CRICKET

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18586, 21 December 1934, Page 13

CRICKET

TO-MORROW'S TEAMS S . POSITION OF GAMES The first grade games commenced last Saturday under the Poverty Bay Cricket Association will bo concluded to-morrow. Tho positions of the games are shown briefly as tinder : Whutaupoko, first innings', 115; High School, first innings, 72. City, first innings, 196; Turanganm, first innings, ICO for nine wickets. Gisborne Club, first innings, 102; Civil Service, first innings, 90 for five wickets. Old Boys, first innings, 189; Marist. first innings, 55 for two wickets. Whataupoko (v. High School). —G. J Robertson, EL H< Dow, C. E. Brunsden, J. F, Melvin, I. A. Niven, W. Ik Aisinhib, <T. Forster, ,T. Mm-ton, A. ■ Worthington, C. Allen, and A. Badham. ' High School first eleven. —L. IT. Thomson, C. Flavell, D. Cederwall, M. Stephenson, P. Hockley, R. Bradley, R. Thomson, B. Sharp, H. Mallett, J. Allen, and F. Whiteley. High School second eleven A.—G. Bedstone, E. Beere, W. Toroa, N. Long, C. Smith, R. Sim. A. Young, J. Short, S. M, Ritchie, J. Robinson, and N. Thompson. High School second eleven B.—M. Lynsfcy, captain, W. Parsons, Stenner, Hamilton, Mclntosh, Ransom, Ha,cc.he, Wyllie, Gribben, Harris, Boocock, and Berthelsen. Unemployed second \grade.—G't'ogan, Seethe, .Green, Hosier, Moore, O’Conrm: Donnelly, Donaldson, Fitzmaurice, LyiSf on, Mason, and Gardner. | .WELLINGTON V. AUCKLAND (Per Press Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. A cricket match between Wellington and Auckland commenced this afternoon in hot weather. Wellington won the toss and Hepburn and Ward opened to Cowie, down the wind, and Matheson. Runs came lowly, and Hepburn was caught by the wicketkeeper in Cowie’s third over. Ell and Ward made steady progress and the score at 1.45 p.m., was 51 for one wicket. The score at 2.30 p.m. was 80 runs for two wickets —Ward 30 not out; Ell, l.b w., b Sharp, 40.