SECOND GRADE.

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 26, 1 February 1926, Page 10

SECOND GRADE.

•POXSOX.BY V. PARXELL A. Ponsonby.—First innings, 45. Pecond innings, 212 for nine wickets, declared illWarneford 38, Barker 21), Davles 10, Louergun ao, A. Clarke 54 not out, Beeby 13 not outi. Bon-ling for Parnell, Aitken . three wickets for 73, Bell five for 24, Kissling one for Z>tS. Parnell.—Fiist Innings, 129. Second innings, Uix \v}ckets for 77 (Broberg 22, Yon Rotter 13, Klssllng lO not out). Bowling for Keliy took three wickets for -tj runs, Warneford three for 46. I'arnell won b.v S4 runs on the first innings. FOURTH GRADE. POST AND TELEGRAPH V. SWANSON. Swanson. —First innings 23. Second innings, SI. .Bowling for Post and Telegraph, Cook took eight wickets, Preston two, 'Martin four, McLean two. Post and Telegraph.—First innings, 25. Second innings, 38 (Cooke 11 not outi. Bowling for Swanson, W. Taylor took seve-i wickets. A three-point win for Post and Telegrapa. ROVERS METHODIST V. NORTHCOTE. Rovors Methodist.—First innings • 06 (Bramley 2£i, Goldaworthy 12). Bowling for JN'orthcote Aspden took five wickets for 2;>, Couldrey fhree for 18. Second innings : 57 (McLaugham 24, Fitzjames 26). Bowling for Northcote Aspden took two for 24, Couldrey seven for 20. Northcote.—First innings: 72 (Tn.vlor 1&, K. Saunders 12, Lawson--25). Bowling for Rovers Methodist, Miompson took three wickets, Jones five. Second innings • 5g for eeven wickets (Taylor 20, Naimle, not out 12). Bowling for Rovers' Methodist, Thomi)son took five wickets, Ifirerson one. Northcote. won by three wickets and five runs, a. three-point- win. ■•"