TRAMWAYS MATCH

Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 31, 6 February 1935, Page 15

TRAMWAYS MATCH

The cucket match between the .Christchuich and Wellington tramwaymen, which was concluded at the Kilbirnie Recieation Giound. yesterday resulted in a win tor the visitors by five wickets. Wellington weie disposed of in their second inumgs for <i totul of 119 and the Christchurch batsmen revealed considerably-im-pio\ed form in the final innings of the match. Details:— ■WELLINGTON. Fnst innings 168 Second Innings. M. P. Sim, b Cook - 25 E. Killick, c Holmes, b Cook 21 P. Yates, Ibw.b Cadenhead .......... 26 T. Tilyard, c Brown, b Cook :—■;...■ 1 N. F. Walters, c Brown, b Cook ;*;■.■.. 1 H. E. Holmes, b Cook .;;.....;....;... 0 L..C. lilliott, c and b Cadenhead 11 I?. P. Lloyd, not out 15 L Xoot, c Cadenhead, b Cook 0 C I'etei sen, b' Cook I* M- Daly, st Holmes, b Cook ' 0 E\tias 5 Total ....'....:..., ;.: 119 Bowling.—Cook took eight wickets for 35 runs, Cadenhead two for 33, Dawson none for 1, Alexander; none for 14, Brown none for 20, Commons none for 11. CHEISTCHUECH. Fust innings 101 Second Innings. D. McKenzie.-ve JSHiott, b Tilyard .... 0 J. Dawson, c Holmes, b Tilyard 37 h. Smith, c Killick, b Tilyard 5 R.'Commons,'b Killick- 115 F. Holmes, not out. 35 \V. J. Cadenhead, b Elliott 13 E Paikes, not out 8 Extias 11 Total for gve wickets 127. Bow Imp;—Elliott took one wicket for! 2j inns, Tilyard three for 43, Petersen none toi 9, Kilhck one for 24, Lloyd none for j Following the;match,-Ithe visitinc team u.n& enteitained at dinner by the Wellington cricketers.