CITY AND SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17097, 21 February 1916, Page 11

CITY AND SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION.

FINAL ROUND COMMENCED. The finalround of the City and Suburban Association's compel itions was commenced on Saturday ill glorious weather. Following aro the details: FIRST GRADE. . .

Linwood Wanderers, batting against Railway, made 178 (Bellamy 41, Hooper 26, Harry 22, Stevens 21, Matson 12). Railway replied with 67 (Clements 19 not out, Warrenlj). Morgan and Beere bowled best for Railway and Harry and Stevens for Linwood. Plnying against Rangers, Druids made 271 in their first innings (Langford 59, Rix 50, Bartlett 46, Anderson 34). For Ranges Perry took iivo wickets for 10 runs. Woolston, playing against Waimairi, made 175 (Wigley 70, Pennell 38, Lawson 19). Waimairi responded with 44 for four wickets (Olsen 13, Kettle 10).

SECOND GRADE. Y.M.C.A., playing against Belfast, made 72 (Newton 25). Belfast replied with 98 (C. Clark 17). , • . 1 In their match against Druids Chemists mad© 56 (Horswell 27) and 92 for three wickets. Druids replied with 68 (Cockle 34). Linwood, playing against Green's, made 73 (Hill 22, Campbell 22). Green's replied with 155 (Hayncs 35, Wills 33). Richmond, plaving against St Albans, made 57 (Waller 12, Se'lwood 11). St Albans scored 99 (P. Winter 29).

THIRD GRADE. Boys' Gordon Hall B won from St Albans by default. , Playing against Druids, Scott s made 116 (J Roberts 36). Druids scored 42 (luiller The match between St Peters and Boys Gordon Hall A resulted in a win for St Peter's bv 21 runs. Boys' Gordon Hall made 39 (King*l4), and St Peter's GO (James 26).