WAIOURU CAMP TEAM WINS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 85, Issue 283, 1 December 1941, Page 7

WAIOURU CAMP TEAM WINS

CRICKET MATCH AGAINST WANGANUI SIDE MARiiIX OF SIXTY-SEVEN Kt XS As a prelude to a game with the Wellington representative cricket team on Saturday next, the Waiouru Military Camp eleven played a Wanganui team on Saturday on the Collegiate School ground, and won by a margin of 67 runs on the flrst innings. The teams were:— Waiouru.—M. P. Donnelly (Taranaki. Wellington. Canterbury and New Zealand), N. Gallichan (Manawatu, Wellington and New Zealand). T. L. Pritchard <Manawatu, Wellington and I New Zealand», D. Brooker (WeilingI ton). P. P. Henley (Wellington), A. Myers (Wellington’, J. Carroll <Auckland). H. H. Whiting (Wanganui), D. Revell (Auckland). J. Hearsley (Manawatu’, W. Burgess (Canterbury). and A. Fletcher (Manawatu). Wanganui.—L. A. Wood (United), W. P. Dyhrberg (United), G. S Nimmo (UnitedH. Cuming (Marist). J. ) A. Bergerson (Tech. Old Boys), W. H. , Bickley (Wanganui), H. F. Low I (Wanganui), G. H. F. Newman (Col- • legiate School), T. W. Smith (Collegiate School). R. J. Lane (Collegiate School), D. McCarthy (Wanganui’. Wanganui opened the batting on a drying wicket and could do nothing against effective bowling, backed up by keen fielding, and was disposed of for the small total of 78. G. H. F. Newman, a Collegiate School player, was top-scorer with 20. His total included one six and one four. N. Gallichan. the former New Zealand representative, claimed live batsmen for 14 runs, while D. Brooker, a Duntroon first eleven man. took three for 16. Waiouru gave an indication of its batting strength by compiling 145 for the loss of six wickets, and declaring. M. P. Donnelly, the New Zealand representative, hatted attractively for 66. and retired after being at the crease 50 minutes. His total included eight fours and two sixes. He received good support from N. Gallichan. 25. and W. Burgess 21. Gallichan hit one six and four fours, and Burgess three fours. D. McCarthy, two for 43. and J. A. Bergerson. two for 46. secured the nest bowling figures on the Wanganui ' side. In a second innings, lasting an hour , and a-half. Wanganui gave an im- * proved showing and scored 112 runs for four wickets. As in the first inI nings it was a Collegiate School player who was the chief contributor. ' the batsman this time being T. W. | Smith, the captain of the School first eleven, who scored 31 not out. A Myers took two for 15. j Details:— WANGANUI. First Innings. L. A. Wood, c Donnelly, b Brooker, 1; W. P. Dyhrberg. b Gallichan. 16; .1, A. Bergerson. b Pritchard. 14: G. S. Nimmo, b Prit•hard, 1; T. W. Smith, b Gallichan, 0; H. Cuming, b Gallichan. 10; G. H. F. Newman, b Gallichan 20; W. H. Bickley, b Brooker. 6; D. McCarthy, not out, 2; R. J. Lane, c Henley, b Gallichan 0; H. Low. c Carroll, b Brooker, 0; extras, 8; total 78. Bowling.- T. L. Pritchard, two for 17; N. Gallichan, five for 14; D. Brooker, three for 16; J. Hearsley. none for 23; A. Myers, none for none. Second Innings.—W. P. Dyhrberg. h Pritchard. 22: J. A. Bergerson. b Myers, 0; G. S. Nimmo, b Myers. 8; T. W. Smith, not out, 31; H. Cuming, b Hearsley. 22: L. A. Wood, not out, 23; extras. 6; total for four wickets, 112. j Bowling.- T. L. Pritchard, one for ! 28; A. Myers, two for 15; A. W. Burgess, none for 33; J. Hearsley. one for 11; r '. Brooker, none for nine. WAIOURU ( AMP First Innings —H. H. Whiling, b Bergerson. 1; D. Revell, lbw, b McCarthy, 12: M. P. Donnelly, retired. 66; P. P. Henley b Low, 5; N. Gallichan, lbw. b McCarthy. 25; W. Burgess. c and b Bergerson, 21; T. L. Pritchard, not out 5: A. Myers, not out. 7; extras. 3; total for six wickets. 145. Bowling.—J. A. Bergerson, two for 46: D. McCarthy, two for 43; H. Lou, one for 20; L. A. W’ood, none for 28; W. P. Drhyberg, none for five.