CITY AND SUBURBAN.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 266, 10 November 1933, Page 11

CITY AND SUBURBAN.

SECOND SENIOR SERIES.

The second series of senior matches in tie Auckland City and Suburban Association's competition, first round, will be commenced at the Domain- to-morrow afternoon. On account of rain last Satur-day,.-the opening series of matches was inconclusive, no team being in a pisition to claim an advantage, and three draws being recorded. As a matter of f<wi. the games did not develop far enough on tne opening day to give much indication oi the relative strength of the various teams, so that especial interest attaches to tomorrow's play, when Mount Albert Uia Boys.will meet \Ponsonby, Green La, a will be opposed by Harbour Board anJ last season's champrons R.V. will play Mount Hoskill, newcomers to the competition. Teams selected: — HARBOUR BOARD. Seniors:—Breese, Mann, Martin (2), Wetherill, Williams, Cheeseman. btall•worthy, Dunning, Bunting Lessing.. Senior B (At Mount Roskill).— Candy, Turbott. Wright. Wilson, Learning, Bakalich, Calcler, Moyle, Wilson, Chapcnnn, Lush. PONSONBX. Seniors.—C. Broburg, A. Lewis, W. Rob-i ertshaw, J. Everson. R. Inncs, E. Masters, K- Watkins. B. Watkins, T. Bennett, W. Eastoe, J. Lonergan. _ Senior B.—W. A. Ward, A. C. Simpson, L. Thomas, W. Young, B. P. Counihaii, T. Simpson, J. McCallum. C. I. Baldick, k. Wise, F. Cooper, B. Faulkner. R.V. Seniors.—A. Cloke. W. T. Bambury, H. Hunt, C. L. Metge, R. H. Burton, C. A. Hills, C. G. Finlayson, N. G. Goldsworthy, D. Peebles. W. Peebles. J. Marshall. Senior B.—R. Simpson, P. Simpson, A. Kelson, H. Rowe, A. Burford, E. M. Mackie, C. Corrin. L. Nairn, H. Cullum, T. Smith, J. R. McKeown. Second Grade. — Hardman, Simpson, Daniel, Bowater Morgan, Trembath, Wood, fluiniven, McDowell, Buchanan, Finlayson. Woodford, Walters. MOUNT ALBERT GRAMMAR OLD BOYS. Seniors.— Butler, Aickin, Mills. Hebden, 80-well, Cantlay, Woolloxall, Newdick, Ott, Hook, Wildman. Senior B.—Hintz. Gardiner, Millor, "\ :illance, • Burgess, Fawcett. Christiansen, Richards, Bellamy. King, Martin. Third Grade.— -Maguire, Scott, Saunders, Anderson, Glover, Hawke, Atkins, W. Martin, Price, Watkins, Furuell. INVICTA. Senior B. —BucUton, Meredith (2). Todd, Cocks, Heighton, Stone, McCarthy. Hudson, Callendar, Micklesori, Drur.v, Douglas. EDENDALB. Senior B.—Earwaker, Motion, Blockley, Sampson, Webb, Tannahill, Adams, Wrighi, Dawson, Thomas, Whit>head. Third Grade.—Warreii, Bruce. .Tames, Blockley, Hood. Harvey, Sauvarin, Faith- ™. Currie, Horne, McMurtrie, Driver,

MOUNT BOSKIIiIi. r Seniors.-—Anderson, Burton. Funnell, ' Longville, Martin, Mathews, Power, Stephens, Woods, Yates. becond Grade.—Barrett, Buck, Eaglea kil' * wK?jy mins ' Jlc »seley, Robinson, btewart, Whlttcombe, Wilson, Graham. Third Grade.—Brindle, Clarke, Dally (2), f*?- Kirkham, Littlejohn, Jackson Morrin, Stephens, Davies, Noal, Ward. TELEGRAPH. Senior B.—Rykers, Stoupe, Dunneen. Keesing Robertson, Sparnon, Davis, Larsen ixerr, Allen, Minogue. AVONDALE. Senior B.—Allan, Crawford, Edney, Jlorrish, Warren, Baker, Parkinsoa (3), Dobbinson, Blennerhassett, Doughty

DOMINION" COTOCDJ.

AUSTRALIANS IN FEBRUART.

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.)

CHRISTCHURCH, this day. It was reported by Mr. A. T. Donnelly at tlie annual meeting ot the New Zealand Cricket Council last night that the management committee hail sent to Australia two suggested itineraries for the team to visit .New Zealand. The proposal was that the team should arrive in New Zealand early in February and stay seven or eight weeks, two Test matches to be played, one at Dunedin and one at Wellington. Officers elected:—Patron, the GovernorGeneral, Lord Bledisloe; president, Mr. J. Fruser; vice-presidents, the presidents of the affiliated associations; management committee, Messrs. A. T. Donnelly, E. R. Cayprill, J. Ramsdcn, H. M. Taylor, Dr. P. S. Foster; treasurer, Mr. D. E. "Wanklyn; secretary, Mr. W. H. Winsor- auditor, Mr. A. E. Byrne.

M.C.C. V. SOUTH PUNJAB.

AMARNATH HITS A CENTURY.

CALCUTTA, November 9.

Playing against the Marylebone cricket team, the Southern Punjab scored 244 for nine wickets (Amarnath 109, Patiala 66).