BOYS' CRICKET TOUR

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 84, 2 January 1918, Page 8

BOYS' CRICKET TOUR

WELLINGTON DEFEATS CffiUSTOHURCH. By TeleeraDh—Press Association. Christohuroh, January 1. In a matoh between the senior team of the Wellington Boys' Cricket League and a team representing the Christchurch City aud Suburban Association, Wellington won by 78 runs on tho first innings. Scores: — Wellington. O'Neill, b. Andrews 0 Smith, c. Colville, b. Andrews 13 Bolt, b. Andrews 16 Shauahan, c. Shaw, b. Andrews ... 15 Bramley, hit wicket, b. Colville ... 10 Murray, b. Grose 13 Faber, l.b.w. b. Grose 22 Turvey, c. and b. Grose 2 | Morgan, not out 12 Hutchings, c. Dobbs, b. Colville ... 1 Charles, b. Colville 0 Byes b Total , 115 Bowling Analysis.—Grose took three wickote for 12 runs; Andrews,' four for 38; Colville, three for 3.' Christchurch. Glasson, c. and b. Smith 8 Colville, c. Turvey, b. Smith 0 Howell, b. Turvey 0 Grose, b. Smith Q Stobart, c. and b. Smith 0 Cummins, 1.b.w., b. Smitli 0 Dobbs, c. Bramloy, b. Turvey 11 Andrews, c. Bramley, b. Turvey ... 11 Hlumsky, b. Turvey 0 Shaw, not out 2 Cox, c. Faber, b. Smith 0 Extras 4 Total 37 Bowling Analysis—Smith took six wickets for 21 runs; Turvey, four for 13. WELLINGTON WINS JUNIOR GRADE MATCH. By Toleeraph- Press Association. Christohurch, January 1. In the junior grade match Wellington batted first and made 199 (Burt, 102 not out; Carey, 35; M. Warwick, 22). City and Suburban replied with 39 and 53 for the two innings. For Wellington, Barr, with six wickets for 12 rune, and Reeve, six for 24, were the best bowlers. The visiting teams were much superior to the local lads in every way.