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Taranaki Daily News, 28 November 1919, Page 7

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THURSDAY COMPETITION. INGLEWOOD V. WAIREKA. In a low-scoring game, Inglewood scored a three-point win against Walreka -at Takapa yesterday. The lattor mado 34 in the first strike, heading Inglewood by one run. In the second innings. Gudgeon proved unplayable, at one period securing four wickets for no runs, and the innings closed for 30. Partridge and Wilson had no difficulty in knocking off the necessary runs. Detailed scores:— WAIREKA. First Innings. Waller, h. Sutherland •. I 2 O'Donnell, h. O'Byrne Rowland, hit wicket, b. O'Byrno 4 Goodwin, c. Partridge, b. Sutherland .... 0 Sole, b. Sutherland .. " Tyrell, b. O'Byrne 5 Jenkins, c. Harkncss. b. O'Byrne 0 Hoffmann, c. Cutfleld, b. Sutherland fi Hoskln, c. and b. O'Byrne <S Townley, b. Cutfleld ...„ 2 Russell, not out 0 Extras .... 4 Total 34 Bowling analysis: Sutherland, 5 for 15; O'Byrne, 4 for 13; Cutfleld, 1 for 2. Second Innings, Sole, b. Gudgeon 1 Rowlands, li. jGudgcon 6 Waller, b. Gudgeon 0 O'Donnell, 1.b.w., b. Gudgeon 0 Tyrell, run out 7 Jenkins, run out 1 Hoffmann, b. Sutherland 6 Goodwin, b. Sutherland 2 Russell, b. Sutherland 0 Townley, b. Sutherland 0 Hoskln, not out 4 Extras .. 3 Total ...*..... 30 i Bowling analysis: Gudgeon, 4 for 3; Sutherland, 4 for 24. INGLEWOOD. First Innings. Partridge, 0. Waller, b. O'Donnell 1 Harkness. h. Waller S O'Byrne, 1.b.w.. h. O'Donnell ......... 3 Sutherland, b. Waller 3 Cutfleld, b. O'Donnell .. 0 Gudgeon, run out 1 Nlcholls, not out 8 King, b. O'Donnell .'. 0 Darlow, c. b. O'Donnell ...... 3 Wilson, 0. and b. Waller ...... 8 Clegg, b. O'Donnell 0 Total 33 Bowling analysis: O'Donnell, 6 for 22; Waller, 3 for 11. Second Innings. Partridge, not out 18 Wilson, b. Waller 17 Extras 4 Total for one wlcltct ■ 39 NEW PLYMOUTH V. ALBION. The above teams met at the Recreation Ground yesterday afternoon, the match being an easy one for New Plymouth who batted first, and declared the innings closed at the fall of the seventh wicket, with a score of 210 runs. Heskett played a fine Innings, and had the misfortune t? mlsj another* century by only four runs. Woollett, who shared the opening with Heskett, compiled 32, and Saunders added 33 to the total. The first wicket was not, taken until ISC had been run up. Oliver took the heaviest share of the bowling, sending down 77 balls at a cost of •47 runs. Ho took two wickets. Wood and Roper we're the only other bowlers who took any wickets. Albion were able to make only 69 in their first innings of which Wood made 13 and BoswelT 20, and, In 'the second Innings, tho total for the team was 28. Whittle's bowling average was easily the best. He accounted for 8 wickets for 24 runs. Dinnlss. Robertson. Austin, and Heskett also bowled well. Following are ihe details:— NEW PLYMOUTH. Heskett, b. Wood .... 96 Woollett, run out 32 Dinnlss, b. Roper 15 Saunders, b. Oliver 33 Borg. b. Roper 6 Austin, b. Oliver - 4 Robertson, b. Wood (1 Whittle, not out '.. 5 Extras 13 Total for 7 wickets 210 Bowling analysis: Oliver, 2 for 47; Yale, P for 27; Elliott, 0 for 45; Harrison, 0 for 17; Wood, 3 for 35; Roper, 2 for 33. ALBION. "" First Innings. Yale, 1.b.w., b. Robertson 2 Wood, b. Dinnlss * 13 ■Foot, st. Stalnton, b. Robertson ..._. 3 Eliot, b. Dinnlss .. M ~,„ 1 Boswell, b. Whittle 20 Harrison, b, Dlnniss 1 nowlett, b. Robertson ►.....,,... n Roper, not out 4 Oliver, b. Dinnlss «.►.... 9 Casey, st. Stalnton, b. Whittle 1 Arthur, c. McLeap, b. Dinnlss 3 Extras , 0 Total 69 Bowling analysis: Robertson, 3 for 24; Dinnlss, 5 for 29; Whittle, 2 for 12. Second Innings. Roper, b. Whittle 4 Casey, b. Heskett 0 Oliver, run out .■ 1 Vale, c. Heskett, b. Whittle 0 Wood, b. Whittle 6 ElJlot, c. Heskett, b. Whittle „ 4 Foot, b. Whittle 1 Boswell, c. Shepherd, b. Austin 3 Harrison, st. Stalnton, b. Whittlo 2 Howlett, b. Austin , 0 Arthur, not out 1 Extras 6 Total 28 Bowling analysis: Heskett, 1 for 11; Whittle, 6 for 12; Austin, 2 for 5. The following will represent Freezing Works seniors v. New riymouth B, at the Show Grounds on Saturday: Morrison, Burns; O. Klnsella, W. Kinse'la, Sheppard, O'Donnell, Hellaby, Girling, Clarke, Reed, Vale; emergency, E. Klnsella, The following will represent the Freezing Works juniors v. Walrelm, at Tukapa, on Saturday: Sutherland, Hoskln. Elmes, Barrlball, Haskell. Murdock, Goodall, Way, Peters, Papps, N. Klnsella. S.OUTH TARANAKI MATCHES. Hawctra teams suffered; heavy defeat op Wednesday at the hands of Manilla (in Ha'wera), and of Okalawa (at Okaliiwa), in each case being beaten by an innings. Excelsiors travelled to meet Okinawa. They got their opponents out for tho moderate score of 72, but went down for 31 and 35. In the match against Manala, tho home team mado only 22 and 17, while the visitors nut up 142, Lynskey making 43. Whalen (Manala) took C wickets for 8 runs, and Hughes 3 for