CRICKET

Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 141, 11 March 1930, Page 19

CRICKET

INTERMEDIATE GRADE The following will be the intermediate fixtures for Saturday:— First Elevens.—Roti go lai Boys’ College v. Boys’ Institute, Newtown Park No. 3; Technical College v. St. Patrick’s College Wellington College No. 3; Wellington College v. Hutt Valley High School (postponed) ; St. .John’s v. Scots College, Scots College No. 1. Second Elevens.—Wellesley College v. Rongotai Boys’ College, Newtown Park No. 4; St. Patrick’s College v. Technical College, Wellington College No. 4: Hutt Valley High School v. Wellington r College (postponed); Scots College v. Y.M.C.A., Scots College No. 2. Third Elevens.—Scots College v. W.V.M.1., Scots College No. 3; Wellington College v. Hutt Valley High School (post-, poned): Wellesley College v. Rongotai Boys’ College, Newtown Park No. 3; Technical College v. St. Patrick’s College, Wellington College No. 5. MERCANTILE LEAGUE Mercantile League fixtures for Saturday are:— A Grade.—Smith and Smith v. Pastimes (Kelburn 3); Nivens v. Todds (Karori 1): Education v. Health (Karori 2) : Customs v. Cables (Wakefield 5); Cowans jvln by default from Shipping. B Grade.—Rough and Co. v. Hymns (Wakefield 7); Jas. Smiths v. Vacuum (Newtown G): Whltcombes v. Dalgetys (Newtown 1); State Advances v. Sargoods (Wakefield U): Macky Logans v. Hope Gibbons (Wakefield 6). C Grade, —Education v. Hutcheson Bowmans (Wakefield .8); State Fire v. Brownlees (Kilblrnie 5); Milk Department, a bye. BOYS’ ASSOCIATION Wellington Boys’ Cricket Association fixtures for this week are:— Senior. —Institute v. Seatoun, Lyall Bay Park No. 1; Brooklyn v. Karori, Karori Park No. 1; United v. Stop Out, Prince of Wales Park No. 1: St. Patrick’s College v. Marist, Maristwin by default; Trinity, a bye. Friendly Game- —Trinity v. Marist, Wakefield Park. Intermediate A.—lnstitute v. Seatoun, Lyall Bay Park No. 2; Athletic V. Karori, Karori Park No. 2; Trinity v. Stop Out, Lyall Bay Park No. 3; Khandullah v, Marist, Marist win by default. Intermediate B,—lnstitute v. Seatoun, Lyall Bay Park No. 4; Athletic v, Y.M.C.A., Kilblrnie Park; St. Patrick’s College B v. Khandallali, Nairn Street Park No. 1; St. Patrick’s College A y. Brooklyn, Prince of Wales Park No. 2. Junior.—W.Y.M.l. v. Marist Newtown A, Kelburn Park No. 1; Institute A v. Technical College, Basin Reserve No. 1; Y.M.C.A. v. Seatoun, Kelburn Park No. 3; Institute B v. Trinity, Institute B win by default: Marist Newtown B v. Institute C. Basin Reserve No. 2. > THIRD GRADE FIXTURES Third grade fixtures for Saturday are as follow:— Third A.—Petope A r. Midland, at Petone; United B v. Seatoun B, at Lyall Bay, No. 3; Petone B v, Kilblrnie B, at Kllbirnie No. 6: Uplted A v. Seatoun A, at Basin Reserve No. 1; Karori, a bye. Third B.—Hutt A v. Institute, at Hutt; Khandalalh v. Old Boys, at Kelburn No I; Railways v, Kllbirnie A, at Wakefield No. 4; Hutt B v, Kaiwarra, at Hutt. ANDREWS’S 1000 RUNS Sydney, March JO. T. Andrews, the ex-lnternational, batting for Petersham against Balmain, with 19 not out, reached 1003 runs for the season. The only players W'bo previously reached the tliousand locally were Victor Trumper, J. McKay, J. Bogle anti W. Bardsley.