CRICKET.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 8 January 1914, Page 3

CRICKET.

• I LEVIA v. FUATOA. ! It was quite like old times when Levin Wednesday team journeyed to I'oxton yesterday in full muster, being practically the (irst club mutch this season. Judd was elected skipper. He said tail when lie should have said head, with the result that Levin had to take the Held; and well they knew it for Foxton made things lively, and were not got rid of till the score had reached 118. Wilkes hit freely and compiled -i' 6, but should have been caught at Vj, Chidley. failing to hold the ball. Tulictt 20, Mullins 15, and Newstubs 10 were the only other scorers. Pringle and Howe started for Levin and both batted well and cautiously for a time against a very good combination—Wilkes, who is a very fast bowler, ' anu Tullett, who is a young Hordern. Young followed Pringle and looked uncomfortable for a start, but settled down to it latci_ and carried his bat for -U. Howe 13 and + MeDermott 4 were the only other + scores worth mentioning. The Levin innings closed with a score reading 77. Foxton must 'be congratulated on the way they have revived cricket, and Levin extend a hearty vote of tlfanks for the afternoon's sport and the solace of refreshments. Following are the scores: — FOXTOK. W. Howe, b Young 1 Tullet, c Chidley b Young 20 Whibley, b Young 2 Hislop, c Simpson, b Howe 2 Bullard, b Howe 0 Mullins, b Judd ±o Cook, b Howe 4 Wilkes, b Dean 43 Hollington, run out 5 Newstubs, not out 10 Spiers, c Howe b Keys. 0 Sundries 9 Total 118 Bowling analysis. Young f> for 29, Howe, 3 ior 23, Dean 1 for 2, Judd 1 for 13, Keys 1 for 10 LEVIN. Howe, b Wilkes 13 Pringle, c Howe b Tullett 4 Young, not out 31 • Dean, run out j Horn, c Hislop b- Wilkes 3 Keys, b Howe > Judd. c Hislop h Howe G Simpson, c Hislop b Howe <J MacDermott, Ibw Howe < Chidley, c Willard l> Tullett 2 Cooper, run out 1 Sundries I* 3 Total V 77 Bowling analysis. Tullet 2 for • 23, Wilkes 2 for 12. Howe 4 for •5.