GOOD SCORING

Wairarapa Times-Age, 2 March 1939, Page 8

GOOD SCORING

SIR JULIEN CAHN'S TEAM AT WAITAKI. JACKSON & OLDFIELD MAKE CENTURIES. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) OAMARU, March 1. Sir Julien Cahn’s touring cricket team met a team representing the South Island colleges at Waitaki today under pleasant weather conditions. The usually fast wicket was medium paced because of a light drizzle overnight, and the outfield slow. The visitors won the toss and batted first to score 380 for the loss of six wickets, when the innings was declared closed. The schoolboys took the crease on a drier wicket, but were unable to withstand the attack of the visitors, losing six wickets for 68 runs at stumps.Scores: — SIR JULIEN CAHN’S TEAM. First Innings. C. S. Dempster, c Fisher, b Wilde .... ~ 65 A. Dyson, run out 32 S. Mudge, b Wilde 9 V. Jackson, b Cameron 133 N. Oldfield, not out 104 Sir Julien Cahn, lbw, b Cameron 6 C. Goodway, run out ...' 19 Extras ...?' 10 Total for six wickets, declared 380 Bowling Analysis: Cameron 2 for 78; Wilde 2 for 109; Bennett 0 for 56; Castle 0 for 59; Robertson 0 for 39; Geary 0 for 15; Baxter 0 for 14. • COLLEGE ALL OUT. DISMISSED FOR TOTAL OF 84. OAMARU, This Day. The conditions were perfect for the continuation of the match between Sir Julien Cann’s team and the Combine ed Colleges. Colleges’ innings was soon over. Baxter was the only batsman to make a stand, going out leg before to Smith after a watchful innings of 43. Smith had the remarkable average of seven for four off nine overs. SOUTH ISLAND COLLEGES. S. Wilde, b Smith J 8 J. D. Baxter, lbw, b Smith 43 F. B. Smith, b Walsh 8 F. J. Bowers, b Walsh 0 H. W. Fisher, lbw, b Smith 1 L. J. Castle, b Smith .... 0 D. G. Watt, b Smith 2 Robertson, run out 1 Geary, std Goodway, b Smith 5 Bennett, not out '. s. 0 Cameron, b Smith 0 Extras 6 Total ....' .... 84 .Bowling analysis: Smith 7 for 4; Walsh 2 for 34; Watts 0 for 11; Lush 0 for 13; Cahn 0 for 16.