GRADE MATCHES AT SYDNEY.

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

GRADE MATCHES AT SYDNEY.

SYDNEY, November 16. Results of the grade cricket matches are as follows: — YTaverley v. Jlosman —-AVaverley, first innings, 107; second innings, 91. Bassett took five wickets for 53. Mosman, first innings, 184; second innings, IS for no wickets. Mosman won outright. . AVestern Suburbs v. Northern District—AVestern Suburbs, first •' innings, 238. Northern District,, first innings 225 (Buckle 09). Greentree took five wickets for 36. AVestern Suburbs won on tho first innings. Manly v. Marrickville- —Manly, first innings, 153; second innings. 86 for five wickets. Marrickville, first innings, 219 for nine wickets, declared (Armstrong 54). Marrickvillo won oa'the- first* innings. Cumberland v. Petersham—Cumberland, first innings, 236; second innings SB. Arch took four wickets for 34, and McDougall 3 for 29. Petersham, first innings, 191 (Bosloy taking five wickets for 58); second innings, 1-4 for seven wickets, licadbettcr taking four wickets for 50. Cumberland won on the first innings. Randwit'k v. University—Tfandwiek, first innings, 326 for eight wickets (declared). University, first innings, 340 for seven wickets (Williams not out 114, Parsonage 74). University won on the first innings. Paddington v. North - Sydney—Paddington, first innings, 230 for seven wickets, declared (Josselyn 125). North Sydney, first innings, 175; second innings, 63 for two. wickets. Paddington won on the first innings. St. George v. George, first innings 171; second innings 192 for five wickets. Gordon, first innings, 341 for four wickets, declared (J. Taylor 103, C. Kelleway, not out, 149, Tordham 64). Gordon won on tho first innings. Glebe v. Balmain—Glebe, first innings, 203. Balmain, first ininngs, 154 (Brightfield taking live wickets'for 32): second innings, 165. for-five wickets (Nutt 73)'. Glebe won on tho first innings.

CRICKETER'S FUNERAL' (I'NITED PRESS - ASSOCTATIOK—BT TELEGEAPH —COPXSIGHT.) (Received November 16 th., IX * Kovemfcet '' Ml- W. TV Whjsall, ifce noted was buried at Hansfield. . There WtW 'manifestations of srtnpathy at of his career. His death was du® poisoning, following a fall on a dano® W*' Airs A. VT t Can*, wife of the Notts 9°*? capi&im' placed Mr 'WiysalTs tho coffin, besides which. his clubmatd jgg silently for a minute before it to tho grave, which was lined with ta* <*** colours, golden chrysanthemums, .antt greens. W. M. TToodfull, captain of the tralian team, and A. P. F. is captain of the JJarylebone team m, cabled condolences.