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STOP PRESS . ■ » '•-•■••.■. i ■ i ■'.■■• NEW FRONT OPENING UP? ■ New York.—Extraordinary mili- ) !' tary activity is reported from Mani churia, indicating that a full-dress. Russo-Japanese clash will occur i before long, says the Chungking correspondent of the "New York Times."—U.P.A. * ■ CRICKET __—— » —-— . ■. ■ SENIOR GAMES CHAMPIONSHIP STILL OPEN Senior club cricket in Wellington on Saturday was full of interest and the results of the afternoon's matches left the championship position still decidedly open. In the top division Hutt (beaten by Army) dropped behind the other three leaders, while Karorl, after disposing of Petone for 29 runs in the first Innings, missed an outright win by only one run. In an exciting finish at Kilbirnie Wellington College Old Boys failed by three runs to reach the home team's score. On drying wickets runs in most cases were not easy to get, but there was a notable exception on the No. 6 wicket at Kilbirnie, where, in a second division match, over 500 runs were scored by Institute Old Boys and University, Sheffield retiring after making a century for the former team. This division also produced " the only "eight-pointer"—by Wellington at Midland's expense. , The senior championship points now are:— first division: Army 45, Karori 45, Kilbirnie 45, Hutt 40, Wellington College Old Boys 23, Petone 20. Second division: Wellington 21, St. Patrick's College Old Boys 20, University 18, Johnsonville 15, Institute Old Boys 15, Midland 15. SENIOR GRADE. First Division. Kilbirnie, 163 (Rice 55; Lamason five for 35, Reynolds three for 58), won on the first Innings from Wellington College Old Boys, 160 (Ronaldson 40. Lamason 62, Ashenden five for 50, Glasson five for 37), at Kilbirnie. Army, 235 for six (Menzies 43, O'Brien 53). won on the" first innings from Hutt, 156 (Cheevers 47, Wail 45; Wilson four for 18, Snedden four for 39), at Hutt. Karori, 130 (Standidge 46; Biddolls three for 51. Denzell five for 19) and 12 for two wickets won on the first innings from Petone, 29 (Dickinson three for 8. Coupland five for 1G) and 113 (Willis 41; Dickinson four for 27, Coupland three for 16), at Karori. • Second Division. Institute Old Boys, 291 for seven declared (Sheffield retired 109, Finer 40, Hurcombe not out 60), drew with University, 217 for six wickets (Stringer 49, Wilson 61; .Hurcombe three for 50), at Kilbirnie. Wellington, 140 for fire declared (Thomas: 57; Menzies four for 58) and 64 for one | (Thomas 46), beat Midland, 130 (Crawford 44; Meech four for 37, Cameron three;for 49) and 59 (Blundell four for 20. Meech five for 33). at Kelburn. St. Patrick's College Old Boys, 166 (Burke 56: Parsloe five for 62). won on the first innings from Johnsonville. 127 (Melculf four for 3 2), at Kelburn. SECOND GRADE. OnsUnv, 20S for seven -wickets, declared (Nelson 75), drew with Petone East, 93 for four wickets (Ross 54). Bowling for Petone East, Tan-ant four for 54. THIRD GRADE. Petone, 164 for six wickets (Flux 80), beat Johnsonville, 162 (Williams 84). Bowling for Petone Driscoll four for 15; for Johnsonville Powell three for 83. FOURTH GRADE. Onslow, 148 (Brooker 48), beat Kilbirnie, 128 (Blamires 8G not out, including six 6's), by 20 runs on the first innings. Bowling for Onsiow Little four for 34, Tweed four for 42; for Kilbirnie Armstrong five for 44. • Institute A, 208 (Ferguson 70 not out), beat Air Force, 95 (Dv Feu 23). Bowling for Air Force Smith four for 42; for Institute Perston six for 52, Griffiths four for 38. FIFTH GRADE. Karori, 111 (Seivers 33 not out), beat Onslow, 94, by 17 runs on the first innings. Bowling for Karorj, Beasley four for 31, Wright four for 32; for Onslow Lumber eight for 43. Onslow B, 239 for seven wickets, declared (Jensen 48, Heathcrwick 45 not out), beat City Mission, 16 and 24. Bowling for Onslow Pointon six for 9, Jensen three for 3. Hooper three for 6. Heatherwick three for 7. ; HUTT VALLEY ASSOCIATION. A Grade. Empire, 119 for five, declared (J. May 48 not out; Angus three for 33), beat Bell Park 43 (G. Putter four for 13, T. Sherlockthree for 4), and 90 for five (Angus 30, Bryant :il not out). A two-point win for Empire. Eastbourne, 120 (Targett 47, E. Roberts 31; Dunn three for 40, Claridge three for 40. Cook three for 20), beat Moera Stop. Out, 86 (Cook 20; L. Foley six for 41, Willis three for 16), and 60 for six (Drylie 30). A twopoint win for Eastbourne. Trafalgar Park, 128 for seven, declared (J. Jones 58; C. Pegler three for 18, A. Bramley three for 26), beat General Motors, 69 (Ryan four for 2, Williams four for 25), and 38 for eight (Ryan five for 14, Davies three for 24). A two-point win for General Motors. B Grade. Gracefleld, 115 for seven, declared (H. Nairn 36; Shernack four for 22), and 52 for three, beat Taita, 65, and 105 for two, declared (Spencer 70 not out, J. Sharp seven for 56, H. Nairn three for 69). A two-point win for Gracefield. Epuni. 163 for five (R. Hayes 49 not out, Jones 36), beat Gear United, 142 for eight, declared (Edney 36, Dixon 45; Hudson four for 27). A two-point win for Epuni. Petone Hibernians, 140 (Ellis 43), beat Trafalgar Park, 105 (Dennis four for 46, Douglas four for 20). A two-point win for Petone Hibernians. . C Grade. Oddfellows, 212 for eight (Sherwood 101 retired; Dallas four for 48), beat Epuni, 108 (N. Stead ,30; Gifford three for 20, F. Brocklebank three for 35). A two-point win for Oddfellows.' ■ : ."■ ■ 8.A.L.M., 125 (Dean 49, . 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