AUCKLAND ASSOCIATION.
GOOD WORK BY COAOH. A DONATION OF £50. Members 'of th7~Auckland Cricket &&*&%*•?£ colts. Numerous letters, preciation, of Wensley's efforts, lad been received. . , . ,-.„. A suggestion by the chairman that the selectors should choose Mr. N. °- Snedden, the manager, as twelfth man for the southern tour in order to save the expense of taking an extra man did not meet with the approval of the majority of members, it being considered by these that Mr. Snedden's duties would be onerous enough as manager only. Mr. Snedden was congratulated upon'his appointment as a New Zealand selector. A donation of £50 toward the coach fund was received from the New Zealand Br eweriee, Ltd. It was decided to send a letter of thanks 'to the donors. Reporting for the junior management committee, Mr. D. V. Moore said that several cases of misconduct on the field of play had been brought to the committee's notice. The committee had resolved to circularise clubs requesting that a more stringent supervision be maintained over the lower grade teams. Following are the lower grade fixtures for Saturday:— THIRD GRADE A. Power Board v. Point Chevalier, Walker Park; Eden v. Parnell, Eden Park No. 4; Northcote v. Windmill, Victoria Park; Western United v. Aotearoa, Victoria Park; All Saints' a bye. ' THIRD GRADE B. Grafton v. Western United, Domain No. 14: Balmoral v. University, Domain No. 15- King's College v. Takapuna, King's College; North Shore v. Royal Naval Reserve, Walker Park; Y.M.C.A. v. W.Y.M.1., Eden Park No. 5. THIRD. GRADE C. Birkdale v. Turners and Growers, Birkdale: Royal Oak Baptist v. C.C.C.C.,'Domain No. 16; Wellesley v. Technical Old Boys, Walker Park. FOURTH GRADE. . "Herald" v. Stanley Bay; Mount Albert v St. Stephen's, Mount Albert; North Shore v. Parnell, North Shore; Papatoetoe v C.C.C.C., Outer Domain No. 1; Technical Old Boys* V. Aotearoa, Walker Park; Y.M.C.A. v. Royal, Oak Baptist, Outer Domain No. 2. FIFTH GRADE. Northcote v. Merrylands, Victoria Park; Ponsonby v. Vauxhall Methodist, Victoria Park; North Shore v. • Balmoral, North Shore; Mount Albert a bye.
ROSS AND GLENDINING'S WIN.
__—. A match at Walker Park between Ross j and Glendining and Ambler's was won by j the former by six wickets. Scores.:—! Ambler's: First innings, 18. D.■ ReMy took seven wickets for 6 runs, and R. Chapman three for 10. Second innings, 62 (Peterson 20 not out, Spratt 12). Chapman took two wickets for 9, Reilly three for 12, McConnell two for 14, Wilson three for 27. Ross and Glendining: First innings, 58 (Reilly 17 McConnell 10). Spratt took two wickets for 19, Flatt one for 10, McDonald three for 11, Peterson four for 7. Second innings, 27 for four wickets. ' '
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 286, 3 December 1930, Page 17
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