PLAY ELSEWHERE

Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 115, 11 November 1929, Page 16

PLAY ELSEWHERE

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) DUNEDIN, 10th November. The second round of the senior cricket fixtures was played yesterday afternoon in glorious weather. Dunediu scored 146 against Carisbrook (Monk 40). Blunt took five wickets for 53 and Cameron four for 28. Carisbrook lost one wicket for 72 (Jacobs 43). High School Old Boys made 194 .against Christian Brothers' Old Boys (A. W. Alloo 44 and Gale 33). Bowling, M'Carten took five wickets for 31. Christian Brothers lost two wickets for 2, the fast bowler Dickinson securing both. Albion made 219 against Grange (Shepherd 44, Silva 34, Allan 33, M'Haffie 31). Grange lost one wiclfc't for six runs CHRISTCHURCH, 10th Nov. ] The third round of the senior grade cricket matches was begun on Saturday in fine weather. . West Christclmrcii were dismissed by Old Boys for 97 (F. Hay '46). Merritt took six wickets for 40. Old Boys scored 241 for eight wickets (Page 92, Hobbs 43, Dalley not out 42) ' Linwood against Riccartou scored ''66 (F. A. Smith 00, Condliffe 59). Bowling, Powell four for 47, Gibbs four for 38. Riccarton scored 20 for no wickets. Sydenham, playing Old Collegians, were nil out for ]63 (C. Spackel 37). Bowlin" W. J. -V. Hamilton four for 32. Old Collegians lost three wickets for 24. St. Albans against East Christchurch scored 277 (Galloon not out 82, Thomas 56, Crawford 54). .East Christchurch lost one wicket for six runs. ,- NELSON, -With November. The senior cricket competition was continued yesterday. ' ' Wakatu stayed in all the afternoon against Athletic, scoring 316 for nine wickets (declared), Langbein played a chanceless innings for 16S, including 26 four's. Marshall 21, Askew 15, Lowe 34, Hurst 41. Louisson took five wickets for 41.