Y.M.C.A. CRICKET

New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11656, 22 October 1923, Page 3

Y.M.C.A. CRICKET

BOYS’ LEAGUE Tho following were the results of matches played, on Saturday, 20th : JUNIOR GRADE. Lyall Bay.—First innings, 53 (Bind 18 hot out, W. Dustin 10); second innings, 25 for no wicket® (W. Dustin 13 not out). Normal: First innings, 31 (G. Bennett 10); second innings, 43. Lyall Bay won by ton wickets and 5 runs. Threo point win. Terrace —First innings, 23 (Richardson 10); second innings, 56 (Richardson 44 not out). Northland: First innings, S 6 (Burgess 12); second innings, 3d (Burgees .12). Burgess, for Northland, took 13 wickets for 17 runs, and Richardson, for Terrace, J 3 for 34 runs. Terraco won by 5 runa Three point win. Te Aro.—First innings, 42 (Howard 27, Ellis 12). . Clyde Quay: First innings, 36; second innings, 62 (Ruddlcston 27 retired). Te Aro won by 3 runs on the first Innings. Two point win. INTERMEDIATE GRADE. St. Cutkberts. First innings, 49 Jacobi 10. Turner 10); second innings, 42 for six wickets (Jacobi 12 not out, G. Stevenson 10). College A: First innings, SO (Smith 13). Wheeler, for St. Cuthberts, took five wickots for 16, including tho hat tribk. Bt. Cuthberts won by 19 runs on tho first innings. Two point win. Hataitai.—First innings, 6S (Grant 35, Searle 12 retired). Secondary, second innings, 31 (Baton 10); first innings, 26 (Hall 10). Hataitai won by an innings and 11 runs. Three point win. Scots.—First innings, 19; second innings, 50 (Moses 27, Watt 10). College B.—First innings, 14; second innings, 52 (Clouston 27, Currie 12). Scots won by 3 runs. Threo point win. Y.M.C A. intermediate boys, playing against Scots College Boys' League, compiled 109 for four wickets (Turner 32, Sadler 30, Wheeler 28), to which Scots replied with 42 fWiltoughby 10. Flemington 1 3). Cloustos took five wickets for 27