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Taranaki Daily News, 20 October 1922, Page 3

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NORTH TARANAKI MATCHES. UMPIRES FOR TO-MORROW. Umpires for to-morrow’s matches have been appointed as follows: , A Grade.—New Plymouth v. Waitara, at Waitara : Messrs. A. W. Ogle and A. B. Mackie. Western Park v. Urenul, at Urenui: Mr. J. Brown. B Grade.—-Western Park B v. Harbor Works, at Western Park: Messrs. R. B. McDonald and W. H. Fitzpatrick. Western Park C. v. Technical College, at Racecourse No. 2: Rev. Elliott and Mr. Packman. TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW. NEW PLYMOUTH CLUB. A team v. Waitara, at Waitara. —Clark, Lambert, Hughes, Ferry, Newbold, Shephard, Saunders, Stainton, Wseton, Inch, Mackay. B team v. Waitara, at New Plymouth racecourse.—P. Hawkins, M. O’Donnell, L. Thomas, W. N. Stephenson, W. L. Hughes, M. Hughes, F Shephard, Osborne, Riding, Andrews, ClotWorthy; emergencies, M. May, F. Morris. WESTERN PARK CLUB. * Seniors v. Urenui, at Urenui.—Robertson, Gray, Denniss, Mason, Palmer, Grayson, Lawry, Russell, G. Hart, Quickfall, Hally. Western Park Rovers v. Harbor Works, at Western Park. —Kinsella Bullot, Berg, H. Hoffmann, R. Hoskin, L. Harris, N. Harris, R. Hooker, R. Machu, R. Morrison, J. Barnden; reserves, Prlar, Sarten, Prendergast. Western Park Wanderers v. Technical College C, at racecourse.—O’Donnell, L. Bishop, Oakley, E. Hoffmann, H. L. Simpson, Rowe, Scrivener, Wright, Way, Beard, Fairbrother, Reserves: Ewart, Moorehead. The committee of the club have tried to arrange their two junior tenhs to be as even as possible, and the meeting of the Rovers and Wanderers In a fortnight’s time should be a great contest. Anyone picked and unable to play Is requested to advise the following members of the respective teams: Seniors, Robertson ; Rovers, Berg; Wanderers, Falrbroth=r. Field captains of each team will be elected on the respective grounds on Saturday. STRATFORD v. KAPONGA.

The following team has been selected to play for Stratford against Kaponga, at Kaponga, on Saturday: L. J. Furrie, F. T. Hale, E. C. Cole, C. McYoUng, W. D. Young, A. H. Richmond, E. M. Beere, R. E. Thomas, W. Redmond, C. Massey, A. Beale; reserve, C. Gatton. Hawera A played Manala on Wednesday. Hawera scored 88 (Horton 25, Worrall 22), and Manala 68 (Hobday 40). Bowling: Worrall four wickets for six runs; Tiddy, two for four; for Manaia, Maunsell, three for eight; Bairstow, four for 20. PLAY IN THE SOUTH. Patea defeated Waverley A on Saturday by 74 to 70. For Patea, Harding and Charteris (13 each) and Campbell (10) were the best batSttien, and Tinney (8 for 27) the most successful bowler. For Waverley, Christensen (not out) 34, Turner (14) and Trltt (10) were the highest scorers, and Watty (4 for 19) and Turner (3 for 22) the best trundlers. Carlyle defeated Waverley B by 214 to 44. The highest scorers for Carlyle were —J. Smith (48$, Mercer (43), Hemingway (not out 34), Owen (not out 26), and for Waverley B, Dabourno (14), and Pepper (11). Mercer and Hoult got the best bowling averages for Carlyle, and DaboUtne for Waverley.