PLUNKET SHIELD CRICKET.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18890, 12 December 1924, Page 8

PLUNKET SHIELD CRICKET.

CRICKET CONTESTS.

AUCKLAND TEAM SELECTED.

TWO MATCHES IN THE SOUTH.

The Auckland representative cricket team to play Canterbury and Otago for the PJunket Shield at Christmas and New Year respectively, has been selected. Unfortunately several well-known players arc not. available for 'the tour. Th<? twelve players chosen are:—S. G. Smith (Ponsonby), A. E. Irving (Parnell), C. Dacro (North Shore), C. Allcolt, H. Wilson, E. Horspool (Grafton"), H. Gillespie (Eden), W. R. Garrard (University), R. C. Somervell (Parnell).. C. L. Metge (University), L. E. Elliott (North Shore). 11. W. Rowntree, N. C. Sneddcn. A. Anthony, D. R. Garrard, H. E. Burton, and A. S. Dayer are not available.

The team, accompanied by Mr. J. Clark as manager, will leave by express on 3ionday evening, December 22.

THE CLUB COMPETITIONS.

TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW.

The club cricket championship competitions will be continued on the various Grounds to-morrow. In the Auckland Association's competitions tho fiftL. matches in the senior and second grado will bo commenced, two of tho senior gai :.es being at Eden Park and tho third at, North Shore. Teams are as follow: —

SENIOR GRADE

Grafton.—Allcott, Bush. F2etchcr. Horspool, Hughes, Leech, Oliver, Pope, Rowntree, Snodden, Wilson. Ponsonby.—S. G. Smith, N. C. Sneddon, T. McLeod, A. G. Grant, J. Commons, N. Kemp. W. Wheeler. F. Craig. P. Taylor, L. Miell, M. J. Flynn, R. Kemr. University.—W. R. Garrard, D. R. Garrard, L. H. Saunders, C L. Metge. C. M. Taylor. E. Bannister, R. Kelly,. E. G. Goodwin, R. D. Macklow. A. S. Player, C. R. Jones. Parnell.—H. E. Eton. A. Anthony. D. F. Smith, S. A. R. Badelcy, W. J. C. Badeley, A. W. McCoy, C. G. Broberg, A. E. Irving, A. M. Rose, H. Buisson.

SECOND GRADE.

University.—Graham, Abbott. Foster, Waddincrham, Morris, Winks, Gee, Francis. Stono, McDougull, Sutherland. Grafton.—Brighton, Burton. Brown. Dale, Hope, Hußton, Martin. McLeod, Portcous, Tavlor. White. Emergency: Ringrose. Parnell A.—F. M. Andrews. E. O. Booth. A. J Luke. S. T. H. Roskilly. J. W. Palmer, J. A. Lamb, E. Foster, J. Williams, A. H. Singleton. W. Johnston. IST. 11. McMillan. Parnell B.—W. H Johnston, C. Seed, F. G. Ellingham, R. D. Ellingham, N. Von Rotter, A. G. Sheen. W. M. Jones, H. G. Colgan, E. Carter, A. Burton, J. R. H. Bisa. THIRD GRADE.

University.—Coleman, Simmons, Dodd. Hook, Gilchrist, Neeley. Barrett, Von Sturnier, Sinclair, Palmer, Moyer. W.Y.M.I.—W. Lewis. K. Scott, L. Knight, Chapman (2). E. Coleman. S. Walsh, S. Young, A. Taylor. C. Dempsey, C. Lincoln, C. Kasper. E. Attwell. Ponsonby.—A. Warneford, G. Adams, Corbext, O. Kemp, A. Beale, O'Neill, Dui can, Burr, Hewitt, TaTbottorn. Robertson, Saunders, Granger, Lang. , Parneil.—J D. Huddleston. W. C. Johnson, P. Horspool. A. Bell. A. Arderrt, E. Catterall, J. M. Brown. R. Aubin, J. F. Kenny, R. S. Challqior. M. F. Brown. Emergency: Cameron. • King3land. — Bullivant, Kayes. kvans, Brebner, Hirst, Clegg. Thompson, Hayhow, Barrett. Vincen' . Telegraph.—Le?.ry, Somers, Brett, Kerr, Cliffe. Corbett, McNamara (2). Rogers, Ferguson, Willetts, Borham, Michie.

FODRTH GRADE. Telegraph A.—Cook. McKeown, Barlow, Corles, Preston. McLean, Simpson, Smith. Pearce, Patterson. White. Telegraph B.—Moros, Meredith. Moore, Martin, Leatharn, Craies, Jopsoa, King. Young, Mclvor; Jeffrey. Ponsonby.—W. Dobson. L. Jones. U. Jones, Arnodeo. Hodgson. H. Bell. B. Boothley, Sinel. Sims, Fa,wcett, Gaser, Croncher, Commons, Phipps. ' _ Rovers Methodist.—L. McKay. P. Houder, G. Moon. M. Jones. E. Jones. G. Williams, R Conchie, M. Ingham, A.. Bramly. E. Dowsing, J. Jones. Emergencies: O. Everson. R. Jones, D Hodder. Kingsland.—Speck. Chambers Evans, Havhow, Laing. Copeland, Fryett. .Hammond. Stichbury. Ross, Buckle. Fitzjames. Northern Boot Company. — Stephens, Clare, Fyke. C. Campbell. A. Campbell, Wheeler. Draffin. Burgess. Bond. Rayner. Laing. Soung. Thomas. Hebami.—Cnlluia, Pearson. Spicer, Watkins Dnw. Hall. Cowley. McManus , (2) Ninkie, Rusden, McCallum. Heaps. SENIOR CADET MATCHES. A cricket match between teams for the 27th and 28th Senior Cadet Companies will be played at Grey Lynn Park tc-rnorrow afternooa, commencing at 2 o clock. lhe following players will represent the 28th Company:--Jenkins, Barnes. Hogs. .Dillon, Carlaw,' Gallagher. Siddle, Sutton, Simpson, Stone, Crowsen. Page. Peckham. The team to represent the 25th Company against Philomel at tho Naval , Reserve, Devonport. to-morrow afternoon, is as follows:— F. Howard. A. Cummins L. ( J er ,r° 8, Hart. Maxwell. Rose. Elliott. Stokes. Bridge. Denison. Harris, fachoon. .uealey, Schroeder.

THE SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION.

CLUB TEAMS SELECTED.

The Auckland Suburban Cricket Association's competitions, which are- attracting considerable interest this season, will bo advanced a further stage to-morrow. The following teann l.avo been selected: —

SENIOR GRADE.

ron=crby.—lnncs. Ward. Nnysmith. Cat♦crall Wright. Kenredy. Davies. Palmer, Eobertahaw. Roberts. Dickson Post and Telegraph.—Mackie. Harley. '3ooton. Herd. S. Allen, Sutherland. Peglor. Leary, Kerr, Mormon. Singe. Emergency: G V a: M C.A.-Stullwonhy. Elliot. Miller. Yutes. Beech, Gorrie. Ehby. Mitchell. Otter. Lewis,. Dunning. Ellerslie.—A. Parker. A. Stan.ey, C. Andrews, Bunker. Baxter. A. Gcdyo. Kas- | y>;ir, Wilsor, Matthews. Sounders. Moore, i Beard. R.V". —Simpson, Burton, Kfrr. Wetne'.iJl, ! Bass, Hetherington, Martin, Nairn, Stotter, ! Barber. Paul

SECOND GRADE.

Ellerslie.—J. Adams, W. Funnell. 1. Muskett, R. Lawrence, B. White. T. Whit-, ('.. Gedye. L. McEwan, P. McGnire, <". J. Whisker. Emergency: M'.' Lawrence. Ponsonby.—Morrison ('?>. Ward. BeJsham, PincotL, Moir. McKenna. Rae, Dca.son. Ahern. Gavan, Pike. Tramways.— Jures, CornwelL Jansen, Calder. G. Turner. Caimucan. Gray, .Oaw.»nn, Gnbble. Mahoney, Godfrey. Reserves. Maiding. Garrett. Y.M.C.A. A.—Speer. Lepetit, Haivxins. Falconer. Houlden, Jordan, Smith, Treter,na, Fletcher, Grundy. Power Board. -Bricht. Fellowes. Ooodj'man, Land, Lovell, Mapce, McGregor, Muldoon. Roy, Scl!ar3. Hinkes. Cnißt. Unity.—Viscoe, Knight, Woods. Mrnogiio, Forbes, Clnnson. Russell, Somers (2), Shroeder. Carroll. McLcod. R.V.—fabaracr. Dixon, Wrathall. EvcrI :ii. McKeown, Simpson, Gedye, Rohin-'on, Williams, Moyle. Williams, Wbllb, EJiina, | R'nienr.

Londoner*.—Gwillim, Cheepeman, MnFadaean, Hudson, Bignull. Parkinson, Gotobod, Pf trie. Howarth, Russell, Uodgekin-on, Tubb, Ham ley Groen L;.ne. ■A. W. Leaeh. A. Roy, A. Pall. A. \V. Beeson. A. V. R»e*on. -\ Brown, T. < inrke. J. Hntchingts, G. C. Ross, W. Lentfer. E. Bavcrstock.

THIRD GRAPE.

Green Lar.e.—D. Hay, Kilgour, A. Rlewaeu. F. Blewdeu. L. Dawson. L. Robinson, R. Robinson. O. 11. Phillips, R. Sandnw-on, V, Rie=op. McPhearson. EUcrslie.--A Hollia. W. Williams. S Gil'n<;ur Baldwin (2), Patterson, Hargrcaveg W. Tngleb.'. . G. Mather. J. Knagus. Mafth.wk. J. Fit7.patr.ck. Emergencies: [fard viek. Buhli. Osborne, Taylor, Cowau. Power Board.—Dnrnbrougli. du Wolfe Han'ien, Hill. Lowe, Maher, Moßeth. Munro Phelps, Strong, Wtrm, Everton, Cox. Unity.—Ardrevjs. Edmonds (21. Rowe! (•;»), Maokay, Began. Hebdsn, Fielder, Peters! Rule, Rogers.

FOURTH GRADE.

Green Lane.—o, Hughes, W. Ha.rford. IT. Wilson, McFarlane, B, Musgrove, G. Hollier, J. Hollier. J. Tuohey, Mclver, King don, Morris Emergencies: Winstono. F -,r roster. Ellernlie.—EllirH. Rudlinsr. White, W«lv ley. Keesing Colder Murray. How'son, W'Ahamn, Urubh, Eslall, Porteous.

PRIMARY SCHOOLS MATCHES.

SELECTING THE REP. TEAMS.

The two matches, between the ?"s«* schools' representatives and the Auckland and Mount Albert Grammar Schools tearus, will be played at Eden Park on Tuesday, commencing at 9.30 a.m. . . •, The final selection of the primary schools teams will tako plnco this morning. in° following teams will play a try-out at the Domain at 9-30 a.m.:— . T „v«. A Team.—Wbitela*-. Webb, Vivian. Jones. Cox, Barry, Patten, Minoham. Curson. Ivolchor, Harvoy , _ . tt i B Team.—Finney. Meredith, Spicor. fallen. Hasson. Hotherington. Stewart. Crewo. Stohr. Howie. Elliot, _ , □„,„„„, C Team.—Nolan, Langton. Dale. SpragK. Daisley. Moir, Johj.ston. Davenport. Bnnsden, McEee. Beattj, Donegan . D Team.—Wall. Belamy. N.ieol. Scarborough. Gaulder. Wells. Wilson. St. Gcorgo. Duane. Floyd, McCormack. NEXT WEEK'S COMPETITIONS. The following arc next week's fixtures:— A Grade Final.—Vermont I v. Devonport, Domain, Monday. Junior Knock-out.—Semi-final: Winner of Mouugawhau v. Edendale, Domain, Monday. Final: Winner of semi-final will play winner of Takapuna v. Bcresford btrect. HAWKE CUP MATCH. [BY TELEGIIAFir.— PRESS ASSOCIATION.] MARTON, Thursday. In the Hawke Cup match. Ransitikei v.. W-.mganui. Rangitikei. in their first nmnr.-s. made '241 runs. and..6B in their »eco«d.-. Tronson took six wicketn for 3.3 rims. Wanganui. in their first innings, made 140, and in their second l.ave 68 on the bnard without, uny loss. Play will be continued on Saturday.

MANAWATU V. WAIRARAPA.

[BY TELEGKArH.—rKESS ASSOCIATION.]

PALMEESTON NORTH, Thursday.

The Hawke Cup try-out, Manawatu v. Waira.ra.pa, opened yesterday at Palraerston and concluded to-day, led to a rather re markable result. Manawatu concluded their innings this morning for 353 i'Porrin 31, Burke 55. Gallichan 51. Donaldson 43). Wairarapa collapsed on a bowlers' wickel. making only 44. and following on with only jG. Hope, a promising fast bowler, secured the phenomenal average of seven wickets for 17 runs and two for 0, and Harrison three for 2 and three for 15. Manawatu won by an innings and 253 runs.