WOMEN’S SOFTBALL

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 89, Issue 300, 20 December 1945, Page 2

WOMEN’S SOFTBALL

FIFTH SERIES PLAYED In the fifth series of matches in the women’s section of the Wanganui Softball Association Amazons beat Hinemoa in a closely contested game. Details:— Amazons 5,0, .3, 3,3, 0,0, total 14, v. Hinemoa 0,2. 3,1, 0,0, 0, total 6. Pitching and fielding analysis: Amazons three strike outs, 14 fielded out, four caught, one walk. Hinemoa: One strike out, 16 lielded out, four caught out, three walk'. Most runs for Amazons: N. Morgan 3, A. Hood 3, M. Gilbertson one home run. For Hinemoa: L. Warner 2. Hinemoa A 2,0, 0,1, 1,0, 0, total 4, v. Checkers 1 1, 1. 0,0, 0,0, total 3. Most runs for Hinemoa A were M. Hogg two. and for Checkers, M. Tuflin, F. Price, P. Tallin one each. Pitching and fielding analysis: Hinemoa A, 13 strike outs, six fielded out, two caught out, two walks. Checkers: one strike out, 14 fielded out, five caught out, five walks. Dodgers 1,7, 9,1, 3,1, total 22, v. Children’s Garments 0,0, 1,2, 2,0, 0, total 5. Most runs for Dodgers, U. Gedge, O. Tunbridge, V. Burt and KGedge, three each. Children’s Garments. R. Grinstead, B. Hare, T. Alabaser, E. Smyth, F. Pattern, one each. Pitching and fielding analysis: Dodgers, three strike outs, one fielded out, eight caught out, one walk. Children’s Garments, five slrike outs, eight fielded out, seven caught out, four walks

Star 0,1, 2,8, 0. 0,3, totaj 14, v. Relax 1,0, 1,0, 2,4, 2, total 10. Most runs for Star, M. Gibson, G. Parson three each and Relax, L. Marshall, A. Hall, E. Hall, 11. Persson, two each. Pitching and fielding analysis: Star no strike outs, 12 fielded out, seven caught out. seven walks. Relax, three .strike outll fielded oul, six caught, one walk. Two new teams, Relax and Children’s Garments, are showing steady improvement and with more experience will develop into good combinationk