CRICKET.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19231, 21 January 1926, Page 6

CRICKET.

SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION. SATURDAY'S ARRANGEMENTS. Owing to the Domain being occupied on Saturday no sonior matches under the auspices of the Auckland Suburban Cricket Association will be played. _ Following are the arrangements for the junior games:— Second Grade.—Tamaki v. George Court, Tamaki; Tramways A v. Otahuhu, Victoria Park, No. 9; St. Albans v. Y.M.C.A., Potter's Park; Power Board v. Takanini, Takanini; Invictor v. Harbour Board, Victoria Park No. 7; Gas Works' v. Papakurn, Victoria Park; Ponsonby v. Tramways B, Victoria Park No. 10; Green Lane, a bye. Third Grade.—-Power Board v. Epsom Baptist, Victoria Park; Y.M.C.A. v. Carlton, Victoria Park: Manurewa v. Green Lane, ManurewaAEllerßlie B. v. George Court, Ellerslie; Ellerslio A %>. Chelsea, Ellorslie; Glen Eden v. Northern Boot Company, liemuera No. 4,

Fourth Grade.—Richmond Rovers, v. Y.M.C.A. B, Rernuera No. 3; Birkenhead v. Y.M.C.A. A, Remuera No. 3.; Carlton C v. United B, Outer Domain; Carlton A v. Carlton B, Outer Domain; Carlton A v. United A, Rernuera No.' 2. Senior matches will bo played all day on Anniversary Day, January 29, play commencing at 9.45 a.m. The junior fuunes will commence at 2 p.m. Following are the arrangements:—

Senior Grade.—A Section: United Suburbs v. 8.V., Domain No. 3, Messrs. Von der Hyde and Gallagher; Ponsonby v. Harbour Board, Domain No. 2, Messrs. Abbott and Lewis; Ellerslie v. Y.M.C.A., Domain No. J, Messrs. Maloney and Lupner. Second Grade.—Gas Works v. Takanini, Victoria Park No. 7. Third Grade.—Chelsea v. Carlton, Domain No. IG. '

PROVISION OF A COACH. JOCKEY CLUB'S DONATION. A donation toward the fund for engaging an English cricket coach for Auckland was made by the Avondale Jockey Club at its meeting on Tuesday evening. It was decided, to make an annual subscription of £25 for the term of three years, during -which the coach is to be engaged. DUNEDIN WANTS A COACH. [BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] DUNEDIN. Wednesday. While in England, Mr. C. W. Battray, a former president of the Otngo Cricket Association. and an ex-captain of Otago, will make inquiries regardinc the engagement of a coach, for the local association.