CRICKET.
BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL v. ST, ANDKEW'S.
The first elevens of the Boys' High School and St. Andrew's College met for the firßt time in a one-innings match yesterday, at St. Andrew's College ground. Boys' High School won by 39 runs. Cromb played a fine innings for 47. Bowling honours went to Burrows and Cromb (High School), and 'H. Dowling (St. Andrew's). The fielding of both teams was good. At the conclusion of the match, J. T. Burrows, School captain, said that he hoped this was only the first of many enjoyable games, and called for three cheers for St. Andrew's. Captain H. England, replying, congratulated School on their victory and excellent form. Following were the scores: — BOYS' HIGH SCjHOOL. 0. Mortlock, Ibw, b Dowling .. 23 T. Holmes, Ibw, b C. Gibbs ' ;. 0 1. B. Cromb, Ibw, b H. Dowling .. 47 B. Carloton, o D. H. McCrostie, b H. Dowling . . . . 20 J. T. Burrows, bH. Dowling ' .. 6 A. Hay, o D. H. McCroftie, b ?. Andrew* .. .. .. 7 W. Moffat, bH. Dowling .'. .. 0 Billcliff, not out . . .. .. 11 I. H. Shipworth, not out .. '.. 8 Extras—Byes 4, leg-byes 1 .. 5 Total for 7 wickets' .. .. 133 Bowling analysis—P. Andrews, 1 for 30; C. Gibbs, 1 for 29; H. Dowling, 5 for 41; B. Bagge, 0 for 28. ST. ANDREW'S COLLEGE! H. England, Ibw, b Burrows .. 8 G. Macartney, o Moffat, b Burrows .. 1 H. Dowling, b Cromb .. - .. 0 R. Bagg- e J. Moffat b Cromb .. 18 P. Andrews, b Burrows . . .. 9 C. Gibbs, b Burrows, . . 2 A. Temple, stpd. Mortlock, b Burrows 7 G. McCrostie, c Mortlock, b Cromb .. 10 D. McCrostie, b Cromb .. .. i M. ICain, retired hurt .. 19 W. Wilkins, not out .. ... 4 Extras—Byes 6, wide balls 8 9 Total for 9 wickets . . • .. 94 Bowling, analysis—Burrows, 5 for 40; Cromb, 4 for 50. mMA&Y SCHOOLS* MATCH. I' ■ Yesterday afternoon. the JValtham School t«am, winners of the Primary School Cricket Shield, played the Combined Schools' team. Both sides contained many promising young players who have been coached during the past throe seasons by Mr F. Shaoklock. The Combined 1 Schools win was due chiefly to the failure of the best WaltKam batemen, Oliver, Kerr, arid Dawson. The fielding of tho Waltham team was very good. After the match Mr D. ileese's bat for the most improved boy during the year was presented" to E. Upton of the \Vnrtham School. Scores: WALTHAM SCHOOL. ' ~ B. Gassbn, h Roberts .. .. Y. 29 W. Oliver, c Heasicy, b Bellamy .. 0 P. Kerr, Ibw, b Hea-sley .. .. 0 J. Watson, b B:l'auiy .. .. ~ 17 J. Diwvson, h Bellamy .. .. 0 E, Upton, c Heasicy, b Kiddey. ..• 20 B. Sibley, Ibw, 1> Roberto i. .. 4 I. Patrick, b Roberts .. tl ; 0 W. Kerr, o Tomlinson, b Roberts " .."17 H. Kissell, Ibw, b Roberta *. . ; '0 D. Gemmoll, o Harper ..' .. .*. 6 G-. Dixon, not out '.. .. ■■ ■•,'."■■■ l G. Innes, Ibw, b Harper .., -.. 10 ,' Extras .. .. .. .. 16 Total .. ... .. - ~. 134 Bowling—Bellamy, 4 wickets for 87 runs; Roberts; 4 wickets for 22; Harper, 2 tot none. COMBINED 1 SCHOOLS. A. Roberts, retired .. .. - .. 57 Tomlinson, Ibw, b Sibley- .. ..'lB Brown, b Dawson .. .. .. 0 W. Heasley, Ibw, b Oliver .. ..9 Heed, b Oliver .. ..* ~ 0 C. Kiddey, o Innes, b Watson .. ..28 F. Bellamy, not out .. "■ .. ..22 S. Groso, not out .. ..■ .. 0 Extras ' .. .. ... ..11 Total for six -wicket* .. ..145 Bowling—-W. Oliver, 2 wicketa for. 23 runs. j
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