CRICKET.
SEASON , OPENS TO-MORROW. Tun cricket season will open to-morrow, when matches in all grades will bo played at Die Domain, Victoria Park, and North Shore Domaiu. Tho senior teams ore as follows, pressure on space prevent inn tho publication of junior or outside association teams:-— Grafton: E. McC'ormick, E. Horspool, W. Horapool, R. G. Sloman. R. I M " rd " cl \ T W. Harvey, H. D. Cam, N. Kingstone, D. Hay, J. Baker, H. Martin. . „ Eden A: W. B. Smith. O. Cummings. K. Burton. L. G. Taylor, L. G. Hemus. I. Mills, R. Rountree, F. Sauverin, E. Hoighway. M. Gilmore, G. Greenwood. . ~, Eden B: W. A. Somervell, B. V. Sale, T. Buckley, A. J. Shepherd, A. Hum, W. Blair. E. C. Beak F. Punch. C. Robinson, A. O. Horspool. R. Ilonoycombo. North Shore: Bush, W. Coleman. L. Dacre, C. Dacve, Farcmhftrßon, Howden, Howie, Prime, Rankin, Stewart, Tattcrsall. Townshond, Dr. Thomson. n.hnrne Ponsonby: V. ft. Kavanauh. A. Osborne, p. R Mason. W. McMath. \Y. Robinßon N. C Snedden, C. A. Sneddon F.S. Taylor. I. R Wilson. R. T. Woods, R Workor. Vnivc?ity: F. A. Ai«y. W. Car.*.., H. S. Dfttmann. It. E. W. H. Fisher, W. 11. Graham, O. W. Mu nan, W. Porry, A. S. Player, F. E. Sutherland, F. A. T Wai.emat 8 : A. Young, Mo)l« fi». C^TmjcxA»^:pE«£; K Slater". R. Somervell. W. B. Stephens, a. Wright. DRAW FOR THE SEASON. The draw for tho season. for the third and fourth grade matches <>'««._ Cricket Association are as tollowa. THIRD GRADE. First Round: SB® Kr I GVa(S I vt^Kr m NorthSlm™: KsVooi p rfc v c«ge G^College. Grammar School v. »«™"' «onbv v. North Shore , irin^-i ffifmarSeltl v.'North Shore, Ponsonby v. Sacred Heart College „ R , .-„ wJite'mata. Eden A t. North Shore. GramA Grafton v. Sacred Heart College. JNortn V 'RS n Perncll v. Grammar School. T -sS Heart College. v. North Shore, Seventh Round: arnell v. North bhore, King's College v. Ronsonby Eden H V. Grammar School. Grafton v. Eden A, www m^hth SB £n e,,r Pa3f o v. Waitemata, kS Coll bo • North Shore, Eden Bv. Ronsonby? Grafton v. Grammar School, Edon A\- Sacred Heart Collese. .Bund Heart Ninth Round: Parnell v. Sacred Hear College Kins", College v. WaitemaU, Ejtt B v. North Shore. Grafton v. lousonuy, Eden A v. Grammar School. FOURTH GRADE. First Round: Eden v. Pornell, Domain; Waitomata v. Ponsosbi-A, Victoria, IMK. Ponsonby B v. North Shore, North Shore. Second Round: Eden v. Waitomata, Par noli v. North Show. Ponsonby B v. lon°Third A Round: Eden v. Tonsonby B. Parnell v. Waitemata. Powoabj A v. North S Fourth Round: Eden *. Ponsonby A. Pitnell " Ponsonby B. Waitemata v. North S Fifth Round: Eden v. North Shore. Par- j nell v. Ponsonby A, Waitomata v. lon-, sonby B. CHURCHES' ASSOCIATION 7 . The Auckland Churches' Cricket Associationwill open the season to-morrow, when matches will be ployed at the Domain ami Victoria Park The various cntnea Reived considering the present day circumstances, are extremely gratifying and ho Sects lor the approaching season are IHi This veil- competing team? have been graded in two derisions only, senior and Sr and this should tend to improve the Sard of play in the. respective grades. The draw for to-morrow is as follows .- Senior Grade: St. Johns v. Y.M.C.A., Croydon v St. Peter's, W.Y.M.1.. » bye , Junior Grade: St. Stephen's v. All SunUi. St John's v. Kingslnnd Jubiloo, Arawa T, St David's, St. Luke's v. EdemUle. Excelsior v. Bcresford. Dcvonport. a bye.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15747, 23 October 1914, Page 8
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