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Opotiki News, Volume II, Issue 259, 15 November 1939, Page 3

CRICKET

OLD COLL'EIGIANS V. WOODLANDS LE FINE MAKES CENTURY During the week-oudj a cricket match was played between Old Collegians and Woodlands, resulting in a win for the latter by three wickets and 154 runs, 'fhe most outstanding performance of the day was a century by Le Pine wlm retired, after a bright display of hatting, against Strong howling. Le Pine also took three wicketslor If rims. Davies and Wells wore top scorers for Old Collegians with scores of 21. and 20 respectively. Wells took, lour wickets for 04 runs and Bn fey two for eight. Tim details were:—OLD COLLEO JANS First Innings. Wells l.h.w, h. Le Pine 20 Brown b. Henry 3 W. I fed ley b. Henry • 0 Fleming e. Jessop h. Le Pine 1 Kelly I). Le Pine Davies e. I lollard: b. Pilkington 21 Balov e. Henry I). McGregor 1 Snell e. Henry b. Pilkingtmi o N. Slicornu e. Jolly b, Jessop - Kent b. Jolly Kidd net out 4 Extras • 4 Total (i 0 Bowling: Henry 3 overs, JI runs, 2 wickets; Le Pine 5. 11, 3; Mason 2. H. 0; I). Beattie '3. 5,0; McGregor 3, 7, I ■; Jessop 3, G, 1; Pilkington 3,0, 2; Jolly I. o. I. WOODLANDS First Innings. Le Pine retired 1(, 3 Henry b. Wells 8 Mason b. Wells 1). Beattie b. Wells (J Jessop e. Slice ran b. Wells 22 Pilkington not out <4 Day e. Snell b. Slieeuan () McGregor e. Fleming l>. Batey 1 Sbove e. and b. .Batey - Holla I’d iuh out 1() Extras r |’otal for 7 wickets 214 Bowling.—Wells 12 overs, Of runs, -| wickets; Medley 2. 25, (); Snell. 3, ‘J3, 0; Sbeeran 2, 23, 1; Batey 2. H, 2 ; ’ Davies 2.8, 0; Fleming 1, 0. 0. CITY V. OTARA (lity batted first in tlm match against- Otiira during " tho week-end making 130 runs in the first innings :md 2 1 for three wickets declared in tlm ’second innings, sportingly giving Otai a a (bailee. ■Otara made 80 runs in the first innings and! 04 in the second innings for the loss of four wickets just failing to reach City’s total by four runs. J. O’Sullivan 21 and 11. Hawkins 23 wore City’s top seniors. while Smith 30 made top score lor Otara. To the second innings Sing made 21 for City and Manby 22 for Otara. The details were.— CITY First Innings. J. O'Sullivan b, Warren 24 |{. Smith o. Wilson b. Carter 1 .J. Fowler h. Warren 15 S. Sotheraii b. Manby L* H. Hawkins e. and b. Chambers z\) ). Smith run out *' |{. Lake li. Han iinan * 'l'. O'Sullivan e. Ilarrimaii l>. Delamero M. Sing b. Yaiistone 4i} O. Shalloond>. Ilarrimaii c. Chambers * F. Clements not out , • J Extras „ Total 1^ Bowling: Harriman 8 overs, 36 runs, wicket; darter I, 10. 1; Warren 3, I, 2; Manby 4. 17. 1 ; Wilson 3,7, 0; Dclamen* 2, Hi. 1 ; Chambers 2. 13, 2 ; Yaiistone 2. 7. 1Second Innings. Sotheraii ». Connor 1 Lake b. Connor Sing not out Clements l>. Connor 0 Shalloon not out Total for 3 wickets . 24 Bowling: Connor '2. 0,3; C. Smith 2, 18. 0. OTARA First Innings. Connor b. 'Smith ‘ Smith b. Hawkins 30 Hairitiuin e. and b. Hawkins I

Carter b. Smith ” Warren b. Smith I Chambers c. T. O’Sullivan b. Hawkins - Van stone st. Lake b. Smith 12 Carey c. Shalloon b .Smith* 0 Delamore It. Hawkins 4 Manby not out 4 Wilson h. Smith Extras ® Total 80 Bowling: Smith 9 overs, 38 runs, 0 wickets; Hawkins 0, 32, 4; howler 1. li. 0. Second Innings. Chambers b. R. Smith 10 W. Connor retired 18 Harriman c. Sing b. J. Smith 0 R. -Manby run out 22 Carter b. Hawkins % 6 Extras Total for 4 wickets Bowling: R. Smith 2.2. 1; Sotherau 4. 11, 0; J. Smith 1. 8, I; T. O'Sullivan I. 15, 0; Hawkins 1,0, 1.