IN OTHER GRADES

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 56, 8 March 1915, Page 4

IN OTHER GRADES

JUNIOR CHAMPIOipSHIP. Playing against Petone Juniors, at Petone* St. . David's made 117 (D. Wilson 41, Thomson 15, Ackroyd 21). Petone have lost three -wickets fori 66 (Senior 11, Nunn not out 32, Smith not out 13). Taylor and Nunn bowled best for Petone. JUNIOR .ASSOCIATION. Telephone Exchange, playing against Railways A, declared their innings closed for 161 runs with the loss of seven wickets (W. Marshall 90 not out, Hatchard 33). Railways replitid with a total of 37 runs for the loasl of five wickets. Magee (three wickeds for 19 runs) and Nelson (two wickets for 18 runs) bowled best for the Telephone Exchange. ' - Kilbirnie A defeated Evans Bay by 28 runs on the first innings. , Evans Bay made 87 runs (Bradley 40, Miller 20). Kilbirnie replied with 115 (H. Murphy 37, A. Cunningham 25 'not out). In their second innings Evans Bay made 198 for seven wickets- — declared', (Toohill 78, Butler 44, Bradley 38, White 21). At the call of time Kilbirnie had lost one wicket for 61 ruas (A. Cunningham 36 not out, Garrod 18 not out). 1 Kilbirnie B, playing against R»t and Telegraph, were defeated by an '■ innings and 46 runs. Kilbirnie, batting first, made 82 runs (Stewart 31). P. and T. replied with 277 (Carr 59, Berason 32, Young 89, Bidmead 54). Kilbirnie, in their second innings, made 149 ' (Cotter 27, Pyecroft 45,, Russell 25). THIRD-CLASS. The final for the third-class championship between Petone and Mai'ist Old Boys was commenced at Kelbtiui Park last Saturday. When play ceased through the rain Old Boys had made 94 for one wicket. The batsmen in were Brialey (25) and Staples (45).