JUNIOR FIXTURES.

Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 75, 28 March 1924, Page 7

JUNIOR FIXTURES.

The following unfinished xeeond gir.'le games will be playpd to-Hiorrt.w :—A Suction (at Eden Park): Parnel v »n. Ponsonby v. University. 15 S-<:tion (at v.ctoria Park): Parnell v. Pupatoetoe; Uralton v. Munurewa. The ioliowini: matches hare !>-"u arranzed lor the second =r:»ie I. se<-iion: Parnel! v. l'apatoetoe. \ ii-turtn _l ai-K ; Grafton v. Manurer.-a. Victori:: l":ir« OwiVs to the military pap-uni in i ne Domain" no third or fourth jrrade niiiu-he-nlll be played. THE TEAMS. The roliottins teams have been seleet.nl for matches to be played under the auspices of the. Auckland Cricket Association to-morrow :— GRAFTON UNITED. Second Grade.—Brighton. Brown, fain. Hnmill. Hughes, Leech, McLood, (Hirer. Pogler. Shea Williams. GLEN" EDEX. Third Grade.—E. Kent. ('. fiirhrane. J. Belsham. A. Belsham. G. Herring. L. .lonkers, A. Spearpoint. J. Vella. H. Gannett, E. McNeil, A. Hepburn, \V. Clark. GIIAFTON UNITED. Second Grade.—Bri'/hto". "!'<i"-n '':i:n Hamill. Hughes. Leech, McLcml. Oliver, Pegler. Shea, Williams. ELLERSLIE. Second Grade. —Miskell. F. Williams. B. Lawrence. S. Lawrence, Hewson, Putrs, Hawkes, White. NORTH SHORE. Third Grade. —E.vre, Wynne. Moore. Fnntham, H. Smith, Jay. Wells. H. Kaiikin. Wilson. Hipkins, T. Smith. Emergeucies : Da vies. Hay. SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION. FIXTURES FOR SATCRDAT. The following fixtures have been arranged by the Auckland Suburban Cricket Senior grade matches, nt Remuera. Junior grade: Auckland Milk Co. v. Harbour Board, at Victoria I'ark ; Ellerslii; v. Green Lane, at Victoria Park. Third grade final, between Gasworks and 1.M.C.A.. at Victoria Park. TEAMS FOR SATURDAY. The following teams have been selecteil for matches to be played under the auspices of the Auckland Suburban Association to-morrow :— A.jI.C. Second Grade.—W. Minogiv. Inland. W. Foster. Fr.iter. Andrews. K. Smith Martin. McGarry. P. Foster, Eddowcs. GAS WORKS. Third Grade.—Thomas, K.-Uan. Paltr.dß." Moores (2). Bulcoik. Rowlands. Ruby Muudy, Young, Billlugs. Euierßc-iicies Short, iloatie. IIARBOri! BOARD. Second Grade A.—Moyle. Turner, i'.lin coe. Learning. Waldron. M.uthews. Jack .Jaiiuiery, Carroll. A. Baxter, T. Baxter ■Somerrille. Second Grade P..—Eaggstrom. Darry. Douglas. Dudley, llendry. Ilbert. McC'ur niack, Ro.se, Saunders, SluipsoD. Thompson. GREEN LANE. Second Grade.—A. Roy. Hague. A. V. Beeson. A. \V. Beeson. Ait km. E. i'avistock. Lentfer. McKay, I'hllps, Li-e-Ij. Mudjreway, Jones. THE WAREHOUSEMEN S CUP. * WON BY" ARCH. CLARK'S. The final of tbv WnrelioiieomenJ far. between Sargood. S..u ami Ewell anil Vrrll. (.'lark's, was playeil ai Kilt-u Park ji-fter-day. and was won by the latter '■> two runs, after an exciting fnlsh. An-h. »:iark's, Hi- «,.u .lie :..-- ami hatted tirs=t. making IT2 (Flatl :'fi. \li-ii.sli Clark 11 not nut, Han-siiai>e 14. Mliumnc 10, and Kountree id,. Wnilr ;>•■•" r..»r wickets for L'K i-iius. J. F. Kwen .hree fnr ::7. and LipScombe three fur .'!.':. Surirnud'x made 120 (Oilebourne -17. Lipsconiiie 17 not out. Booth 14, nnd Hiukl.-% li!#. Harestmpe took six wickets for 151 runs Flait three for 3!i, ::ncl Miuotrtii' one for 21.

When (lie cup was hnndril ever [v I!. | Kowntree, i-ujitain of tin- winning ti-am. he ; BUKSestcl tbnt 11 warehoiiKcnion , - irifki-t ■ clul> be formnil lo tape |«arl in the rvaulnr Saturday matclies. Mr. t>. A. Ewen xtnimi that ho proiio«'il to a t>-ani of wholesale warebous.-m.-ll from UVllinnton (.. play j the uaiehoiisi'mr-n of Auckland.