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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 45, 22 February 1934, Page 20

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AUCKLAND ASSOCIATION. UMPIRES FOB SATURDAY'S GAMES. Umpires appointed to act in tlio Auckland Cricket Association's matches on Saturday next: —■ Junior. —Eden v. University, Eden Park, No. 1, Messrs. D. L. Ryan and O. It. Montgomery ; Ponsonby v. Y.M.C.A., Eden Park, No. 2. Messrs. N. B. Levien and b\ 'I. Vercoe: Parnell v. Kinjr's College Old Bovs, Eden Park. No. 3, Messrs. I). Thomson and R. E. Turton; North Shore v. Grafton, North Shore, Messrs. \V. A. Somervell and G. C. Robinson. Senior B.—University v. Grafton. Eden Park, No. 4, Messrs. L. Bay and W. Warneford : Eden v. Ponsonby, Eden Park, No. 5, Messrs. W. Wootton and H. W. Mardle. Third Grade.—Windmill v. Point Chevalier, Victoria Park, Messrs. G. C. Riddell and F. J. Hellaby. MATCH AT REMUERA. A cricket match, commencing at 2 p.m., will be played at t lie Remuera sports ground on Saturday next, between an eleven of the Auckland Cricket Club and the English Public Schools' Cricket Club. The former will be represented by: Commander It C. B. Brooke, U.S., E. C. Beale, L. Colsbourne, H. Dutton. .!. W. M. Edwards. M. B. IgguUlen, G. Mcßeath-Hay-man, F. McCarthy, \V. G. Miller, F. S. Taylor and Lieutenant N. V. Thew, R.N". ONEHUNGA ASSOCIATION. Matches to be played under the control of the Onelmnga Cricket Association on the Waikaraka ground on Saturday :—Oneliunga Ex-servicemen v. Te Papapa I<ertiliser. No. 1, Messrs. H. Bradley and C. Anderson ; Relief Club A v. Royal Oak Baptists, No. 2, Messrs. C. Wells and A. Mason : Relief Club B v. Onelmnga Woollen Mills, No. 3. Messrs. F. Skinner and C. Wentwortli ; Onehunga A v. Onehunga B, No. 4, Messrs. S. Legge and A. E. Insley. TAUMARUNUI V. WAIPA. The following players have been chosen to represent the Taumarunui Cricket Association in a challenge match against the Waipa Association for the South Auckland Shield, to be played at Te Awamutu on Saturday:—A. Sandel (captain). IJ. Barton, R. Winger. C. McKay, L. Stamp, It. Bradley, ,T. Delaney, R. Clough, S. McAlister. V, Crocker, K. McAlister. Twelfth man : F. Schroeder. WAIPA V. OTOROHANGA. Otorohnnga team to play against Waipa, at Te Awamutu. on Saturday :—.T. Bolt, K. Cameron. A. Craig, A. Kin lay, V. Fairbrother. F. Fraser. R. Findlay, B. Hotson, \j. Jonkers. O. T.issington, E. I'ilkington ; and Ij. Scown, twelfth man.

business houses. ENGAGEMENTS. FOR SATURDAY. Fixtures arranged for Saturday by the Auckland Business Houses' Cricket Associatio\ Section.—Victoria v. Onclinngn, at Devonport: Heards v. Leather Workmen, at Stadium : Gas Co. v. Roller Mills, at Stadium : Maungawhau v. Andrews, at htaditiin : Wrights v. Mount TCden F. 8., at Nicholson Park; Greers v. Metro, 1.1 i., at Sfntlnim. __ , -r, . B Section.—Uatopn.vrrs v. Farmers F., at Devonport: Ross and Clendining v. Devonport Borough. at Devonport: Turners and Growers v. United, at Stadium : v. Hardlevs, at Stadium : Thompson and ITillh V Vacuum Oil Co.. at Stadium: Henderson and Pollard v. Carlton, at Domain. OTAHUHU' ASSOCIATION. The management committee of the Otahuhu Cricket Association decided to repeal the by-law inflicting a penalty on the captain of a losing side for playing an unregistered player Arrangements for Saturdays games.— Seniors.—Sturgess Park No. 1. Abattoirs v Hellabvs. Messrs. Harris and Glyn: Abattoirs ' No. 1. Railway v. Borough, Messrs. Tucker and Hardy; Abattoirs No. 2 Returned Soldiers v. Kempthornes. Messrs. Beck and Fielding: Challenge. St. Joseph's v. Challenge, Messrs. Kirkwood end Jerratt; Technical Iliirh. 1 assenger Transport v. Technical High, to be "^Juniors!—Sturgess Park No. 2. Railway A v Trinitv United. Mr. Bennett: Primary School. Railway B v. Challenge, Mr. Ingram. WELLINGTON V. S. CANTERBURY. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) TIMARU. Wednesday. A representative cricket match hetween South Canterbury and Wellington was commenced tills afternoon in fine weather. A strong wind blew right down the wicket and made it impossible to play with bails. The homo side batted first, but took two and a half hours to make 121 runs. Blundell (two for 25) kept a fine length throughout 15 overs, mostly into the wind, and Griffiths (three for 31) the slow bowler, had all batsmen cautious. R. Hatch, who was brought on late, took three wickets for 1 run. Apart from A. Souter. a High School boy, who made .14. none of the batsmen was ever comfortable. Wellington lost three good wickets (Crook, Tiiidill and Ell) for 33 before stumps were drawn.