CRICKET.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19770, 7 November 1929, Page 14

CRICKET.

CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION.

j MALVERX ASSOCIATION.

Thtr io.. 'W.nf tean-S have i:aen ejected :~r the X; v. Colts' XIII., to be played at Hagley Par.: or, Shov Day, commenc;*-..-; ij.'i-j an...— XI —V'>- Bun.s. A. Cox, Crawioid, C.-lu:.':. Mo:-.:\ I -»-', J- X- rov.-ti:. Roberts, Si.oiig, 14 U. la.lot. "C'o.:s—Bear., L';.-.: xEast Chr.stclrarcW, F/unster, JI--rer. Has tie, KerT .h.v. wood 1 . Lmd>v. ' A. Xewtia, O'Brien. i>akf. F. P. *>.-'.:. Siminor.ds. I

I Fellow.rig are O :>3ul'.s oi Saturday's i I:i3".cii»9 . ilorcTata, 34-. I'.-'.v w.tk Grcendaje A. £9 •'•i- nine wicke - s. Frr Ilororata. T. McCiei'and made oS rur..s C. Thrrn -22, E. Sime 13, .■cd T. Reeves H r«.r. out. Batting for Greendale, F. Ear!-.- made 10 and P. D<»w<i 14. With' the baU'f-r Hororata. T. McClel:.ind captured four wickets for 25 rune, and *'. Moreland two wickets for 6 rune. Y. tuilen and E. Frew were Greendale's suetessful bowlers. sis and three wickets at a c--»: <■'■ 4V. ar.d "1 runs respecs.veiv. G tcnda.tr B, 211 i-ils, were defeated by K:mb«ricy. -258. The following KimLerley pi.veis reached rioub!e figures: A. GoiirUy '..(.Groves Krvrllv b>. Geo. Reveily 57, A. Boulton 11. 14. Mar.ion 43. P. Reveily I'.'. For Grecndale B, the following batted well i G Dean 11. F. Xeedham 13, T. Locker oG, i/ Adams 3.5, W. Doan -13, J. McLaughlin :',!. S. ?tnnrs 13. and Clarence Adams 26 not out. Tin- -uecrssi'n! bowlers for Kimbfr.'ry were Gioves IJrVr ;iv three wickets for C* run*, and A. Gourluy five wicket-? for f3 runs. 80-hr.-j i\t Greendale, H. Frew took th-.ec wicket" for 33 runs, S. Kay three for 70. and -1. McLau-hlin two for 36. Sheffield A. 125, defeated Kinvee, SO. Q. Wright 63, H. Fcrgueon 19, and B. Townshcr.d 13, batted best for Sheffield. A. Koper 16, J. Vauirhan 25, A. Stewart 13, were Kirwee"« succtF'ful batsmen. A. Anderson captured four wickets for 19 runs for Kirwee. Spnnrfleld. - r 2, defeated Springfield, J. Ximmo made 11, R. Innes 12, J. Tavlor 20, J. Lohery ID, A. Roach 12, and A. Lobb 13 For Coalgate, S. Marsh made 9 runs. A. Dickie and D. Ximmo divided the hnwlin? honours for SpringfieldA. I);rk ; e five •rickets 2J run-. and F>. Ximmo four for 11. Darfield visited Sheffield and drfeatrd the ii team

TEAMS FOR SATURDAY.

CAMBRIDGE TERRACE. Juniors v. Beokenham, at Beckenham - A Vile. X. Mitchell, P. Johar.aen, R. Mitchell, F Wicks, J. Hftnter, H. Pvne, h. Webb, J. Wicks, F. Hamilton, G. Maxwell, Third Grade v. Marist, at St. Albans Park —G. Mitchell, K. Wright, B. Symons, H. Cochrane, A. Dingwell, G. Anderson, G. Wrieht. J. Moyle, E Tavlor, K. Dinijwcll, V. Genet. Kmcrjprcues: F. Scotfer and J. .LiKrlcbrecht.

PHILLIPSTOWN CLUB.

Senior B against Railway, at Linwood Park—G Morris, E. Bates, W. Mapplcbeck, S. Austin. R. Spaan, S. Lavery. P. Henderson fi, Beveiid<;e, H. Macfarlanc, J. OHiver, L. Oi'livrr; emergency, C. Olliv?:. OLD COLLEGIANS' CLUB. Seniors t. Sydenham, at Sydenham—Bean, Burrousb, Chry*tall, Coop, Dunster, I. M. Hamilton, V,*. J. V. Hamilton, Jackman, Lester, G. L. Talbot, It. O. Talbot. Si-rondt v. Oid Boys, at Elmwood—Bai«itk, Bruges, Crowley, Karl, Graham, R. H. T. Hamilton, Heasley, Hobbs, Mair, Parion. Younjr. Thirds v. Merivilo, at Elmwood —Bloxam, Farthing. Gibson, Godfrey, Head, Howarth, Perry. P. A. M Williams, .O. D. William?, Wynn-Williams. WEST CHRISTCHURCH CLUB. Firit Grade v. Old Boys, at Hagley Park Xo. I—Alexander, Condliffe, Hay, Hayes, Barnes, Hill, Jarrett. Jcfcoate. Kerr. Moffat, and Peake. Second Grade v. Riccarton B, at Hagley No. 3—Armitage, Duff, Fulton, Gibson, Hawkins, Fofrarty, Lewcr, Moslev, McKay, Phillips, and Yatec. Third Grade r. Old Boya B, at Hospital Corner Xo. I —Amodco, Brown, Bird, Christmas, Harris, Hill, Lane, Malley, McMenamin. K. J., Schnack, Sunley. Fourth Grade v. Sydenham B, at Sydenham Xo 3—L. McMenamin (cantain), Campbell, Mishkin, Gibson, Kott, Bartlett, Steven", Co'ton, Krrd, Andrews, and Burns.

MARIST CLUB.

Seniors v. Shirley, at Linwood Park No. I—E. Flood, J. Coombcr. J. Roach, W. MrDonn<"ll. A. O'Connor, M. N'onnan, J. Jones, G. Waine. L. McMenamen, H. Sheehy, L. Loose, J. Payne. J. Leydon. Junior? v. Kirrarton, at Riecnrton Domain (tram leaves Square at 1.45 p.m.)—J. Waine, G. Geary, 11. Poff, L. Foster. R. Kevin, G. Docherty, I. Harper. R. McCrorie, C. Kirk, J. Cox, J. Holland, M. Costello. Third Grade v. Cambridge terrace, at St. Albans Park—.T. O'Malley. F. Steere, J. Duggan, R. Dineen, R. Sutherland, A. Barnard, T. Waine, ,T. Gillespie, L. Rooth, J. Noonan, T. Poff. Duggan.

SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION.

The monthly meeting of delegates to the Suburban Cricket Association was held last evening. Mr H. W. Rogers presiding. The City Council Club's entry for the Molhuish Shield was declined on account of its late receipt, entries having closed on October 7th. The Sydenham Cricket Club's offer regarding the preparation of pitches on Sydenham Pork was accepted. The chairman reported that Messrs D. Quaid, W. Rnsbridge, S. Cawthcray. and J. Hattersley had been selected to receive coachin? by J. Newman. The following team was selected to represent the Association against Amuri for the Sub-Association Shield on November 20th and 21st. at Lancaster Park:—E. Taylor, N. V. Archer (Shirley), D. Cox. H. Thompson. R. Langford (Sunnyside), \V. Skelton, W. Ru.«bridge. H. Lilburne (Beckenham), G. Colvine (St. Albans), H. King (W.M.C.), V. Quaid and R. Chinnery, twelfth man. Any of the above unable to play are requested to ring Mr Rogers, 32-861. It w»j decided to ask the Canterbury Umpires' Association to provide umpires for the match.