THIRD GRADE.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 14223, 11 December 1911, Page 8

THIRD GRADE.

Lin-wood A had mado 149 tots against Linwood C, who made <2. i The A team in their second inn- ; ings made 108 for 6 wickets, declaring their innings closed (Gurosey 68, not out, Ilollie 21, not out). ftuuockvtook 4 wickets for 44 runs. Limvood, C, m i their second innings made 95 (D ,55 ?, 0 ? ' 21, Annand 14, England 14, JoU 11)The A. team thus won by 140 runs. j St. Aibans A (126 and 9 for 3 wici kotfi) resumed against Boys High School (50) and carried thoir second innings total to 99 (Walter 11 Edgar 2i. Moor 18). Lamb, Mooro, Dougall and Peter bowled best for School, who requiring 176 to win, made 16' 87, Goodsir 33, Mimro 10, Buttle 33, Potro 21). St. Aibans won by 7 runs. To East Christchurch's 132 College had replied with 85, for eight wickets, and the latter carried their total to 86. East Christchurch in their second inninirs scored 16S (Dobbs 53, Wilson 47, GrifFen 16. Hobsori 12 not ouM. College in the second innings scored 13* (Bush 35. Harrison 23. ■ Cotterill U, Hinson 11). For East, Dobbs was the chief bowler, and Hargreaves for. College -was the most successful. East thus won by 82 runs on the first innings. - Riccarton A had mndo 137 and 36 for ono against the same club's B team, whoso first innings total was 56. The former increased their tally to 255 for 7 wickets and declared (Sinclair 55, Hanna 113, Waddell 34, Saunders 15, Brown 24 not out, W. Hainos 12 not out). Joyce and Mcllraith were tho best bowlers. The B team in their second innings made 103 for 4 wickets (Joyce 12, Thompson 43, Winchester 38). St. Aibans B and Sydenham B tinued their mutch at Sydenham Park. Sydenham made a fine attempt to reach St. Aibans total of 403, making 384, just missins a two-point win by 20 runs. Rowe 127 not out. Hayes 111, Head 58, Patrick 38, McQuinn 11, Young 10, were tho chief scorers.