OTHER CONTESTS

Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 278, 24 November 1941, Page 4

OTHER CONTESTS

WILLEY IN THE WICKETS AGAIN mJJSS'ihJ!! ericket matches played in the A.C-A. competitions on Saturday: - SENIOR B Grafton T , Middlemen.—Middlemore: lis (b. J™"?, "ven for 53). Grafton: 152 for *ix wickets (R. Barry 85, R. Andrews 42). Six-point win to Grazton. —f°»H»n*y-Balmoral *. Technical O.B.—TechniS» V rat B ln^ n ? 8 ; H3 CR. WoodhaU 35. N. Ben- "££ J®> guinton 17; W. McConnell took Ave wickets for 39 runs, R. Sorenson four for 21). Ponsonby-Balmoral: First innings, 79 for eight wickets (H. B. Jones 32). Drawn game Fapakar* Camp t. V.M.C.A.—Y.M.C.A.: First innings, 199 for seven wickets declared (F. Rogers y T» 23- ° aUtt «* he r 18). Bowling: Reid live for 38. Papakura Camp: First Innings, 145 for nine wickets (Sedon 50. McOrath 25 not out). Bowling: Childs two for 13, Kelsey two for 24. Gallaugher two for 29. The game was drawn. F. Rogers' century occupied 138 minutra and included 11 fours. He Is the flrst centurymaker In senior cricket this season. SECOND GRADE _ JJ'}•, .*• Pon *onby-Balnioral.—Ponsonby-Bal-moral, 189 (Armstrong 41, Austin 35 not out. White 8' fOU , r '°5.f 8 - w - Morrison four for 44, O. Kemp two for 35). St. John's. -147 (J. Lendrum 45, I. Johnson 21: Murray three tor 10 Peebles two for 28). Six points to Ponsonby-Bal-moral. 1.-vrERMEDIATE Point Chevalier v. Ponsonby-Balmoral.—Point Chevalier: Firs< innings. 140 for four wickets 9. Dias 32, B. Delghton 32 not out, A. Barry 27) Second Innings. 55 for three wickets. PonsonbyBalmoral: First innings. 27 (B. Delghton four Jor 7. W. Delghton live lor 19). Second innings. ?° CK* Del« h W n Ave for 41, A. Barry three for 21). Ten-point win lor Point Chevalier.