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Wairarapa Times-Age, 31 October 1938, Page 2

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WAIRARAPA ASSOCIATION SATURDAY’S GAMES. LANSDOWNE & RED STAR WIN. The Wairarapa Cricket Association’s championship matches were continued on Saturday afternoon under favourable conditions. Wins in the senior championship were scored by the Red Star and Lansdowne ‘ teams against Wairarapa College and Old Boys respectively. SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP RED STAR V COLLEGE. The Red Star team defeated College on the College ground by 66 runs. The scores were as follow: — RED STAR. First Innings - 36 Second Innings. W. Peterson, c Tier, b Thompson .... 36 Coleman, b Upston 2 McCullough, b Patrick 0 Lambourn, c Tier, b Upston .... .... 10 Roys, b Thompson 13 G. Peterson, lbw, b Hibbs 25 Pool, lbw, b Thompson 2 N. Hoar, b Upston 61 Henson, b Patrick U Friend, b Patrick 15 Renner, not out U Extras 1? Total 203 Grand total 239 Bowling: Upston, 3 for 32; Thompson, 3 for 35; Patrick, 3 for 73; Hibbs, 1 for 2; Taylor, 0 for 22. COLLEGE. First, Innings 107 Second Innings. Thompson, b Friend U Upston, lbw, b Friend 5 Wilson, c Peterson, b Hoar 1 Patrick, c and b Henson 9 Tier, lbw, b Henson 20 Hibbs, lbw, b Hoar 1 Prior, c and b Henson 0 Taylor, b Hoar 2 Jones, b Renner 4 Tooby, lbw, b Pool 1 Slatter, not out 0 Extras I 2 Total 66 Grand total •••• 113 Bowling: N. Hoar, 3 for 7; Henson, 3 for 12; Friend, 2 for 24; Renner, 1 for 2; Pool, 1 for 9.

LANSDOWNE v OLD BOYS.

On the Park Oval the Lansdowne team scored an innings win against Old Boys, the scores being as follow: —

LANSDOWNE. First Innings, 8 for 385

OLD BOYS. First Innings. Hendry, lbw, b Groves 11 Alexander, c Clark, bA. Whiteman 19 Kemnitz, b A. Whiteman 0 Ryan, lbw, b Groves 5 Guy, b S. Jenkins 6 Logan, cJ. Whiteman, b S. Jenkins 11 McPherson, b A. Whiteman 17 Heenan, not out 9 Barr, run out 2 Hutton, absent 0 Lendrum, absent 9 Extra 1 Total 81 Bowling: A. Whiteman, 3 for 24; S. Jenkins, 2 for 10; D. Groves, 2 for 27; O’Callaghan, 0 for 1; Greer, 0 for 18. Second Innings. Heenan, c Clark, b D. Groves 11 Barr, lbw, b S. Jenkins 0 Hendry, c J. Whiteman, b S. Jenkins 9 Kemnitz, b S. Jenkins 1 Ryan, not out 30 Guy, cJ. Whiteman, bD. Groves 7 Logan, b J. Whiteman 0 McPherson, b J. Whiteman 5 Alexander, lbw, b D. Groves 38 Extras 6 Total 107 Bowling: S. Jenkins, 3 for 10; D. Groves, 3 for 34; J. Whiteman, 2 for 2; Stubbings, 0 for 7; O’Callaghan, 0 for 12; McCalmonf, 0 for 17; A. Whiteman, 0 for 19. JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP Red Star A v Red Star B—Star B defeated Star A on the College grounds by 3-runs. Scores: Star A, Ist innings 79 (James 18, Pierce 17, Reid 15, Wilson not out 10; Needham took 5 wickets for 20; Harris, 3; Stevenson, 1; Pawson, 1); second innings: 44 (Hayes 16), ■ Wilson 16; Pawson took 4 wickets for 18; Dickason, 1; Stevenson, 1). Star B: First innings 75 (Harris 20, Thompson 14, Corlett 14; Reid took 6 wickets for 19; Williams, 2 for 27; Pierce, 1 for 8); second innings 51 (McWhinnie 23, Stevenson 12; Reid took 7 wickets for 26 and Williams 2 for 22). St Patrick’s v Old Boys—St Patrick’s Old Boys beat College by 31 runs on the first innings. Scores; St Patrick’s, first innings, 94 (J. Brice 10, A. Hart 26, E. Donnelly 29; Rankin, 3 wickets for 36; Parsonson, 3 for 30; Donnelly, 2 for 14; Stevens, 1 for o);second innings 4 for 97 declared’ (Howard, 16; A. Hart 14, E. Donnelly 12, G. Corlet 43 not out; Rankin took 3 wickets for 33). College, first innings, 63 (Bellis 17, McFarlane 20; J. Brice took 3 wickets for 26; Howard, 1 for 14; R. Cross, 6 for 7); second innings: 6 for 52 (Shearer 17, McFarlane 10; Cross took 2 wickets for 12; Howard, 1 for 9; Corlet, 2 for 9).

Masterton v Old Boys—Masterton beat Old Boys by 148 runs on the first innings. Old Boys, first innings 67 (Dixon, 39 not out; Reid took 7 wickets for 6 runs, including the hat track); second innings, 2 wickets for 79 (Brash 36, Dixon not out 26). Masterton, first innings, 215 (Reid 92, Brice 70, Longworth 26; McGregor took 6 wickets for 19). At one stage of the first innings of Old Boys, Reid had taken 6 wickets without a run having been scored off him, four of them in succession.

IN OTHER CENTRES WELLINGTON (By Telegraph—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, This Day. Bowlers had better records than batsmen when the Wellington Cricket Association’s first series of senior championship matches was concluded on Saturday afternoon. University started off well by beating Kilbirnie, last year’s champion team, by 40 runs on the first innings. University totalled 178 in thfir first

innings, and Kilbirnie replied with 138, toward which S. Wilson contributed 51. Midland defeated Wellington by 12 runs. Midland compiled 173 and Wellington 161.

Karori and Institute played a drawn game at Karori Park. Although J. Duffy and R. Coupland put on 79 for Karori’s first wicket, the whole side could only total 166. Institute, at call of time, had 131 on for the loss of six wickets, R. McLean, A. Lang (28), and A. McLean being the principal scorers.

Wellington. College Old Boys just failed to gain a win over Hutt on the Hutt recreation ground. Old Boys hit up 197, Hutt, at call of time, had lost nine wickets for 111 runs. DUNEDIN (By Telegraph—Press Association.) DUNEDIN, October 29. Steady rain caused an abandonment of the first series of Dunedin grade championship cricket after barely an hour’s play on the second day. Albion was the only team to score a win, replying to Carisbrook B’s 154 with 160 for seven wickets (Goding not out, 78). Old Boys, 230, drew with Carisbrook 114 for eight (Groves five for 26). Grange, 367, drew with Kaikorai, 29 for one. Dunedin, 166, drew with University, 117 for eight.