ASHLEY
Bowlers Gain Upper Hand Bowlers took the honours in a day of low scoring when the final round of the Ashley senior cricket competition began on Saturday. Rangiora held the leading Kaiapoi team to what could be its lowest score of the season. Woodend appears to have the chance to head Amberley’s first innings score, while Ohoka has started badly against Carleton. F. Rapley (Kaiapoi) tied up the Rangiora batsmen, taking six for 19, while I. Sail during his 24 consecutive overs for Rangiora took three for 29. Scores:—
Rangiora 65 (I. Sail 21; F. Rapley 6/10, M. Hopkins 3/15), Kaiapoi 86/8 (M. Capstick 20, R. McAllister 35; A. Pearce 4/32. I. Sail 3/29). Amberlev 126 (J. Thomson 49. J. Allen 20; R. Merrin 3/17, M. Hegan 4/25), Woodend 65/2 (L. Eder 25). Carleton 152 (C. Fenwick 32, A. O’Loughlin 26, R. Thorne 20; R. Scott 3/31, N. Bailey 3/30), Ohoka 58/5 (M. Smith 20; A. O’Loughlin 3/15).
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Press, Volume CV, Issue 31002, 7 March 1966, Page 17
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