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CENTRAL H.B. CRICKET

Sub-Association’s Matches

OLD BOYS BEAT EPARAIMA

PLAY ON SATURDAY

The Central Hawke’s Bay Cricket Sub-Association’s competitions were continued on Saturday, when Old Boys concluded their match with Eparaima at Wallingford, winning by an innings and 10 7 runs.

On the first day's play Old Boy had compiled 199 lor the loss of onl; three wickets, but the tail, compaia tively, failed badly, the team bein; dismissed for 242. Lumsden, whos< score stood at 109 had added sevei when he was bowled by A. S. Wilder Other successful batsmen were Spencer 42, A. Smales 39, and XV .Monteith 20. A. S. Wilder took I wickets for 58 runs. Eparaima went for 51 in their firs ii nings and 84 in their second. R L. wilder, with 32 in the second inn iugs, was the most successful bats man. OLD BOYS First Innings Crocker, b N. I’. Wilder .... A. Smales, 1.b.w., Cameron . . 3 Lumsden, b A. S. Wilder .... 11 1 Elliott, c Canning, b Douglas . . Spencer, b A. S. Wilder 4 XV. Monteith, b A. S. XVilder . . 2 M. Tennant, not out A. Monteith, c Board, b A. S. Wilder Williams, b O'Dowd Anderson, b A. S. XVilder Bliss, b O'Dowd Extras Total 24 Bowling: A. XVilder. 5 for 58 Douglas, 1 for 69; Canning, 0 fo 47; Hartland, 0 for 8; N. P. Wilder 1 lor 30; Cameron, 1 for 21 O'Dowd, 2 for 1. EPAR A I.XIA First Innings A. S. Wilder, std. Monteith, b Lumsden N. P. XVilder, c Lumsden, b Spencer S. Board, b Spencer < Douglas, b Spencer 1' R. P. XVilder, c Crocker, b Lumsden ' Hartland, run out XVilson, b Lumsden O'Dowd, run out ! Cameron, b Spencer < Stewart, not out ‘ Robinson, b Spencer Extras Total 5. Bowling: Lumsden, 3 for 33 Spencer, 5 for 14. Second Innings A. S. XVilder, c Elliott, b Smales L N. P. XVilder, c Bliss, b Smales . Board, c Elliott, b Smales .... Douglas, c Tennant, b XVilliams 11 R. P. XVilder, c Smales, b Lumsden 3! Hartland, not out 1 ! XVilson, c Elliott, b Williams . . O'Dowd, c Crocker, b XVilliams . < Cameron, run out Stewart, 1.b.w., b XVilliams .... ( Robinson, c Anderson b Williams ’ Extras • Total Bowling: Anderson, <i for 23 Smales, 3 for 9; XVilliams, 4 for 14 ■Spencer, 0 for 11; Elliott, 0 for 9 Lumsden, 1 for 12. OTANE v. WAIPAWA XVIN FOR THE FOR.XIER The cricket match against XVaipawa was concluded on Saturday afternoon. Otane winning by an innings and 9 runs, this being Otane’s first win and XVaipawa’s first loss. The following are the detailed scores:— WAIPAWA . First Innings 61 Second Innings Rust, run out 15 Petherick, b Dwyer 5 Hooper, c Sharpe, b Curly .... 7 O’Donnell, b Luke 13 O'Halloran, c Stephens, b Barrie 32 Verran, b B. Barrie 1 Knobloch, b Luke 0 Guerin, b Luke 6 Scott, b Barrie 9 Christeson, not out 5 Mustchin, c Oram, b Barrie . . 0 Extras 14 Total . 99 Bowling Analysis:—Barrie 4 for 19, Luke 3 for 11, Sharpe 0 for 19,

Page 0 for 8, Dwyer 1 for 12, Curly 1 for 17. OTANE First Innings Sharpe, b Mustchin 79 Drinkrow, l.b.w. Hooper 2 Trevena, stumped, b Hooper . . 4 9 Dwyer, b O’Donnell Page, c Knobloch, b Hooper . . 2 Curly, b Christensen Oram, ct Knobloch, b Hooper . . Stephens, c Rust, b Hooper ... 17 Barrie, b Guerin 4 Carter, not out Extras H Total 179 Bowling Analysis: Hooper. 6 for 79; O’Donnell, 1 for 68; Verran, 1 for 0; Mustchin, 1 for 6; Christensen, 1 for 15.

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Waipukurau Press, Volume XXVIII, Issue 32, 30 January 1933, Page 2

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CENTRAL H.B. CRICKET Waipukurau Press, Volume XXVIII, Issue 32, 30 January 1933, Page 2

CENTRAL H.B. CRICKET Waipukurau Press, Volume XXVIII, Issue 32, 30 January 1933, Page 2

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