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Wairarapa Times-Age, 11 March 1940, Page 10

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WAIRARAPA ASSOCIATION COMPETITIONS TWO SENIOR MATCHES FINISHED. WINS FOR RED STAR & OLD EOYS. A beautifully fine day favoured cricketers in the Wairarapa on Saturday after a lapse of two successive weekends in which unfavourable weather prevented play. Red Star scored a five point win over Wairarapa College and Old Boys accounted for Lansdowne by a margin of 17 runs on the first innings. RED STAR v COLLEGE. Red Star resumed their first innings against Wairarapa College with no wickets down for 33, College having made 92 in their first strike three weeks previously. Red Star’s batsmen carried on to knock up 218 while- College, in reply, were dismissed, for 143. giving Red Star a live point win. Details are:— RED STAR. First. Innings. Lambourne. c Wilson, b Welch 39 Roys, lbw, b Stevens 27 N. Hoar. lbw. b Schofield GJ Petersen, c Welch, b Shearer 2 Upston, played on, b Shearer 2 Bell, retired 41 f Paterson, b Skitter ; Coleman, retired 12 Petersen, lbw. b Slatter G Renner, not out Extras

Total 2L' Bowling analysis: Taylor 0 for 36; Welch 1 for 43; Stevens 1 for 40; Shearer 2 for 24; Schofield. 1 for 33; Slatter 2 for 13. WAIRARAPA COLLEGE. First Innings Second Innings. N. Schofield, run out Schofield, b Renner J. Tier, b Paterson 21 Taylor, c Renner, b W. Hoar 2:< Stevens, b N. Hoar 2 Shearer, c Bell, b N. Hoar Wilson, c Paterson, b Petersen 44 Welch, lbw. b Coleman 29 Donnelly, st Lambourne. b Cole4 man 1 Slatter. b Coleman 0 Hoar, not. out Extras Total 143 Bowling analysis: N. Hoar 3 for 28; Renner 1 for 39; Upston 0 for 18: Paterson 1 for 23; Roys 0 for 14: W. Peterson 1 for 9; Coleman 3 for 5. OLD BOYS v LANSDOWNE. Old Boys defeated Lansdowne by 17 runs on the first innings. When play began, three weeks ago, Lansdowne had made 43. On Saturday, only seven players put in an appearance for the team, and these carried on the score to 180 for six wickets, declared (Groves 105. Miller 25). Old Boys then made 197 runs (MacFarlane 63. Hibbs 20 Berry not out 53). giving them a win by 17 runs on the first innings.

JUNIOR. Martinborough secured a five point win over Red Star B. the game being played at Martinborough. Scores:— Martinborough, first innings. 5 wickets declared for 201 (Charles 44. Whitehorn 79, Ingram 38, Murphy not out .18, Johns not out 14). Bowling analysis: Peers 2 for 21, Hayes 2 for 14. Pawson 0 for 87, ouens 1 for 67. Red Star B, first innings, 110 (Youens 39, Hayes 19, Pawson 19, Peers 11). Bowling analysis: Kershaw 5 for 33, Todd 0 for 15, Johns 0 for 16, Charles 4 for 18, Whitehorn 1 for 25. Red Star B. second innings, 9 wickets for 58 (Pawson 27, Hayes 12). Bowling analysis: Kershaw 4 for 11. Charles 3 for 21, Johns 2 for 4, Todd 0 for 17. Oddfellows scored an eight point win over Wairarapa College. College in the first innings made 81 (Berry 16, Jaine not out 22) and in the second strike, 73 (Hayes IG, Davey not out 15). Oddfellows scored 165 in the first innings (Thompson 64, Harp 26, C. Minifie 12, Sturgeon 11, Berry 20, Colban 10). Bowling analysis: For Oddfellows, first innings, Berry 2/13; Magill 1/9; Minifie G/35; Sturgeon 1/12. Second innings: Magill 4/15; Berry 4'22; Thompson 1/4; Minifie 1/6. Star A won by default from St Patrick’s Old. Boys.

JUNIOR REP. MATCH j BUSH DEFEAT WAIRARAPA. J A junior representative cricket match - between Bush and Wairarapa was play- ‘ cd yesterday at Pahiatua. Bush winning ‘ by *42 runs. This is the first represent- , ative match played between Wairarapa and Bush for some years and it is in- ( tended to play a return match at Mas- , terton on Easter Monday. ( Details arc: — BUSH. , First Innings. W. Leith, b Berry ™ ■ J. Sandman, b Mooney •":> B. Bradbury, b Minifie • B. Anderson, run out E. Francois, run out ” L. Hickson, b Henson '■■■■■ K. Montgomery, c Thompson, b McGill J? J. McKay, b McGill E H. Rankin, c Berry, b Thompson .... 9 C. Smyth, not out ; A. Mills, b Charles J Total ; I ® 7 Bowling Analysis.— McGill. 2/26: Charles. 1/14; Berry. 1/32; Kershaw. 0/7: Mooney. 1/47: Minifie. 1/11; Hensen. 1/23; Sturgeon. 0/11; Thompson. 1 -5. WA.IRARAPA. First Innings. Thompson, run out 29 Charles, b McKay 2 Kershaw, c Hickens, b Montgomery 8 Harp. b Montgomery 61 C. Minifie, b Montgomery U Mooney, b McKay 1 Berry, not out Sturgeon, b Montgomery ~ , Henson, b Montgomery 0 I McGill, b McKay () I D. Minifie, b McKay JI Extras| 1 1 |r Total ■; J l *-; > Bowling Analysis. — McKay. 4 (>~. ■ Montgomery. 5 10; Francois. 0/20. * WELLINGTON. ' KILBTRNTE XVIN CHAMPIONSHIP. <Bv Telegraph—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, This Day. 1 The final day’s ulay in the Welling-

ton Cricket Association’s senior championship on Saturday saw Kilbiime take the premiership for the 1939-40 season by seven clear points from Midland. the runners-up. Kilbirnie, who had. been two points in the lead, made victory sure by beating Hull outright b.y seven wickets.