PLAY ELSEWHERE
(By Telegraph—Press -Association.) Christchurch.—A • strong' south-west wind gave bowlers the advantage on Saturday when the fourth round- of cricket ■ matches -was commenced. Steady rain began to fall soon after 5 o'clock, causing an early abandonment of play. Old Collegians, 37 runs for one wicket, played Lancaster Park. West. Christchurch, playing Riccarton, were all out for 180 (Peake 51, Burton 53, Roberts three for 32). East Christchurch, playing Old Boys, scored 180 (Coupland 40, Graham four for 38). Sydenham, playing St. Albans, scored 205 (Butterfield 73, C. Oliver 53, Burtt four for 52). Dunedin. —Cricket matches were played in fine weather on wickets that had been affected by rain. Grange 236 (Toorney 33, Galland 55, Chettleborough 40, Dickinson six for 84) met Old Boys, 48 for none. Carisbrook B, JSO (Thomson 52, Riiey five for 46, McGregor four for 18) met Kaikorai, 220 for four (McGregor 75. Swales 65, Talbot not out 61). University. 71 (Uttley 30, Dunning four for 19, Campbell three for 39) met Carisbrook A, 126 (Dunning 58, Henderson six for 40). Albion. 134 (Emerson 24, Silver not out 26, Badcock four for 28) met Dunedin. 77 for five (Taylor 30. Robi ertson not out 30, Silver three for 25).
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Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 131, 30 November 1936, Page 5
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204PLAY ELSEWHERE Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 131, 30 November 1936, Page 5
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