CRICKET.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 2503, 7 November 1922, Page 2

CRICKET.

WERAROA V. FOXTON

The first cricket match under Ilorowhcnua Cricket Association took place on Victoria Park on Saturday when Foxton met and defeated Weraroa, neither team put in their full strength but a good game resultfd. Reay for the home team, showed up well both in batting and bowling. The following are the scores: — FOXTOX. F. Robinson, run out 2 T. Morgan, b Pringle 19 R, Reay, b Claridge 33 X. Xewtli, b Pringle 0 W. Xyc, b Young 10 G. Westwood, run out 0 .T. Higgins, b Pringle 0 W. Kruse, run out 10 P. Phillips, b Patrick 0 G. Procter, b Patrick 0 W. Walls, not out 0 Extras . 7 Total SI WERAROA. Claridge, b Reav 20 Hall, c Kruse, b Morgan 1 Patrick, b Reay 15 Hughes, b Morgan 0 Thomas, b Higgins S Pringle, b Hggins _ 0 Hudson, b Reay * 6 Young, st Reay ' oVVVallaee, not out 0 Bevan, b Reay I Sadd, b Reay 0 Extras 8 Total 02 ■ Bowling analysis.—Weraroa, Patrick 2 for 32, Pringle 3 for 13, Young t) for 11, Bevan 0 for 8, Claridge 2 for 3. Foxton—Reay 5 for 31, Morgan 2 for 17, Higgins 2 for <i. Foxton played a_ second innings and knocked up 07. West-wood 19, R. Reay 14, W, Walls 11, reaching double figures. Four of the 1 oxton team did not turn up and their /.laces were taken by Walls, Vestwood, Procter and Morgan. At Levin on Saturday Y.M.C.A. defeated Shannon by 30 runsY. knocked up 05 in the first innings and Shannon’s reply tallied only 35. In their second innings, Y.M.C.A. put together 04, leaving Shannon to get 95 to win in less than an hour’s play. This they very • nearly achieved, the score being 93 for three wickets when stumps were drawn. The match was decided on lirst innings.