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Taranaki Daily News, 20 December 1920, Page 3

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NORTH TARANARI COMPETITION. SATURDAY'S PLAY The. North Taranaki competition was continued on Saturday, the second round being opened. On the Recreation Grounds, South heal North by 44 runs, the principal score in the match being made by Heskett (South) 71. Old Boys had a margin of an innings'and 10 runs at the conclusion at the game against High School. NORTH V. SOUTH. Of South's total of 158 (Heskett 71, F. Shepherd 22,' and A. Morrison 20, were the most successful batsmen. Of the bowlers for the opposition, Quickfall secured five wickets for IS runs. North replied with 114 (Macdonaid 54, Carey 21). Heskett took four wickets for 21 runs, and Saunders got a similar number at- the expense of 2!) runs. Details of the scores are : SOUTH. J. Heskett, b. Carey "1 C. Berg, c. Newell, b. Hancock ..... 10 A. Morrison, b. Carey 20 V. Elliott, c. Carey, b. Quickfall .... 1 P. Shepherd, h. Carey 2 G. Saunders, b. Quickfall fi It. Revelly,-b. Quickfall la W. Hughes, b. Quickfall 0 F. Shepherd, b. Macdonaid 22 R. Hushes, c. Klnsella, b. Quickfall .. 2 W'adman, not out 0 Extras 15 Total 158 Bowling analysis: Macdonaid, 1 for 36; Carey, 3 for 29; Klnsella, 0 for 16; Hancock, 1 for 25; Girling, 0 for 18; Quickfall, :■ for 18. NORTH. Palmer, c. Heskett, b. Saunders 1 Stevenson, b. Heskett 0 J Girling, c. Shepherd, b. Heskett 3 Macdonaid, h. Saunders 54 Hancock, c, Morrison, b. Heskett 2 Carey, st. Heskett, b. Saunders 21 Quickfall, b. Heskett '5 Kinsolla, c. Hugres, b. Saunders ..... 0 Newell, b. Morrison 1 Crapper, c. Shepherd, b. P. Shepherd . 11 Butcher, not out 2 Extras 14 Total 114 Bowling analysis: Heskett, 4 for 21; Sounders, 4 for 30; Elliott, 0 for 10; Newell, 0 for 13; Morrison, 1 for 18; r. Shepherd, 1 for 10. HIGH SCHOOL y. OLD BOYS. The School secured C2 in their first effort (Hine 22), and Old Boys made 160 (Colson 44, Bottrill 2ft, Monteath 28). Batting again the School netted 88, Hlne wiih 39 being again the primlpnl scorer. Tl'ls left Old Boys with a margin of an Innings and 10 runs. Bowling for Old Boys, Bottrill took 4 wickets for 20 Tuns, and Eggleton, G for

10. 11l the second innings, the latter tooi; n for 14. Hughes anil Hiiie were the most succesful in the School bowlers. Following are the details:— HIGH SCHOOL.

# First Innings. Palnier, b. Eggleton 0 Hughes, b. Eggleton 1 Willis, b. Eggleton 2 Lash, c. Poison, b. Bollrill S Hine. b. Eggleton 22 Smart, h. Bnltr'.ll 4 Hrodle, c Osborne, b. F.otirlll 1 Taylor, b. Eggk-tun 4 H olden, c. Colson, li. Eggleton % Ballantyne, c. Monteath, b. Bottrili ... 1 Hawkins, not out "> Kx.Vas 12 Total 02 Bowling analysis: Osborne, 0 for 11; Iggleton, 0 for 1G; Botlrill, 4 for 20. OLD BOTS. Osborne, b. Taylor 17 Colson, li. Hine 41 Monteath, b. Hine 2S Bottrili, c. Palmer, h. Hine 29 Bewlcy, b. Hughes 19 Eggleton, li. Hughes . 1 .lolmson, 1.b.w., b. Httgles » 0 Grelner, e. Willis, 1). Hine it Wynyard, b. Hughes 12 Inch. b. Palmer 1 Burton, not out 0 Extras 4 Total 100 Bowling analysis: Palmer, 1 for 31; Hughes, 4 for 43: Taylor, 1 for 20; Lash, 0 for- ft; Hine, 4 for 43. HIGH SCHOOL Seerod Innings. Lash, c. Burton, !•'. Colson \'' Willis, b. Eggleton. 0 Palmer, i\ Wynyari, b. Eggleton 0 Hine. 1.b.w., b. Bottrili 39 Brodie, e. Osborne, b. Eggleton 3 Smart, b. Colson 8 Hughes, b. Eggljton 4 Taylor, b. Bottrili 3 Holden, b. Eggleton 2 Ballantyne, b. Bottrili 4 Hawkins, not out 0 Extras ' 10 Total 88 Bowling analysis: Eggleton, 5 for 14; Osborne, 0 for 7; Monteath, 0 for G; Bottrili, 2 tffr 20; Inch, 0 for 12; Colson, 2 for !.!