CRICKET.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21098, 4 February 1932, Page 7

CRICKET.

MID-WEEK ASSOCIATION. MATCHES PLAYED YESTERDAY. ; f The Auckland Mid-week Cricket Association's competition, was continued yesterday. Following were the results:— Waterside Workers v. Poßt Office, —Waterside Workers: First innings, 90 (Mitchell 18. Senior IG, Kerr 15). Bowling: Coates took six wickets. Cliffe three. Second inn- . inga, 49 (Kerr 19, Senior 16). Bowling: Coates took eight wicket's, Mackie two. Post Office? First innings, 185 fcrr six' wickets, ' declared (Sallen 74, Mackie 30, Sutherland ~ 28, Rykers 21). Kerr took two wickets. Williams two, Blincoe two. Post Office secured a six-point win. Ellerslie Town Board v. Ambury's.-—Am-' bury's: First inning 3, 181 (Foster 42, Mays 31, Harrison 20, Watkin3 18, Pike 15 not -,\ out). Bowling: Duncan took four wickets. Keesing two. Ellerslie: First innings, 138 - (Simms 28, Keesing 26. Duncan 19, McMullan 13, Bowen 11, Ho wart h 11). Bowling: Morman took six wickets, Watkins four. Ambury's secured a four-point win. Transport Club v. Nicholson Park.—Transport: First innings, 126 (Kiddolls 37, Larsen 24. Sutcliffe 23, Langton 13, EeH 10 not out). Bowling: Cooper took seven wickets for 56 runs, Wright one for nine, Fulton one " for 23. Nicholson Park: First innings, 183 for five wickets (Fulton 59 not out, Ellis 42, Everson 23, Cooper 17). Bowling: Larsea two for 41, Riddoils one for 41. Nicholson Park secured a four-point win. - 7 Philomel v. Auckland Milk Company.— r . Philomel: First innings. 108 (Jackson 37. Penning 28. Burnett I3i. Auckland Milk Company: First innings. 96 (B. Matthews 33, A. Matthews 30, W. Foster 10). Philomel secured a four-point win. GIRLS* ASSOCIATION GAMES. The following matches will be played under the ccntrol of the Auckland Girls'" Cricket Association on Saturday:— Senior Grade.—Training College A t. Arawa A, No. 2, Miss Whitelaw; Technical College v. Training College B. No. 3, Mr. F rayling. Junior Grade.—Hockey A v. Kia Ora, No; 1.