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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 38, 14 February 1910, Page 7

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T.M.C.A. V. S. JOHS. A. St. John's A.—First Innings, 112; second innings, 121 for !> wickets. Innings declared closed, giving V.M.C.A. 101 to make 10 win in 1 hour and 5 nituutcs. V.M.C.A.—First Innings, 133; second Inniugs, 10S for 3 wickets. For St. John's second innings, the chief scorers wereStrange 10, Morris 34. Matthews 13. Edmonds 11, Metherell, not out H_ Pierce not out, 11. For V.M.C.A., second innings,' Edmunds 42, Ciillimore, F 22 Mills 17 were chief scorers. Rowling for St, John's! Morris took two wickets for 34, Strange one for 23. Rowling for V.M.C.A., Leveson 10? -° Ur wlcketß for 32 ' *"• L'-llimorc four V.M.C.A. won by seven wickets. OUTSIDE MATCHES. t-^-„ ma iM h r* 18 . P" 17 " 1 at Rlverhead between Riverhcad and Tautakl, Rlverhead winning by an innings and 12 runs CHURCHES' ASSOCIATION. SEXIOR GRADE. BROTHERHOOD B V ST JOHN'S. St. John's 8.-.-lrst Innings: 45 (Scott 0, Bliucoe S). Second Innings: _S (Alison 27 McCowau 17). ' ■>i ßr ,°-^ erh , ood B — Flret m-irags: 67 (Seed 21, \>heatley 10. Second innings- 70 for hve wickets (Winks 21 not out, Willey 10) r ™?7li a - tO .« S{ - J ,° hn ' s . B ' Medwell took fn _o « : ,^ llsoll '. £o " r for "J Wcl >l>. four for 40: Scott, one for IG. Bowling for Brotherhood, Seed took sl.-t for 20; Wheatley, live for 20; Willey, seven for 53; \*i inks, two for nine Brotherhood B won by four wickets. WAIKINO v. WAIHI SUBURBS. (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent) „ ~ , , „ , WAIHI, Saturday. Wakino beat Suburbs by live wickets and four runs. This was Suburbs- first defeat. AUCKLAND WEDNESDAY CRICKET ASSOCIATION. A JL pec ' nl m <*eting of the above was held on Thursday, the 10th Inst., at 8 p.m., to consider a notice of motion from Tramways C.C. to amend the rules dealing with the granting of permits. There were 15 delegates present. Mr Farrelly, of the Tramway C.C, presiding. A lengthy discussion took place on the motion, which was eventually lo«t. The motion was the outcome of applications from John Court C.C and the Tramways C.C. to register players, and eventually it was decided that as the Tramways and J. Conrt's application to rcister players was received before the 31st the Association must consider same, consequently 19 names were registered for 3 Court and one for Tramiwavs. It was decided that the match Tramways v. Devonport A be awarded Devonport A by default, aLso Devonport R v. Karangahape be awarded Karangahape by default, A protest from G. Court against Railways who claimed a draw, was dealt with arid eventually the match awarded O. Court on the ground that the Railways played an unregistered player. The question of calling time was raised and it was decided that this be left in the hands of opposing captains. It was reported that the Bakers' C C had in Its two first matches, played a man who was also a registered player In a Saturday Association. The secretary -was instructed to write for particulars.