WAIRARAPA CRICKET

Wairarapa Times-Age, 6 November 1939, Page 8

WAIRARAPA CRICKET

CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES BOWLERS GENERALLY ON TOP. FRANK HOAR DOES HAT TRICK. The Wairarapa Cricket Association’s matches were continued last Saturday in fine but cold weather and after a morning in which rain fell. The bowlers generally had the best of matters, and in the Red Star-Wairarapa College match Frank Hoar again accomplished the feat of taking three wickets in successive balls—the much coveted “hat trick.” Dave Groves bowled exceptionally well for Lansdowne against Old Boys. The highest senior score of the day was made by Frank Hoar.

SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP RED STAR v WAIRARAPA COLLEGE. The Red Star and Wairarapa College teams commenced their match on the College ground, the scores at the drawing of stumps being as follow: — RED STAR. First Innings. Lambourn, run out 5 Roys, b Stevens 4 O’Kane, b Thompson 3 G. Peterson, lbw, b Stevens 4 N. Hoar, b Stevens 44 I. Coleman, b Taylor 0 F. Hoar, c Stevens, b Taylor 61 G. Coleman, c Tooby, b Thomson 37 A. L. Paterson, b Tayjnr 15 W. Peterson, b Welch 10 J. Renner, not out 1 Extras 10 Total 194 Bowling: Taylor, 3 for 32; Stevens, 3 for 42; Thomson, 2 for 50; Welch, 1 for 30; Upston, 0 for 14: McFarlane. 0 for 16. WAIRARAPA COLLEGE. First Innings. Wilson, b N. Hoar 1 Tooby, not out 9 Upston, lbw, b F. Hoar 8 Tier, b F. Hoar ’ 0 Taylor, b F. Hoar 0 Stevens, lbw, b F. Hoar 0 Thomson, c Lambourn, b Renner 5 McFarlane, c Renner, bF. Hoar .... 0 Extras .’ 10 Total for 7 wickets 33 Bowling: F. Hoar, 5 for 13; N. Hoar. 1 for 0; J. Renner, 1 for 10. OLD BOYS v LANSDOWNE. The Old Boys and Lansdowne teams commenced their match on the Park Oval. Scores: — LANSDOWNE. First Innings. Groves, lbw, b Hibbs 13 Clarke, c Hendry, b Patrick 33 W. Whiteman, c Lendrum, b Patrick 20 Brice, b Hibbs 6 Greer, c Patrick, b Hibbs 21 Miller, lbw, b Patrick 2 Haise, b Patrick 14 McCalmont, b Hibbs 0 J. Whiteman, b Hibbs 14 Andrews, not out 0 Extras 11 Total 134 Bowling: Hibbs, 5 for 54; Patrick, 4 for 36; Hendry, 0 for 15; Barr, 0 for 18. Second Innings. Bl Jenkins, b Patrick 5 Clarke, not out 7 W. Whiteman, not out 5 Total for 1 wicket 17 OLD BOYS. First Innings. Hendry, b Haise 11 Green, b Haise 2 Brash, cW. Whiteman, b Groves 1 Alexander, b Groves 13 Patrick, c Brice, b Groves 2 Hibbs, run -out 6 Dixon, b Groves 1 Whitburn, not out 11 Logan, c and b Groves 10 Lendrum, b Greer 1 Barr, cJ. Whiteman, b Groves .... .1 Extras 2 Total 61 Bowling: Groves, 6 for 27; Haise, 2 for 29; Greer, 1 for 3.

JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP

St Patrick’s Old Boys v rted Star B.— These teams met on the College ground, St Patrick’s Old Boys obtaining a first innings win. Scores: St Patrick’s Old Boys 171 for 4 (declared) (Brice 58, Donnelly, not out 44. Corlet 38, Patrick 22; Youens 2 for 32, Pawson 2 for G 7). Red-Star B, Ist innings 59 (Thomson 20, Youens 14; Brice 6 for 2G, Branwaite 4 for 19). Second innings 59 for 9 wickets (Pawson 21. Swain 10; Donnelly 3 for 7. Beals 3 for 15, Brice 3 for 17). Red Star A v Odd Fellows.—The Odd Fellows and Red Star A teams met on the Park Oval, the former winning on the first innings. Scores: Odd Fellows 111 (Colban 34. Mooney 24, C. Minifie 19; C. Reid 3 for 28. Wellington 2 for 10, Gowans 2 for 40. Peers 1 for 6 M. Reid 1 for 12). Red Star A 85 (C. Reid 27, Wickens 19. Henson, not cut IG. Pear!’. 10: McGill 4 for 34. Berry 3 for 38. Sturgeon 2 for G). Old Boys v Martinborough—At Martinborough. Martinborough won by an innings and 45 runs. Scores: Old Boys. 40 (Parsonson 12, Sortain Smith, 12; Power. 5 for 10. Charles. 3 for 14), and 50 (Payne 12, Martin 11. Young 10; Johns. 4 for 13, Charles, 3 for 14). Martinborough. 135, for 7 wickets (Power 94, George 10. not out. Murphy 10: Parsonson. five for 37. Berry, two for 10).