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SATUBDAT'S MATCHES, 1 Cricketers were favoured with beauti 1 ful weather on Saturday, and there wer( good attendances at all the grounds I The wickets, too, were in perfect order I RIOOARTON v. ST. A.LBANS. Riccarton secured a three-point win Scores: — ST. ALBANS. First innings ••• ••• Second Innings. H. A. Bishop, b Davison ... 1C It. G. Hickmctt, st Fuller, b Evans ( L. Brunton, b Davison ... ... 1 R. Leeming, Ibw, b Davison ... • H. Bradmore, b Davison ... - T. V. Reese, b Evans ... ... ]C J;. Gordon, c Cayijill, b Evans ... £ H. E. Lawrence, run out ... 1 S. Johns, not out .... ... 2-! J. S. Barrett-, b Evans ... ... £ Extras ... ... ... ( Total ... ... ... 91 Bowling Analysis—C. E. Evans. l-t.£ overs, 1 maiden, 40 runs, 4 wickets: L. Davison, 13 overs, 3 maidens .>; runs. 4 wickets; R. S. Xixon; 1 over. 4 runs. RICCARTOX. First innings ... ... ... 15; Second Innings. L. Davison, not out ... ... (] E. T. Taylor, not out ... g Total for tio wiebet« ... g Bowling Analysis.—H. A. Biihop, 0.4 overs, 8 runs. EAST CHRISTCHURCH v. LINWOOD Limvood won by an innings and 140 runs. Scores: — LIN WOOD. First Inning 3. G. Tate, b Haughey ... ... 10 W. King, b Haughey ... ... 0 F. Butler, b Haughey ... ... 2 R .Read, i.b.w., b Haughey ... B<j E. Perrin, retired ... ... (36 H. Perrin, b Haughey ... ... 13 A. W. Thomas, c sub., b Haughey 2 A. Doell, stpd. Wilson, b Shaw 40 E. Taylor, b Flood ... ... l'O •T. Jone-s, b Shaw ... ... 20 D. Quartermain, not out ... 2 Extras ..» ... 21 Total ... ... ... 281 Bowling Analysis.—Haughey, 29 overs, 3 ma>idens. 118 runs, 6 wickets; H. McClelland, 9 overs, 1 maiden, 30 runs; Shaw, 12.2 overs, 1 maiden, 48 runs, 2 wickets; Blank, 4 overs, 38 runs; Flood, 4 overs, 26 runs, 1 wicket. EAST CHRISTCHURCH. First Innings ... ... ... 110 Second Innings. E. Willsteed, b Read ... ... 0 W. Crichton, b Thomas ... 20 E. Haughey, b Read ... ... 1 R. Blank, c Quartermain, b Bead 0 E. Brosnahan, b R«ad ... ... 2 J. P. Hood, b Read ... ... 0 H. iShaw, 0 Taylor, b Thomas ... 2 A. Gorman, c Taylor, b Thomas ... 1 P. Edmonds, b Read ... ... 0 T. Dollan, b Read .... ... 0 W. Napier, not out ... ... 0 Extras ... 0 Total 26 Bowling Analysis—R. Read, 14 overs, 9 maidens, 9 runs, 7 wickets: A. W. Thomas, 13.5 overs, 10 maidens. 17 runs, 3 wickets. WEST CHRISTCHURCH v. SYDENHAM. Sydenham secured a three-point win with several wickets to spare. "Scores: — WEST CHRISTCHURCH. ; First innings f -.., ... t „. 106 '' ■ Second Innings. ' '' P. Dwyer fi st Gray, b McEwen ... 19 D. Redpath, b Martin ... 9 C. Hammond, 0 Winsor, b Martin 0 P., Foster, b McEwen ... ... 32 R. Piercy, st Gray, b McEwen ... 3 H. Meson, b McEwen ••• ... 0 J. Lawrence, c McEwen, b Martin 11 C. Moon, b McEwen ... ... 30 E. Chambers, b Martin ... ... 0 D. Stitt, b Martin ... ... 1 J. A. Nelson, not out ... ... ] Extras ... ... ... 8 Total ... ... ... 114 Bowling Analysis—J. McEwan, "16 overs, 56 runs, 5 wickets; J. Martin, 16 overs, 47 inns, 5 wickets. SYDENHAM. First innings ... ... *..80 Second Innings. S. Hineksnian, b Nelson ... 18 J. O'Malley, c and b Chambers ... 47 W. Wdnsor, c Wilson, b Foote ... 30 J. Martin, b Hammond ... ... 23 W. Patrick, not out ... ... 4 J. Forrester, not out .... ... 4 Extras ... ... ... 10 Total ... ... ... 144 Bowling Analysis.—Nelson, 12 overs, 46 runs, 1 wicket; Chambers, 6 overs, o runs, J. wicket; Piercey, 7 overs, 23 runs, no wickets; Foster, 6 overs; 28 runs, 1 wicket; Hammond, 4 overs, 16 runs, 1 wicket. SECOND GRADE. In the match between Kaiapoi and West Christchurch the former made 199 in the first innings. West Christchurch replying with 81 (Day 21, Boag 18, Rowland 12). Their second innings totalled 97 (Gill. 31, Day 24. Boag 12, Helmore 11). Kaiapoiwon by an innings and 21 runs, securing a three-point win. In reply to Riccarton's 163, Linwood made 253 (Forsyth 66, Lye 30, R. Kirk 4S, Condliffe 33, S. Kirk 21, Niven 13). Bell and Smith, for Riccarton, and Lye and Condliffe, for Linwood, bowled best. In reply to _99 by Sydenham, St. Albans tnade 117. In their second innings, Sydenham compiled 65 (Pritchard 2-4, Harris 10). St. Albans made the runs required for the loss of 8 wickets (McNae 17 not out). Howe, for Sydenham, and McNae, for St. Albans, bowled best. St. Albans made 234 in their first innings, and East Christchurch 219 (R, Davis 112, McGregor 44, Haughey 29, Hocking 18). St. Albans replied with 182 (Twyneham 60, Pegg 30, Jackman 10, Thompson 35). THIRD GRADE. In reply to 204 by Technical, Eicearton made 99 (Locke 25, Wise 22, Woodrield 14). They followed on and mado B1 (McKay 26, Munro 20, Caygill 18. not out, Mann 14). Stevenson and Dobbs for Technical, and Watts and Wood field for Riccarton, did the bowing.