CRICKET.

Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 243, 13 October 1910, Page 7

CRICKET.

THE FIRST DRAW. The council of the Cricket Association met last night, aud drew the teams to meet for the opeiiiug day's play, ou Saturday. Following is the result of the draw: — FIRST GRADE. Eden v. Paruell (at Eden Park). Ponsonby v. Grafton {.sit the Domain). University v. North Store (.at North Shore).

SECOND GRADE. Eden A v. Paruell (at Edeu Park). Ponsonby v. Grafton (at the Domain). University v. Nortli Sliore (at North Shore). Eden B v. Waitemata (at Victoria Park). THIRD GRADE. A DIVISION. University y. JTorth. Shore (at North Shore). Pousonby v. Grafton (at the Domain). Eden A v. Pornell (at Eden Park). Eden B v. Waitemata (at Victoria Park). B DIVISION. Ponsonby v. Grafton (at the Domain). Eden B v. Parnell B (at Eden Park). Waitemata v. North Sliore (at North Shore). Permission was granted to the following to play for tlie clubs mentioned:—S. P. Jones, for ['aruell; F. Ward, for Eden; and F. Shackloek, for Grafton.

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