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WANGANUI v. SOUTH TARANAKI WIN FOR VISITORS In a representative cricket match played on Victoria Park yesterday, South Taranaki beat Wanganui by three wickets and 48 runs on the first innings. Wanganui batted first and compiled 210, top-scorers being Bickley (41), Dovi (35), and Cuming (30). Turbocl headed the South Taranaki bowling averages with three for 24. In reply, South Taranaki made 249 for the loss of seven wickets before the close of play. The feature of the innings was a fine score of 89 by Turbott. Detailed results were: — Wanganui. First Innings. R. I. Sewell, c Geary, b Hughes 20 K. Dovi, b Meuli 35 L. Kauter, run out - 15 M. Guy, run out 19 L. Connor, c Ross, b Geary . 3 H. Cuming, st Ross, b Turbott 20 W. Bickley, c and b Turbott 41 R. Thomas, not out 21 J. Collins, c Crotty, b Geary .. 3 H. Guthrie, run out 0 F. Croom, c Geary, b Turbott 7 Extras Total 201 Bowling: Geary, two for 52; Meuli, one for 56; Hughes, one for 33, Crotty, none for 29; Turbott, three for 24. South Taranaki. First Innings. V. Sargeson, c Collins, b Guy 12 J. Hawkes, b Kauter 18 G. Betts, c Bickley, b Guy 24 R. Turbott, b Dovi 89 L. Des Forges, run out o W. Geary, not out 2u A. Goodwin, c Cuming, b Sewell 22 B. Hughes, b Kauter 18 Extras Total (lor seven wickets) . 249 Bowling: Guy, two for 41; Guthrie, none lor 40; Sewell, one for 40; Kauter, two for 53; Cuming, none for 6; Thomas, none for 18; Dovi, one tot 12. RANGITIKEI CRICKET MARTON v. OLD BOYS Old Boys lost their chance of winning the championship when they lost to Marton on the County Ground, largely owing to defections of regular players. After a bad start Old Boys were batting well to the sixth wicket, which fell for 137, but the tail failed, and Marton were left with two hours in which to make 150 for a win. This they accomplished in the last over before stumps were to have been drawn, with seven wickets in hand. It was a most exciting finish, with Sladden using the long handle. Louden played soundly, but Smiin was dropped when only 10. Details: — Old Boys. First Innings. C. S. Beechey, c Smith, b Louden 4 M. Wysocki,” b Parkes 12 B. Klitscher, c Parkes, b Fuller-ton-Smith 38 H. F. Low, lbw, b Openshaw 19 I. Jolly, b Shield 22 N. Andrew, not out 18 H. Wilson, st Smith, b Shield 16 A. Duncan, b Fullerton-Smith 3 C. Stantiall, b Fullerton-Smith 2 L. Coleman, b Fullerton-Smith 0 M. Gardner, b Shield 0 Extras 15 Total 149 Bowling: Parkes, one for 22; Louden, one for 24; Openshaw, one for 11; McLennan, none for 22: Shield, three for 31; Fullerton-Smith, four for 24. Marton. First Innings. D. McLennan, b Duncan 2 L. Smith, c Jolly, b Duncan 43 H. Louden, not out - 6(J G. Birch, c Low, b Duncan - 0 D. B. Sladden, not out 32 Extras 12 Total (for three wickets) 159 Bowling: Duncan, three for 43, Low, none for 17; Jolly, none for 53; Wilson, none for 16. HUNTERVILLE v. POR.EWA At Hunterville, on a tricky wicket, Porewa batted first with only eight of their regular team. A. ...
(23) and H. F. Arkwright (24) topscoring. Hunterville, in their repb made 167 with six wickets down. J. Illston (77) made his runs fast, Joil (25) also scoring freely. Porewa followed on, being disposed of with one run to spare, Hunterville getting a live-pointer. Hunterville. First Innings. W. Hayward, b H. Marshall 1. I W. Tolley, lbw, b Chapman It, | J. Illston, c A. Marshall, b Keystone 1 ■ S. Powell, b H. Marshall S. Packard, b A. Marshall lo H. Towers, cH. Marshall, b Oliver 6 J. Joll, not out . 2o R. Watson, not out 1 Extras 91 Total (Cor six wickets) 16i Porewa. First Innings. A. B. Marshall, run out 23 P. Chapman, c Hare, b Powell 0 H. Marshall, c Illston, b Powell 11 H. F. Arkwright, b Towers 22 G. L. Marshall, c Gordon, b Watson 26 G. Oliver, c and b Towers 2 J. Keystone, b Towers A. E. Smith, c Park, b Watson .) J. Shield, not out J. Klue, h Towers 0 Extras 5 Total 87 Second Innings. A. Marshall, b* Watson 35 J. Shield, b Towers ° H. Marshall, c Illston, b Holford 4 P. Chapman, c Hayward, b Watson H. Arkwright, st. Hayward, b Holford G. L. Marshall, b Towers G. Oliver, not out -’j J. Keystone, st Hayward, b Towers A. E. Smith, c Towers, b Watson 1 Extras - IG , Total - 701
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 54, 6 March 1939, Page 9
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