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SUB-ASSOCIATION SHIELD MATCH. I - | ELLESMERE V. SI'BLUBAN. "j ' j The only match iu tbe accoud sorics of | games fot the Sub-Association Shield was commenced at. Ilagley Park yesterday mornj ii»g btiUveou Ellcsmere and Christ church 4 Suburban. Winning the toss, Suburban butted first. E. I'arnes and N. Archer opening to the bowling of 11. Smith and 11. Dallcy. With only 18 on, Archer was snapped by Ebert- oil' Dalley. N. Stokes and Barnes set up a valuable partnership and carried the total tu 69 before Burnea vunl Jbw to W. Doak after a good knock for 41. S. Cawthera> uiui .Stokes doubled the score for the third wicket, which feJl at lt>9, .Stokes, wJio was nine off his century, pulled a log ball from Doak on to his wicket. Cuwtheray i?oon lost L. Kirk, L. Watson, and WoatherhenU, and .six were down for A fine last wicket stand liy L. llood and ii. Suckling added 74 to the total, the last wicket fullinir at o'JT. Cawthoray played a brilliant for 7'J. and Sucklinjj'a 41 was made by fine free hatting. Ellesmere fared pooi'ly, and lost seven wickets for bO. 11. Grimwood was the inaiiistay of the butting. Ho went in iivnt wicket down, and carried his bat for 85 out of a total of 101. The match will be continued at .10.*'•{> this morning. The umpires were Messrs J. 11. liobrrts and (J. Cook. .Scores : runiSTriiuiCU subl'risan. 1 I'irsi Innings. I 1-:. Barnes. Ibw, b \V. Doak .. .. 11 IN. Archer, c iihert. I> Dalley . . ~ d iN. Stoker, b W. Doak .. .. *.U S. (.'awihi ra.} f b Smith .. 1.. Kirk, b Smith . . . . U» L. Watson, lbw, b Smith ,1. Woatherlu-ad. «■ Meyers b liain .. 'J . T. Sincock. c Kbcrt, b Smith . . . . TJ W. OuiMi, c Meyers, }> liain . . (». Suckling, b Bain . . . . 1t ' [.. Hood, not out . . . . *_vs Kxiras . . . . . . 1G ! * 'i'ota i :!7 j Bou Anal -I {. Smith, u\ ei>, 110 j runs, \ v irkrt.s? 11. Dalley. L';i overs, 07 j runs, 1 wirkw; .L Bain. 10.1 overs. runs, ! " wickets: W. Doak. 1 overs. "0 run*, 2 \ wickets: L. Bbert, 0 overs, ''>7 runs; 11, 0 rim wood. - overs t 0 runs. KLI.KSMKIiK. Kirst Innings. K. Kiddvn. lliw, b Owen .. 1 K. Alacartnry, ,• Stokes, b Owen . . t if. I,'riniwood, not out . W . Doak, b fc Sincock " ~ .. i 3 J. Bain, c Kirk, b llood . . 'J'J H. Dallej, e Hood, b Sincock .. O B. Kbert, b Sincock .. l>. .Tones, b Sincock . . . . <i J. t'oe, b i.'awtheray .. ..11 11. Meyers, h Sincock .. ..I 11. Smith, b .Hood Kxtrua. . . . . . . u Tot ii 1 I til i Bowling Ana)\.sis--T. Sincock. J7 overs, j run's, -y wickets; N. Archer, -1 overs, (j 1 runs: \V. Owimi, 8 overs, runs, U wirkels; ! I-., liood, U.t o\ers, 'JO runs, 'J wickets: »I. Weatherhead. overs, 10 runs: S. Ca\vthera>, - overs, 0 runs, 1 wicket. JUNIOR MATCH. j In tin* junior 111;itell, .North Cuiitorhnry took ! fir.-.t slrikp against Christrliurrli Snburljnn, J and ufter losing four Avickots f"r oO r-nni"- | pilnj T.i'J, Cliristcfiurch Suburban rejililHl ' \vitli 14-1, four wiokpts roalisini; only 2<J runh. > In tlicir second innings, North Ciuuerbiiry ! liad lost, two nickels for 12 at tin.' cloto of j play. ! Scores:-- ■ j N' 0 RTII C A Nl' E KIIC KV. First Jniiing-.. C. Adams, h (jray . . . . |;J 3 ; .McHusrh, Jbw, b (iray . . . . -js K. Hawkins, Ii (,'ruy . . . -j G. Hales, 1> Gray . . . . . , o J. Criglington, b Pcultie . . Si A. J.iiidsav, 1> Tiarrow . . . . 13 G. Appleton. c and b McMillun . . .> T. O'Lnuglilin, o and b Peattic . . 7 W. HadTpr, c and b Praser . . 10 C. Minchington. b Poattii; . . 4 —. 'Miller, , not. out . . . . 0 >;xlras , • ... .. .. 10' ■■a Tot-il , ..192 Mwlinj; !Anab"M's—\V. Gray. 17 (•vers, 4 n'#idcnK. j" runs, 4 wickets;" ,T. I'Vattie,' 19" overs. J maidens. JO runs, :t wirkets: A: McMillan, ;• overs, 10 runs; TO. Barrow, 10 overs, 0 maidens, ID runs. 1 uicket ; W". Gray, fl overs. 27 runs. 1 vickot : T). Frnser, 1 ball, 1 Avieket. Second Innings. C. Adams, not out . . . , ;j K. Hawkins, not out . . i J. McHugh. c Peatlie, b l.oln-vy .'. it j G. liales, b I'e.ittie . . ~ i; Extras . . . . ■ , , •> Total for two tickets rJ j .CHRISTOIIURCJI BUBUKIS.VN. ; l ,! irst Innings. j \V. Lolirey, c and b Mollugb . . . . u j E. Barrow, 1) Atcllugh . . . <) A. iUcMillun, b Mcliugli ..' . ; jtj —. Poulton, b ilcllugh . . . | li. Watson, c —, b O'Loughiiu [ —. Sieeinan, c —, b ilcllugli . . U G A. Barnard, c —, b Hales . . . . . -jl G. Bradford, c_ —, b Hales .. .. ■ 10 W. Gray, b McHugh . . . . W. Peattie, b Hales . . , i I). Fraser, not out . . . . . , ;• Extras . . , . 7 Total . . . . ..11-* Bowling Analysis—J. McHngli, 14 overs, 6 maidens, 2i runs, G wickets; W. Itadlcr, u overs, 1 maiden, 11 runs; —. Miller -i overs, 1 maiden, 21 runs; L. O'l-ouirhlin'. "> overs, 1 maiden, 9 runs, 1 wicket; !v. Hawkins, 4 overs, 21 runs; J." Criglington, 4 overs, 10 runs; C. Minchington, 3 , overs 8 runs; G. Hales, 5 overs, 24 runs, :j wickets!

TOWN V. COUNTRY. Q'SLjS <S3OCtATIOK 'i'Et.KUK&M.) WELLINGTON, December 14. The annual Town v. Country cricket match was commenced to-day. Country batted first and made 435 (Cameron CI, Massey 60, Norris 57, Hayward 82, Freeman 7G not out). Crook took thres Avickets for 07. and Griffiths three for 93. Town had scored 12 Avithout loss Avhen stumps were drawn for the day. WAITAKI BEATS SOUTHLAND. (HIESS ASSOCIATION TKLEGIUW.) .1 NYERCAItGILL, December 11. The cricket match between the AVnitaki and Southland Boys' High Schools Avas concluded to-day, a liigh Avesterlv Avind making conditions difficult. Waitaki, who made 318 in their tirst innings and 24 for none in their second (li. I). Dick not out 17), won by 10 Aviclcets, Southland in their tirst innings made 102 (Uttley 42, JUackrell 00, Stewart 23 CarsAvell 21). For 'Waitaki, Nmith took four for 54 and J. S. Dick four for :J6. In their second innings Southland compiled 178 (Spence 83, Carswell 25, Campbell 25). Smith five for (17 and Kent four for 2.'J shared tho wickets.

SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION. MEETING OF EXECUTIVE. Tin? monthly Minuting o!" the Ciiristciuirol) Suburban Association was held on Tuesday evening. Present: Messrs 11. \V. liogers (chairman;, G. Oakley, 1.. Watson, J. K. Fleming, G. Hillsdon', F. Davison, J. G'reeu, L. Hood, V.. Sleemun, K. King, S. Cawtherav, P. Peacock, and'W. C. Aitkun. The Canterbury Cricket Association torwarded a letter from the Jfew Zealand Cricket Council which stated that in the opinion of the council tho formation of a Dominion Cricket Umpires' Association was unnecessary. The Lvttelton Club xwote in explanation of playing four men who had been considered unregistered. The chairman said that the leavers in question had been registered at the commencement of the season, but their names had been mislaid. It was decided to inform the club that the penalty imposed would be removed. The Stewart's Gully Club 'appointed Mr A. Chidgey as delegate iu place of Mr C. ,T. Holland, and asked for permission to plav Kin Ora (Aslihurton) on January -nd and Eird. The permission asked for was granted. The treasurer reported that several clubs had failed to pay dues, and it was decided to request payment within seven days or the cluhs would be suspended. It was decided to pay all reasonable, travelling expenses of umpires appointed to competition games. Mr L. Watson raised the question of reverting to one day matches for the renior and junior grndes, stating that in his opinion the baiting was deteriorating, and one-day games would tend to liven up the play. The matter was discussed but no action taken, as it would lio necessary to maka an alteration to the rules.

BOYS' ASSOCIATION. OTAGO V. CANTERBURY, 'ILr foliovimr boys are to iiltemi at the tlm Christ's College ground to-morrow, at 9.30 a.m., when the under 1G ycai.j team to play Otago lor the. Biltcliff Cup will be selected:—'!'. I>. P. White, K. Flattery (St. Bede's College), (J. Kenuie iyi. Andrew's College), L. .v. Bellamy 'Brighton i>iuUict iii a h School), C. H. 'iinnuigau, K. Lewis (Xccimical ij. 8. Mae.bueUla,i>, Shand, A. C. Cade, ii. w. llobta (Boys' High School), L. S. Beiiiaui. K. Baloh, Foster, A. J. -Lake, H. A. 'Grenfell (West Ciirißtchurch District High School), A. S. Buchanan (Christ's College), and o. 'f. May (Cathedral Grammar School). The two Otago teams will arrive at 7.-6 p.m. to-day. As Craig will nut be able to make the trip Gillan, who was announced as twelfth man for the under 15 years team, row goes .nto tho eleven. Mr 11. Greenfield will be the manager of the junior team.