Cricket
P. AND T. WINS CLARKE SHIELD MATCH An outright win over Taneatua by P. and T. was the convincing result of the Clarke Shield cricket match played at Taneatua on Sunday. A feature of the game was the fine bowling of Malaquin for P. and T. and Ross and Sykes for Taneatua. Details:— P. and T. 110 (Fitzsimmons 34, Emmerson 24; Ross 3 for 13, Green 2 for 12, Sykes 3 for 17) and 42 for two wickets (Paton 13; Barker 2 for 12) defeated Taneatua 31 (Shaw 9; Malaquin 4 for 8, Fitzsimmons 2 for 4, Rivett 1 for 5) and 118 (McCready 50, Baikie 19, Sykes 19 not out; Rivett 3 for 38, Malaquin 2 for 35, Paton 2 for 32) outright. EDGECUMBE BEATEN BY GALATEA In a friendly match between Edgecumbe and Galatea, Edgecumbe was defeated by 12 runs. Edgecumbe captain, K. Tunnicliffe, batted right through and made 75 runs. Bowling for Edgecumbe, B. Tunnicliffe took 5 for 20, P. Brown 4 for 42. Galatea top scorers were M. Caie and R. Nettleton, who scored 29 each. Bowling for Galatea, Wilson took 5 for 37, Nettleton 2 for 25, Salvey 2 for 30. SPECIAL COMMITTEE MEETING Tomorrow night at Rivett’s shop there is to be a special meeting of the Management Committee of the Whakatane Cricket Association, commencing at 7.45 sharp. The business is important, and a full attendance is necessary. P.B.A.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 14, Issue 92, 1 February 1950, Page 5
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