Cricket News.
A match was played at Feilding on Saturday last between the Colyton and Palmerston Clnbs, and resulted in an easy win for the former by an innings and four runs. Afternoon tea was provided by Mesdames Lethbridge, Sdrley and Monckton and appreciated by the players. Following are the scores :— Palmerston, Ist innings.— Halcombe, bW, Entwisle 0 ; Wither, cJ. fintwisle, bW. Entwisle 5 ; Malcolm, bW. Entwisle 0 ; Cook, b W. Entwisle 3 ; Fairbrother, b W. Entwtele 0 ; Matheson, b W. Entwisle 0 ; Kay, b W. Entwisle 0 ; Crump, b W. Entwisle 2 ; Andrew, not out 0; Fitzherbert, b W. Entwisle 6; extras, 2 ; total, 12. Colyton, Ist innings. — L. Beade, ran out 8 ; G. Millen, run out 2 ; D. Entwisle, b Cooke 8 ; W. Bragg, b Cooke 7 ; C. Selby, c Andrew, b Cooke 0 ; C Millen, c Cooke, b Andrew 1 ; G. B. Simpson, b Andrew 0 ; W. Howie, b Cooke 7 ; C. Fitzherbert, hit wicket 0 ; W. Entwisle, stumped 2 ; J. Entwisle, not out 17 ; extras, 1 ; total, 62. Palmerston, 2nd innings.— Cooke, c D. Entwisle, b J. EntwMe 6 ; Wither, c W. Entwisle. b J. Entwisle 3 ; Malcolm, c Beade, bW, Entwisle 2 ; Crump, l.b.w. bJ. Entwisle o ; Matheson, b J. Entwisle 0 ; T. Eyre, not out 17 ; Fairbrother, b J. Entwisle 0 ; Fitzherbert, c and bJ. Entwisle 1 ; Andrew, ran oat 2 ; R. Eyre, b W. Entwisle 1, Halcombe, b J. Entwisle 1 ; extras, 2 ; total, 86. Following are the results of a match played between the boyß of Kiwitea and the boys of Birmingham, at Birmingham, on Saturday last : — Kiwitea — 8. Barrow, I—3 ; A. Perry, 14—21 ; T. Taylor, 3--8; W. Taylor, 1—1 ; W. Gibson, 12 -8 ; 8. Tappin, 7— 3 ; W. Tap^in, o— 9; T. Gibson, 1—0 ; W. Banks, 0—0 ; J. Perry, 3—9 ;B. Barrow, 0-0; extra, 1 ; total for two innings, 99. Birmingham— F. Bocking, 1—13 ; W. Waugh, 3-9 ; W. Carter, 0-6; F. Hyde, B— 4; J. Waugh, 8—1; A. Hyde, 8-0; B. Bolles, 4-7 ; C. Bambridge, o—s ; W. Bicbardson, 0— 1; R. Waugh, 3—o; extras, 6— 2; total for two innings, 84. The cricket match Birmingham v. Pohangina has been postponed from next Saturday (December 14) till December 21. There is a probability of a representative team from this district visiting Hawke's Bay about New Year or a little later. The Manawatu Cricket Association have been fortunate in securing the services of Mr Henry Worsfold to look after and, prepare the cricket ground. A perfect picture was presented last Saturday by the appearance of the ground and there is little doubt but what in a few weeks time the ground will rival any ground on the coast.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 137, 9 December 1895, Page 2
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445Cricket News. Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 137, 9 December 1895, Page 2
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