SECOND GRADE.

Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 79, 3 April 1911, Page 8

SECOND GRADE.

m Graf ton secured <r three-point win by «efault from Narth Shore.

PASNELL V. UNIVERSITY. University won the toss, and batted *"**»*> a" I*7 runs, Fisher (Sβ? ™t out) being the largest scorer. Parnell ?tol?jj}?2 S fIJL Te , wicket s *>r 35 runs. U'nlT'ersitjJ fiwt innings.—M°oore b Barnsdale, 8; Skinner, b DobTe?' i 2; i Speight, c Kestleaux, 10; O'Louehlin t> Caradue, b Barnsdale, 10 O'Loulh in' b » »tjl GoaJding c oSr' Doble, 17; Fisher, not out, 36;. Marsack, ! 5 i B «* tieaul . »! Vlckerman, b Barusdale, 6; Jones, b Barnsdale "0" A. M <soulding (absent), 0; extras, 'Sβ; 'totel 147' Bowling Analysis.—Doble took three wickets for 49 runs, Restieanx one for r> Ifcirnsdalc five for 38, Dufaur none for Parnel.l, first innings.—Dnfaur, b Goulfllng, 16; J. Sale, run ont, 16; Reeticanx, b Gonldlng, 1; Jackson, c and b Speleht offhomson, run out, 0; Foster, not out' •>•' total for fire wickets, 35. \

! EDEN A V. EDEN B. Eden A, flret innings.—M. Gray lbw b Hobsou, 50; J. Alexander, b Robinson. 37W. Francis, b Robinson, 72; W. Smeeton lbw., b I. Mills, 23; A. Player, b Heighway, 17; A. O. Horspoof, lbw, b Helghjway, 0; F. Punch, run out, 6; G. Alexander, c Heighway, ' b '■ Hbbson- r -i" 6; R Honeycombe, c HeigiwajW Hobson,' 0: H. Smith, b Heighway, 1; W. Livers Wee, «tof out,- O;* extras, 21; total 233. Bowling lor Eden B.—Robinson, two for 38r Mills, one for 32; Hobeon three for 57; Heighway, three for 15.