OTHER MATCHES.

Press, Volume L, Issue 15138, 30 November 1914, Page 4

OTHER MATCHES.

! Playing at Lyttelton on Saturday a team from the s.s. Wahine defeated a team from the s.s. Turakma by 29 runs, tho scores being respectively 59 and 30. For the winners top scorors were Fidwell 30 and May 10. Bowling for tho Wahine team Hum person took six wickets for 18 runs, and Grey four for 7. For the.Turakina team Sieve "took six for 25, and Willis four for 30. j A match was played at Hagley Park on Thursday between a Veterans' team and Dixon Bros., tho Vetcians winning by 185 runs. Scores: Disou Bros. "59.. Yeatman 52 retired, being the only double-figure scorer. Veterans 274 <Prebble 52 retired, Cook 51 retired, Lawrence 53 retired, Page 49, Barrett 31 retired, Harris 16 not- out.) The match between the BO3V High ! School and Christ's College second ' elevens was concluded at Hagley Pa'k on Friday, School winning by four wickets. On the first dnv School made 107. and College 91 and 38 for four wickets. Tho College second innings closed at 148 (Avorill 43, Blunt 2(3, ■ Knight 13, Mannerir.g 17, Boulnois 10). i School made tho required runs for tho lois of six 'wickets (Johnson 68 not out, Connal 22, BilcliS 16, West 10). Playing at Sumner, on Saturday, a team from the School for the Deaf defeated the Sumner Cricket Club by 40 runs to 18. Harvey and Willis baited well lor the School, and Chiddy for tho losers. Lawson and Harvey" divided the bowling honours for the School, and Chiddy and O'Neill for Sumner.