LONG LABOUR WEEK-END.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 246, 18 October 1933, Page 15

LONG LABOUR WEEK-END.

DRAW FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY. Games arranged for Saturday next and Labour Day :— SATURDAY'S GAMES. First Grade.—North Shore v. Ponsonby, North Shore; Grafton v. King's Old Boys, King s College: Eden v. Y.M.C.A., Eden lark No. 3; Parnell v. University, Eden Park No. 2. Senior B Grade.— Stanley Bay v. Parnell, Stanley Bay; Eden v. University, Eden Park No. 4; Y.M.C.A. v. Point Chevalier, Victoria Park: Balmoral v. King's Old Boyy, Kclen Park No. 5; Papatoetoe v. Ponsonby, Victoria Park; North Shore v. Grafton, North Shore. LABOUR DAY GAMES. _ First Grade.—North Shore v. Grafton, North Shore; Ponsonby v. Y.M.C.A., Eden £'. lrk No - -'• l'arnell v. King's Old Boys, King's College; Eden v. University, Eden Park No. 8. Senior Grade B.—Stanley Bay v. Eden, Stanley Bay; Parnell v. Grafton, E<len rark No. 5; Y.M.C.A. v. University, Victoria Park; Balmoral v. Point Chevalier, Eden . Park No. 4; Papa toetoe v. King's Old Boys, King's College; North Shore v. Ponsonby, North Shore. | Friendly Gaines for Labour Day.—Parnell v. English Public Schools, King's College; Balmoral Club, at Victoria Park. M.C.C. DRAWS WITH KARACHI. KARACHI, October 17. The mixed Karachi eleven, which played the first cricket match against the M.C.C. team, made only 09 runs in their first innings. Nichols , took three wickets for 41 and James T-angridge three for 23. M.C.C., who had scored 2!12 in the first innings, lost four wickets for 70 in the second. Karachi in the second innings made 103 for six wickets. Townsend took four for 31. The match was drawn. {