OTHER LOCAL GAMES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 52, 3 March 1941, Page 11

OTHER LOCAL GAMES.

SECONDARY SCHOOLS. TAKAPtTNA BEATS AUCKLAND. B. Suteliffe, the Takapima Grammar skiiiper, who scored a century in nearly every match last year, led his champion eleven to victory over Auckland Grammar School at Mountain Road on Saturday. Incidentally he commenced the new college season with another thrce-ttgure tally. Scores:— COLLEGE CONTESTS. Takapnna Grammar v. Auckland Grammar. — Takapuna. 246 (Suteliffe 169). Auckland: First Innings, 130 (Boaden 29). Second innings. 104 (Kelsey 41). A win lor Takapuna by an Innings and 12 runs. Kln/r's College r. Mount Albert Grammar School. —King's: First innings 164 (Monckton 57. Civil ( 35. Held 31, Fisher 15). Bowling: Brostow .three lor 15, Wilkinson two Tor 24. Davies two for 27. Second Innings, 37 (Nelson 16;. Bowling: Brostow six for 7, Wilkinson two lor 9, Davies one i for 5. Mount Albert Grammar: innings. 28 44. Gardner 42. Palmer 13. Nlcolson 22. Wilson Iβ). Bowling: Pool four for 72. Mount Albert won by an innings and 80 runs. A.C.A. SENIOR B. Ponsonby-Balmoral v. Parnell.—Ponsonby: First I innings 207. Parnell: First innings 203 (H. A. Aitlten 44, E. York 30. M. W. Mcßride four for 76). Four-point win for Ponsonby. SECOND GRADE. Nor'th Shore v. Eden.—North Shore. First innings 340. Eden: First innings 141 (F. Eoblnson 44. Cox 35). Second Innings 56 (J. Robinson 26). Cohen took seven wickets for 27. Shore won by 149 runs —six points. St. John's t. Ponsonby.—Ponsonby-Balmoral (nine men only): First innings 106 (Rennle 37, Emmerson 30, lan Algoe 15); second innings, 82 (Murray 30, Austen 18, Algoe 11). St. Johns six for 234 (O. Kemp 76, J. Lendrum 69. D. McIndoe 40). St. Johns won by innings and 46 runs.