CRICKET.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 1221, 17 March 1914, Page 2

CRICKET.

The match played on the Park pitch on Saturday was advertised as “Old Timers” v. “Present Players,” but as it happened neither side was represented by their full strength. The “Present Players” included only four of this year’s usual team, the balance being made up mostly of boys and the “Old Timers,” although better represented than their opponents, could put a stronger team in the field. The game resulted in a win for the “Present Players” by 26 runs the scores being as under» Old Timers. Redgrave, c and b Burgess 36 J. Bo we, c Burgess, b Tullett 18 Edlin, b Tullett 7 Martin, b Tullett 1 Robinson, b Burgess 1 T. Bowe, 1.b.w,, b Burgess 0 Walls, not out 9 L. Bullard, b Tullett 2 Spiers, b Burgess 1 McEwen, hit wicket, b Tullett 0 Extras S Total 80 Bowling analysis: Tullett 5 wickets for 12 runs, Burgess 4 for 29, Whibley 0 for 34. Present Players. Stiles, c Edlin, b Bowe 0 Tullett, b Redgrave 2 Burgess, retired 47 Whibley, run out 16 McEwen, b Bowe o May, c and b Bowe 0 Bryant, run out n A. Bullard, b Spiers 14 Mackie, b Walker 0 Robinson, not out 2 Extras ‘l4 Total 106 Bowling analysis: Bowe three wickets lor 29 runs, Walker 1 for 7, Spiers 1 for 12, Redgrave r for 24, Edlin o for 21. The following team will represent Foxton against Eevin, in the Bevan Cup match at Eevin tomorrow afternoon: —Stiles, Cleland, Hawke, Wilkes, Whibley, Tulletc, Cook, Negus, Mullins, Young, and Burgess ; emergency, Munro. As play cannot be continued after six o’clock owing to the light, it is desirable that an early start be made. The first cat will leave the post office at 1.313 o’clock,