HAWKE CUP MATCH.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20793, 9 February 1931, Page 17

HAWKE CUP MATCH.

WAIKATO IN GOOD POSITION. CENTURY TO CASSIDY. [BY TJXEGRArH. —OWN" C<*> n n ESPON DENT. J HAMILTON. Sunday. Tho cricket match for tho Hawkc Cup between South Canterbury (challengers) and Waikalo (holders) was continued in fine weather in Hamilton yesterday. In-the first innings Waikato made 209 runs nnd South Canterbury 72. i Waikato's second innings realised 254 runs (W. .T. C'assidy 100. 1). Hawkc 49. S. A. R. Badeley 20, Jt. Skeet 18. I''. Lumsden 17, A. J. Aitkeu 13). Mcßeath took four wickets for CD runs, Kano three for 60. McDougall two for 05, Sea ton one for 7. "When slumps were drawn, South Canterbury had scored 11-l runs with the loss of six wickets, and now require 278 runs to win. S. B. Mason 43, not out, D. J. McBeath 24. G. Davics 13, not, out., and N. J. Anglund 13, were the principal scorers. GIRLS' ASSOCIATION. RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S PLAY. Following aro the resulta of matches played under tho control of tho Auckland Girls' Cricket Association on Saturday:— SENIOR GRADE. University v. Training College.—University: First innings, 97. Training College: First innings, 124. Grammar Old Girls won by default from Epsom Girls' Grammar. JUNIOR GRADE. Hockey v. Y.W.C.A.—Hockey: First innings, 70. Y.AV.C.A.: First innings, 9. Second innings, 37. THAMES BEATS OOKO'M~ANDEL. [BV TELEGRAPH.—OWN" CORRESPONDENT.] THAMES, Saturday. ' A Corotnandel cricket team visited Thames to-day and was defeated by an innings arid 18 runs. The scores arc as follows;—Coromandcl: First innings, 55 (Phillips 31). • Bowling: M. Baker look two wickets for 4 runs, K. Otto three for 8, Kelly one for 10. Griffin two for 19, Hayward one for 7. Second innings, 87 (Anderson 35, H. Hinclico 30, McNeil 10). Bowling: M. Baker one for 4, A. Merrissey one for 9, White two for 19, Griffin two for 8, Kelly one for 13. Thames: First innings, 160 (G. Twentyman 33. Pratt 22. Hayward 22, Kelly 41, 11. Buchan 14). Bowling: McNeil ono for 24, Childs two for 43, Campbell two for IG, Phillips one for 14. PLAY IN DUNEDIN. SHEPHERD SCORES QUICKLY. [BY TELEGRAPH. —rRESS ASSOCIATION.] DUNEDIN, Sunday. Cricket matches were played yesterday in beautiful weather. On the first day of the Albion-Christian Brothers' match the latter scored 09 and Albion replied with 154 for four wickets and declared. Christian Brothers in the second innings made 185 (Blair 52, Brookes 37). Albion wus left with 102 to score in an hour for a threepoint win. and tho runs were made in 53 minutes, Shepherd scoring 55 in 32 minutes. Blair took four wickets for 20 runs. In reply to Old Boys' score of 135 Dunedin made 133 (Dickinson four for 44. Alloo four for 33). Old Boys in the second innings made 192 for seven wickets (N. Cherry 70, Alloo 54). On the first dav of the Caris-brook-Grangtf match Carisbrook made 253 and Grange lost two wickets for 54 runs. Grange's innings closed for 100 (Knight 30, Dunning five for 52). Carisbrook scored 100 in its second innings (Allan 40, D. Smith 33, S. Smith 37; Lemin three for 9).