OTHER CONTESTS

Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 272, 17 November 1941, Page 4

OTHER CONTESTS

GRAFTON LEADING IX SENIOR B Results of matches played by A.C.A. in competitions below first grade: SENIOR B Gnftsa ▼. Papakura Camp.—Grafton IBS for three wickets declared (C. Ellis 71, J. Annan 51 not out, B. Andrews 45). Camp: First innings, 74 WUley. seven for 35). Second Innings, 74 (Forbes 28). Ten-point win to Grafton, which is now leading by at least four points for the championship, being undefeated and the only s^? re , two outright victories (Y.M.C.A. was the other loser). Ponsonby-Balmoral t. Y.M.C.A.—PonsonbyirSj!?os • ?° 8 ™ foI U, fIT ,?, wickets declared (L. A. Kent 81, A. D. Blackie 80). Y.M.C.A. 145 foi six wickets (E. R. Kelsey 85, M W Mcßride took four wickets for 30 runs). Drawn game. SECOND GRADE „. p *™c!l v. Training College Parnell: 85 (Jacka 25. CJanavan n McLennan three for 18, Gould three for 18). Training College: 77 (Jennings 27. McLennan 13. Mathieson 13. Canavan six for 38 s? i £ W ? for * six-point win for Parnell! St. John s ▼. Tamaki.—Tamaki. 173 (C&rtririffn 40. Hendy 23. Diamond 20 not 6ut. Grtfflsl i g », JJ,° Smith 12. Kemp 12; Morrison eight for 40, Kemp two for 71). St. John's, 78 (D. Mclndoe 33, Kemp 15: Griffiths seven for 22 first' innings 38) ' TamaU won on the INTERMEDIATE »J5RiS.™ -»»• E i en -—Epsom: 233 (Brett 104 not out, Cowley 36. Tanner 27). Eden: 198 for seven wm drawn erthe,SOn ®°' skelton **>• The game HAT-TRICK IN THIRD GRADE PARNELL V. PAPATOE-TOB—rarnell First innings 83 (Colby 14 not out. Hilford 10). Bowl=8:j . I 1 A ve fo r I", including the hat-trick JS&. two for 14. Papatoetoe: First Innings. 115 (Firth 34, Potts 14, Swaffleld 12, White 17, Skelton 13). Bowling: Paul four for 28. Meredith four for 42, Davidson two for 18.