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Taranaki Daily News, 13 February 1920, Page 7

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'■ « t r• ' -'J V' 6 W THURSDAY COMPETITIONALBION v. WAIREfcA. Albion gained their first rictory in the Thursday competition yesterday by gaining a two-point win against Waireka on the first innings. James and Oliver bowled well for Albion, as did Waller and Rowlands for Waireka, the latter's average being 7 • wickets for 6 runs. Scores were very low, but the closeness of the match made It exciting. Details:— ALBION. Firs: Innings. Roper, b. Waller 0 Wood, b. Hughes 0 Arthur, c. Hughes, b. Waller .... 2 Footc, b. Waller 0 Oliver, b. Waller .. ~..10 . Iverson, c. Butcher, b. Waller *••• 1 Allen, c. Hoffmann, b. Butcher .... 12 Howlett, b. Waller 4 Vale, b. Butcher ..... 1 James, b. Waller 2 Inch, not out 1 ■ ""ftrffiiss Total : 38 Bowling analysis: Waller, 7 for 16; Hughes, L for 10; Butcher, 2 for 6. Second Innings. Oliver, b. Rowlands . ft Allen, c. Hughes, b. Rowlands- '5 f -Wood< tt. Jt<fe&udg*?v. 0 5 Arthur, b. Hughes ....*. .1 0 j' ?oote M b. Hueheß . \ 0 , Vale.rCß4wUnd|, to. Hugh'#"o . Irersoii b./Rolands jj : James, ;b jßofelaadv 3 Roper, Miotj oife 14 'lnch. 8 Howletfji .ci Butcher, b. Rowlands .. 1' sH>tal 40 Bowling «ialysi&: Hughes, 3 for 16; Rowlands, 7 Butcher, 0 for 9; Waller, 0 WAIREKA. First Innings. * Hughesi; & Oliver .... 2 James, b. Oliver ...... 3 Waller,rftot out 12 Berg, ft. Oliver 2 b. b. Oliver ♦ . 0 : Hoffmann, c. Oliver, b. James .... 0 Tyrell, c. Inch, b. Oliver 1 Allen 0 Goodwin,.b. Allen ...< 2 Russell, c. Iverson, b. Oliver ...... 0 Waters, b. Oliver 3 Extras l Total 2G Bowling analysis: Oliver, 7 for 17; James, 1 for C ; Allen, 2 for 2. < Second Innings. Hughes, not out 24 Butcher, d. Oliver 4 Hoffmann* b. James 3 Waller, b. James .. 0 Rowlands, c and b. James 3 Berg, c. Arthur, b. Oliver 0 Waters, b. Oliver 0 Tyrell, run out 1 Townley, b. Oliver 1 Goodwin, not out 3 Extras ...... 5 Total (for 7 wickets) .... 44 Bowling analysis: Oliver, 4 for 22; James, 3 for 15. 1\ SOUTH TARANAKI. MIMANDS DEFEAT MANIU', M.dlanls had another somewhat in?xpicted Tlcf-ry th's time over Manaia, by h icarcm of 35 run* Going hi first they put «ip -tn.» respectable total of 130 runs, of w'lln Pratt by careful pud capital play scored tft, &nd bdhig T.f*htv.ten at the end of the Inn'ngs. For Manala, who made 95, Gunn played a 7>ry fnc Innings cf iu, and with Hughes (23) put up ever 19 for the flrst wicket. Bssdes Lis wrrk.wHh the bat. Hughes took wickets ftr 20 runs, while Pratt took 4 for 2:2. T/m following wUI represent Work« r. New Plymouth B, at the Sporis Ground. CJarke/ Morrison,' Christian, Klnsoila (3), ShiMi»erd, Reld, Edgeworth, Uellabyr eL;(!rpenc!es, Peters, Jackson; r. .The junior team, against .Waireka at r the Sho* ht 2 pen, will oe: Hrskiu, B.irrihiH. Elmes, Sutherland, Hasfe'l, F*rem/in. Afi'rCdr'.i, Goodall, Way, Papps, HWJvy. The following teams will represent the New Plymouth Club-in Saturday's'gam«s, ih which the A team meets the Old Boys, and the B team the Freezing Works (the grounds will be announced later) \ A Team—J. Heskett, P. Stainton, E. Lash, E. G. Johnson, G. Saunders, E. Dinnlss, T. V. Mackay, D Sutherland, W. C. Wsston, R. B. McDonald, W. H. Quickfall. B Team-—T P Anderson, A. C. Lawrey, G. Purdue, V. Elliott. P. Sheppard, D. Doile, L. Brabant. S L. Palmer, C. B. S. Russell, O. A. Clarke, J. Henderson. Emergencies: G, Hart, 8. Baker, W. Hughe3.