CRICKET

Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 73, 27 March 1931, Page 4

CRICKET

THE FINAL MATCHES

t The final day's play in the Welling--1 ton Cricket Association's competitions ' for this season will take place to-mor- ' row, when the senior and .junior games | will be concluded. The state of tho i senior matches for the resumption of [ play is. as follows:— Midland, 281, v. Potone, 17 for one wicket, ' at the Basin Reserve No. 1. '■ Wellington, 20S for seven wickota (declared) 1 v. University, 75 for one wicket, lit the Basin 1 Reserve No. 2. 1 Kiluirnio, 272, v. Old Boys, 88 for two ' wickets, at the Ktlbirnle Reserve. ! Hutt, 2UJ, v. Institute, Do for two wickets, at the Hutt Recreation Ground. [ SECONDARY SCHOOL MATCHES. Tho following team has been, selected to ro- ' present the secondary schools in a match to ; be played against ..Wellington Collego first eleven at the collego ground, No. 1, tomorrow at 12 p.m.:— Eli, Mallard, and Meech (Technical College), Wrlglcy, Wilson, Marshall, and Mackie (Rongotai Boys' College), Cuthbertson and George (Scots College), Ongley (St. Patrick's College), Sevier. Emergencies: Blake (St. John's) and Kraft (Boys' Institute). 1 Nominees from the Hutt Valley High School were not available. Second Elevens. —ISongotai College v. Scots College, Scots College; Teclinical . College v. Wellington College, College Ground; Wellesley_ College v. V.M.C.A., Newtown I'ark; Hutt Valley High School v. St. Patrick's College (postponed). Third Elevens.— Wellington College v. Technical College, College Ground; Boya' Institute v. Wellesley College, Newtown Park; Scots College v. Rongotai College, Scots College; St. Patrick's Collego v. Hutt Valley High School (postponed). The following junior secondary school teams will play at 8 a.m. next Saturday:— ' First Elevens. —Petono Technical Higli School v. Technical College, Basin Reserve; Rongotai College A v. Scots College, Scots College; W. Y.M.I. A v. W.Y.M.I. B, Basin Reserve; Rongotai Collego C v. Rongotai College B, Rongotai. ~ Second Elevens. —Rongotai College B V. Scots College, Scots College; Technical Colloge V. Rongotai College A, Rongotai. The secondary school team to play the Cricket Association's junior grade representatives under 21 years, will be selected after the match on tho college ground. The teams from the second and third elevens will also bo picked to-morrow In view of the games to bo played on Easter Saturday morning against the senior boys' representatives and the Intermediate boys. BOYS' ASSOCIATION. Junior.—lnstitute A v. Institute B, Newtown Park No. 1; Marist v. Institute C, Newtown Park No. 2; Seatoun v. Institute D, Newtown Park No. S; Stop Out t. Institute E, New--oßopresentativ'e Matches.—lntermediate: Brooklyn v The Rest, Prince of "Wales Park No. 2. Management Committee v. Senior Boys, Prince of Wales Park No. 1. TEAMS, The following players have been selected to represent the Boys' Association in tho annual match against tho Boys' Association Management Committee:—Meech (captain), Kttit, Lewis, Hammlll (Brooklyn), RUcy, O'^ ar V (Marist), Mohan, Bayley (Miramar), Mlean (Institute), Edwards (Karori), Benfleld (Athl6tln the intermediate same, Brooklyn v. The Rest, the following will represent The Rest:— Watts (captain), Allan (Institute), Bontly,, Porter (Athletic), Parker, Burnette (V.M.C.A.), and five players from St. Patrick's College. YMIc.A.-Second Eleven: Masters, Steptoe, Butcher, Jamieson, Haylock, Lark, Jackson, Williams, Wood, Tester, Yeatea.