MATAMATA

Waikato Times, Volume 125, Issue 20961, 14 November 1939, Page 4

MATAMATA

PIAKO SOUTH CRICKET CLUBS SECOND SERIES OF MATCHES M. ROBERTS SCORES 106 (Special to Times) MATAMATA, Monday. The second series or matches in the Piakn South section cricket competition opened on Saturday. The outstanding- batting performance of the day was a knock of 106 bv M. Roberts, playing for Old Boys against Gordon. He had scored 09 against Matamata the previous Saturday and on both occasions gave good exhibitions of conhdent batting. D. Scott (Old Boys; also batted well for 71. Bowling honours for the day went to A. Sutton (Okauia), who took six wickets for 29. Following are details of results:— Old Boys v. Gordon Old Boys. 279 (Roberts 166, R. Beaver 29, J. Vospcr 39 not out, D. Scott 71). Bowling: Bartleet one for 60, 11. E'dy six Tor 55. F. Clarke two Tor 46. Gordon, 25 for one wicket (S. Brooks 10 not out. B. Brooks 7 not out, A. Bartlect 8). Bowling: Hamilton one for 10, Okauia v. Waharoa Waharoa 98 (F. Fama 32, D. Lennox 22). Bowling: Scholium four for 34, Spiers five Tor 14. Okauia. 132 (E. Fuller 66. A'. Booth 24, A. Sutton 14 not out). Bowling: Sutton six Tor 29. Fuller three for 16, Ilunwick one for 28.

Wardville v. Wairere i Wairere, 102 (M. Malone 12, J. Malone 23. I). Townsend 13, J. Anderson 10. K. Eccles 13, A. Wright 10). Bowling: A. Hughes three for 24, A. Newson two Tor > 24, McKearney one Tor 19, J. Carroll one • Tor 11, 11. Sheat two for 21. Wardville, 106 for five wickets (A. Ncwson 30. McKearney 16. J. Hawkins 25 not . ont). Bowling: J. Malone three Tor 57. i Anderson one for 14. Hinuera v. Matamata I Hinuera. 127 (Oldfield, sen.. 23. J. Stewi art 42, Mcßurney 12, Scelly 14, D. v. Silk ! 12). Bowling: W. Carlson four for 23, j w. Jones three for -19, Raethel one Tor 8. i Matamata. 65 for six wickets (Carter 19, Sharpe 15 not out. G. Childs 16). LAWN TENNIS ; j KEANE BANNER COMPETITION , | (Special to Times) MATAMATA, Monday. ■ The first match or the Waikato East 1 Keane Banner tennis competition was played uii Saturday, Matamata defeating Hinuera by 27 matches (227 games) to live matches (117 games). Following are : details. Matamaia names first:— i Men’s Singles.—lrvine lost to R. . 1 Settle, 4—9; K. Mcßae beat M. Fond, 9 ’ i l; n. Edwards beat u. Pound. 9—4; 11. • j G kceley brat C. Wilson, 9—2; A. Madlii bedi 'r*~ r E. Brown beat Fergus-

9—B; A. McLeay beat R. Pound, 9—B; E. Wayte beat Troughton, 9—3. Women’s Singles.—Miss Margaret Beverley beat Miss Barron, 7—l; Miss N. , Beverley beat Miss Corry, 7—3; Miss J. Barnes beat Mrs Pond, 7—l; Miss May Beverley beat Mrs A. Hawke, 7—l; Mrs McLeay beat Mrs Ilogg, 7—2; Miss M. Macky beat Mrs Green, 7 —l; Miss A. Wright beat Mrs Scelly, 7—2; Miss J. Lownie lost to Mrs Settle, 3—7. Men’s Doubles.—lrvine and Mcßae lost to Settle and Wilson, 5—9; Edwards and ; Keelev beat Pond and Pound, 9—5; Madill : and Brown beat Jones and Ferguson, 9—5; McLeay and Wayte beat Pound and Troughton, 9—7. Women’s Doubles. —Misses M. and N. Beverley beat Misses Barron and Corry, 7—o; Misses J. Barnes and May Beverley beat Mesdames Pond and Hawke, 7—2; Mrs McLeay and Miss Macky beat Mesdames Hogg and Scelly, 7—o; Misses Wright and Lownie lost to Mesdames Green and Settle, 5—7. Combined Doubles.—lrvine and Miss M. Beverley beat Settle and 'Mtss Barron. 9—6; Mcßae and Miss N. Beverley beat Pond and Miss Corry, 9—o; Edwards and Miss Barnes beat Pound and Mrs Pond, 9 —o; Keeley and Miss May Beverley beat Wilson and Mrs Hawke, 9—6; Madill and Mrs McLeay beat Jones and Mrs Hogg, : 9—l; Brown and Miss Macky beat Ferguson and Mrs scelly, 9—3; McLeay and Miss Wright beat Pound and Mrs Green; Wayte and Miss Lownie lost to Troughton and Mrs Settle, 6—9.