OTHER FINALS.

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OTHER FINALS.

SENIOR B. BENTLBY BIGHT WICKETS FOR 37. T"niversify.—First innings. 215. North Shore.—First innings. 85 (H Richards 48 not out). Bowling: R h' Kentlcy six for 24, V. Albrecht three for 29 Second innings : 62 (H. Smith 21). Bowling- £' £ lke .i thr f e fo J 13 - X " Dickson two for 4, K. Bentley two for 13. University won by an innings and 68 runs and took the championship. Members of the champion team who were beaten only once during the season: A. F. Bell (captain), R. C. Aicken, F. B. Boaden, V. Albrecht, H. S. Mijls, D S Mianley, I). Minoxue. M. Dickson. R. h" Bentley, D. Pike and W. Sidnam. I

SECOND GRADE.

WEST END CONQUERS NORTH SHORE. Hon"WWel t Bo',^ o ', H ' e secon * *»*» oompetibe£ Wth^wi W A nnere . of the B section) ueac Shore (top of the A wniinnt hian innings and 30 runs Scored— >by for S 7s h H h n e ~ 8 ?- an * 43 < A - o"sen five 18 ' H - Organ live for 25). West End.—lGl. This was a particularly fine effort on the part of West End (whose players are drawn from the Ponsonby district), as last season they were as far down as fourth position in their section. "»urcn

THIRD GRADE.

Tamaki v. Mount Eden.—Eden: First innings, 107. Tamaki: First innings, 266 for six wickets declared (Hendy 87 not , out ]- __^ l,en Second innings, 131 (Holland ai>). A six-point win for Tamaki who won the championship. Papatoetoe v. Flexile.—Papatoetoe : First linings, 64. Flexile: First innings. 106. • n their second innings, Papatoetoe, at stumps, had made 64 for four wickets.