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LOWER GRADE RESULTS. SECOND GRADE. Karori, 122 met Wellington, two for 123., ' . ' Stop Out, 54 and 110 for fire, met Old Boys, 106. . - University, 201, played Hutt, one for 59. Kilbirnie, 242, met Midland,. four wickets for 29. JUNIOR A GRADE. Institute, 222, met Johrisonville, seven wickets for 64. ' Hut^ 136! met Hospital, 99. ■ JUNIOR Bl GRADE University, 128, met Kilbirnie, one wicket for 123. \ JUNIOR B2 GRADE. ' Hutt, 118, played Old Boys, four for 163. ■ . . JUNIOR O GRADE. ' ■ Kilbirnie, 244, played Wellington, five wickets for 125. Petone, 101 and two for 98, met Karori B, 52. JUNIOR D GRADE. Johnsonville. 172, met Kilbirnie, 159. Hutt, 106, played Midland, four for 182 (Bradburn 109 not out). JUNIOR SPECIAL GRADE Hutt, 221, played Kilbirnie, two wickets for 110. College, 142, met Midland, 139. MERCANTILE LEAGUE. Competition cricket in all the grades except one was completed on Saturday. By defeating Smith and Smiths. State Fire maintained their championship lead in the A grade and ran out grade winners with 36 points, four points ahead of Customs; who beat Roseneath. ■ Roseneath and Jasco tied in third place with 30 points. -Principal A grad^ .results are: State Fire 129 for five. Smith and Smiths 92; Customs 139 for four, Roseneath 102; Jaeco 144, Overseas Shipping 123; Nivens 209, Cowans 160. In the B grade competition' Telephone Exchange "148 for four beat State Advances 141, and Woolworths 153 for seven • declared beat Hannahs 74 and 89-. for two. These two teams are level and play off for the championship next Saturday. In the same grade Education 140, for seven beat Prestige <57 and lie third. The C, D and G grade finalists were found last week. Clubs will be notified by letter of the arrangements ,for the concluding games next Saturday- * FIXTURES MADE. ' Cricket fixtures for Saturday; including the beginning of the two-days final between Kilbirnie and -Wellington in the senior competition^ were made by' the Wellington association last night as follow :—Kilbirriie v. .Wellington, Basin Reserve No. v 1' (umpires," Messrs. Cobcroft and Jenness); Petone v. Hutt, Petone (Messrs Rodger and. JSayden);' Old Boys v. Institute, Kelburn, first day, Kubiinie second day (Messrs. Baker and Burns) ; Varsity v. Midland, Basin No. 2 (Messrs. Cook and Watts).'
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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 72, 26 March 1935, Page 4
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