CRICKET.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15884, 3 April 1915, Page 10

CRICKET.

j TO. MAY'S ARRANGEMENTS. CHirrET matches will be played to-day be- , '"eon Auckland and Hawke's Hay at I Hastings, Auckland v. South Auckland at | Men I ark, Auckland junior representatives ami Auckland Suburban Association at Eden lark. Churches' Association and Suburban | Association at the Domain. I AUCKLAND V. SOUTH AUCKLAND. 1 tho match between ">? representatives of ■ the Auckland and South Auckland Associa i *°"? will commence at Eden Park this a™noon and be cout,nued on Monday The 1 teams are as follows: " 1M Auckland. E. Horspool, W. Horspool Graftom, Howie Worth Shore). L. GX nmJ'T V Sh °-F hc , rd n > 6ak « r <Wahl Uracil. W Robinson and W. McMath (Ponnonby). Reserve, N. -Bnsden (Ponsonby) u So "!i ' T Au . lnn , d „ : „Loveridgo. Pomoroy, Hamill. Turb«t, W. Pomeroy, Loutfer, De La .Mare, Connolly, McQuillan. Gaulton and J. Alien. PUBLIC SCHOOLS MATCH. The postponed B grado match, Normal v Avondale. was played at Eden Park on Wednesday and resulted in a win for the Normal School by 68 runs. The scores were, formal 101 I Leech 17, Taylor 17, Craig 21, O'Halloran 15, Wright 151. Lee took three' wickets, Crook three and Dyke three. Avondale 33. Leech took iivo wickets and Craig five. SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION. The Auckland Suburban Association has decidod to close the season with a match between the Brotherhood eleven winners of the A crad) championship, and a reprsentalive team chosen from the rest of the clubs. J.he match will bo ployed on April 10 and 17.

OTAGO V. SOUTHLAND. THE RETURN MATCH. CUT TELEGRAPH.—PRESS association J Dunedly, Friday. The return match between Southland and Otagq was commenced at Carisbrook this morning. Iho weather was dull but the wicket was good Casey of Southland, won the toss and decided to bat. A total of 228 runs was made, a feature of the innings being the batting of Poole who compiled 77 Ramsden and Crawford divided tho bowling honours, tho former securing four wickets for 63 runs and the latter five for 60. The scores were as follows: — SOUTHLAND.-Firrt Innings! Bannorman, c Smith, b Ramsden ... in Topley, c Smith, b Ramsdon ... "'. 3 Poole, b Crawford t '" 77 K<nmtz, b Ramsden ... ... " 7 Hamilton, b Crawford ... ... \\] 25 Doifr b Seideberg , "° 19 .T. Gilbortson. b Crawford ... ~, g Kavanauh, lbw b Crawford ... „" i Casey, 0 Crawford '. 92 Cockroft, not out ... ... ... .'.', fp J. H. Oilbert3on, st Chadwick, b Ramsden iC Extras 27 Total ... 226 Bowling Analysis: Ramsden, 12 overs, 1 maiden, 63 runs, 4 wickets; Crawford, 20 overs, 3 maidens, 60 runs. 5 wickets; Soidoberg, 11 overs, 1 maiden, 82 runs, no wickets: A. W. Alloc, 4 overs, 17 runs; Given, 8 overs, 2 maidens, 27 runs. OTAGO.-First Innings. Smith, run out 2 Westbrook. c Cockroft, b Gilbertson ... 39 iA. W. Alloc, b Dots 5 Tuck well, c Cockroft, b Doig ... ... 18 Extras ... 4 1 Total 'or four wickets 68 J