TO-MORROW'S GAMES

Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 21, 25 January 1924, Page 2

TO-MORROW'S GAMES

FIXTURES, UMPIRES, & TEAMS

I Senior and junior games in the Wellington Cricket Association's competitions commenced last Saturday will be concluded to-morrow. The state of the senior games is as follows:—Old Boys v.. Hutt, Basin Reserve; Old Boys, first innings, 317; Hutt, first innings, three wickets for 76. Wellington v. V.M - C.A., Basin Beserve; Wellington, first innings, 431; V.M.C.A., first innings, no W i lcl^ t?u £or 3£ Thorndon v. Institute, at Kelburn Park; Thorndon, first innings, 360; Institute, first innings, no wickets for 50. -Petone v. Midland, at Hutt; Petone, first innings, 109; Midland, first innings, 226. Third and fourth grade fixtures are as fellow:— Petone.Ho. 2. kilbirme v. Hutt, Hutt.No. 3 VJI.C.A.v. Institute, Kilbirnie No. 3. Mid- '<£? V' T? ailw. ays' Petone N°- 5. Karori v. belwyn, Karori No. 1. Marist v. Lyall Bay person Park No. 1. Thorndon win by deH,Hht' r M B'~Selwyn T- w«ley, Karori No. 5. * St Thn V -'HS*i' H«**'N°-■■«■ ••Petone B. v bt. Thomas, Petone No. 3. V.M.C.A. v. fcarori, Karori No. ». Kilbirme BB v. Eastbourne, Eastbourne No. 2. Petone A v KilNo "vw n nt t' ul2 v-,,?- M-CA- lyall-'Bay pSk Jf lOlAi B *■• Tnorad°n A, Wakeflcid ■fw,,?'«• - K8ro" v Hutt, Hutt No. S. 2 iSL '"'SP*?' Tho"?d°n B, Kilbirnie No. 2. Petone and Marist win by default UMPIRES. As some of"the umpires who acted inmatches last Saturday will not be available to-morrow reappointments have j been made as follow : ' M^ rT Mi dlanf Z- Pet? ae' a* Hutt No. 1: Messrs.'' Bock and Toomath. Thorndon v Institute, atJKelburn No. 1; Messrs Webb and fe nT-, f old B°yS V- Hutt, Basin Reserve |nWn No^' Messrs. Carrol] ana Gardner. ' EonvfC- ivT*" 1113?. 11 I' Johnsonville; at JohnBonville, Messrs. Cocker and- Bowler. YU - CA. y. Institute, at Wakefleld Park No 1Sf&t- -"^ fiewTa'rk •y? We' lin£ on v- S-HWTO at wakefleld Park No. 5; Messrs. Chatfleld and Neil-