CRICKET.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17328, 17 November 1916, Page 7

CRICKET.

CHRIST'S COLLEGE v. BOYS" HIGS SCHOOL. Tho First Grade competition match between Christ's College and Boys' High School which was started on October '26, but, owing to rain, could not bo continued on tho following Saturday, was concluded on Wednesday afternoon at Hagley Fork, in excellent cricket weather and on a good ■wicket.

Christ's College lied si load of 93 runs in tho first innings. Hi«h School's second innings started well, xh» first two wickets producing IG3 runs, but after that a "rot" set in, and i'ho jiinin;r9 was finished at 220, leaving 1 Christ's College to get 123 runs to win. College got thoni at a cost of two ■wickets, i-.rtd so scored a Uirsa-pouit win. The scores are an follow: —

Bowling Analysis.—Woods, two wickets for 89 runs; Buckhnrst, nono for SG; "Wright, none* fo: i; XI. 1.. Page, u <> for 32. CITY AND SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION. Tho following is the draw in the City and Suburban Association's matches to-mor-row: — r First Grade—Druids v. Woolston, at .Sydenham: Rangers v. Belfast, at Sydenham; Y.iI.C.A. a bye. Second Grade —Green's v. Templeton, at Sydenham; Dunstable v. Druids A. at Sydenham; Druids B v. 8.G.H.. at Sydenham. Third Grade— B.G.H. v. Druids, at Sydenham; St Paul's v.. Belfast, at Woo'ston; XlAriets a bye. WEST. CHRISTCHURCH CLUB. The following will repr*ent tho Wosfc Christehurch Club:— Third Grade, v. Boys' High School, at Haglov Park, to-morrow—Crook, Cradwick, Mundy* Hill, Cadenhead, Chamberlain, F. Jacobs, Hatchings, Reynolds, Thomas, A. Jacobs; emergency—Bull.

ST PAUL'S CLUB

.The following lw« been chosen to repre* sent St Pauls against Belfast, at AVoolaton Park, at 2.15 p.m." to-morrow:— Balfour,*Ball, E. .Wileon, V. ."Wilson, Batchelor (2), Hanseni Haliday. Cooke, Spaan, Tiu-pin, Harti" Ban, ThoviiKon and Brown.

BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL. Firit Inning's . ... 76 Second Innings. D. W. Recto, o Rioh'b ilaison . 22 Q. A. Wright, o Bhtnt b A. F. Hindmarah .... 94 G-. C. Austin, at Lowry b Blunt . 5a W. H. B. BuckhuMt. c J.-owry b S. H. Hindmarsh. 5 L. S. Woods, o Baevea b Bluni . 10 5 D: T. Maxwell, b S. H. Hiudnw.rsh . . 9 <. E. J. Bowes, run out .. , 1 if. li. Pag*> not oat . . • . 6 J. A. Fraser, c Mj&cf&rlane b Blunt 0 R. C. Burns, o Rich b S. H. lliudmarsh .... 3 L. J. Morgan, run out . ' ,: , ""5 Ijxtras .;.■■'.',. 4 . . 14 220 Bowling Analysis.—Blunt, three wickets fof 78 runs; Sugderi, none tor 24; Matson, on« for 43; Macfarlano, none for 7; Lowr y, none for 18; S.'H. MindnmrBh, three for 33; A. F. Hindmaveh, one for 3. CHRIST'S COLLEGE. 174 Second Innings. A. F. Hindmarsh, b Woods . 25 H. W. Macfarlano, c Wrigrhfc b Woods .... 37. T. C. Lowrv, not out . G6 R. C. not out . . , . 2 Extras . . & . . 2 - Total for two wickets 132 '