CRICKET.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 448, 5 March 1909, Page 5

CRICKET.

TO-MORROW'S MATCHES. The following team will represent Wadestown against Old Boys No. 3, Athletic Park: —F. Bowles,W. Burns, G. Butler, 11. W. Cook, H. Collett, W. Condlilfe, D. C. Hay, R. MofFatt, W. Roberts, F. C. Whiterod, and B. S. Withers. Wadostown v. St. Marks, No. 5, Petone.— Wadestown: J. J. Hay, 1). Roberts, B. F. Kelly, D. Twohill, J. Hailwood, W. Taylor, J. Hanratty, T. Spencer, J. ,M. Hall, J Ella, E. Butcher, and H. Ashworth. Junior Championship match, Phoenix v. Waiwetu, are reminded that tho tram leaves Wellington station at 1.20 p.m. Phoenix team will bo as under: —Nowbold, Little, Sanders ('2), Lambert, Connole, Harty, Reese, Wilson, M'Donagh, Doherty. The following teams will represent tho Wellington Club in tho Stk round of tho Junior Championship:—A Team: Pearce, Walters, Pavitt, O'Sullivan, Gayford, Wagstaff, Ityan, Cyril Bay, Charlesworth, Finlayson, Dr. Pigeon. B. Team: t Webb, Hutchen, W. B. O'Brien, T. O'Brien, Ronaldson, W. H. Boyes, Adams, Harris, Arnold Bay, Woon Mullins; emergency, Halse.

Templars will bo represented in their match against College B at College ground, continued from February 6, by: Wright (2), Parris, Whiteley, Boyd, Girling, M'Kenzie, Dooley, Blenkensop, Pooley, and Lambert. Play starts at 2 p.m.

The following will represent ithe Midland Juniors v. Petone, at Petone, No. 2 ground (train 1.40 p.m.) :—Clinkard, Williams, ilasterson, Joyce, trimmer, M'Cardell, Carpenter, Sheridan, Thorpe, Bock, Bell.

Karori 3rd class, in the match against St. Mark's, at Karori, will be represented by: Spiers (2), Hill, Atkin, Spence, Read, Holcroft, Brooker, Monaghan, Davies, Jl'Kenzie, Gwilliam. The 4th class, in the match against Asplands, at Karori, will bo represented by: Lowe, Lewer, Tarr, Prince, Coate, Henderson, Spiers, Cox, Wilson, Monaghan, Jordan.

The following will represent St. John's Club in their matches:—Junior v. Wellington. Collego, at College ground: Galloway, Watson, Moore, Williamson, Elliffe, M'Lean Semmens, Prain, Thomas, Schlaadt, Dusko. Third A v. Pet-one; at Petone: Melody, Huntington, Orr, M'Morran (2), Ring, Crawford, Reid, Whyte, Hodgson, Ryan. .Emergency: Suckling. Third 13: A bye.

Following will represent St. Slark's ag/iiust Karori (3rd class contest), at Karori, starting at 2.30: —Charlton, Smith, Kilching, Cordry, Bray (2), Hawk, Morrison, Ferguson, Qandy, Jones. St. Mark's will bo represented in its match (fourthclass) against Wadestown at Petone as under: —Edmonds, Bceson, Andrews, Morgan, Burdekin (2), Sanders, llenkin, Legg, and Barnes. '

The following will represent tho Newtown Junior team v. Gas Company, at Athletic Park, No. 1: —Day, Maplesden, Parkin, Johnson (2), Russell, Kelling, Bowen, Mortenson, Moran, Staples, Berg.

' The following are to-morrow's fixtures of tho Boys' Cricket League:—Senior grade: Y.M.C.A. A v. Diamonds, No. 1 ground, Newtown Park; Marist Bros. v. Y.M.C.A. 8., No. 3 ground, Newtown Park. Junior grado: Boys' Institute v. Marist Bros., No. 2 ground, Newtown Park; Vivians r. Kent Terrace, Basin Reserve; Y.M.C.A. C. v. Trinity, Basin Reserve; Kelburne v. St. James, Basin Reserve. Tho following are tho fixtures of the Anglican Boys' Cricket League for to-mor-row's matches:— St. Paul's A's v. St. Mark's School, at Newtown Park. St. Paul's B's v. St. Thomas's, at Basin Reserve. ; St. Peter's v. St. Mark's Choir, at Basin Reserve. A meeting of the Veteran crickotors of Wellington was. held last evening in Mr. Armit's rooms, Lambton Quay. There was an attendance of about a dozen members, Mr. W. P. M'Giiir occupying the chair. It was decided that the Wellington Veterans signify their willingness to play the Veterans in Christchurch, on March 17 and 18, if those dates aro acceptable. Messrs; M'Girr, Hood, and M'Kenzio were appointed a committee to make'all arrangements, and to select tho team to represent Wellington. The Newtown Club placed their practico wickets at the Athletic Park at the disposil of the Veterans for practico if they desired them. It was resolved to tender the club a vote of thanks for their offer. Several old-time representative cricketers ,of Wellington havo notified their intention of taking part in the match if selected, and it is oxpected that a good team will be placed in tho field.