With The Juniors.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 59, Issue 32, 10 March 1930, Page 4

With The Juniors.

Matclies In Niipier Section. Reaney's Fine Bowling. In their first innings against High School, continued from the weefe before, H.S.O.B. A dxd not last long, tlie remaining six . .wickets only adding 10

runs. Reaney took fiv© for 24, xncl'ud- ! ing the. _hat. triek, and Benson three for 16, _ This necessxtatad a follsw-oix and , again the side. collapsed, beixig ali out ] for 55 (Barlow 17 and Lovell 15 not out). Reaney secured the fine average. ' of seven wickets for seven runa. School won by an innings and 41 ruxxs, Collapse Of H.S.O.B. B. Scinde defeated H.S.O.B. 11 by an innings,, the. latter team. collapsing under the bowling of G. Pell who took ; seven for 16. Scxnde made 240 against 188 and in the second innxngs H.S.O.B. • 1» were all out for 31. (Steele 16). A Substantial Margin. Technxcal O.B. B's, first innings, against their A's closed at 83, leaving them with a deficiency of 265 runs They followed cn and on this occasion were dismissed for 148, (McLaren 47, Martin 30, Sinclair 23 and C., Grouden 16). The A's won by an innings and 117 runs. .United Beat Taradale. After bexng six runs down on tbe first innings, United beat Taradale.- bv 42 runs. ln their seeond eifort UniteJ made 134 after the first five wickets had failen for 21. (Penno 25,, McLean ' 23r Nelson 19, not out, Bickerstaff 13. and Cooper 12). H. Boggs took four wickets for nine. runs in nine overs bowled. Duthxe took two for 13. Taradale were left with 129 runs to get to ' win, but they failed, the innings. closr ing at 86. (Boggs 40 not out and Algar 15). Seed, McLaren, Rabinson, Kirk and Nelson divided the wickets.