IN OTHER CENTRES

Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 133, 2 December 1935, Page 16

IN OTHER CENTRES

Press Association, reports of cricKet matches in other centres on Saturday Auckland.—Conditions for the fifth cricket series were excellent, wickets favouring the batsmen. Results: King's Old Boys, 125 (Pearson 61, Lewis 31, Anthony seven for 25) met Parnell, 257 for two (Whitelaw not out 106, Wallace not out 92, Stephenson 59); North Shore, 193 (Ferguson 53, Curtayne 39, Townsend eight for. 52) met Eden, 51 for three; Grafton 213 (Spring 40; Cowie 40, Ratchffe 29) met YM.C.A., 20 for two; Ponsonby, 12 < (Scholium not out 39, Garrard four for 23 Schnauer four for 29) met University, 85 for three (Schnauer not out on) . " Christchurch.—For the first day this I season the wickets were fast, favouring batsmen. The weather was ideal. Ric"n, 237 (Roberts 56 Dawson 40, Read seven for 66) played Lancaster I Park •13 runs for two wickets; East Christchurch, 164 (Ellis 57, Patrick four for 28, Burtt five for 44) v. Sydenham 85 lor three wickets (Gray SO^West Christchurch, 305 (J. L. Kerr; HI,- H. D Smith 54, Ward 54) v St. Albans, 17 for one wicket; Old Colegians, 146, v. Old Boys,-64 for one-wicket. Dunedin.—Cricket matches were concluded under ideal conditions. Album. 161 beat University, 43 and b5 "-Alien two1 fbr 3, Silver two for 15 Shepherd two for 9, Barron three for•19), Kailwrai 202, beat Dunedin, 72 (Cook eight fo™27); and 93 <Cook six for 36); Grange 342, beat High School Old Boys, 265 (Giles 68, Mills 51, P{*iiMon or i inrlndintf five 6's, Knight four for'3s^ C^sbrook 03i36jnd 189 for four (H. Cameron 50 Cavanagh 30 Bell, not out, 41) lost to Colts, 243 (Knowles 48, Payne 51).