, with occasional showers of rain. This was the fourth annual match between the teams, each having hitherto had one win, the other match being drawn. The visitors were entertained at lunch by the South Taranaki branch □f the Wanganui Old Boys’ Association, and at tea by the Old Collegians’ Club. Details are:— Old Collegians First Innings. Wills, b Graham 0 Jennings, b Shaw 1 Penny, b Graham 7 Meuli, b Shaw 0 Mann, b Graham 5 Sayly, b Graham 0 shaw, b Shaw . 4 I'homas, b Graham 0 D. Hawk, b Shaw 9 7clvin, not out .0 •ox, b Shaw 4 Extras J Total 37 Bowling: Graham, five for 19; Shaw, ive for 15; Barker, none for 3. Second Innings. dawk, 1.b.w., b Barker 19 Shaw, c Smith, b Shaw 12 ? enny, by McNaughl 4 Jennings, c Collins, b Graham 8 Mann, 1.b.w., b Graham 0 Meuli, I) Graham 4 3ayly, not out 4 Pox, c Collins, b Graham (1 I’homas, c Shaw, b Graham 0 iVillis, not out 0 Extras ] Total (for eight wickets) . . 52 Bowling: Graham, live for 10, Shaw, one for 10; McNaught, one or 11; Barker, one for 20. Mangasiui Bertram, b Penny . 2 Johnston, run out 17 Shaw, run out 6 Poll ins, b Jennings 7 b Meuli 15 Beetham, b Thomas 12 3 almer, b Thomas 8 Smith, nut out 2) Braham, b Thomas 7 Barker, b Mann 0 McNaught, ont out. 15 Extras J2 Total for nine wickets dee. 151 Bowling: Thomas, three for 20, Penny, one for 24; Mann, one for 21, Shaw, none for 17: Jennings, one for L 6; Meuli, one for 21. MERCANTILE LEAGUE SEASON TO OPEN DURING WEEK-END Cricket enthusiasts unable to par.icipate in club cricket will be pleased 0 hear that the Mercantile League, vhich was so popular last season, will :ommence competitions this week-end. This season matches will be played it the Gonville Domain and a practice ;ame will be played on Sunday next it which all members and intending nembers are requested to attend. All day will be on matting this year.