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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 2, Issue 149, 28 November 1913, Page 4

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Pukekohe Bv. r/iauku. j I Oi Saturday Pukekohe U tco:od a 3 point win over Mauku. Puk.koha made 85, Dazslcy top-scorig with 38, Fitness, v. it J 13, Lei; s the tcly other ta'sman to Eceu.e double figures. F1 ijdell, who t'.ck 7 wickets for 30 run?, was the rr.ost tu:cc3sful bowler for Ma'jku. In their first visit to tha wickets Mauku, who hatted a man s-hojt, made 41, Howe 15 and Cuff 10 being tjp scorers. In tho teeond innings Mauku fared worse than in their first, the 1 -ft wicket fdlin;? wiihtheio'al at 21. Fit ess had ;> day cut with the tall, securing t: e very line average of 10 wicksts for 19 runs. Woollett; tojk 7 wickeu f r 37. Dotailod acur.s arc:— MAUKU.—Fir:t Innings. Fie lay, b Woolleti 5 GolJswcrtby, b Fitness 2 Pleydell, c Fitness, b Wuoll.tt u Cuff, c Buchan, b Fitness 10 ociilaepfer, b titi.css 0 Rowr, b Puchan 15 Swan, b Fitness o Nswtr.an, b Woollett 1 Cleaver, b Fit-, ess 3 Hay, not out 0 Extras 2 Total 41 Seo.ul Innings. Finlay, b Woollett -1 G ldaworthy, b Fitness 1 Pleydell, c Mitchell, b Woollett 6 Ci:ff, b Fitness 1 Schlaepfer, b Wcoliett 0 Kovve, b Fitness 2 Swan, b Fitness 1 Newman, b Weoil tt 0 Clsaver, not out 2 Hay, b Fitness 0 Extras 4 ToU 21 PUKEKUHE P.—First innings. Dazeley, b Pleydell 3b Woollett, tt Fi..lay, b t'leyd«.ll 7 FitGC33, c Kowe. b Ncwmai 13 Kin?, b Cult 1 Bucha", b Cuff 4 0. Statye, b Plejdell 2 D. Roul?ton, b Pleydell 0 O'Malley, b Pleydell 0 Jackson, r.ot out 4 Mitchell, b Pleydell 5 Bowden, st Frlay, b Pleydtll 4 Extras 7 Total 85

Pukekohe A v. Waiuku.

On Saturday Waiuku scored a two point win over Pukekoho A. Batting- lirst Waiuku made 100, Cromwell top-scoring with 48, and receiving good support from Dr Howden (28) and JC Harris (15). Blake and Brown divided bowling honours. Pukekoho on going to the wickets were dismissed for 13 short of their opponents' total. Freeman, with 31, Blamires i 14) and Gilroy (12) wore the double-figure scorers. Cromwell, S. Harris and* Elmsley shared the wickets. Detailed scores are WAIUKU. Cromwell, b Blake 43 S. Harris, b Blake ! R. Harris, b Blake 15 Dr Howden, b Brown 27 Elmsley, b Blake 0 Osborne, b Brown 1 Cotton, b Blake 2 James, b Brown 0 B. Dromgool. b Brown 0 Knight, b Blake 3 L. Barriball, not out 2 Extras ... ... 7 Total 106 PUKEKOHE A. Gilroy, c and b S. Harris 12 j Freeman, b S. Harris 34 R. Schofield, b S. Harris 5 McGlynn, e and b Elmsley 2 F. Brown, b Harris 1 ,I. F. Deane, b Cromwell 1) R. Blake, b Cromwell 5 Kibden, b Elmsley 5 Rev. Blamires, b Harris 14 Cuthbert, b Harris 1 Osbourne, not out 2 Extras 3 Total 'J3

Pukekohe Club.

A mooting oi tu ' Puke.-itmo Ciitb j was held in the Bmeiugh Council i Chambers u:i fiod ly evening. Ih«re was a good a'tendance of members and Mr \\ . Dazelov was voted to the chair. The various meinbors were* ciefinite!y allotted to the A and 15 te.ims'ro.-poeUve'y. In t'lo event oi now nieaibir> joining it wa.- resolved that the general committed should decide with which team they should play in cup matches A motion was p.i.-Si-d to the e;;-et that ail members' subscriptions b? paid on or before I» 'comber Mil to enable the tieasurer to pny accounts for new material etc , whit-.i arc now due. Mr Woollett advocated tin formation of a Sports Ij n agU'3 for Pukekohe to embrace winter an 1 summer sports, bat as it was too large a subject to be dealt with by one club it was referred to the cmimittee to approach the various clubs wrli a view to getting them to co-operate with the Cricket Club in the matter. The ([uestion of admitting members who wore alliliated t» any association other tiiau the Manukau associati on laise i a lively discussion and it was ultimately decided '• That no person who is registered with another association be admitted a member or the club utile :3 lie produces his clearance from his association." The following were elected as selectors for the two teams A : Messrs F. lJeliiugham, J. F. Deane and McGlynn ; B : Messrs B. Bright, W. Daz-l'y and A. 0. Woollett. It was decided to place the club's ground at the disposal of the Manukau Association for one day during the holidays lor a representative match ; the Association being asked to notify the el ub as to what date they would select on or before December 1 lib, in order to give the secretary time to make arrangements tor club matches on the other vacant dates. A voto of thanks to the chairman terminated the meeting.