LEVIN A VERSUS WERAROA.

Shannon News, 18 November 1924, Page 3

LEVIN A VERSUS WERAROA.

The Levin A team met Weraroa at the Domain on Saiuiduy afternoon, winning by 61 runs on the first innings, L<evin won i;he toss and serii Weraroa to ha*, -.Gray and Young • opening in partnership. Gray earlv succumoed to a bail iroin l v ieia in the ' second'. qver. He - Wfas replaced b> Cundor who was dismissed lor a ducK as was Hall. WaiTen then partnered Young and raji up a useful 21 including three boundaries, before bemg caught by Auckram in deep-field, ■oh Field. The tail were disinisseu without difficulty, score 53. The' Levin team showed more, consistency than their opponents, and annough Field, with 18 was the highest scorer ior the side, the score o* 114 included six double figures. Martin una iingey opened the howling, line lormer ir&atlting steadily „unu. beaten by a last low ball from Sloan. The succeeding batsmen batted soundly it not spectacularly, Walker, sharpe, field, AucKrtua, and Hopa getting into the double figures, liopa iiidKing 15,n0t out, in bowling Field was. particularly deadly, taking eight wickets for 2j runs. WERAROA. Gray, b Field ] ioung, b Field & Gonder, b Field u Hull, b Field ° Warren, c Auckram, b Field '-» O'Connor; b Field ~......, 5 Marshall, b Tingey 6 Sloan, h Field ° Bioughion, c Auckram, tb Field u Jennings, c Harris, b iingey i Bull, not,out .; u 8ye5'_........., ••.. J Total ~, ~., j u Bow.hng analysis: Auckram 0 lor 23; Field 8 tor *5; .Tingey ,2 fur i. WERAROA. Martin, b Sloan lo Tingey, Lb.w. Sloan ■.... - Walker, c Gray, b O'Connor ii Sharpe, b ' O'Connor ........... n Rankin, 1.b.w., O'Connor , 3 Field, b O'Connor •• ~ l« Auckram, c Condor, ib Sloan ...... l< Harris, b Young 'j Hopa, not out .._ }•-■ Harkness, i> Gray : i Jenkins, J* Gray <* Byes /, ~..., lu Total ~ , iiBowling analysis; Gray 2 for 25; Sloan 2 for 15; O'Connor 4 for ID; Conder 0 for 16.