HUTT.—Firat Innings.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 72, 25 March 1912, Page 4

HUTT.— Firat Innings.

G. Pringle, run out ... ' , 0 Boreland, c Southgate, b Barber ... 1 Pilcher, c Bennett, b M'Kenzie ... 1 G. F. Jucld, b Barbei- 9 A. Pringle, b Barber 4 A. Aldersley, c Wynyard, b M'Kenzie 3 Climie, b Nunn 20 Yeats, b Nunn ... ... ..•. „.. '& Simpson, not out 3 R. Aldersley, b Barber 0 M'Caw, not out „ b Extras 10 Total for nine wickets ... hS Bowling Analysis'. — Barber, four wickets for 23; Nunn, two for 2; M'Kenzie, two for 23. JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP. WON BY ST. MARK'S. The junior game St. Mark's v. Central was won by St. Mark's by an innings and 118 runs. St. Mark's scored 234 and Central 8b and 28. St. Mark b have won the championship. THIRD GRADE. North 100 (Berry 38. Hunter 18, Eton 12) v. Catholic Club 163 for four wickets ■ (Little 86 not out, O'Connor 36, Bradley 27, GaJvin 11). Bowling fur Catholic Club, Little took nine wickets for 47. M'Elligott bowled best for North. MISCELLANEOUS. At Newtown Park Occidentals 98 (Hill 40, Sleeth 13, Cameron 11) beat New Zealand Times 18. Bowling for the winners Hill took five wickets for 7 (including a "hat trick") and Spotswood, three for 7. Balks (four for 20) • and Newbigan (four for 18) bowled well for the losers. Teams representing the casual and Permanent staffs of the Harbour Boaid met at Newtown Park. Permanents scored 145 (Dempbter 38, Lambert 29, Edwards 25, Clarke 18), Casuals replying with 88 (Hamilton 33, Roberts 19, Sullivan 14, Dumbleton 12). Bowling for Permanents Clarke took five wickels (includuig the "hat irick"). Casuals' best bowlers were Sullivan (five wickets), Hamilton (three), and Thomas (two). A team representing Courtenay-place Congregational Church defeated the Newtown Congregational Church team for the challenge shield by 35 runs on the first innings, scoring 72 to their opponents' 37. Derwent (19) was the highest scorer for the winneie. JUNIOR ASSOCIATION. The final game in the A grade ot the Junior Association's senior competition was played on Saturday, Evans Bay defeating Kilbirnie by 71 runs on the first innings. Scores: Evans Bay 137 and 208 (M'Kay 62, Carswell 44, Day 43, Smith 27, Gambrill 23); Kilbirnie 66 and 77 for no wickets (Murphy 42 Russell 38). J BOYS' LEAGUE. The final matches of the Boys' League championship were concluded on Saturday. In tho senior grade, V.M.C.A. defeated Institute by 67 rune, after a -keenly • contested game. By this win V.M.C.A. hold the Governor's Cup for the eoaeon. The- following were the highest scores :— Y.M.C. A. : Adair 27 and 37, Hanratty 23, Aitken 15, Sim 15, Hanson 41.- Institute: Mabin 22, Cunningham 10 and 15, Garrod 27. 'In, the junior grade, St. Anne's defeated Marifitßrcs. by an innings and SO runs. The following are the higett scores: — St. Anne's: A. Marris 45, J. Da.vis 37, W. Hoare 50, Waller 15. Marist Bros. : Demuth 15, Marchmont 12. O. Driscoll 10. MATCHES ELSEWHERE. j N . fBY TELEGJtAPH— -PBEBS ASSOCIATION 3 • Auckland, 24th March. The final series of tho senior cricket matches started yesterday in fine weather. Ponsonby batted all the afternoon against North Shore, and made 221 (Sneddon scoring 101, Robinson 54, and Kavanagh. 21). It was Sneddon's. third century this season. 'Bush ,tooli live wickets for 84 and Howden four for 56. If North Shore, who played two juniors, win this match they also win the championship. "University made 139 against Grafton (Caradus 35 not out, Ellis 31). Mason took six wickets for 30 run». Graffcon have two wicketß down for 100 runs (Fryer 60 not out, Horspool 20). . Eden scored 124 against Parnell (Taylor 44, Brooke-Smith 32,_Hay 24). Kerr took seven wicketa for 37. Parneli have made 100 for four wickets (Ellis 41 not out, Wright 35). CHRISTCHURCH, 23rd March. Perfect weather prevailed for the continuation of the final round of matches, whilst the -wickets and outfields were In perfect order. Both matches at Haglcy Park were very closely contested. Riccarton just got home against East Christchurch for a two-point win, whilst St. Albane, who appeared to be in a losing position towards the end, came with a rush and just got home. Linwood made an unexpectedly good stand against Sydenham, and the iatter's chance of getting a three-point win, which will be required to gain them the championship, appears somewhat remote. Scores : — Sfc. Albans, 310, v. West Christchurch, 297 (Donnelly 68, H. B. Lusk 57, D. Reese 77). East Christchurch, 282}^ v. Riccarton, 299 (E. T. Harper 57,, W. Gumey 72). Sydenham, 307, v. Linwood, 278 for eight wickets (E. Perrin 71, E. Taylor 60). DUNEDIN, 23rd March. The senior cricket matches were played on capital wickets to-day. In the Dunedin v. Grange match, the former made 62 in the first innings and 51 in the second innings, while Grange rattled up 156 for four wickets (Malqolm 68), and declared their innings closed, securing a four-point win. Albion met Opoho%and scored 285 in the first innings (M'Fanlane 211). Opoho responded with 96, and their opponents thereby secured a. two-point win. The Carisbrook A v. Carisbrook B match is unfinished. A team made 309' (Seideberg 192) and B team 133 for five wickets. (Jones 38). The Grange Club wins the championship for the season.