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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18550, 27 November 1925, Page 10

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COLLEGE WINS. INTER-SCHOOL MATCHES. Christ's College had a double win apainst ChrisWiurch Boys' High School in the annuul crii&et matches toncluded at Hauler Park yesterday. In ;he first eleven's match. College won by ;6 runs on the first innings. High School making -29,1, and in the second eleven's game Col'ejre had 5 runs in hand and six wickets to fall when rain stopped the play. High School Firsts had two wickets down for 152 when Jacobs (\<Xfj and Ward (IS) resumed on a slow wicket yasterday morning;. The bowlers were Wibon ;md Tripe. The two batimer. scored steadily, and Jacobs brought ofi some.nice boundary hhots. When the total was 178 Ward survived a strong appeal fcr caught behind the wickets off Tripe. A minute later Ward was caught behind the stumps by Whyle. 178—3—23. MortJock fiiled the vacanry. When the total ■was 100 went on at ihe north-east end in place of W;!s?n. Mortlock ..roused enthusiasm by opening his score with a six off Sugden. In the next over (Tripe'3l, Jacobs brought -00 nj with a nice four. Then he lifted Tripe over the boundary for six. In Sugden's second over .Mortlock was caught by Dunster. . 209—4—6. Merritt joined Jacobs, but first ball from Sugden he tipped- into Hamilton's hajids at second slip, lnues followed, and Sugden nearly did the "hat"' trick by bowling and citohing him first ball. With the score at 226. .Wilson went on to bowl again, and Sugden transferred to the other end. Jacobs did not survive the fifth ball of the over. H« gave the best performance of the match, for ho added 65 to his century before he tried to hit Sugden for aix and was caught by Tripe in tho outfield. Jacobs hit 25 fours and one six, and he waa at the wickets 165 minutes. ' He gave few chances and w-as not afraid to hit. The youngest member of tho side, G. Grose, who is 14 years of age, played a clever innings for 48 beiore ho gave a catch to Wilson. Only two other High School players got into double figures; tkev were. C. M. Harris (20) and M. Ward (23). The side was all out by 4.30, and rain coming over thickly from the Bouth a second, innings was tot played. The -wickets fell: One for 13, two for 82, three for ITS, four for 209, five for 209, bix for 231, seven for 233, eight for 278, nino ior 202, ten for 293. Scores:— . FIRST ELEVENS. CHRISTS COLLEGE. First Innings .. .. .. ..318 BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL. First Innings. J. Jacobs, c Tripe, b Sugden .. ~165 H. V. Thorne, b Wilson .. .. 3 C. M. Harris, c Hamilton, <b Ball ..- 20 M. Ward, c Whyte, b Tripe .. ..23 K. Mortlock, c Dunster, b Sugden .. 6 W. E. Merritt, c Hamilton, b Sugden 0 G. Inaes, c Whyte, h Wilson .. .. 5 A. Billcliff, lbw. b Wilson .. ..2 G. Grose, c Wilson, b Sugden ... ..46 C. H. Williams, not out .. ..3 G. Chambers, run out .. .. 1 Extras ..• .. .. ... 17 . Total .. 293 Bowling analysis.—S. S. Wilson, 27.7 overs, 7 maidens, 83 runs, 3, wickets; J. H. Sugden, 21 overs, 4 maidens, 59 runs, 4 wickets; J. E. Ball, 10 overs, 3 maidens, 27 runs, 1 wicket; L M. Hamilton, 7 overa, 2 maidens, 22 runs; B. D. Armstrong, 5 overs, 13 runs; A. C. Tripe, 12 overs, 72 runs, 1 wicket. SECOND ELEVENS. BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL. First Innings .. .. .. ..152 CHRIST'S COLLEGE. First Innings. Smyth, not out •• ..' •• 83 Johnstone, b Harper .. .. • .. 5 Blunt, b Buckley .... .. 5 Garder, b Dairymple .. .. ..24 Weston, st Queree, b Crawshaw ..17 Graham, not out .. .. ..18 Extras .. .. .. .t 5 Total for four wickets .. ..157 Bowling analysis.—Dalrymple, 6 overs, 30 runs, 1 wicket; Harper, 15 overs, 2 maidens, 34' runs, 1 wicket; Buckley, 13 overs, 37 runs, 1 wicket; Crawshaw, 7 • pvers, 3 maidens, 14 runs, 1 wicket; N. M. Smith, 2 overs, 13 runs; Stringer, 2 overs, 11 runs; D. S. Sanitli.- 2 overs, 9 runs.

ST. ALBANS CLUB. Following are the teams for to-morrow:^-Senior 3 v. Linwood, at Lancaster Paßk Woods, Allard, Sandman, Martin, Nome, Thomas, Cullen, Reese, T. Barrett, Brunton, North. Senior B v. Linwood, at Lancaster Park— Wright, Falloon, Johns, Richards, Pawsori, Teichert, Eadie, Thompson, Harden, Elxuee, Twynehani; • ' Junior A v. Old Boys, at Elmwood Park — A. Oullen, Payne, Boddington, M&lcolmson, R. Coltart, Carr, Linley, Barrett, Simpson, Blaokwell, Riitrott. Junior B v. West, at Hftgley Park—Williams, Coltart, Garbutt, Bataon, Thomas, Smith, Armstrong, Miller, Francis, Allan, I Griffiths. , Third Grade v. Riccarton, at Haftley Parked Wilson, Jenkins, Slater, Peters, Lord, SomerviTle, Woods, McKay, Korth, T. Johnston, Watson, Thompson. Fourth Grade v. Y.M.C.A., at Boys' Association Ground No. ' 2—-As per previous week. Y.M.C.A. (8.G.H.) CLUB. The following are the teams for Saturday: Fourth Grade v. St. Albans, Hospital • Corner, No. 2, 2 p.mj—Bennetts, Burke, .Burrell, Clack, Cope, Martin, Reynolds, Ryder, Thorn, Vine, Woghorn. Emergency: Monteith. Sixth Grade -win hy default. • Seventh Grade v. St. Andrew's, at Sti Andrew's, No. 4, 2 p.m. —E. Anderson, W.

Anderson, Baker, Barrow, Crawley, Godfrey, I Garrett, Harvey, Taylor, R. Taylor, Williams. Emergencies: Bundle, Loh-ioy, Christmas, Cordner. CAMBRIDGE TERRACE CLUB. The following are the trams for Saturday: A ' v. Mairehau, at Mairehau—Mitchell, Hunter, Wicks, McNulty, Bunt, Brownie, Gray (2), Hitchens, Johannsen, J. Davics. Emergencies: Otten, Brownie. B v. Kaiapoi, at St. Albans Park—Johnston, Candy, Barnes, Dingwall. Wright, Hill, Butler, Wicks, Pyne, Hunter, Sedman. Emergencies: Harris, Gibbard, Lane, Crutch. OLD BOYS' CLUB. Teams for Saturday:— Senior B v. Rangiora, at Rangiora—Armstrong, Burns, Burrowes, Carleton (2), Cromb, Dalley, Graham, Hastie, Killick, Mortlock, Page. Bus leaves club rooms at 1 o'clock. Junior A v. St. Albans, at Elm wood No. 3 —Baverstock, Byrne, Duncan, Francis, T. D. Holmes, Harper, Jetcoate, Sandman, Skipworth, B. H. Smith, Tench. Junior B v. West, at Elmwood Xo. 4 Armstrong, Carl, Evans, Hobbs, Jacobs, Kearns, Moffat, Pickles, Shipley, S. Smith, Webster. Junior C v. St. Bedc's, at St. Bede's— Cobden, Cox, Dixon, Esson, Gray, Henwood, Miln, Palmer, Parton, Reese, Searell, N. Taylor. Third Grade v. Sydenham, at Sydenham No. 2—R. Anderson, S. Anderson, Coleman, Ell, Greer, Kilner, G. Holmes, Radburn, L Smith, R. Taylor, H. Taylor. SOUTHLAND BEATS OTAGO. (press association telegram.) INVERCARGILL, November 26. The cricket match between Southland and Otago was continued to-day. Heavy rain fell during the night and the wicket was sodden and the. outfield dead. Bain fell at intervals during the 'morning and interfered with play. Southland won the match. Southland had a lead of 42 runs on the first innings. To-day in their second innings, Otago collapsed and were all ont for' 58. Southland, having scored 127 in the second innings, . won the match by Hi: runs. ' • For Southland the successful batsmen were Dixon 47, and Kaast 31. Brown 14, and. McGregor 12 were the only OtagoTjatsmeri to reach double figures. NEW ZEALAND TOUR. (BT CABLX—PRESS ASSOCIATIOK—COPTRIOHT.) (IUSTBAXIAN IB U CABIJt ASSOCIATIOK.) ' SYDNEY, November -26. Owing to the late •arrival of the ,New Zealand cricket' team, . the match .at Newcastle on November 28th will bo postponed till the end of the' tour. Other matches will be played as arranged.