TOUR IN DANGER.

Press, Volume L, Issue 14909, 6 March 1914, Page 7

TOUR IN DANGER.

(By Cabl».—Pretw Aaeociation.—Copyright.) - (Received March 6th, 12.35 a.m."* SYDNEY, March 5. The proposed tour by a New South Wales team of West Australia at the end of March may fall through. Tho West Australian Association stipe--,,. late that the team should inclfide Trumper and Macartney, and, failing either, Bardsley. It is understood that Macartney has stated bis inability to go, and Trumper being away in New Zealand, it is unlikely that he ■will be able to go west. WEST CHKISTCHT7ECH CLTJB. • Tho following will represent Wert Christ* church Cricket Ciub <m Saturday roM*.: — Firit G:«d* v. Linwood, at Hag-'ey Park— jjryan-Brown, Donnelly, Mallhewg, Water*. Bannehr. Hammond, Thomas, Young, - Weston, Mackie, Jenkins. SYDENHAM CLT3. The following are tbe firit and fourth frais tearne for next Saturday:— First Grade, r. Riccarton, at LaneMtn Park—Conradi, Fraaer, Hayea, Patewon,. O'Malley, Taylor, Watson, Woods, aad thr*« others. Fourth Grade, t. Riccarton, at Lrnwooi"! Park—Pe<*k, Pmdom, Skinner, Pritehaii Rowan, WuV.n, .lory, Eiekinbot'om, W*"|*, Young, and AlcEw«a. RICCARTON CLTJB. The following will represent Biecs=tatt C.C. in the final match •versus Sydenham, commencing at Lancaster Perk on Saturday next:— * J. Bain, E. Bou'ton, E. "ft. Caygill, A. C. Fuller, A. H. Guinej*, XV. p. Guiney, E. T. Harper, A. Norman, S. .1. Smith, B. K. Taylor, and H. B. Whitta; emergencies, L. A. Caygill and VV. B. Clarkaon.