CRICKET.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 252, 27 November 1914, Page 8

CRICKET.

SECONDARY SCHOOLS MATCH.

EASY WIN FOR COLLEGE. The annual match between the cricket elevens of Christ's College and the Christchurch Boys' High School was started at Hagley Park yesterday, it having been postponed from the previous day owing to the wet weather. College totalled 315 in its first innings. High School's second attempt realised 96, leaving College winners by an innings and 113 runs. Scores: —

BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL. First Innings. Nixon b Hamilton .." .. .... 4 Milliken c Thomas b Hamilton . . 22 Woods b Burdon . . 4 Guiney b Burdon . ■ . . 54 Nightingale c and b Wilding ~ 4 Corbett c Stitt b Hamilton .. .. 0 Taylor b Stitt .. 7 Geddes st Lowry b Hamilton .. 0 Parker b Stitt . . .. - . . .... 0 Tench b Stitt .... 1 Shaw not out .. . . . . .... 10 Total .. .. ,'. .. ..106 Bowling:—Hamilton 4 wickets for 38, Stitt 3/43, Burdon 2/22, Wilding 1/3.. CHRIST'S COLLEGE. First/ Innings. ■•;_■" '.-; Lowry c Nightingale b Guiney .. 5 *■ Wilding c Tench b Guiney ... 4 Helmore c Nixon b Nightingale .. 50 Thomas c Milliken b Nixon,.. .. Hindmarsh. run out' .." . . ..' 18 Barnett b Guiney ... .... 18 Loudon c Parker b Guiney .. .. 96 Macfarlane c Guiney i> Nightingale 12 Hamilton retired hurt .. .... 6. Burdon c Tench b Guiney .; .. 49 Stitt not out .. .. .....;.. 17 Extras .. .. ' 36 Total .... .. .... 315 - TECHNICAL COLLEGE v. RANGIORA HIGH SCHOOL. A cricket match was played at Rangiora yesterday between teams representing the Rangiora High School and the Christchurch Technical College. It was won by the Rangiora boys. by an; nirigs and two runs. Rangiora High School scored 101 (R. Hickmott 49, C. Dally 19, F. Mehrteus 17). The technical College tearii made 26 (L. -Mehrtens 9) and 71 (Lv.Mehrtens 21, J. Manson 11 not out, A. Hammond 11 not out). In the Technical College's two innings, A. Hammond took five wickets for 28 runs, C. Daily five for 30, R. Hickmott four for 21, and L. .Mehrtens three for 44. •:•■■'

DISTRICT COMPETITIONS. The fourth round in the Canterbury Ciicket Association's competitions will start to-mor-row. . In the S.enior'"Grade the fixtures arc a.s follow: > '- !

Sydenham A v. St. Albans, at Hagley Bark. Sydenham B v. Linwood, at Sydenham Park. East Christchurch v. Riccarton, at Lancaster Park. Kaiapoi v. West Christchurch, at Kaiapoi,.

' TfcAMS SELECTED.

Teams which have "been selected are as follow: — SYDENHAM. First Grade A (y. St.' Albans, at Hagley Park): Bennett, Booth, Gray, Guiney, Hayes, Martin, Nicholson, O'Malley, Taylor, Watson, and Woods.. First.'Grade B (v. Linwood, at Sydenham Park): Aris, Ayling, Conradi, Hincksman, McßetJi, McLelland, Norman, Patrick, Skelton, Watson, and Wilson.

Second Grade (v. West Christchurch, at Sydenham Park) : Dougall, Forrester, King, Love, O'Malley, Robson, Stephens, Wiltshire, Winsor, Watt; and Wood. ST. ALBANS.

First Grade (v. Sydenham A, at Ha«ley) : J. S. Barrett, L. E. Brunton. H. A. Bishop, L. R. Bradmore, R. G. Hickmott, G. H. Haigh, S. Johns, D. Lamb, B. A. Miles, T. W. Reese, and D. Sandman. Second Grade (v. Christ's College, ut College ground): J. Jackmau, W. Simpson, ,H. Hatch, R. E. Lcepyjug, .C. Webster, 'R. Twyneham, 11. B. Strange, A. D. Harrison, A. R. Parton, C. V S.' Thompson, and IT.' E. LawTence. ' . LINWOOD.

First Grade (v. Sydenham B, at Sydenham Park): Perrin, Taylor (2), Tate, Thomas, Grant, Ridley, Reid, Doell, Otley, and Jones. Second Grade A (v. /East Christchurch, at Lancaster Park) : ( King, Quartermain, Wilson (2), Russell, Winchester, Evans, G. Condliffe, K. Pen-in, A. Gurnsey, and Buchanan. .':.:'.-

-' Second Grade B- (v.- High School, at Hagley Park): Condliffe (2), Gurnsey, Harrison, Fleete, Murison, D. Russell, J. Worrall, H. Perring, and Lye. RICCARTON. First Grade (v. East Chrisfchureh, at Lancaster Park): Boulton, Caygill ,(2), Faulkner, Fuller (2), Guiney, Luttrell, Smith, R. S. Taylor, and Whitta. Second Grade (v. East Christchurch B, at Lancaster Park) : Andrews, Bell, Boyes, Brown, Haines, Hammond, Nixon, Rieketts, Robertson, Sinclair and E. T. Taylor. KAIAPOI. ; First Grade (v. West Christchurch, at Kaiapoi): F. Smith, D. McGregor, G. Green, J. Brown, Dr J. H. Crawshaw, J. H. Blackwell, A. Howarth, H. Trustrum, J. Martin, J. Stanton, and A. F. Rollinson. WEST CHRISTCHURCH.

First Grade (v. Kaiapoi, at- Ksiinpoi) : Bryan-Brown, Butler, Crawshaw, Donnelly, Foster, T. Malone, Harper, Matthews, Reese, Wallis, and Young. Second Grade (v. Sydenham, at Sydenham) : Bowden, Barnett, Goss, Hammond, Hay, Jolly, Hollands, Redpath, Moon, Moor, and Thomas. E AST'" CHRISTCHURCH.

First Grade (v. Sydenham B, at Lancaster Park): Beal, Blank, ,Boxsha.U, Carlton, Dwyer, Jones, Martin, McClclland, McLoughlin, North, and Williams. Second Grade A (v. Linwood A, at Lancaster Park) : Armstrong, Brooke, Caldwell, Hollis, Horner, Neale, Norman, Saunders, •Khouri, R. 8.. Ward, and Wilsteed. Second Grade B (v. Rieearton, at Lancaster Park) : M. Dolan, Haughey: (2), Hayes Kincaid, Morrison, McAlice, Oakley, O'Loughlin, Read, and Voss.

CITY AND SUBURBAN.

TO-MORROW'S FIXTURES. «» The City and Suburban Cricket Association's fixtures for to-morrow are as follow: SENIOR GRADE. A Section. ; Sydenham Hockey Club v. Railway, at Sydenham. V'Rangcrs v. Y.M.C.A., at Linwood. Belfast v. St. Albans, at''Belfast. B Section. " ..'■■ Waimairi v. Islington-Hornby, at Papanui. Linwood Wanderers v. Druids, at Sydenham. Maris!. Bros. v. Glenmore, at Linwood. SECOND GRADE. A Section.

St. John's v. New Brighton, at Linwood Y.M.C.A. v. Richmond W.M.C., at Hagley, St. Peter's v. Belfast, at Woolston. Druids v. Rangers, at Sydenham.

B Section. Dunstable v. Green's, at Linwood., . Railway v. Woolston, at Sydenham. Scott's v. Sydenham Hockey Club, at liin*

wood. St. Albans v. Linwood Wanderers, at ST, Albans, THIRD GRADE. St. Matthew's A v. St. Peters, at St. Albans, Boys' Gordon Hall A v. St. Matthew's B, at Hagley. j Druids v. Waimairi, at Sydenham. -* St. Albans v. Y.M.0.A., at St. Albans. Islington-Hornby v. St. John's, at Hornby* Boys' Gordon Hall B v. Dunßtable, m% Hagley Park,

TEAMS CHOSEN. The following teams have been selected fo* matches in the City and Suburban Association's competitions:— LINWOOD WANDERERS. Seniors (v. Druids, at Sydenham Park) J A. Peters, Campbell,. Grammar, L. Elwy, Stevens, Harry (2), Watts, Irving, Wardell, Wench. Emergencies: A. Hobba, E. Seymour. Juniors (v. St. Albans, at St. Albanj Park) : Jennings, Haling, A. Hardie, G. Elwy, Flatman, S. Peters, Judson, Beanland, •G. Seymour, Yardley, Williams. Emergencies: Sullivan, T. Hardie. ■ Mr Fisher's Druids team will play ft friendly match-against a Linwood Wanderers team on the Addington Recreation Reserve to-morrow, play to commence at 2.30 p.m. The. Linwood Wanderers team will be as follows: —J. Raynor, R. Oswald, J. Philp, G. Holmes, 15. Jones, M. Withers, R. Hobbs, S. Leslie, Y, Smith, C. Musgrave, E. Fox. Emergencies: A. Richardson, A. Rattray, A. Kirby. ST. JOHN'S. Juniors (v.' New Brighton, at'.Linwood Park): G. Frame, S. Frame, J. Howes, O, Bowden, A. Recce, E. Peterson, A. Tillmau, C. Rolls, W. AHan, T. *Sincock, G. Pierce. Emergency: W. Sincock. ISLINGTON-HORNBY. " Seniors (v. Waimairi, at Papanui) : Matson, Kerr, Gray, Holmes, Joyce, Yoyte, Owhi, Spicer, Amos, Faulkner, Exton. President's (y. St. John's, at Hornbj): Blinkhorn, J. Marshall, E. Kerr, Freeman (!'.), Crawiord, McGarry, Conway, Cole,, Hamilton, Pearce. Emergencies: Boswell and McKenzie. RANGERS. Seniors (v. Y.M.C.A., at Linwodjl Park}: Norman (captain), Bartlett, McKintey, Audibert, Porter, Hebberd, Baker, Cullen, Thurrock, Lowrie, Grey. Emergencies: East, Nicholson. Juniors (y. Druids, at Druids' Ground): Bentley (captain), East, Nicholson; Hyslop, Blatherwick, Harris, Grant, Smith, Thilstone, Clay, Jones. Emergencies: Bettle,- Cooch. OUTSIDE MATCH. A match was played at Hagley Park yesterday between the Veterans' Club and Dixou Bros.' team, the Veterans winning by- 185 runs. Scores:- —Dixon Brosi 89 (Yeatmna 52 retired), Veterans 274 (Prebble 52 retired, Cook 51 retired, Lawrence 53 retired, Page 49, Barrett 31 retired, Harris 16 not but). :Bowling for the Veterans, McNae took Ave wickets for 16 runs.