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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 279, 23 November 1921, Page 8

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IA.C.A. WEEKLY MEETING. The style of seore-fooara to he in<*aiu, at Men Park, as the gift ofMrT? Wake, was a subject considered" by' ft! A.C A. executive at its weekly meeting fci ! night, when Mr. t. Nalder, presided pSz. jon the lines of the board which --ra^i? i Sydney Wicket' Ground were pot before^. i meeting and discussed, members einrpLS. keen appreciation of the value of the iS to itlic cricket public generally, and 32 Association in particular. The meetv£ decided that a donation from Mr r ¥ Thompson, of Parnell, should be devotei ti providing caps for the winners of thewj graCe competition. wwa An unusual class of protest, in which th» Fonsonby fourth grade team challenged th! correctness of the score-book in their matrt against Post and Telegraph on XovemSJ 12, was considered. Several Ponsonbr players stated to the committee that ifhej stumps •by 10 runs. 'Later it was stated that P aiS T. had won. which had entailed the sco*i of Sf> runs in M minutes, and the deponent had grave doubts about that hurricane rnt» or scoring baring been attained. Themattw was deferred pending an examination of members of the Post and Telegraph, team on the subject. AUCKLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS. FIXTURES FOR SEASON. The Auckland Cricket Association, ha drawn up the following fixtures for the remainder of the season, the third ronndi commencing on Saturday, December 3, except in the fourth grade, the fonrtn. taati in which will be played nen eanmiay:-. SENIOR GRADE. Third Round. —Grafton v. 'North Shore, ■E<leu A t. -IMen B. V.M.C.A. v. Ponsonlj, Parnell v. University. Fourth Round.—JGrafton v. PonsonSr, I Kden !■> v 'North Shore. Eden Ay. University i'arneU v. V.ii.'C.A. Fifth Round.— (J rafton v. Pamell, Bteiu B v. J'onsonby, Eden A v. North Bhbrt, V.M.C.A. v. University. Sixth Round.—Graftun v: T.II.Cii., Eden B v. Paruell. Eden A v. Tonsonby, floitt Shore v. University. Sevenxh Kound. —Grafton v. TTniverStT, Eden B v. V.M.C.A., "Eden A v. Pjineil, North Shore v. Ponson'by. SECOND GRADE — A BECIIOKi Third Round.—University v. V.M.C.a., Grarton v. St. John's. Eden v. Beresfonl, North Whore v. Parnell. s Fourth Round.—University v. Beresfort, Grafton v. V.M.C.'A., North Shore T. 8. John's, Eden v. Parnell. Fifth Round.—University v. Pamell, Grafton v. Beresford, Y.JLCjA. v. St. John's. Eden v. North Shore. Sixth Round.—University v. Eden, Gratton v Fkirnell, St. John's v. Beieafori, V.M.C. »-. K-. .North Shore. 'Seventh Kound.—University v. iSortli Shore, Eden v. Grafton. 'St. John's T. ?*cnell, V.'M.C.A. v. Beresford. B SECTION. ■Fixtures for this section cannot be inn on account of school holidays intervenHj THIRD SECTIOX. Third .Round. —Glen Eden v. (Poet aid Telegraph, "Herald" v. North. Shore, Devonport v. 'Grafton Old Boys, Grafton v. Ted: nlcal Old Boys, W.IJ3U. T. Y.M.Cii. Fourth Itound.—Glen Eden t. Devonport. •"Herald" v. Post and Telegraph, Surtl Snore v. Y/JI.C.A., Technical. Old Boys t. Orafton Old 3oys, W.Y.ILI. v. Graftoo. Fifth Round. —Glen Eden v. Technical Old Boys, "Herald" v. Devonnart. Mutt Shore v. Post and Telegra-pfc, W.Y.M.L 7. Grafton Old Boys, Grafton v. T.M.GA. tilith Round. — (ilea Eden v. W.I.MX, "Herald" v. Technical Old Boys, Sort! Siiore r. Itevonport, Post and. Telegraph t. V.M.C.A., G-rarton v. Grafton Old Bojs. Seventh Round. —Glen Bden v. Grafton, "Herald" v. W.Y.M.1., Korth. Shore T. Technical Old Boys, Post and Telegrapi t. Devonport. Grafton Old .Boys v. YJSLCA. 'Eighth .Round.—G-len Edeo. v. Graftoo Old Boys, "Herald" v. Grafton, 'North Stare v "W V.M.1., Post and Telegrapn t. Telnlcal Old Boys, Devonport v. Y.M.CA •Niiith Round.—Glen Eden v. YJLCii, "Herald" v. Grafton Old Boys, Xorta Sote v. Grafton. Post and Telegraph v. "V¥.Y.aU.. Devonport v. Technical Old Boys. B SECTION". Third Bound.—Parnell v. Onenimp. Y.Ii.CA. T. Onehunga IVoollen Mills, St. John's v. Napier 'Street Old Boys, Ponsmlir v. Eden. Fourth Hound.—Parnell v. Sapier Street ■Old Boys Onehunga v. Onehunga WoolleE Mills. V.M.C.A. v. Eden, Fonsonby T. St. Fifth Round.—Parnell v. PonsoniJT. Napier Street Old Boys v. Onehnnga "Woollen Mills. V.M.C.A. v. Onehunga, St. Johna v. Eden. 'Sixth Round.—Parnell v. St. John's, Ponsotiby v. Onehunga Woollen Mills, YiILCA v. Napier Street Old Boys, Onehnngi t. Eden. Seventh Round.—Pamell v. Eden. St. John's v. Onfehunsa Woollen Mills, Y.M.CJ. v. Ponsonby, Onehunga v. Kapler Street Old Boys. , FOURTH GRADE. Fourth Round.—Eden A v. papier Street Old .Boys ut .Eden Park: Eden B. T. Y.M.C.A'.. at Domain: Onehunga v. Tonsonhy B at Remuera: 'North 'Shore v. Gordon, at Devonport: Post and Telegrapn v. Technical Old Boys, at Domain: PoneonW A v. Grafton, at Victoria Park; Sacrea Heart, a bye. ' , B'Uth Round.—'Eden B v. Napier Street ■Old Boys v. Sort! Shore v. Sacred Heart College, Post ami Telegraph v. Gordon, Ponsonby A v. Technical Old F»oys, Grafton v. PonsonbT B, Eden A a bye. Sixth Round.—Ede* A v. North Sbott Onebiinea v. 'Napier Street Old Bojs, V.M.C.A. v. Ponsonby B. Post and Tetejrraph v. Sacred Heart College, P" A v. G onion. Grafton v. Technical Old Boys. Eden B a bye. . Seven-tv Honnd.—Bden 'A v. Post aM Teh'Kniph, Eden B v. North Snore, V.M.C.A v. Napier Street Old Boys. Ponsonby A v. Sacred Heart College. Grafton v. Gordon. Technical Old Boys v. PonsonW .ts, unehung-a a hyp. Eighth Round.—Eden A v. Ponsonby l> Eden B v. Post nr.d Telesraph. OnehunS l v. Nt>rtli Shore. Napier Street Old Boys t. Ponsonby I!. Grafton v. Pacred Heart toileffe. Technical Old Boys v. Gorton, V.M.C.A. a bye.