CRICKET.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5089, 16 February 1927, Page 1

CRICKET.

G — LAST SATURDAY’S MATCH. PAEROA DEFEATS AONGATETE. The local team scored ah easy win on Saturday at the domain by defeating Aongatete by 126 runs. Of <,he visitors 'Robinson and Roskilly were the best batsmen, while Young and Shankland performed well with the ball. Sale was in great form with the bat for the. local team, and Pivott also played a solid game. Edwards and Dare bowled well, the latter taking three widiets in one ever. The local team passed the visitors’ total with ten wickets in hand. Following are the details : — ‘ AONGATETE. Ro illy, c Goonan, b Edwards •• 10 Broadhurst, c Dare, b Edwards. • • 6 Young, c Dare, b Sale 4 Robinson b Sale 20 Mill;, b Edwards 5 Sl’.ankland, b Edwards 5 Fox', n, c Edwards, b Dare 0 Niven, b Edwards 0 b Dare . • • • O' Hollis, b Dare 0 Yaule, not out 1 Total 51 Bowling Analysis.—Edwards took 5 wickets for 16 runs ; Sale, 2 for 35 ; Dare, 3 for 0. PAEROA. G. Sale, retired 03 F. Pivott, b Broadhurst 28 F. Dare, b Young 12 G. Stack, b Shankland I 3 W. Taylor, b Young 18 T. Edwards, b Young 0 C. Rolton, 1.b.w., b Ydung 5 J. Rackham, 1.b.w., b Shankland 8 J. Goonan, c Robinson, b Young 1 J. Fox, not out, 12 A. Jenkinson, b Shankland 12 Extras 3 Total 177 Bowling Analysis.—Robinson took ho wickets for. 24 runs ; Young,, 5 for 41; Broadhurst, 1 for 37 ; Roskilly, 0 for 32 ; Shankland, 3 for 36. PRIMARY SCHOOL CRICKET. This year an interest has been taken in school cricket which has been mainly in the hands of Miessrs Malcolm and Insley. Valuable heip has also been given by Messrs T. C. and C. Arnold. During last week several matches were^ played, as 'follows : Paeroa Primary 118, v. Paeroa Convent 24 ; Paeroa Primary 65, v. Paeroa High School, 54. On Saturday the Karangahake Primary visited Paeroa, and a match of innings was played in the domain. Messrs T. C. Arnold and Sale were t,he umpires. The fielding of the. boys was excellent, as was also the bowling of Edwards, Mayo, Arnold, of Paeroa ; and Goldsworthy and Remington of Karangahake. The result was a win for Karangahake, the scores be : ing: Karangahake, 84 ; Paeroa, 51.