CRICKET.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 18282, 18 December 1919, Page 5

CRICKET.

NORTH CANTERBURY. A team representative of the Canterbury Crioket Association from Christchuroh, played a North Canterbury Association team at- Kangiora on Tuosday. The result was a win for Christchurch by Beven wickets and 14 runs. Die scores were* NORTH CANTERBURY. W. E. Cockroft, c Martin b Hayes 32 Griffin. 0 sub. b Worker . . 11 A. Lockhart, c Hayes b Worker . 22 F. Adams, b Hayes ... 1 T. Ma«on, 0 Worker b Bennett . 67 H. Fisher, c Cropp b Martin . 38 J. Bain, et., b Martin . . 7 A. Smith, b Bennett ... 7 W. A. Macfarlane, not out . . 29 T. Tainui, c Worker b Barton . 6 H. Bennett, b Gordon . . 18 Extras . . • . . .21 263 Bowling Analysis.—Hayee, two wickets fox 21; Bennett, two for 22; Worker, two for 1 29; J. Martin, two for 45; Gordon, one for 35; Barton, none for 25; Cropp, one for 31. CHRISTCHURCH. W. Hayes,- retired 4 . . 104 K. Worker, st., b Bennett . . 60 J. Bennett, o Macfarlane b Bennett ..... 1 P. Martin, b Loolchart . . 26 F. Smith, not out . . .66 D. E. Parton . , . .15 Extras . . • • > 14 Total for four wickets . 276 Bowling Analysis.—Bennett, two wickets for 28; Lockhart, one for 52; A. Smith, none for 25; Mason, none for 27; Tainui, none for 34; Cockroft, none for 39; Macfarlane, none for 57* HIGH SCHOOL MATCHES. The annual matches between High School Past and Present were played yesterday at Hagloy Park. In the senior game High School, hatting first, mode 145 (M-. L. Page 16, R. F. Powell 52, J. Powell , 15, O. L. King, not out, 12). Old Boys replied with 228 (C. S. Harper 12, J. Chamberlain 34, C. Guinoy 24, R. Worker 62, D. Maxwell 81. D. Itedpath, not out, 27). For Old Boys, Worker throe for 7, Nixon two for 15, Redpatb two for 10, Evans two for 84 and Maxwell one for 12, took the wickets. For School Robertson took four wickets for 42 runs. , In the second match Old Boys made 78 (Burns 44, Park 14, Parkinson 17, Baverstock 16). School replied with 116 ([Holmes 10, Burrowes. not out, 66), CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION COMPETITIONS. . In the fifth round, commencing on Saturday, the match Sydenham B v. East Christchurch B, Becond grade, will he played at Hagloy Park (No. 5) instead of Sydenham. In the third grade the match Sydenham v. Kaiapoi will ho played at Sydenham Park, and the match lticcarton v. Lmwood B will not bo ployed. ELLESMERE v. CANTERBURY. A match between Ellesmere and Canterbury teams was played in the Springs ton Domain on Tuesday. The weather wae ideal and a very enjoyable game w&fl played. Xne match, resulted in a win for Ellesmere by 78 runs. For Ellesmere W. P. Guiney played a fine innings for 100, giving only one chance near the end of hie innings. The following were the principal score's! —For Canterbury: Nixon 51, Audibert 24. and Irving 14; For Ellesmere: W. P. Gtiiney 100, B. Coe 25, J. Chamberlain 23, H. Reid 19, L. Got don IX. For Canterbury Bullock, four for 14, 0. Gurney four for 67 D. Nixon two for 46, and for Ellesmere c! Taylor four for 20, W. P. Guiney three for 23 and L. Gurney two lor 89 divided the bowling honours.

Christ's College Fourth Eleven,. in their first innings against an Old Boys team Tuesdav, made 200 (Hutchinson 21, Peter 45, Murphy 15, Chapman 40, Trent S 5„ Grant 18). Old Boys replied with 12e '(J. Peters 12, p. Griffiths 70, Bowen 14). In Gwur seoond innings the school team, declared with throe wickets down for 127 (Kissuin® 49, Hutohinson 17, Peter 27, Trent 49 not out). Old Boys, with . 102 to. mako, wor» all out for 57 (J. Peter 18, Thomas 15). In the first innings Griffiths took four wickets for 79 and Bowen three for 21 for Old Boys, and for School Godfrey took threo for 46. In; the second innings Bowen and Griffiths took the School wickets, and for School Nalder took eight for 11. The Junior League team defeated a representative Fourth Grade team by an innings and 11 runs, at the Boys’ League ground on Tuesdav. Tho League mode. ,07 (Rich c,6 not out, Powell 14, Hahn 14, Lee 13, Ball 10), ana the Fourth Grade 02 (Bnght 26 not out) and 34 (Fenton 13); For the Fourth Grade team Main took four wickets for 29, Fenton, three for 29, Goodsir, two for 88; and Moore, one for 9. For the League in tho first innings, Ball took six wickets for 18; Ho well, three for 17; and Hoskin. one for 3; and in the second innings Logie, four for 2; Powell, one for 4; Rich, 2 foT 11; and Jackson, one for 3.

TALL SCORING. [P*b Pres* Association.] TIMAR)Uf» December 17. In tho crioket match played yesterday between Timaru and Geraldine, at Geraldine, the former team declared with 501 for three wickets (E. Donoghue 141, L. Eaton 164, F. S. Cave 108). Geraldine mudo only 75.