CRICKET.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 77, 31 March 1928, Page 16

CRICKET.

TE AWA TE-MS. Matches played by the Te Awa team against King's College and the Mount Albert Grammar School during the week resulted as follow TE AWA V. MT. ALBERT GRAMMAR. Te Awa, 199 for six wickets, declared (Cooper 62. Bennett 40, G. M. Smith 28 Pm-ppel 27). Bowling for Mt. Albert: Aitken one for 1, Webb one for 31, Fraser one for 60. Mt. Albert, 110 for seven wickets (Vivian 30, Fraser 22). Bowling for Te Awa: Cooper four for 65, Coates one for 37. The match was drawn. . TE AWA V. KINGS COLLEGE. Te Awa, 137 for nine wickets (Wood 40, Moore 23). Bowline for King's: Howden four for -Jo, Lewis two for 21, Thompson two for 43. Kings College, 127 (Browne 36, Lewis 32, Glllett 31). Bowling for Te Awa: Wood four for 11, Moore four for 62, Cashmore one for 1, Wilson one for 30. Te Awa won by ten runs. CATHOLIC SCHOOLS GAMES. Following is the draw for the fourth round of the Catholic Schools' Cricket Association's competitions :— Seniors.—Grey Lynn v. St. Benedict's, Victoria Park; Sacred Heart v. Good Shepherd, Domain ; St. Patrick's v. Suburbs, Domain ; St. Patrick's v Suburbs, Domain: Onehunga a bve Juniors—Sacred Heart v, St. Benedict's, * fcfcrta £ ar £; 2 T t y Lynn v ' st - Patrick's, Victoria Park; Suburbs v. Good Shepherd Domain ; Remuera v. Parnell, Domain. HAWKE CUP CAME. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) PALMERSTON N„ this day. The Manawatu cricket team continued Uieir second match in defence of the Hawke Cup yesterday afternoon against Southern Hawke's Bay. Manawatu had made 277 for eight wickets when stumps were drawn, and thus had a lead over the challengers of 190 runs.

SCHOOL BOYS MATCH. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) OAMARU, this day. The cricket match between Chrlstchurch and Waitaki High Schools concluded yesterday. Chrlstchurch won by an innings and 27 runs.