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Evening Star, Issue 21054, 17 March 1932, Page 8

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ST. ANDREW'S COLLEGE V. M'GLASHAN [Per United Press Association.! CHRISTCHURCH, March 16. The St. Andrew’s College team found itself in a comparatively sound position at the end of the first day’s play in the annual match with the John M'Glashan College, which began today. The wicket and outfield were fast, but low scoring was the rule throughout the day. St. Andrew’s batted first, and opened unsteadily against a good attack, three wickets falling fast. Later the batting improved, until K. E. Nicholls improved his side’s position greatly, playing all the bowling confidently. M'Glashan College opened fairly well, but a rot sot in after the sixth wicket had fallen, at which stage Shand was howling remarkably well. St. Andrew’s gave a much improved display of batting in their second strike. Details:— ST. ANDREW’S. First Innings. A. J. Henderson c Begg b Lambert 6 J. K. Wellsford b Begg 5 F. R. Symes c Fraser b Stevenson 9 D. L. Cropp c and b Lambert ... 20 W. A. Goss b Lambert 2 P. Williamson run out 17 E. A. Shand c Begg b Bell 14 D. L. Jones c Fraser b Bell 8 K. E. Nicholls b Bell 39 W. K. L. Bengali not out 18 A. S. Williamson c Lambert b Bell 6 Extras 11 Total 155 Bowling Analysis.—Begg, one for 16; Stevenson, one for 30; Lambert, three for 44; Fraser, none for 24; Bell, four for 22; Wilson, none for 10. Second Innings. Henderson Ibw b Wilson 8 Wellsford not out 22 Symes not out ... 16 Extras 0 Total for one wicket ... 46 M'GLASHAN COLLEGE. First Innings. A. W. Sutherland b Shand 11 E. S. Wilson c Symes b Nicholls ... 21 S. Lambert c Henderson b Shand 15 A. Stevenson c Williamson b Wellsford 2 T. Fraser b Wellsford 0 E. Stevenson b Shand 2 V. Begg c Wellsford h Shand ... 14 J. P. Bell c Williamson b Nicholls 1 D. S. Dodgshun b Shand 14 1. G. Dunn b Symes 2 E. Baker not out 3 Extras 7 Total 92 Bowling Analysis.—Shand, five for 23; Symes, one for 8; Wellsford, two for 6; Dougall, none for 19; Nicholls, two for 28.

SATURDAY’S JUNIOR MATCHES

The following is the draw for Saturday ; Second Grade B.—Dunedin v. Taieri, at Oval No. 2; Grange v. University, at Logan Park No. 2; Green Island v. Carisbrook C, at Carisbrook No. 3; Kaikorai B v. Kaikorai A, at Kaikorai No. 2; Albion v. M'Glashan, at M'Glashan; Old Boys Av. Christian Brothers, at Oval No. 3; Knox v. High School, at School No. 1; North-east Valley v. Old Boys B, at Logan Park No. 8. Third Grade.—Grange v. Kaikorai, at Logan Park No. 3; Dunedin v. Taieri, at Mosgiel; Carisbrook E v. North-east Valley, at Logan Park No. 8; Green Island v. Christian Brothers’ Old Boys, at Green Island; Albion v. High School, at School No. 2; Port Chalmers v. North-east Valley Presbyterian, at Port Chalmers; Old Boys v. Christian Brothers’ High School, at Logan Park No. 9. Fourth Grade.—M'Glashan v. Dunedin, at Logan Park No. 10; Grange v. Technical, at Logan Park No. 11; School A v. School B, at Logan Park No. 12.

SHEFFIELD SHIELD

SOUTH AUSTRALIA BEATS QUEENSLAND Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. BRISBANE, March 16. South Australia, in their second innings scored 289 (Benstead two for 44, Gilbert two for 69, Hubbart two for 48). Queensland in their second innings scored 129 (Oxenham 57; Grimmett five for 44, Carlton three for 24). South Australia won by 150 runs.