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Hokitika Guardian, 20 February 1933, Page 6

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.SOUTHERN SUB-ASSOCIATION

HOKITIKA DEFEATS RIMU

Playing at Rinni, Hokitika defeated tlie home team by 12 runs on the first innings, 416 runs being scored for the day’s play.

HOKITIKA—First Innings. Adamson, «• and b O’Connor ... 17 Baird, 1.b.w., b O’Connor 20 Johnson, pi. on, b Knowles ... 0 Mortimer, nm out ••• 4 Parker, b O’Connor 38 Stapleton, 1.b.w., b O’Connor U Walker, run out 1 Harper, b O’Connor 4 Connolly, b O’Connor 19 Pedder; not out 9 Wells, c Gmwcott, b O’Connor ... 0 Extras ••• 5

Total 10 " Bowling.—O’Connor 7 for 51, Knowles 1 for 26, Cl'fton none for 25.

SECOND INNINGS. Adamson, c T. O’Connor, b J. O’Connor ... 0 Baird, not out 59 Mortimer, ph on, -b Knowles ... 7 TTnrnei’, pi. on. b Ogilvie 32 Parker, n O’Connor, bK. Ogilvie 10 Extras 44

Total (for 4 wickets declared) 125

Bowling.—J. O’Connor I for 32, Knowles 1 for 28. W. O’Conno,- none fo r 8. C’ift-on none for 17. C- Ogilvie 1 for 19, Tmvood none for 14, K. Ogilvie 1 for 2.

•RTMU—First Innings. Knowles-, not out • .- 51 S. Ogdvie, -run out • 9 W. O’Connor, b Palger 0 C. Ogilvie,- b Mortimer 0 J. O’Connor, c Walker, b (Mortimer 5 Smith, b Stapleton ...' 9 Growiott, 0 Baird, b Harper ... 15 K. -Ogilvie,' c .Wells, b Mortimer 0 T. O’Oonnor' 1.b.w.; b Mortimer ... 6 Clifton, b Baird ... . •-■ 1 In wood, l.b.w, b Parker 0 Extras ' Total 95 •• Bowling.—Parker 2 for 9, Baird 1 for 7, Mortimer 4 .for 41, Stapleton 1 for 16, Adamson none for 7. (T" ..SECOND INNINGS. Hi woo'd, c Walker, b Patker ... 1 W. O’Connor, b Baird 0 J. O’Connor, c Johnson, b Walker 6 S. Ogilvie, b Mortimer ... ... 45 Qj-owcott, b Adamson 14 T. O’Connor. bfSfapleton 0 C. Ogilvie, notmut ... 22 Iypowles, v: , . 20 Extras 11 Total (for 6 wickets) ... ... 449 Bowling.—Bajrd 1 for 12, Parker 1 for 2, Walker 1 for 13. Adamson 1 fo»' 18, Staple-ton. 1 for 9, Harper none fo,’. 32, Mortimer 1 for 7. Connolly none for 15. :•*+ ; .. '-W—,

JUNIOR GRADE-

.Hokitika A a-pd B met at the Mental Ground, the B team winning by 10 wickets. The ,A’s jscored 38 and 40, the- TVs replying with 76 (Spence not out 38, G. Stapleton, 12) and 5 for none. The wickets throughout were evenly shared.

TEAM AGAINST AI.C.C.

CROAIB’S AGREEMENT CANCELLED

CHRISTCHURCH. February 20,

In an official statement, tin, New Zealand Cricket Council says the team to play A1.C.0. will be selected at the P nd of February. The cost of the tour will be- substantial and is a first charge on the proceeds - of matches, apart from the minimum amount guaranteed by 'New Zealand.

I. B. Cromb hais applied fo the New ■Zealand Cricket Council to be released from his agreement, not to accept an engagement fn England. The term of the agreement expires in November and as Cromb is .returning to New Zealand in. October, and will he available next season, the application has been granted