SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19809, 2 December 1927, Page 15

SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION

the senior competition. THIRD SATURDAY'S PLAY. PERSONNEL OF THE TEAMS. The third series of matches in the first round of the Auckland Suburban Cricket Association's competitions will be played to-morrow. Three matches will be played at the Domain. Glen Eden will meet Harbour Board A on No 1 ground. Ellerslie will play Harbour Board B on No 2 ground and Ponsonbj will try conclusions with Green-Lane on No fl ground. The lower grade matches will also bo played. Following: are the teams HARBOUR BOARD. Senior A Grade.—L. Breeze. L. Martin. A. Turner, N. Wslej, A.jDmb, I- Ben nett, J. Mann, N. Hopkins. W. Matthews. K. Pazton, R. Sterling. Emergency. J. Senior A Grade. —Colts: W. Candy, C. Hayes. L. Nicklin, A. Mtchell. M. lh°mP; son L. Stewart, V. Richardson, I Storey, b. Baldwin. C. Brighton, Or. Norman. Emergency, G. MoLeod. Senior B Grade.-L. Munn, V,. Jaquiery. C Wright, A. Simpson, J. Armstrong. S. Learning. H. Bennett. L. Firrant, A. Saxon, H. Douglass, Williams. Emergency, f. Turner. GLEN EDEN. ' Senior A Grade. -G Shepherd, E. McNeill, D McNeill. A. Kerr. M. Kay. E. Kent, A Spearpoint, A. Anderson, A. JJelsham. J. Belsham. G Herring, J. vella. A. McKibbon. J. Fraser Fourth Grade. Rogers (3). McDonald (2). Morman, Woods, Everitt. Constable, Haycock. Wilson. Marlow, Allen GREEN LANE. Senior A Grade. Robinson. Watts (8), Wrathall, Kendall, Cole. Wroath, b<iccombe. Elliott. Shepherd Second Grade. —Busori. Culliim. Clarke (3) Leach, Percy. Judd Carter, Singe, Hunter. Saunders. Third Grade. -Buson. Phillips. Cullum. Dillon, Drake, Hartford Irvine, Foreman, White Huckenhull. Bevan. EmergenciesMo'esworth. Rivers. Everttt Fourth Grade.- Russell. Sampson. Wrathall, McLennan, Wheeler. Jeeves, Cohn, Douglas. Ching. Hitchings. Jackson Erner gency: Mills. ELLERSLIE Senior A Grade.—J Baxter. Burton (2) W Funnel!. A. Gedye, W lletherington. r Kneebone, J Elliott A. Watt, R. Lawrence T White. S. Yates. . Senior B Grac?<\- Gedv". Mitchell. Nairn OllilT. Miskell. Stnnlcv W'lV.t, McGregor Smith. White Williams. Simpson Third Ornrie. - Williams. Poprdpt. Keeping K*? r r. Matthews. But*er"'ortli. Tinkler. For rester. Vear, Johnson Twohey, Gardner EDENDALE Second Gride. Warren. Jamie sou Jones. Nirikie, Rmkin. Stretton. Mit "hell. Fu'toi. Stanford Lloyd Emergencies ■ Robinson. Enst. , _ , Third Grade.-B'-ocklev, "['ntimr pst r,pwis Wsn-on. Wa"on, White. Woollams West. C. White. Wigmore Emc;-gcnciop Carpenter. Lmery. TRAMWAYS Senior B Grade.--Robinson. J Tinkler. H Larson. R Hook. P Carr. F Shanagban. H. Spencer. J Tallin, A Hall. W. Si't T Bell. Reserves- T. Moore. F fiimms. _ „ ~ „ .Titnior Grade. ~R Martin E Trow. R Menkes. »T Gnrrett T<. Tin*. G OV Godfrey. V McCredie. H. Dawson, F Palmer .T J. Callender. D. Morrow. J. Tait. D. Mills. PUBLIC WORKS. Second Grade.—W. Rea. J. Le Paa, W Sheridan. Crewther f2). S. Weaver, M. Costello, McKinna, G. Ross. Abbott. Wallace. Third Grade.—J. W. Parker, P. Lynch. Wheeler. 11. Abbott, W. Wright. G. Mist. R. Hodge, R. Lysnar. T. Dufty, W. Parker, A, Bickerstatle. F. Weaver. ,

TAKANINI. Second Grade.—H. Rowe, W. Roberts, E. Roberts, T. Mcintosh, U. Mcintosh, J. Sturgeon. B. Hewett, T. Warner, S. Lawless. A. Collings, W Clayton, Third Grade.—L Mcintosh, W. Brown, B. Looker, R. Cain. R Hammond. C. Nicholson, Rini, B. Pope, E. Culpan, B. Coliings. T. Evans. Emergencies: T. Baguley, C. Vince. W. Keech HAYDN. Third Grade. • Agnew. Blow, Hankers. Hogg, Kingdon Leary, McNamara, MooreJones. Rae. Skeen. Swift. Emergencies: Teat, Kendall. CARLTON. Third Grade.—Ardern. Shanly. Johnston (2), Larsen. Douglas, Foster, Charlton, Havill. Steward. Atkins. Harding. Henry. Smith. Fourth Grade Shanly. Dixon. Sutcliffe. Davey. Watts,- Hait, Moyle. Atkins, McKinnon. Diack, Cameron. Wallace. Fifth Crrade. Cleal. Atkins, McDongall. Sims. Williams (2), Matthews, Bintoq, Moyea. Thornhill. Paul. NORTHCOTE. Third Grade A.—Garner, Cross, Cauldrey, Aspden, Koatinge, Lees, Thompson, Boyd. Macmillan, O'Leary, Skeets. Emergencies: Beechy, Bakor. Simpsom GAS GARAGE. Third Grado A.—Bayliss, Billings, Bailey. Bell, Cole, Davis, Skinnor, Peachey, Paltridge, Lang, Grant. Pearce. Little). INVICTA. Second Grade A.—Everett. Mellor, Morris, James. Davieß. Roy. Cheeseman. Thompson, Stone, MacFadzean. Russell, Gwillim (2), Howarth. THEATRICALS AT PLAY. A very enjoyable cricket match was played at Victoria Park yesterday between teams representing the Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Company and the Herald editorial, literary and news statfa The game resulted in a win lor the Heuald by seven wickets In its first '"nnings the Gilbert and Sullivan Company made 82 'Ryan 28 Tapley 17, Turner It). Bowling for Hekald L. Guiney took six wickets for 31 runs and C. E. Guiney four for 49. Hebalw replied with 101 (L. Guiney 26, C. E. Guiney 25, C. S. Tendall 19, G. Blyth, 13). Bowling for the Opera Company. Fairfax took one wicket for 21, Shaw two for 26, Taploy three for 7, Ryan two for 7, Manning two for 5. The Opera Company scored 124 for four wickets in its second "innings (Ryan 44, Manning 37, Gordon 23, Shaw 10) and then declared. L. Guiney took three wickets for 47 for Hepai.d. who won the match, outright by scoring 113 for three wickets in its second innings (C. E. Guiney 43 not out. F. Rout 39. L. Guiney 20). For the Opera Company Tapley took two wickets for 36 and Fairfax one for 9.