THE HONOURS BOARD.

Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12400, 16 November 1908, Page 1

THE HONOURS BOARD.

November 7th. ..-•■*• Mayes (Old Boys) 43. Broad (College) 75. ■ ' ■, Menteath (College) 59. , :. . ' Walker (Old Boys) 58. '■.■>-■ ■ Jseale (Old Boys) 7 for 79. Papps (College) 5 for 49. Kmyfchc (Athletid) 5 for 20. HifitV. (Athletic) 4 for 22. Faircy (Kaniura) 4 for 19. ; Goodriian (Bric;htwater) 6 for 22 j and 7 for 26. , . ■".... i ■No^erubfir 9th. Kinzett 6 for 20 (with hat trick) and 5 for 46. November :l4th. , • . : Neale (Old Boys) 209 not out.

Sandel (Old Boys) 101 not out. McKay (Old Boys) 63. Some particulars of junior - games played earlier in the season havo now come to. hand. PHOENIX V. COLLEGE. Phoenix- 29, College 6 for 16. Bowling,, Phoenix: Griffith 3 for 5 and 2 for. 1 ; Hall 6 for 0 and 1 for 0. Peryman-3 for 7, Hunter 3 for 6 College: Waymouth 5 for 15; Brock 4 for 13. , PHOENIX- V. WAKEFIELD. Phoenix, 88; Holland 27 nor out • : .Hunter 23. Wakefield 30 and 54 ' Bowling, Phoenix: Griffith 7 for 7 , and 3 for 26; Hall 6 for. 19 and 3 for 23. Wakefield: Banks 4 for 23. i As showing the good feeling existing among local players and the sportsmanlike spirit, it was noticed on ■ Saturday that when Neale's score was US one of tho Nelson bowlers threw up a very loose ball to allow the other two to be scored. The same bowler did the same thing when that batsman's total read 199 and n- third time was this done when Sandel was two short of three figures. The bowler referred to is Franklin, betiter known as "Old Frank." Other little actions were noticed durin^ tho long afternoon's fielding and these things help to preserve the best of feeling between teams arid are never wasted" and indeed might be practised a- httle more than they, are .