CRICKET IN GISBORNE

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18336, 2 March 1934, Page 11

CRICKET IN GISBORNE

rO-MORSOW'S StATCHIBS SECM£> ROUNib OPENS The first series of matches' in the second round of the Poverty Bay Cricket i Association’s senior championship competition will be commenced at the Oval tomorrow afternoon. The draw for the senior and other coriipetitions ia as follows : Seniors.—City v. High School, No. 1 wicket: Old BoyS v. Marist; No;'2 wicket; Civil Service v. Gisborne Club, No. 3 jvicket; Turanganui, a bye. Second, grade.—High School A v. Unemployed; Oval, No. 4 wicket; High School B v. Marist, at the High Sch'od.l Third grade.—High School A v. Marist, at the High School; High School B v. High School o,' at the High School. The following teams have been select . ed: Marist seniors.—Carter, Holds Worth. McMahon (2);- Lloyd. Reed (2), Parker, Sexton, Warner, Wilkid Hayes, arid MeCallion. High School seniors. Thomson. Frazer, Sharp, Bright, Stephenson. Oederwall, Thorirpson, Clark, Baskin, Hockley, and Allen. Civil Service. Boon, Robertson, Mason, James (2)jBig«all; Cato, Forster, Carr, Stewart, and Wright. Gisborne Club. Dwyer, Forster, Michael, Maude, Moorhead, Morton, Pittar, Seymour, Stovell, Oaulton, and Blathwayt. High School second grade A.—Presland, Bignall, Smyth, McKee, Bradley, R. Thompson, Plummer, Sim, Barnes, Sharp, and Mallett.