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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 37, 13 February 1931, Page 12

GREEN LANE. Seniors.—E. Watts, C. Watts. H. Watts, A. Secoombe, C. Scarborough, F. Clark, H. Dykes, L. Ilart, A. Kerr, R. Louergan, A. Il'etlierington. Second Grade.—J. Beattie, D. Beesou, T. Cullum, R. Carson, W. Hayson, R. Kilgour, W. A. McQuarrie. P. Porter, L. Robinson. 51. Vipond, 11. Johnson. Third Grade.—P. llbert, J. Knight,. D. Hethei'ington, C. Mitchell. S. Lund, 11. Atkins, R. King, T. Brazzi, A. Paterson, W. Wybert, W. C. Stevenson, G. Phillips. AVONDALE. Senior B.—Warnock (2), Simpson. Shaw, Webb, Hinton. Bleniierliassett, Browne, Yaljunce, Crawford, Woods, Allen, McIvenzie. Third Gradp A. —Baker, Morrish, Webb, Tdnnahill, Jolisis, Martin. Coggins, R. SUaw,. Parkinson, K. Taylor, A. Rogers, Ilotliam. Third Grade Intermediate. —Dayey, Johnston (2), Child, Qborn, Maunder, Burgess (2), Hammond, J. Johnstone, Tierney. ■ TRAMWAYS.Senior . B,—T,: Moore, C\: Robert,son, F. Sims, T. Bell, F. Shanaghau, C. Ilagues, 11. Dawson, F. Palmer, W, Lovett, A. Hall. J. Stewart, J. Smith. . Second Grade. —W. Calder, G. Turner, W. Turner, A. Turner, A. Marshall, Vivian, Fitton, H. Beale, 'C: Elsby, G. Fry, W. I.ol'igan, Martin, J. Turner, 11. Abrahams. GAS COMPANY. Second Grade, —Brighton, Bell, Billings, Hewitt, Peachey, Pearce, Ruby, Rowe (2), Skeen, Stanley, Little, Bayliss. . EDENDALE. ■ Second Grade. —Earwaker, Longville, Leader, Beanland, Coulthurst, Motion, Strong, N. Blockley, Edmunds, J. Walton, Ross. Third Grade Intermediate. —Southgate, James, Warin, Kendall, Walton, Clarke, Bruce, Gargau, Moran, Gibbons, Kilt. MOUNT IiOSKILL. Second Grade. — Anderson, Barber, Gardiner (2), Donald, McSkimming, McMurtrie, Wheeler, Moseley, Pritchard, Dally, McKelvie. STAR OF EDEN. ' Third Grade. —Caliill (2), Olson (2), Parr, Christonsen, Lye, . Belshairt, Barlow, Minogue, Lewis, Marsdon, Forrest, Mitchell, Taylor. GLEN EDEN. Third Grade.—McNeil, Morumn, Middletou, Clarke, Wilson, Arnold, Lardner, Rogers (5). CABLE BOARD V. MILK COMPANY. A cricket match played between the Pacific Cable Board and the Auckland Milk Company resulted in a win for the former by 20 runs ou the first innings. Following were the scores :— X'acific Cable Board.—First innings: 196 (Bundle 37, Condon 36, Stoupe 20 retired, Robertson 19, Norton 13,- Christian 10, Pegler 11 not out, Bailey 15 not out). Bowling: Morman took four wickets for 44 runs, Graham one for 41. Auckland Milk Company.—First Innings: 170 (Morman 35, Holiday 20, Gilmer 15, Graham 47 not out). Bowling: Stoupe one tor 26, Norton two for 67, Robertson six for to.• ; •• • ... HALLENSTEIN V. VACUUM OIL. Following are the players selected to represent Hallenstein Brothers in the annual match with the Vacuum Oil Company, to be played at Walker Park to-morrow, commencing at 2 o'clock :—Anderson, Bestic, Betts, Brown, Ellis. Gini, Mitchell, Munvo, Rudge, Stenberg,* Wilson. GIRLS' ASSOCIATION. The following matches will be played under the control of the Auckland Girls' Cricket Association to-morrow: — Senior Grade.—University v. Epsom Grammar, No. 3. Mr. Frayjing; Training College A v. Training College B, No. 1Junior Grade. —AU Saints' v. Hockey, No. 4, Messrs. Jamieson and Audainu; Technical v. Y.W.C.A., No. 2, Mr. Campbell. The follpwing tcftm will represent tlie Hockey Club: —Mrs Nicholson, Mrs. Mason, Misses M. Raisher, M. Richardson, M. Young. A. Twiname, M; Camp, E. Collingoji, N. Ollerenshaw, N. Vincent, M. Whitelaw. Reserves: Misses I. Nealie, P. H. Dawson. OTAGO V. SOUTHLAND. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) DUNEDIN, Thursday. The Otago-Southland game was resumed today, but after t|»ree-Qiiarters of an hour, play was abandqnod, owing to rain. Otago, with 355 runs- for six wickets, declared the innings closed, leaving Southland 224 to get to avoid an innings defeat. When stumps were drawn, Southland had lost two wickets for 32 (Lea 20 not out).