Cricketers on Tour

Horowhenua Chronicle, 15 April 1914, Page 3

Cricketers on Tour

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(Special to The Chronicle.) To-day we liavo recovered our lost laurels. Owing to a wet morning no play was possible until after lunch. Punctually at l.'-iO Young and Butterworth opened our innings, Tremewan having won the toss. Both batsmen played confidently, and tho score mounted steadily, 50 being up after three-quarters of an hour's play, and 100 just over the hour. After a partnership yielding l-i2, Butterworth was caught, having played a cautious 57. Barber did not stay long, and Tremewan joined,, Young, who was quickly approaching his century. However, he had the misfortune to be caught on the boundary when 98, after playing a chanceless innings, in-"* eluding twelve 4s and a 6. The re it did little, and at -1.15 the team was all out for the creditable score of 237. The Hutt team was quickly disposed of, the combination of our slow bowlers and the skipper's wic-kei-kecping proving irresistible, Tremewan stumping no fewer llur four batsmen. j>erqiust bowled well, securing five wickets for 7 runs. Horowhenua. Young, c Neazor b Patton i)S Biifterworth, c Staples b I'atton 57 Barber, c Stiles b Pa I ton 11 Tremewan, c and b Aldersley -U Sloan, o and b Alderslev 4 (-r. Tudd/b Ellison ' [\ Whibley. b JR. ATdcrslcy S Berr|\iist, b Tl. Alderslev I AV. Tudd, not out 8 i It. Tudd, st. Staples b Patton IJ Extras 7 Total ■ ' ' 2'i7 Huff. Fanning, c Buttorworth b Bcrquisf 21 Ball, st Tremewan b You 8 Mason .l.b.w. b TVrmusl 1S ft. Aldersley, b Butterworth 1 Neazor, c .Tudd b Bermuwt f) Ellison, c Barber l> Butterworlh •'! A. Aldersley, c "Herquist b Buflenvorth 10 not oil? . TVjTou. - 'i'l.'ii-.ewnn l> Berf|uist 1 "■>•"",. Os, absout O Jvitto, st Tremcwau b Bcrquist 0 Extras 2 Total TO Bowling.—-Butterwortli. H wicU[s for HI ;•Young, 1 for 20: Borr/ui.st, 0 for 7. -