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Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21647, 4 December 1935, Page 15

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J y -4M - , s , INNINGS. WIN FOR M.C.C. TEAM AN'IMPROVING SIDE j NEED FOE BETTER FIELDING | dMBW zusa ABsocxwroßr —copyeight.): (Received December 3, IL2O p.m.) j BRISBANE, December 3. The Marylebone Cricket Club team beat Queensland by an innings and 106 runs. Christy made a dour fight, io avoid an innings defeat,' but except i for O'Connor, the tail gave him little help and the Marylebone team had the best win of its tour. There is no doubt that the English-1 men are an improving side, and the matches here have been good practice, the New Zealand tour. Baxter in this match proved himself a .class bowler who . will probably cojne here again. The visitors" fielding needs tuning up. ! .. •»' I QUEENSLAND ' i First Innings Levy, b' Sims- 10 c Griffiths, b Baxter .. 0 Relisted," b Langridge .. .<64 Hansen, b Baxter .. •• 2 TaHcu, b Baxter .. ... 45 I Christy, c and b langridge .. 21 McCarthy, c Smith, b Langridge 32 CyConiior, run out .. . . 1® ! Hardcastle, b Sims .. .. 1 • Gilbert, not out .. 1 , Wyetb, c Barber, b Langridge .. 3 |V,' . Extras ■ . ..<' .... 5 | Total .. .. .. 203 I Fall of Wickets—One for 6, two for 22, three for 25, four for 103, five for 142, six for 151, seven for 179, eight ! for 183, nine for 199. Bowling—Baxter, three for 58; i HrtTinra- none for 11; Sims, two for 70; Langridge, four for 53; Human, none ' lot & iv. ■ Second lnnings , I Allen, b Baxter ■>. . . .. 3 Levy, c Hardstaff, b Sims .. "6 , Bensted, b Baxter .. ' • Hansen, b Baxter .. 24 Tallon, c Griffiths, b Sims ..> 21 Christy, not out ... .. 66 McCarthy, b Baxter .. .. H O'Connor, lbw, b Human .. •20 Wyeth. c Smith, b Holmes ..11 Gilbert b Baxter .. .. 3] Hardcastle. b Sims . . .. " 1 Extras .. .. ..13

Total .. .. ..249 Fall of Wickets—One for 14, two for 20, three for 80, four for 128. five for 131, six for 164, seven for 210, eight for 235. nine for 246. Bowling—Baxter, five for 61; Lyttelton, none for 26; Sims, three for 69; Holmes, one for 24; Human, one for 26; Langridge, none for 30." M.C.C. . First Innings Barber, c Tallon, b Christy .. 91 Smith, st Tallon, b Allen .. 109 Hardstaff, c Wyeth, b O'Connor .. 3 Mitchell-Innes, b Allen .. .. 4 Human, st Tallon, b Allen .. 118 Holmes, st Tallon, b Allen .. 80 Lyttelton, c Allen, b Hardcastle 42 Langridge, st Tallon, b Allen .. 36 Griffiths, run out .. -.35 Baxter, st Tallon, b Levy .. 0 Sims, not out .. •• 31 Extras .. . • • • 9 Total i .. •• •• 553 Fall of wickets—One for 204, two for 204, three for 208, four for 219, five for 401. six for 418, seven for 487, eight for 491, nine for 557. Bowling:—Gilbert, none for 111; O'Connor, one for 54; Bensted, none for 36; Wyeth, none for 72; McCarthy, none for 41; Levy, one for 37; Hardcastle, one for 51; Allen, five for 108; Christy, one for 32; Hansen, none for 7.

SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION meeting of committee The monthly meeting of the Suburban Cricket Association was held in the rooms of the Pioneer Sports Club last evening, Mr E. King presiding. The notice of motion given by Mr Rogers, which provided a rearrangement of the draw for two-day matches, was held over on account of incorrect notice having been given to clubs and delegates. The cfMirmati drew attention ta the inequality, of boundaries and recommended that boundaries be marked by W&ite lines wherever possible. The Canterbury Cricket Association extended its congratulations on the excellent standard of play shown by the Suburban team on Show Day, and suggested that the match be made an annual fixture. It was decided to agree to the arrangement for the match to be played annually. A further letter from the Canterbury Cricket Association intimated that L. Mahoney,'J. Colombus, and T. Waine had been selected for, inclusion in the Town team against the Country, tod4y. '. r '• •. ■- •The Templeton, Beckenham, Harewood, Waltham, and Working Men's Club Clubs wrote entering teams for the M&htiish ' Shield. It was decided to write to the Canterbury .Cricket Association, asking for their approval of a match against the Wellington Mercantile League on January 1 ahd 2, at Hagley Park. It was decided to postpone all competition games on December 28. Afr Kennedy (New Brighton) raised the question of matches starting late, and asked that clubs be informed that the time of starting'matches is 2 p.m. It was decided to ask the members of the Umpires' Association to report all cases of late starting. . It was decided to agree to the Sydenham Club's proposal to play two matches against the club on December 28 at Sydenham -Park, and to ask the selectors to select the teams from the senior B, junior, and third grade teams.

BOYS' ASSOCIATION MATCHES WITH PRIMARY SCHOOLS On Thursday and Saturday the'primary schools' representatives wilt meet three teams selected from the lower grades of the Canterbury Boys' Cricket Association competition. The matches are to take place at the Christ's College ground and to-morrow play will commence at 3.45 nm and stumps will be drawn at 6 P-m. OH Saturday the sames viu be continued at 1.30 pjn., and on that will con tlrue i£ necessary, until 6.30 P- m - , The Boys' Association team to meet, the nrimarv schools' senior A grade eleven Sas been selected as follows:—penderson (castain). Scully, Peterson (St. Bedes). Nurse (Christ's College). Smith (wicket-keeper), Shaw (Technical College). Mahoney (West Christchurch), Smith, and Lake (Boys' High School). The twelfth man will be Eraser (Boyt. are to meet the primary B grade eleyen:--Dougia S , Marston (Boys' High c£ tain). Fisher, Barnsdale (Christ/ coh leget? I>. B. Gray, Ogilyie (St. Andrew s), McKinley. Virtue (West P. Smith, and V. Powell (St. Becie s) ._ Ra.wston (Technical College) will be twelfth S3. SSrS»ShjfSEs (Christ's College), Aitken, Giles (Technical College), Bardie (West Christchurch). Holland (8*- Andrew's)# and Hibbard iCathedrsl grammar J, Tba emergencies

will be Saunders and Lange (West Christchurch). Each school or club is expected to provide sufficient material for the use of their players. Wicket-keepers must bring gloves. Balls will be provided by the Canterbury Cricket Association who, on the Saturday, will entertain the players at afternoon tea .1: Trial Games On in addition to the matches with the primary schools which will themselves be considered representative trials, two trial" games will be played at the Christ's College ground. One of these Will be far players in the first and . second grades and the other for boys in the third grade. Both of these matches are to commence at 1.45 p.m., and players must be provided with sufficient material tor their needs. . x * . ' The following have been selected to take part in the under"lo years trial match:— Woolley, Farrar, Fernandez, Denton (Boys High School), Lawrence, Reeves, Sandston (wicket-keeper), Hansen (Christ's College), Harding, J. Smith, Blight (Technical College), Clothier (West Christchurch), Barley, Pether, Partridge, Macarthur (Cathedral Grammar), Jarden, Ralph (Boys' High School), Holmes (St. Andrew's), Cullen, Wilson, Lagan (St. Bede's), Millar (Technical College), and Blank (Christ's College). , ■' The following have been chosen for the third grade trial: —Philpott, Robson (wic-ket-keeper), Bush (Boys' High School), Castle, Seldon, Crossley, McClelland, Molineaux, Woodhouse, H. Lawrence (Christ's College), Kenny, Sinclair, Daly, O'Neill (St. Bede's), Beazley, Burgess, R. Smith, Sundborn, Mitchell, Bartholomew, Early, Thprn (West Christchurch), Gowan, and Hay (New Brighton). '

ELLESMERE ASSOCIATION 4 Tai Tapu 126 (H. Saunders 25, J. Ryan 53, G. Macartney 31). Irwell 113 (W. Doak 56, N. Heslop 14, L\ Coe 13, L. B. Coe 11). Bowling for Irwell: N. Heslop five for 47, J. Chamberlain three for 27, P. Chamberlain one for 19; for Tai Tapu: J. Byan one for 28, G. Macartney four for 41, A. Thompson one for 12, H. Saunders four for 13 (including the hat trick). < .■. Dunsandel 41 (G. Peacock, 14), Springston 57 (M. Templeton 23, F. Ridden 14). Bowling for Springston: F. Reid two for 14, Riordan three for 7, C. Reid two for .7, Blackmore three for 7; for Dunsandel: E. Pocock one for 15, E. Watson four for 8; W. Forster five for 24. ' High School 56 (D. Pratt 11), Weedons 122 (H. Meyers 39, B. Hayes 27,1. Mcllraith 16, B. Wilson 13). Bowling for Weedons: A. Phillips three for 8, B. Wilson three for 16. H. Marshall one for 4, C. Walker two lor 12, G- Chambers one for 8: for High School: J. Beamsley three for 28, A. Lambie one for 17, F. Nidd two for 12, N. Gtay one for 16, G. Neave one for 6, W. Mackay two for 6. ■ Brookslde 81 (C. H. Taylor 46, A. Croy ,16), Doyleston 99 (H. Smith 24, J. Cooke 20, M. Noonan 20, A. Amyes 10). Bowling for DoyleSton: H. Smith four for 12, ,H. Ualiey four for 15, S. Vince two for 23: for Brookslde: W. Cooper three for 30, A. Croy four for ,47, A. Mitchell three for 18. EUesmere v. North Canterbury The following have been chosen to represent EHesmere In a match with North Canterbury on December 11 and 12:—D. Ebert, H. Smith, H. DaUey.W. Doak. M. Templeton, C. Reid, K. Macartney., H. Meyers, Watson, S. Vince, J. Chamberlain. Reserves; m, Brown and 8. ;M&rsnaU, .