CRICKET.

Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 17 June 1920, Page 3

CRICKET.

WIND-UP AT KAUKAPAKAPA

(From a Correspondent.] The long postponed cricket match— married v. single—was played off on the King's Birthday, June 3rd, and resulted in a win for the married men by 22 runs, afte" a good game. There being a few men short on either side, some batted twice. Following are the scores :— MARRIED—Ist Innings. F. Stewart. 1) O. Jordan ... ... 1 F, R. Kpller, b O.Jordan ... 0 R. Fennell, run out ... ... 16 F. Pye, b S. Osbaldiston 1 R. Downer, b S.Osbnldtston ... 0 T. Oeb-ildiston, b S. Olbaldiston 0 F. Stewart, cO. Jordan ... ... 2 F. R. Koller. run out 8 F. Pye, c O. Jordan 2 R. Downer, run out ... ... 0 F. Oabaldiston, not out ... ... 0 Extras ... ... ... 8 Total 38 2nd Innings. 11. Cole, b Rapson .. ... 0 J. B. Jordan, run out ... ... 3 F. R. Koller, bO. Jordan ... 11 R. Fennell, run out ... ... 24 T. Osbaldiston. b S. Osbaldiaton 0 F. Stewart, cS. Osbaldiston ... 1 F. Pye, b Rapdon... ... ... 2 R. Downer, b Rapson ... ... 1 ! J. 8. Jordan, b Jordan ... ... 5 F. R. Koller, b Osbaldistou ... 4 i H. Cole, not out ... ... ... 1 Extras ... ... ... 1 I Total 53 • SINGLE-Ist Inuings. R. Osbaldiston b R.Fennell ... 3 S. Bell, b F.Stewart 1 !S. Rapson, bR. Fennell ... ... 1 j C. Scott, c F. Stewert 1 S. Osbaldiston, not out ... ... 19 O. Jordan, b Stewart 5 C i Jones, l.b.w. Fennell ... ... () A. Dye, run out ... ... ... I) D. Kemp, b Fennell ... ... 1 !R. Osbaldiston, b Fennoll ... 3 S. Bell, c Stewart 0 Total 34 2nd Innings. ! C. Scott, b Stewart ... ... 3 10. Jordan, b Fennell ... ... 4 I S. Bell, c Stewart 0 i S. Osbaldiston, c Fennell ... J j R. Osbaldiston, b Fennell ... 8 j C. Jones, b Stewart ... .. 3 ; D. Kemp, b Fennell 0 1 S. Rapson, b Fennell 3 | S. Bell, b Fennell 9 ; S. Osbaldiston, b Fennoll ... 3 | C. Scott, not out 0 ! Extras ... ... ... 1 | Total 35 Lunch and afternoon tea were pro- ; vided by the ladies. During the luncheon | hour Mr Stewart in a brief speech, anj nounced that it had been decided to put j dowu a concrete pitch, and that the I Secretary (Mr S. H. C. Jones) would be j pleased to receive any donations towards same; any donations forwarded to the club will be promptly recognised by the j secretary. Several donations were received right on the spot, .and w« hope | for great things next season. The I president (Mr Stewart) called for three cheers for the ladies for the way in which they had supported the club, and hoped \ they would come forward next season in I even greater numbers. ■ Afternoon tea, with cheers for the ; opposing teams and the ladies brought { an enjoyable clay's outing to a close.