LOWER GRADES

Press, Volume LXXXV, Issue 25734, 21 February 1949, Page 9

LOWER GRADES

SECOND GRADE A Lancaster Park 200 (Cohdliffe 65) and 104 for Iwo beat Riccarton TSO and 151 outright by eight Wickets. For “Park, Barber took six ‘for 78. West Old Boys 268 and 217 for three (Hobbs 121 not out) beat High’School'Old Boys 242 and 292 for'eight Wickets (Elioft 62) riins 1 on the*first ihriiiigs. St. Bede’s Old Boys 264 and 1?9 far seven declared beat West Christchurch 198 and 159''for eight (Button 51. W'ason runs an the first innipgs. 4* bans and f P r no wickets (Rowles 5Q not out) faegt Sydenham 187 abd V 3 <P’Js alla ¥ 54) outright by 10 wickets. For St. Albans Collins took seven for 48. m . SECOND GRADE R Technical Qld Boys 173 and 154 fqr (JWking 581 beat East Christchurch flPd.l/T (Galjagher 58) outright by three wjpkets. - For Technical. BartholoDW jMk si£ fqh 30. Cqßegians 214 and 176 (Hampton 71 * b ®at /T West Christchurch 159 and 195 (Long sft) outright by 36 iHR?- c Uor Christchurch Rodger? took five wickets fdr 61 runs. SECOND GRADE C e.^ Bo i s , School won outright from St- Bede s Qld Boys. \ Riccarton 270 and 59 fo? three wickets beat Technical Qld Boys 185 and 157 by 8’ F U RS p« the fitst innings. Chriat« Cqllegp 259 fqr eight declared declared (Crowe 65 riot out) begt High School Old Boys A- 203 6? rpr S?¥ b.y 56 rims on the first mning?. Sydenham 221 and 125 for nine heat West Old Boys 129 and 204 (Thorne 65) outright qy J 3 runs. For Sydenham, Newton took six for 43. PRESIDENT'S GRADE Lancaster Park 177 (King 91) beat West Christchurch 150 (Birch 50) by 27 runs on the first innings. For West. Birch took six for 71. Sydenham 164 beat Technical Old Bovs 107 and 109 for eight (Logan 60 not out! by 57 runs on the first innings. For Sydenham Brazil took six for 12.' West Qld Boys 183 (McCormick 50) beat Old Collegians 175 (Douglas 74) by eight runs on the ftrst innings. For West, Wright took six for 53; for Collegians, Armitage took five for 35. University 135 beat St. Bpde’s Old Boys b y. 3 , 9 on th€ fir st innings. For St. Bede s, Guthrie took five for 25. East Christchurch 162 for eight (Pearce 52) beat St. Albans 156'l>y two wickets on the first innings. For East, Rapley took six for 57. THIRD GRADE A , Papanui Technical Old Boys 94 and 91 for eight beat Cathedral 100 and 76 outright 'by two wickets. Riccarton 188 (Carter 98 not out) and 138 for five, beat Old Collegians 143 and 182 (Lawrence 83) outright by five wickels.

Sydenham 29) and 5’ fpr five beat Lancaster Park 147 and 249 (Davies 69) by 144 runs on the first inning?. THIRD GRAPE B Sydenham 268 (Stewart 77) drew with East Christchurch 302 fqr six (Fergus High School Old Boys 108 for seven heat St. Albans 75 and 103 fqr seven by 33 runs on the first innings. For Old Boys Pavelka took six for 52. West Christchurch 207 (Stott 69, Hawke 60) bieat Lancaster Park 58 and 95 for two (Deakin 50 not out) by 149 runs on the first innings. For West, Russell took seven for 21; for Park, Drury took five for 56. Cathedral A 139 (Lawlor 79) beat Cathedral B 125 by 14 runs qn the first innings. For Cathedral A, Commons took five for 34; for Cathedral B, Forrester took five for 39. THIRD GRAPE C St. Andrew’s College 87 and 190 for seven declared (Sabiston 56) beat Boys' High School A 71 and 126. outright by 80 runs. For St. Andrew’s, Bryce took five for 30. Boys’ High School B 269 (Abrams 84) beat Christ’s' College B 140 and 108 outright by an innings and 21 runs. For School, Crisp took five for 22. St. Bede’s College 276 for eight wickets declared beat Christ’s College A 85 and 107 by an innings and 84 runs. For St. Bede’s College, Sepie took five for 46, including a hat-trick. FOURTH GRADE A » East Christchurch 132 Snd 22 beat St. Bede’s Old Boys 35 and ?18 outright by one run. For East, Jones took seven for 13; fqr St. Bede's Kearney took five for 2?. Lanpa s tcr Pgrk B 160 fpr five (Whittakpr 54, Dayis 54) beat Sydenham 118 by 42 runs on the first innings. For Park, Partridge took five for 22. Lancaster Park A 156 (Milne 71 not out) beat High School Old Boys 147 (Winder 56) by nine runs on the first innings: For Park, Haines took seven for 49. Cathedral A 94 beat St. Albans 37 and 56 outright by an innings and one run. For Cathedral Gilmore took six for 12; and in the second innings Cadigan took seven for 18; for St. Albans, Hammett took five for 26, Richards five for 41. West Christchurch 159 for four declared and 30 for no wicket beat Riccarton 86 and ID? outright by JO wickets. FOURTH GRADE B St. Bede's College B 143 beat Boys’ High School A 30 and 40 for nine by 113 runs on the first innings. For St. Bede’s Hurley took five for 35 and four for 1. St. Bede’s College A 272 iStopforth 94, James 84) beat Christ's College B 94 and 23 outright by an innings and 156 runs. For St. Bede’s, Stopforth took fivg for 17.