SECOND GRADE.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 14306, 18 March 1912, Page 3

SECOND GRADE.

Sydenham A wont in first against Riccartou A, and stopped in all tho afternoon, running up the-fine score of 335 for 4 wickets (Jacobs 102 O'Malley 59, Forrester 69, not out, Hutchings 6G, not out, Hurry 14). Taking strike against Sydenham B, East Christchurch compiled 147 (McFarlano 29. Greenlees 19, Orchard 19, not out, Butler 18, Champness 14, Norman 12). Fraser and Gray divided the wickets for Sydenham, who at the call of time had scored 110 for , the loss of 5 wickets (Fraser 46, not «.«*• £ a^es * 2 > not J- Gray 12, Wiltshire 13). tho game between West Christchurch and College, on the letter's X? »' College ba tted first, and scored \li tSTo*? 24, Loudon lv v h 1 21 Percy. five wickets, was the best bowler for West, who replied w:th 44 for four wickets (Cox 19). Lmwood met Boys' High School, at Hagley Park, and only require to win this game to annex the second grade championship. Linwood had first ?•« % aT £ made 191 &*** 13, CondA i «,? kckmore 18, Hammond 36, £2?H c 3 P' T? le School replied with J2°i?. r , four wic tets (Evans* 12, Smith 13. Hickmott 44 not out). Riccarton B arA St. Albans commenced their match at Hagley Park. We-"? 61,, batting first, comoiled 1/0 (C. Smith 37 not out. Luttrell 24, Francis 22, Goss> and Hannah 14 each. Olarkson U, S. Smith 11). Winter and Cobflon bowled best Jor St. Albans, who replied with 52 for four wickets (Matson 11 not out. Moor 11).