CRICKET.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 814, 15 March 1910, Page 3

CRICKET.

On Saturday Foxton was visited by a team from the Shannon Club, but owing to the short notice, the visitors were unable to bring a team anything like their full strength, and they also had to play two men short. Foxton was represented by a fairly strong team, and consequently had an easy victory. Tremewan (Shannon) won the toss, and elected to bat. However, the bowling of Redgrave and Bowe was too good, and they were all dismissed for the miserable score of 29. Redgrave and Robinson opened for Foxton, and the former very soon “ collared ” the bowling, scoring off almost every ball. He gave a splendid display of hitting, and after scoring 102, retired. The innings closed for 222, leaving the local team victorious by 193 runs. The return match will be played at Shannon on April 9, The following are the scores : SHANNON. Berquist, run out 0 Quarrie, b Bowe o W. Tremewan, b Redgrave 1 Bell, c and b Redgrave 0 Randall, b Redgrave o A, Tremewan, c Rorib Bowe, 9 Doidge, b Bowe 10 Whyte, not out 5 Gardiner, bßowe 0 Extras 3 Total 29 Bowling analysis : —Redgrave 3 wickets for 15 runs ; Bowe, 4 for n. I'OXTON. Redgrave, retired 102 Robinson, c Berquist b Randell 9 Bowe, c Quarrie b Berquist 4 Woods, c W. Tremewan b Doidge 18 Wilchell, c sub. b A. Tremewan 2

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b A. Tremewan 7 Cook, b A. Tremcwan 5 Nyc, retired hurt 19 Rori, not out 17 Davey, run out 1 Dunn, b Doidge 20 Kxlras id Total 222 Bowling analysis.—Doidge, two wickets for 25 runs ; A. Tremewan, 3 for 49; Berquist, 1 for 39 ; Randall, 1 for 44 ; W. Tremewan, 0 for 26 ; Bell, 0 for 11 ; (Juarrie, o for 100.