SECOND GRADE.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13877, 31 October 1910, Page 9

SECOND GRADE.

College had knocked tip thn Rood <.coro ot _M 2 ngninst East vlnristehurch lon the first day, and tho latter, who ! ,i:l( L, / ust . O11 « wicket for 11 I , ;' , ""'ay, made 187 (Mr-Lean : l.i. H.itrlmiEjs, 18, Louisin ,;}, ; luyneh.un l.j }j, lrn m D()bbs ;,2 nut out.). Pmckney was the b-st I howler for Collate, who in their second I innings made 1/1 for 4 wtekuts iJen- ! iimgs ,\i, White 07 not out, Bowden Kit College won on the first innings. Rireartfin B jot a shock at tho hands of West Christchureh, for with a first inning lead of 18 they declared their second innings closed with IG9 for five wicket* (Jackson 41 not out. Harper 2.), Williams 00, Francis 24), and, chiefly by the aid of a splendid century by .Boulnois, West not the; 187 required lor the loss of seven wickets (Boulnois KM Louisson 30, Jenkinn 36).

Jiinuood Ho and 1-10 for wickets wero the scores in thu inatcli on resuming on Saturday at Lancaster Park, when Rieenrton took their total to 102 (Prebhle PA not out. Lan<.;ford 1.3. Taylor IG. Luttrell 22, .Mμkie 1-', -McQuillan 12. Macfarlane 13). Westoii and Worrall bowled well, Linwood in their tsectind innings scored 177 (Ccoke 88, Hammond 19, llussel! 28). Jlnckio and Macfarlane were tiio best bowlen;. Uiccarton in their second innings liad at timo scored 8-1 for five wickets (Landlord 2G, l'rebblo 16 not out). Uicart-on thus won by 47 runs on tho first innings.