NORTH CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20087, 17 November 1930, Page 8

NORTH CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION.

KA7APOI v. OXFORD (Played at Kaiapoi.) Kaiapoi, in tleir first innings, scored one Oxford, conclude their fi'rrt made 110 (A. Bossiter 42, A _ 1). Grant 16, M. P.tvelka 111 "-d ing for Kaiapoi, T. Capsiiik W„fivo wicket a for 39 runs, H. H. Blacken three wicketa lor 2S; H. Tnatm* t *o7or in tneir Becond inmn-s Ksiapoi declared ■with four tickets qowii for 01 (H I' tinm 31 not out, H. 11. Blackwell 20 Corcoran 14, H. J. Templeton 12 not oum* At the contusion of tho match Ot-Wh 2? U -' EoSsU « Bowling: For Oxford, Hossiter took on» wicket for 21 tuna, Gib3on two for 16 Glaw ou r ) for 10. ' For Kaiapoi, Capstick took three wickets for 41 runs, .Trust rum three for 16 The Korth Canterbury Assoc-idtino's com petition* were continued on Saturdav w i,h the follow.ng results:— •• wuh SENIORS. Amberley. responding 10 YToodend'. ~.o r„ of 259, made 207 (C. Adams 102 F. Hiatr *25, A. Mansfield 25, L. Rhodes 21 H Evans ,1V). Bowling for V'oodcnd,' Eder took six wickets for 24 runs. In a second innings, to piay out time, Woodend scored 96 for nine wickets (Jtohson 30 E. Littlo 17, R. Cutler 18, E. Little 17 a' Smith 10, T. Gibbs 10). ' ' Playing against Eyreton. J.oburn scored 181 i" the first innings. Eyreton made 131 (C. Martin 30, R. Bsnnett 28, 11. Carter 17 not out, P. Merrin 16, M. Cherry 12). In their second innings Loburn made 11G (Metlierell 34, Bennett IC, Mcßeath 14, (}. Smith 12 not out, Hamilton 11). BowlinI for Eyreton, C. Martin took four for 31, R*. 1 Bennett two for 24, IT. Bennett one for 2. | For Loburn. Bennett took four for 50, lletherell three for 23.

JUNIORS. •Seflon IIJ6 fG. Hales 48, H. Rollinson 3-1, J. CrigHngton 10, Ford 12) defeated Rangiora 'i\l (Fisher 11, Hawkins 10). Bowling for Rangiora, Mahoney took sir ior 17, Hawkins two for 12. For Sefton, Petrie took bix j ior 26, Hales two for 11. 1 Swannanoa 107 (J. McHugh 45, "W. McHugh 17, E. Ward 14, J. Paget 13 not OAit) defeated Loburn 93 (Chambers 21, Hoskin 25, D. Hill 15 not out). . Fidler, Winter, and McHugh howled best for Swannanoa, and Hawkins, Miller, and Lindsay, jun., lor Loburn. Following is the draw for the next two Seniors —November 22nd and 29th: Eyreton v. AVoodend; Oxford v. Loburn; Kaiapoi v. Amberley. Juniors —November Loburn v. E'-reton; Pernsids v. Cust: Amberley v. Kaiapoi ;'.Sefton v. Horrelville; Itaniiora v. Sv.->nnano:'. • , , ~ This will conclude the first round o£ tne junior matches. RANGIORA CLUB. The annual meeting of the Rangiora Cricket Club was held on Saturday evening. Mr A\ . A Rowse presided, and fifteen members were present. Tho committee, in presenting their annual report and balance-sheet for the season 1f1'29-30.' congratulated the- club upon its success during the season. During the past season two senior teams had taken the field, one in the Canterbury Cricket Assn. riati'on's competition and one in the North Canterbury Cricket Association's competition. "Hie former team had done very well. The o'ub's hatting average for the year had been won by A. V. Miller, with an average of 52.15 per inningu. Mr Miller Had also comniled the highest individual score of the season, viz.. 112, against Sydenham. The bowling average had been won by H. K. Kippcnberger, taking 51 wickets at a cost of 14.33 runs. H. Kinley, another slow bowler, had taken 29 wicketa at an average cost of 18.66 runs. The finances were not as satisfactory as expected, mainly through the nonpayment of some subscriptions by playing members. The receipts were £29 lis 9d, and the expenditure £29 5s sd, leaving a credit balance of 5s sd. The assets over liabilities amounted to £22 4s 6d. The chairman moved the adoption of the report and balance-sheet, and the motion, "was carried. The following were elected officers for thb rear:—Patrons, Hon. G. TV. Porhes. Jf.P., Prime Minister, and the Hon. X). Bnddo. M.L.C.: president, Mr A. P. Strang: a large number of vice-j>resident« were elected; club captain. Mr A. V. Miller: secretary and treasurer. Mr T. Blain: scorer, Mr A- G. Hunnibell: committee. Messrs H. K. Kippenberger. W. Steel. H. L, Kinley, K, Hawkins. A. Ambrose, A. G. Hunnibell. A. 'Woodward. and A. L. Lockhart: delegate to Canterbury Cricket Association and North Canterbury Oricket Association, Mr A. L. Lockhart.

The fiction of the committee in entering a team in the Christeharch Cricket Aj»ociation's matches, and a junior team in the North Canterbury Association'* matches, -was approved. It was decided that , practices be neld everv Thursday evening on Dudley Park. M r A. L. Xiockhart's offor to give on® evening a week for coaching players vaa accepted. At the conclusion of the general business the chairman presented the trophies won during the season, as follows: Thos. H. Blain silver cup, for best batting average: A. V. Miller. - ... W. A. Rowse silver cup. for highest individual score: A. "V. Miller. H. Cleveland cup. for best all-round fieldsman: A. L. Lockhart. THE ENGLISH TOUR. REVISED ITINERARY. (PXS3B ASSOCIATION TXLIGRAM.) WELLINGTON, November 13. The tout ol by the iNew Zealand cricket team is now definite. It ia practically certain that the player* will leave lor England, via Panama, on Ma*ch 28th. 'J'iae revised programme is as under: >tay Ist, 2nu, 6i*d, 4th —.Practice matches (not yet arranged). May tith, 7th, Bth.—v. Easez. May 9th, lltn, 12th—v. .Leicestershire. May 13th, 14th, 15th—v. Hampshire. May 16th, 18th, 19th—v. M.C.C., at Lord't. May 20th, 21st 22nd—v. Worcestei shire May 23rd, 25th, 26th—v. Glamorgan. May 27th, 26th, 29fch—v. Oxford University. * May 80th, June lat, 2nd—v. Middlesex, at Lord's. Juno 3rd, 4th, sth—v. Cambridge XJniveraitj\ Juno 6tb, 6th, 9th —v. Somerset. June 10th, 11th, 12lh—v. Gloucestershire. June 13th, 16th, 16th—v. Derbyshire. June 17th, 18th, 19th—v. Minor Counties, at Gainsborough. June 20th, 22n, 23rd—v. Korthanta. June 24tb, 25th, 26th —Reserved. June 27th, 29th, 30th—v. England, at Lord's. July 2nd, 3rd—v. Staffordshire. July 4th, 6th, 7lh —v. .Notts. July Bth, 9th, ICth—v. Yorkshire. July 11th, 13th, 14th—y. Lancashire. July 15th, 16th, 17th—v. Scotland, at Edinburgh. July 19th, 2Cth—v. Durham. July 22nd, 23id, 24th—v. Combined Services, at Portsmouth. July 25th, 27th, 28th—v. Hampshire. July 29th, GOth, 31st—v. Surrey. August Ist, 3rd, 4th—Glamorgan. August sth, 6tli, 7th—v. "Warwickshire. August Bth, 10th\ 11th—v. Gloucestershire. August 12th, 13th, 14th—v. "Walea. August IBfch, 17th, 18th —v. Lancashire. August 20th, 21st-—v. Norfolk. August 22th, 24th, 25th—y. Essex. August 26th, 27th, 28th—r. Kent. August 29th, 30th, September Ist—t. Su.acs. September 2nd, 3rd, 4th—v. Gentlemen of England, at Eastbourne. September sth, 7th, Bth—t. An England eleven, at Folkestone. September Sth, ,10th, lJLh—▼. An England eleven, at Scarborough. September 12th, l<th, loth—v. Sir Julien Calm's eleven, at Nottingham. MARYLEBONE TEAM IN AFRICA. MATCH AT KIMBERLEY. (Received November 16th, 5.5 p.m.} CAPE TOWN, November 15. At Kimberley, the Marylebons cricketers had their first match against Griqualand West. This is an interesting match, as the Griquas are expected to provide a number of players tor the tvro matting tests at Johnnnosburn. All the South African selectors were present. Bnlaska was the most impressive pl-iver. and orobablv played himself into the tests. He is nimble on his lcet and offered a stubborn defence. With Helfrich, a 17-year-old player, ho added 100 for the fifth wicket, in 95 minutes. When stumps were drawn, the Griqualand score was 230 for four Tvirkels (Nicholson 57, Balnska, not out, 82, Helfrich, not out, 36). .. .