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Sun (Christchurch), Volume II, Issue 568, 4 December 1915, Page 14

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HORORATA RACES. HALDON' STAKES.— Equivocal 7.7 1. ; SNOWDON HANDICAP TROT.— Cnproccia , r 29sec 1, Franchise 31sec 2. DISTRICT CRICKET. SYDENHAM v. ST. ALBANS. Sydenham won the toss and sent Patrick and Gray to face the bowling of Carlton and Gordon; lo.'l runs were put on for the first 'wicket, when Patrick was olean-bowled by Carlton. Gray just reached his century after playing a fine, innings for one hour 35 minutes. The following are the scores:— Sydenham.— First innings: W. Patrick 81, ilruy UK',, Norman 2, G. Patrick S, Woods : : ~, Winsor 10, O'Malley 1, Hincksman 13, JlcEwin 2, Fowke 0, Wilson 0, extras 12;— Sotal, 219. Howling: Carlton 7 for 101, Gordon 0/07, Leeming 1/:$S), Johns 0/37. St. Albans.— First Jimiugs: Brunton 22, j.teesc I, Carlton 42, Bishop 15, Bradmore ■j, Gordon 3, Leeming not out 0, Johns 0, extras 8; total for seven wickets 00. THIRD GRADE. High School v. Sydenham.— High School, lirst innings, 290 (Wright: 85, Carrick 42, Sinclair 10, Morgan 37, Frances 31, Bowes :.'i). Sydenham, first innings, 15 (Mather •i 0). '' . ' '"' FOURTH GRADE. Fast Christchurch v. Sydenham resulted jli a win for Sydenham ny default.