CRICKET.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13847, 8 March 1909, Page 6

CRICKET.

The match Banks v. High School, which was played on the Athletic Grounds on Saturday afternoon resulted in a win for the former by 115 runs. For the High School Valentine and O'Donohue bowled well, and for the Banks Lynch and Sealy. The following are the scores: — BANKS. Lynch, b Valentine 25 Donohue, retired 110 Sealy, b O'Donohue 17 Duval, c Jones, c Eaton 5 Murray, c Fraser, b Valentine ... 22 Keen, c Coxhead, b O'Donohue 2 Tennant, c. Eaton, c. O'Donohue 0 Sterndale, c Palmer, b Valentine 16 Tennant, J., b O'Donohue 2 Dunsford, b Valentine 2 Brosnalian, not out Extras 2 Total 205 HIGH SCHOOL. O'Donohue, c Sealy 4 Cotter, c Donohue, c Sealy 0 Eaton, c Sterndale, b Lynch 18 Johnston, b Lynch. 13 Palmer, b Lynch 5 Valentine, G., not out i... ,35 Hall-Jones, v Lynch, b Donohue .. 1 Simmers, c and b Lynch 3 Coxhead, o Sterndale, b Sealy ... 2 Fraser, b Sealy 4 Valentine, J., c Murray, b Sealy 1 Shaw, c Duval, b Lynch 0 Extras 4

Total . 90 THE GRADE MATCHES. Per Press Association. CHRISTCHURCH, March 6. Ideal weather prevailed for the-sixth round of grade matches which were commenced to-day at Hagley Park. Riccarton gained a strong- position against West Christchurch, whilst Sydenham appeared to have; a little the better of the deal with St. Albans. At Lancaster Park, Lin wood monopolised the wicket all the afternoon against East Christchurch, putting up the fine score of 314 for nine wickets. The scores wereßiccarton 259 (A. Anthony 86), v. West Christchurch, 13 for 1:. St. Albans 175 (H, A. Bishop 85), v. Sydenham, 75 for 3. , Lin wood, 314 for 9 (J. W. Lawrence 84), A. E. Didley 50), v. East Christchurch.

DUNEDIN, March 6. The cricket matches were continued to-day in perfect weather. Dunedin (374)" beat Carisbrook A on the first innings. The latter made 264 (Blaimires •103 and Hopkins 63), and 57 for 2 wickets. Albion defeated Carisbrook B by 56 runs on the first innings. The former made 200 (McFarlane 110), and 230 for 7. wickets (McFarlane 126 not out), and Carisbrook made 144 in their first innings.