SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION.

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

SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION.

FIRST GRADE.

TRAMWAYS A V. V.M.C.A. ' V.M.C.A. —First innings, 38. Second innings, 43. Bowling: Lnrsen live wickets for 13, Carr oue for 20. Tramways A. —150 for six wickets (Larsen 70 -not -out, Bobertson-i!3). _ ELLERSLIE V, L. D. NATHAN. Ellerslie.—First ' innings: Miskell 6, Baker 9, Balwin ID, Simpson 25, Laurence 2, Adams 16, Williams 18, White 5, Guest 1 ; extras 4; total 105. Bowling for L. D. : Nathan : Scott none for 23, George five for 41, Bentley none for 10, Murray two for 13. Pitt one ..for (i. ,L. D. Nathan.—First. innings: George 1, Archer ,4.0, 'Clark 10, Pitt 26, Murray .1,-- Fitzgerald, 40 not-''out, Bentley 0, Scott 1.■ Malcolm 4, Nlceolls 1, Coleman 32: extras total 187. '.'"'., y- ' SECOND GRADE. - l:\' 'GASWORKS V.'- TRAMWAYS B. • .Gasworkf;.—First innings: 7S (Moore ■33;: Brighton ''IG, Douglas 15 not out); second innings, 89 (Moore 24, Carter 20 hot ■ out, '■• Ruby 24).? - -Douglas took 14 wickets.'for 29 tour; ■.-/Tramways.—First 1 innings: 70 (Turner! 41,' 1 -MaiUoney 7 not .our.) ; second innings, ' 00. (Hook 28, Denipsey 13, Muhoney 10). - , '■; ST, ALUA?JS V/ TAKANINI. | , .St.' Aibans.— First innings,. G6 (Gillespie ' .13, EvanllS). Bowling for Takanlni: Cox i eight-for'-i-T, Clayton, one for. 30, ..Roberts one for 2. Second innings, 92 (Gillespie 43 not out, Simmons 18, .Browning '22)/. ; Takanini.—First innings, 62 (Roberts 13 H. Mclntosh 10,' L. , Mackintosh 18 not out). Bowling for St. Aibans: Browning six for . 15, Dawson one for i 4, Jones one '. for. 10, Simmons two for 10. POWER BOARD V. HARBOUR BOARD. Power Board.—First innings : 123 (A McFadzean 38, Lovell »5, Sellars 23, Ryan 7 not out). Harbour Board.—First innings: 121 (Raiblbldge S'6, Spicer 28, Baxter 14, Wright A two-point win for Power Board. THIRD GRADE. GEORGE COURT'S V. CHELSEA. Geo Cpiirt's.—First innings : 114 (Edmonds .28, Fielder in, Pethro 14, 'Russell 17, McFar- ■ lane 10, A:; Moore 10). Second innings, 35' for two wickets. ' ■• . ' i Chelsea.—dTlrst innings: 46; second innings, Bowling for (ieo. Court's. Russell took 16 wickets for 27 runs, McFarlane two for 16, Turner one for 10. Court's won by eight wickets and 56 runs —a three-point win. FOURTH GRADE. .UNITED 4TH V. CARLTON A. - Carl ton A.—First innings 52 (Gore 16): second innings 80' (Hemmington 54 not out). Bowling for United : Taylor took five wickets, Alderton eight, Jtae one, Townsend one, Fletcher four. United: A.—First innings: 54 (Pently 15) 'Second innings: 86 for five wickets (Howell 14, Rhodes 33, Rae 14). '-. -United A won by five wickets and six runs —a three-point win. SENIOR B GRADE. RAIL-WAY V. BRITISH ISLES. Railway.—First innings : 191 (Hawkes 78 Hunt 24, Wheeler 21, Wroath 32, Graham, not out 16). Bowling: Kasper, jun., none for 31 ; Walsh, none for seven ; Kasper, sen., two for 31; Jones, none for 20 ; S'hergold. none for 13 ; Roy, none for 21 ; Cooper, none for IS; Blincoe. one for 24. British Isles.First innings: 39 (Jones 17). Bowling for Kail-way: A. Rankin, seven for 13; J. Graham, three for 23. PIAKO ASSOCIATION. (By Telegraph.— Correspondent.) MORRINSVILLE,..this day. ' In the Piako Association's matches on Saturday, Waitoa beat Morrinsville'- by 20 runs on the first innings. Waitoa scored 79 runs and Morrinsville 59. THE HAWKE CUP. I WAXGANUI V. NELSON. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) NELSON, .Saturday. n^ 11 Hawke C "P match against Wanga■w"ckeK fnr Sf de a poor start - 108 ln S 'our ally Bi,run8 i, run8 ' but the total eventutr fle damn »}\ T \* Wic^et ' * hich ™ s a Holland three for 48 S runs, mS and. Wooa .with 14 on the board 7 ?"