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Taranaki Daily News, 19 November 1920, Page 3

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NORTHERN DIVISION. YESTERDAY'S MATCHES. Tl*e competition Sn Norrh Taranakl was continued yesterday afternoon, when New Plymouth met Urenui, at Urenui, and Inglewood played Tikornngi at Ingiewood, Details of the 'matches are:— TIKORANGI v. INGLEWOQD. In the nuUOh b|ptweejii Tikorangi and InglewcoU, Ingiewood baited first and were all out for 04. Tikorangi replied wilhM3!>, to which Hicks contributed a fine innings, retiring at 55. Scores:— INGLEWOOD. Gibson, c. Hicks, t. Foreman .. 17 L. Sutherland, c. Sarten, b. Foreman .« 1 Partridge, c. Sarten, b. Foreman 5 Nicholls, 1.b.w., b. Soffe 2 Darlow, c. Lye, b. Soffe 4 Clegg, c. Hicks, b. Foreman 1 Couts, c. Wills, b. Soffe ...... 2 Cutfleld, b. Soffe 2 J. Sutherland, run out ...» 4 Pullen, c. Scrimgeour, b. Foreman «... 39 Aymes, not out 3 Extras ......... 4 Total 64 Bowling analysis: E. Sarten, 0 wickets for 15 runs; C Foreman, 5 for 25; Soffe, 4 for 23; Sarten, jnr., 0 for 1. TIKORANGI. ScrimgeGur, e. Pullen, b. L. Sutherland 7 C. Foreman, b. Gibson 8 P. Sarten, run out 3 Hicks, retired 55 E. Sarten, e. Pullen, b. Gibson .7 Soffe, run out • x 8 H. Foreman, not out ' 27 Lye, c. Cout ts, b. Darlow 5 C. Sarten, c. Clegg, b. Darlow 4 Wills, c. L. Sutherland, b. Darlow 0 Subsiitue, 1.b.w., b. Darlow 9 Extras (> Total 139 Bowling analysis: Gibson, 2 wickets for 23 runs; Cutfleld, 0 for 39; L. Sutherland, 1 for 23; Darlow, 4 for 16; Coutts, 0 for C; Pullen, 0 for 32. URENUI DEFEAT NEW PLYMOUTH. The New Plymouth cricket team journeyed to Urenui yesterday afternoon, and after a most enjoyable game played on a splendid turf wicjtet, suffered defeat on the first innings by sixteen runs. Additional pleasure was added to tl: e outing by the action of the Urenui ladies in providing afternoon tea for both teams during an interval. Now Plymouth hatted first and thanks to a splendid display by W. Nicoll, who carried his bat right through the innings for a well played 50, reached 90 before the last wicket fell. Woollett (13) was the only other batsman to reach double figures. O'Neill (4 wickets for 20 runs),»and Blundel! (3 for 3G) wore the most successful bowlers. Urenui opened badly, losing Fuller for 3 . runs, but Managh (20) find O'Neill (29) eat- ! ried (lie score to 4S before 11:e next wicket fell, and with the assistance of P. Fuller (17), (J. Fuller (12), and Des Forges (9), carried the score to ]OG. Nicoll, with G j wickets for 51 runs, was the most successful ! bowler. Waller bowled six maiden overs. Scores : NEW PLYMOUTH. ; Nicoll. not out 50 : Woollett. c. and I). Blundell i:i Hart, b. Blundell u Waller, b. O'Neill o Dinliiss, b. 'o"N'eill Oxford, run out Wright,, e. Street, b. O'Neill, "5 , Kinnear, run out 4 Webster, b. O'Neill u O. Hooker, 1.b.w., h. Blundell n Hoffmann, c. Fitzgerald, b. Wilson 4, Extras g i Tola I 90 URENUI. Fuller, c. Waller, b. Dinnlss 0 Managh, c. Hooker, b. Nicoll 20 O'Neill, c. Hart, b. Nicoll 29 Wilson, c. Hoffmann, b nookcr 6 Blundell, It. Hooker 1 Graham, b. Dinniss 3 P. Fuller, b. Nicoll 17 Des Forges. 1 b.w.. b. Nicoll 9 G. Fuller, 1). Nicoll 12 N. Street! b. Nicoll o Fitzgerald, not out n Extras p, Total ] Qfj TO-MORROW'S TEAMS. The following will represent the New Ply- 1 mouth Club teams, North and South, in their opening fixture on Saturday at the Recreation Grounds. Play will commence sharp at 2 p.m., and all members aro urgently requested to be on the ground at 1.30 p.m. Norh. P. E. Stainton, T. P. Anderson, R. Morrison, p». Macdonald, Carey, G. Hooker, C. G. Clarke, S. L. Palmer, O. ICinsella, W. H. <)nlokfall, O. A. Clarke, J. Henderson; emergencies L. Inch, Loveridge, R. Oliver. South.—A. Morrison, V. Elliott,. G. H. Saunders, p. Sheppard, W. Shepherd, F. Sheppard, S. Lash, Bragg, O. Reveley, A. C. Lawrey, W. Hughes, C. O, Berg; eraergencies, J. Oxford. .T. F. Newell. ENGLISHMEN'S TOUR. ? Bv Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright. Received Nov. 18, 7.35 p.m. Sydney, Nov. 18. The statement that if the test matches went into a fifth day's play they would be limited to between 11.30 a.m. and 1,30 p.m., has now been corrected. The arrangement Is that the tests will he played out.* The Englishmen' have arrived, and after an enthusiastic welcome at the Town Hall proceeded to practice. The rush for •membership tickets for the Sydney matches is so great that the trust has already closed the lists.— Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. TARANAKI v. WANGANUI. ; At a meeting of the Wanganui Association on Monday it was decided to play North and South Taranakl at New Plymouth on January 7 and SOUTH TARANAKI MATCHES. REVISED FIXTURES FOR 1920-21. First Round. November 20—Excelsior v. Manala, at Manaia; Rivals v Kaponga, at Hawera; ElIham v. Okaiawa, at Eltham; Midlands a bye. } November 27—Excelsior v. Kaponga, at Kapougu; Midlands v. Manaia, at Hawera; Rivals v. Okaiawa, at Okaiawa; Eltham a bye. December 4—Excelsior v. Rivals, at Hawera; Midlands, v. K'ithum, at Eltham: Manala v. Ok:uawa, at Manala; Kaponga a bye., Decomber 11—Excelsior v Eltham. at Hawera; Midlands v. Kaponga, at Kaponga; Rivals v. Manala, at Manaia; Okaiawa, a bye. Second Round. January 15—Excelsior v. Midlands, at Hawera ; Eltham v. Manala, at Manaia; okaiawa v Kaponga, at Okaiawa; Rivals u by p. .?amu:ry 22—Rivals v. EJtham, at Eltham; Midlands v. Okaiawa. at Hawera; Manala v. Kaponga, at Manaia ; Excelsior a bye. January 2il—Excelsior v. Manaia, at Hawera; Rivals v. Kaponga, at Kapongn; Eltham V. Okahiwa, ar Okaiawa; Midlands a bye. February ;i—.Excelsior v. Kaponga, at Kaponga ■»r Eltham; Midlands v. Manaia, at M»inala; Rivals v Okaiawa, at Hawera; Eltham a bye. February 12—Excelsior v. Rivals, at Hawera; Midlands v. Eltham. at Eltham; Manaia v. Okaiawa, at Okaiawa ; Kaponga a bye. February 19—Excilsior v. Ellham, at E'l- * thuni; Mldtandß v. ICftDonßA* at Bavvera;