This is always a most enjoyable game and with it now being an annual fixture, we can be assured of a hard fought,friendly match. KEARSNEY: 191 for 9 wickets declared (Hulett 67, Lowe 42, Edward 26*, Polklnghorne 16, Vendoros 3 for 8, Partridge 2 for I ). KINGSWOOD; 93 (Purdon 21, Partridge 18, Hiscock 14, Huddy 13. Cole 4for 17, Hagemann 3 for17). 1st XI AVERAGES FOR FIRST TERM. 1957 Batting. H.S. Total Average ft I 71* 185 26-43 Hulett ° ^ 106 21-20 Polklnghorne ® llg |8-75 Lowe ° _ 40 60 15-00 Meyer ^ , 26* 76 12-65 Edwards |, 45 87 12-43 Robbins ° _ 25 88 11-00 Hagemann 5 ,5 82 10-25 Cross ® t) 22 4-33 Dowdle I - 5» 13 4-40 Don-Wauchope a -f 20 4-00 Cole ® , 3 5 1 -66 Newlands " Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average 4 58 9 6-44 Meyer z ^ 9.78 Cole .. .. 78-7 9 ,3^3 Hagemann 71 I ^ ,^.7, Newlands a® 6 2|.36 Low© • • '* * The reoort on the Test Match, Kearsney vs. Kearsney Staff XI, played to Kearsney rules, has unfortunately been mislaid, but will appear in the Decembe issue. 2nd XI Captain: D. Thompson. IrxA Fohriiarv OLD BOYS OLD BOYS: 121 (Jewitt 3 for 12, Fisher 3 for 29). KEARSNEY; 107 (Jardine 44, Jewitt, 15). OLD BOYS won by 14 runs. *" n 5 lor 3-5''."vfe''■, KEARSNEY: 42 (Jardine l6) and 65 (Henderson 15). D.H.S. won by 9 wickets. 16th Febr^ua;7^^^ (Jardine 5 for 49, Meyer 4 f®"" 28). KEARSNEY: 105 for 5 (Meyer 38, Jewitt 26). Match drawn. 23rd February vs. MARITZBURG COLLEGE MARITZBURG COLLEGE: 159 for 8. Game Abandoned. 2nd March vs. MICHAELHOUSE MICHAELHOUSE: 70 (Kelly 4 for 21. Meyer 4 for 22). KEARSNEY 72 for 4 (Jardine 28, Meyer 19). KEARSNEY won by 6 wickets. 240
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