CRICKET.

Evening Star, Issue 12769, 23 March 1906, Page 8

CRICKET.

' M.C.C. v. SOUTH CANTERBURY. The home fifteen .were disposed of in their second innings yesterday for 98 runs {l ynch 16, Dalgleish 15, 12)? Ransiord took nine, wickets‘ftfr .32' funs, and Armstrong' four for 58; The necessary 41 runs were made by MiC.C. for the loss of a wicket (Mailer, c and b O’Callaghan, 0). Armstrong and Hansford each had 20 to his credit when the game was won. LOCAL CRICKET. To-morrow’s fixtures: -y —First Grade.— The Albion v. Grange match will be ■ontinued on the North Ground. The match Opoho v. Dunedin will b ■ontinued at Opoho. —Second Grade.— Albion v. Dunedin No. 1 will bo cor • inued on the North Ground. Opoho v. Dunedin No. 2, on the Caleonian Ground, —Third Grade.— Albion No. 1 v. Dunedin, on the North Ground. Albion No. 2 v. Port Chalmers, at Port Chalmers. St. Martin’s v. Carisbrook, at Carisbrook Opoho v. Star, at Opoho. —Fourth Grade.— Star No. 1 y. Star No. 2, on Asylum Ground. Albion y. Mornington No. 2, ground tr be arranged. Roslyn v. High School, at Bishopscourt. St. Martin’s v. Grange, at St. Martin’s. The match Opoho v. Mornington ■will not be played, owing to Opoho not being able to raise a team. —Schools’ Cricket Association.— The, following school fixtures have been arranged :—Junior grade : Kaikorai v. Albany street. Mornington No. 1; Forbury v. Union street, Mornington No. 2; Caversham v. Kensington, Caledonian ; Mornington v. George street, North Ground; High street v. Arthur street, Tramsheds; Northeast Valley, a bye. The following will represent Hallenstem Bros, against Ross and Glendining at Anderson Bay cricket ground to-morrow Hamel, MTndoe (2), Mason, Fletcher, Pettit, M'Nish, M'Connell, Parkins, Mitchell, Wyatt. Mr John Fowke. the well-known Christchurch cricketer, has taken up his residence in Wellington.