THIRD GRADE.

Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 270, 14 November 1910, Page 7

THIRD GRADE.

A SECTION. EDEN A v. UNIVERSITY. University.—First Innings. 31 (Jones 12). Bowling: Honeycomb* took clx wickets for two runs; Eyre, four for 20. Eden.—First innimrs, 202 (Eyre 28, Benkin 30, Honeycomfoc 36. Johns 28 not out). Bowline: •Marsaek, three for 53; Taylor, one for 44; ißennie, clx for 35. GRAFTOCN t. EDEN. Grefton.—First innings, 28. Bawling for Eden, Piper took three 'Wickets for 12 runs; Mollard, one for two; Ferguson, five for nine. Eden. —First innings, 187. Bowling for Gratton, Beale took one wicket for 40 runs; Uoase, four for 35; Steadman, two for 10. PAKNELL v. WAITEMATiA. Paxnell.—First Innings, 134 (C. Clark 20, G. Sale 18, J. Brown 24, Alan Warner 31, C. Seed not out 19, If. Turbott 11); batted one short. Bowling analysis: Satchel! took one wicket for 35 rune; Clow, two for 31; Melville, one for 27; Metge, live for 21, Waitemata. — Firet innings, 50 (L. Langsford IS, A. Golden not out 12); batted one short. Bowling analysis: B. Turbott took six wickets for 27 runs; J. (Brown, three for 17. ■Parn ell.—Second innings, S6 for four wickets (K. Dow 10, W. 11. Sheffield 14). B SECTION. PARNELL v. NORTH SHORE. North Shore.—First innings, 203 <L. Bscre 11HI. Kaukin IS. Stewart 19, C. Dacre 13). Bowling analysis: S. frimith took four wickets for 47 runs; \V. Barnes, two fur 47; R. Campbell, one for 2»: Venlmore, for 17; McGregor, two lor 15. Parnell.— Firet innings, 40 for eight wickets (S. &>mlth 10, W. Barnes 12). Bowling analysis: <'. Kent took two wickets /or 11 runs; Stewart, three for 12; nod L. Dacre, two for IC. EDEN v. GRAFTON. Grafton.—First innings. 117 (W. Horspool 35, Cirilen 32, Ttrtman 22). Bowling analysis: J. Kyd took two wickets for 30 Tuns; A. Player, one for 12; K. Helgh■way, two for 32; M. Alexau<ler, five for 22. Kden. —First innings, 12G for seven wickets |R. Hamilton 24. It. Burton 13, W. Smeeton 3:1, A. Player not out 22, Jack Alexander 22). Bowling analysis: Yatee took one wicket for 2!) runs; Rutherford, three for 18; Porter, one for 10; 'Brierley, one lor 18; Totman, one for 14.