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Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27224, 16 December 1953, Page 13

CRICKET

ELLESMERE MATCHES Matches placed in the Ellesmere Cricket buo-Assoeiation’s competition on Saturday resulted as follows: Dunsandel 177 for five wickets (I. Chamberlain 74 retired, E. Kitching 72; M. r 4? a a eriain three for 18 > be at Leeston 74 (F. Amyes 22, M. Fleming 17; P. Buckenw”L slx f ? r 24, G * Frampton two for 10, W. Frampton two for 38) and 92 for two wmkets (M Fieming 49 not out, L. Mahan 17, I. Chamberlain one for 11, G. Frampton one for 12) on the first innings. Lincoln College 161 and 42 for no wickets declared (Garland 24, Thompson 37, B. Wnght 31 and 20 not oiit, Christie 21; Cotton two for 48, Blackmore two for ni’ thl l ee for . 1°) beat Springston an ? 67 for two wickets (C. Manson 45 not out and 24, K. Blackmore 14; Thom*J Ve inx 22 ’ Mackay five for 22, Christie two for 12) on the first innings. / Cro Z 34 retired, Lili 30 not out, N. Heslop 26; Kyle two for 4, T. Watson two for 17, Campbell one for 0) (Manion 33 not out, C. 13 « Ky le 11: Croy three for 79 runs k tW ° f ° f 18, LHI ° ne for 5) by NORTH CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION The following were the scores in matches played in the North Canterbury urday — ASSOClatlon ’ s com P etit ions on Sat- , Senior A Woodend 34 (R. Smith not out 18; C. M er rm six for 14) and 4 for no wickets m v al tP Ol 174 no ( ®& rr L n 46 * R * Rodgers lO ’+ K ’ rce 22 ‘ M* Rofe b 20, A. Thoms not out 59; S. Smith two for 40, Robertshaw two for 37, Southen five for 49). _ 3 Senior B Rangiora High School Old Boys 22 (Brown five for 11, F. Steer three for 3) and 61 (K. Smith 10, R Ballinger 36; R^s’ wn f °ur for 10, Dyer two for 6) v. Stewart s Gully 139 for six (F. Steere 22. 4 59 ’ ™ bley 21 ’ G * Moore 23; tor^39f er t W ° Or 82, S’ Minchington three

25 ’ R * Bennett r ’ I?.’ F ’ Eder 161 v - Giles 14 ; G. Higginson three for 29, F. McHugh two for 23) v. Swannanoa 36 (R. McMillan 15; Giles four for 7, Adams three for 6, Eder two for 10) and 28 for two wickets (L. Carpenter 20). i« E °s Ur ?r- 9 i B (E - Watson 12, R. Hamilton R - Vickery three for 26. E. Barnes 1111I 111- ®® J 0 1; 29 ’ J- Gib bs three for 16) v. Southbrok 100 for eight (Vickery 17 L Morris 47, Barnes 13, Gibbs 13). ™°T fO rs! 141 L ™ Archer 62 - A * Cogdon 30, L. Carney 11; Morris two for 37, McGuire two for 21, Sail two for 33, Pearson two f°r 25 v. Rangiora 128 (H. Sail 19, E. Pulley 55, L. Hawkins 18. J. Whitham 12; Beer two for 34, Brown two for 38, Jones three -for 19).

io Fe^ de 116 J R «P h l? naU 23 « L * Brosnan Croy 18 « G. Roberts I 2 ’ Galnsford three for 19, Ainger four 7O for five wickets (A. Matthews 42, J. Ainger 15; Croy two for

Junior CJ 3, uni °r, match. Rangiora High School defaulted to Cust.

BRABIN SHIELD TEAM PLAYERS FOR TOURNEY IN WELLINGTON u.? 1 !? following players have been chosen by the selectors (Messrs W. E. Mapplebeck, W. O. Mappiebeck, and I. A. Baxter) to represent Canterbury in the Brabin tournament, to be held this season at Wellington on December 28 to January 2:— W- (Christ’s College, captain), Dobbs J® (HighSchooi r v? J- W. Darcy (High School Old Pnrti’ G - . Duck manton (Lancaster Park), T. D. Gibson (Old Collegians). 9. yLuu°°? w \ n ( Ashb «rton), C. G. Smith (Ashburton) B. A. Bokon (Boys’ High Dineen (Boys’ High School), and B. Salt (Sydenham). Mr W. O. Mappiebeck will be manager. „ + A rr Pr . actlce f , or the team will be held at Hagley oval on Monday, 5 p.m., or if wet, on Tuesday. Advt. WELLINGTON SHIELD TEAM CHOSEN (New Zealand Press Association) p a WELLINGTON, December 15. R - A * Vance will lead the Wellington Plunket Shield side in its first match against Central Districts at the Basin Reserve, beginning on December 25. The «r ai^c^?^ en . by the Sole selector (Mr E. w. mn dill) is: T V ?P C 2: ?' w - CT °vre. K. Smith, S' m, Ty ' I “ n ' 2- J° hn ' F - E. Fisher, J. C. Thomson, T. G. McMahon, W. R. PerJones - T - Malloch; twelfth man, M. Gikes.