CRICKET.
CENTURY AT CAMBRIDGE,
The first century for two seasons was scored in Cambridge, when W. Wilson, captain of the Colts' team, scored 100 not out playing against City, which was defeated on the liri-'t innings. Wanderers also defeated High School on the first innings.
Positions of the teams in the sub-associa-tion championship:—High School 8, Colts 7, Wanderers 7. City 2.
WOMEN'S MATCHES.
Aniwa v. A.L.H.A.—Arawa. first innings 53. A.L.H.A, tirst innings, 43.
Killarua v. Woolworths. — Killarua. first innings 97 (Cliarteris 19. Beer 10, Barnett 14, C. Charteris 13). Woolworths. tirst innings. 32. Bowling: A. Bet?r four for 16, G. Gibb four for 15. Killarua, second innings, 42 for one wicket declared I Brown 27 not out). Woolworths, second innings 43 (Danlells 27).
Arawa v. Cambridge. —Arawa, first innings 71 (French 10, Rainsford 28). Bowling: S. Jones seven for 31. Cambridge, first innings 42 (Jones 14, Trapani 12).
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 297, 15 December 1936, Page 17
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