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benefit match. GAME ENDS IN A DRAW. TO RECEIVE £2OOO. U'-IJED pRr.SS ASSOCIATION* —-By ELECTKIO TELEGRAPH—COPYRIGHT.) (Received November J9th, 12.30 a.m.) MELBOURNE, November 38. J he Rjder testimonial cricket match between J. S . Ryder's XL and an Australian team was concluded to-day, and resulted in a draw. The weather was fine, but the wicket was dead and the outfield sodden, the attendance to-day was 8337. The total attendances were 67,778. It is oxpected N that Ivydcr will receive over .€2OOO. Details; KYDER'fS X\. First Innings # # , 4 290 Second Innings. Allsopp, b a'Beckett .. .15 Rjgfr, c Grirnirintt, b McCabe .. 74 Andrews, lbw, b Fairfax .. 17 Ryder, not out .. . . 05 Hendry, not out " ! ... .13 Extras , , . . 7 Total for three wickets, declared 101 Bowling. Runs. Wickets. A'Beckett .. 42 1 Fairfax . . 24 1 McCabe . . 42 I Grimmett: . , ;;2 fl Bradinuu . . "7 0 Kippax .. 17 0 WOODFULL'S XI. First Innings. Ponsford, lbw, b Alexander , , 14 Jackson, c Ellis, b Alexander .. 4 Bradman, b Mailey .. ..73 Kippax, lbw, b Blackie .. . . 70 McCabe, c Alexander, b Ironmonger 27 Woodfull, b Ironmonger .. ."3 Fairfax, c Alexander, b Ironmonger 39 a'Beckett, c Andrews, b Mailcy . . 30 Ol3field, run out . . . . 18 Grimmett., b Mailey .. ..28 Wall, not out . . . . . . 2 Extras . . . . , . y Tol al , . . . 367 Bowling. Runs. Wickets. Alexander 64 2 Ironmonger . . 7<> 3 Mailey . . 126 Blnckie 45 I Hendry 27 0 Andrews 9 0 Ryder .. 11 o Second Innings. Bradman, c and b Mailey . . 2'.l Jackson, b Alexander . . . . 7> Ponsford, lbw, b Ironmonger . . 0 Kippax, b Blackie .. IS McCabe, b Blackie . . 20 Woodfull, not out . . 12 Extras . . ~ 12 Total for five wickets 9S Bowling. Runs. Wickets. Alexander 24 1 Ironmonger .. 17 1 Mailey . . 28 I Blackie . . 1,3 2 WEST INDIES TEAMROUGH VOYAGE TO SYDNEY. (Received November 19t"h, 1 a.m.) SYDNEY, November 18. The West Indies cricket team was welcomed on its arrival on the Ulimaroa by officials of the Cricket Association. Mr Mallett, manager of tho team, described the voyage as an exceedingly rough one. 4" were glad to be ashore. He added that this tour would go a

long way towards the development of the game in the West Indies. LARGER STUMPS POSSIBLE. MEETING OF MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE. A suggestion that larger stumps, as introduced in England, be used in the senior grade cricket matches in Christchurch was made at last evening's meeting of the Management Committee of the Canterbury Cricket Association. Mr 11. C. Burns said that the St. Albans and Old Bovs' teams both wanted to play their match nest Saturday with the larger stumps. It was agreed that they bo allowed to use them. Mr Burns suggested that as soon as sufficient of the larger stumps were available all senior matches should be played with them. It would be a good idea for players to get accustomed to them as they would be used in the Plunket Shield matches. It was agreed to keep the suggestion in mind so that a decision could be made when sufficient stumps were available. Mr W r insor pointed out that only four sets would be required. Mr C. S. Thompson said that it might be easier for a side to got a three point win when the larger stumps were issued. It was necessary for that point to ho considered so that all teams would be treated fairly. Mr Winsor said the meeting might have been hasty in deciding to let St. Albans and Old Boys use the larger stumps on Saturday, but the decision could be revoked only with the consent of all present. No' amendment was proposed, so the resolution was allowed to stand. A letter was received from the secretary of the Sports Club at Kurow. The letter asked for assistance'in procuring a second-hand cricket set. A sports club ha<3 recently been formed at the Public Works camp there and some of the members were keen cricketers. The letter was referred to the clubs. Tt was decided that the Town v. Country match be played at Hagley Park on December 3rd. The following alteration to the grounds for Saturday's draw was made: —Riccarton v. West Christchurch at Hagley Park, No. 1 ground, and St. Albans v. Old Boys at Hagley No. 2 eround. The following were uresent at the meeting:—Messrs W. H. Winsor (in the chair), W. L. King, C. S. Thompson, H. Robertson. L. D. Page, K. R. Luttrell. C. Xyling. W. G. V. Hamilton, C. T. Uix, F. Jarrett. R. C. Burns, and A. Dey. ELLESMERE SUB-ASSOCIATION. The results of Saturday's matches were: — Springston 216 <F. Ridden 27, H. Grimwood 100, W. Leslie 15, C. Reid 12, M. Templeton 46) v. Irwell 102 (W. Doak 52, B. Coe 10). Bowling—Springston: Leslie three for k 46, Sail two for 17,, C. Reid two for 21, Grimwood three for 3. Irwell: T>oak four for 66. Chamberlain three for 101. T.ii Tapu 88 (K. Macartney v. Southbridge 79 (Mackic 20, Ebert 19, Couch 13). Bowling—Tai Tapu: Fiecken four for 21, Bain fivp for 26, J. Fieckea on© for 4. South-

bridge: Dulley two for 37, Ebert two for 38, } Hall three for 9, , Doyleston 310 (Taylor 108, Aiuye's S ( J, J. j Smith 27, H. Smith .07) v. Dunsandel . -83 j (Brown 15, Pocock 14, Rydo 22), Bowling—r Doyleston: Smith four for 26, Noonan three for 48, J. Smith two for 3. Dunsandel: Johnson two for 48, Pocock one for 62, Jones two for 38, L. Johnson one for 23. College beat Weedons. NEW MOON COMPANY V. THE BUILDERS. At Hagley Park to-morrow, at 1.30 p.m., the New Mood Company will meet a team of Builders. The following team has been selected to represent the former: —L. M. I>avis (capt.), Jim Gerald. B. Manning, W. Perryman, T. Broderick, L. Thorpe, M. Pearce, D. Grahame, C. Heiggs, F. Kiddey, \V. Graham. J. Orford (twelfth man). The umpires will be Messrs 11. Lawrence and Maurice Ralph. MARYLEBONE TEAM'S TOUR. CCiUTED PRESS ASSOCIATION —-BY &LECTJUC TELEGRAPH—COPYRIGHT.) CAPE TOWN, November 17. ' Griqualand "West, in their first innings, made 3.10 (Balakas 83, HeHrich 37, McNally 38.), Wyatt toolc two wickets for 24 runs. Goddard two for 43, and Allom two for 39. . Marylebone, in ' their first innings, have lo.st nine wickets for 222 runs (Leyland 40, Hammond 53. Voce 56). - B-alakas took five wickets for 56 runs.