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Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 145, 16 December 1910, Page 2

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Teams representing the Soft Gooda Town Travellers and Veitch and Allan's played a cricket match on Newtown Park yesterday afternoon, tho Town Travellers winning by 88 runs. Scores : VEITCH AND ALLAX. Almas, b Clarke 2 Grade, run out .„, 1 M'Cnskey, b Clarke < '„. 4 Goldberg, c B. Jacobsen ... ' ... 5 Copeland, cB. Perks ... ' ... „.. 13 Maisey, b Clarke ... „. „., 0 Lilian, run out ■ 13 ! Scott, b Perks „" "c Hendry, b Kinvig j,,, 0 Rutherford, bG. Kinvig „., - .... 1 Alexander, not out » K>< 3 Extras ... .... „„ „.. 6 Total ... .... .. 48 Clarke three wickets, Jacobseu two, and Kinvig two, bowled well for Travellers. SOFT GOODS TRAVELLERS. Tilyard, b Almao 29 R. C. Kinvig, b Goldberg 13 Caterer, b M'Caskey 22 Bacon, c Alexander, b Goldberg ... 6 Clarke, b M'Caskey 42 Perk 3, b M'Caskej , 0 G. Kinvig, c Alexander, b M'Caskey 16 Stevenson, run out „. 6 Pilgrim, b M'Caskey ..< ... ... 0 Jacobsen, not out ... „.. .„ 3 Extras „.« „,„ M w ,. a Total ... ».„ M ttt 136 (TO-MORROW'S MATCHES. THIREMDLASS« All third-class championship matches set down for last Saturday will be played as arranged for tho former day, with the oxcDption that the match Wellington EaSt v. Wellington South will bo played at Petone instead of Wellington College ground, on account of the representative trial game taking placo on the latter ground. The following will represent Wellington South against Wellington East, at Petone :— Carter, Kindell, Little Nees, Nelson, Parton, Pudney, Robinson, Ryan. Webb, and Wright. BOYS' LEAGUE. SENIOR GRADE. St. Vincent's v. Telegraph, Duppa-st. (No. 3). Trinity v. V.M.C.A., Duppa-street, lower (No. 1). JUNIOR GRADE. Kelburno v. V.M.C.A., Newtown Park (No. 1). ~ St. Aloysius v. St. Vincent's, KeU burnc. Vivians v. Northlands, Anderson Park. Institute v. V.M.C.A. B, Duppa-stroet, lower (No. 2). \ JUNIOR ASSOCIATION. Thorndon v. Albion, Anderson '^ark. Thorndon: Black, Buck, Caldwell, Cornfoot, Ma kin, Martin, Roberts, Robinson (2), Wighton, and Wilson. THE REPRESENTATIVE ELEVEN. Mr. J. P. Blacklock has been appointod captain and manager of the Welling, ton Representative team, which -leaves for Auckland next Wednesday. It is understood that Blacklock accepted tho firstnamed position on the understanding that the members of the team cohfirm his appointment in Auckland before the match.