INTER-SCHOOL GAMES

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 405, 14 December 1932, Page 6

INTER-SCHOOL GAMES

Our Own Correspondent.)

WHAKATANE AND OPOTIKI ' IN FRIENDLY ' RIVALRY

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Teams from the Whakatane District High School which are at present visiting Opotiki, yesterday xnet the Opotiki D.H.S. representatives in cricket matches. The girls also fielded a team and provided a most interesting match. Following' are the scores. j in their match: — | Whakatane — First Innings: Jean Collins, 0 runs; Marjorie List 0, Molly Mexted 3, Marion 12, Joan Baker 7, Margaret Buddle 3, Winnie Right 0, Myra Hansen 1, Grace Rand 0, Pat Linsell 0, Margaret Linsell, not out; extras 4, total runs 30. Barbara Stuart took two wickets for 7 runs. Second Innings: Grace Rand, 2, Pat Linaell '1, Marjorie List 39; Joan Baker 3, Jean Collins 23, Molly Mexted 4; Myra Hansen 0, Winnie Right 4, Margaret Buddle 2, not out; Max-garet Linsell 0. Bowling: Pat Thompson • took three wickets for 1 run; Barbara Stuart' took two wickets for 7 runs. Opotiki — First Innings: Pat Thompson 4 runs; Norrice Davies 3, Nora Hickey 3, Gwenda Burrett 6; Eva Debreceny 6, Hazel Carey 1, Barbara Stuart -1, Mary Berridge 4, Pearl Shaw 0, Betty Tyxie 0, Rae Leslie 1. Extras 3, Total 29 runs. Bowling: Marjorie List took 2 wickets for 2 runs; Marion Barr took 1 wicket for 1 run. Opotiki — Second Innings: Hazel Carey 9 runs, Mary Berridge 1, Rae Leslie 3, Barbara Stuart 9, Betty Tyrie 0, Pearl Shaw 6, Pat Thompson 1, ';Eva Debrceny 2; Nora Hickey 1, Norrice Davies 0, Gwenda, Burrett, not out. Extras 1; total 32. Bowling: Marjorie List took 5 wickets for 18 runs; Marion Barr 2 for 12. Following are the details of the boys' game. — OPOTIKI — First Innings Donner, run out 3 Dick, b Rae * 5 Smith, not oxxt 12 "Sloane, b Rae .... 0 Stewax-t, b Rae 0 Tipping, b Haultain 13 Jephson, b Stewart 1 D. Caves, c Rae, b Stewart 1 Walker, c Haultain, b Chambers, 2 J. Walker, o Rae, b Akex*oyd .... 5 R. Voss, b Rae 0 Total 42 Bowling: Housler, one for 3; Rand none for 4; Stewart, 2 for 6; Rogers none for 4; Rae four for 10; Haultain one for 10; Chambers one for 4; Akeroyd, one for 1. WHAKATANE — First Innings Rae, c Jephson, b Smith 26 Moore, b Dick 2 Rogers, b Donner 14 Stewart, b Dick 2 CTiambers, b Smith 0 Bridgex*, b Smith 0 Rand, b Smith 0 Housler, c Donner, b Smith 3 Akex*oyd, c Caves b Smith 0 Haultain, c Jephson, b Smith .... 0 Tippett, not out 0 Total 49 Bowling: Dick, 2 wickets for 14 x'uns; Smith, 7 for 19; Sloane none for 8; Donner one for 6; Jephson none for 0. Visitors Entex-tained After the games had been played the visitox-g were entertained at afternoon tea in the school grounds. Mr. W. E. Donolly, of Whakatane D.H.S. , bx-iefly thanked the headmastex*, Mr. Kibblewhite, and the Opotiki teachers and pupils for the very enjoyable day they had provided. He recalled a similar visit by Opotiki D.H.S. to Whakatane last year and expx*essed a hope that there would be many further visits. Whakaitane theirgave three cbeers for Opotiki. Mr. Kibblewhite and Mr. E. Seville, representing the school committee, reciprocated the visitors' good wishes and called for cheers for Whakatane.