CRICKET

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 19985, 18 December 1934, Page 13

CRICKET

WAITAKI v. SOUTHLAND By Telegraph —Press Association INVERCARGILL, December 17. The annual cricket match between the Southland and Waitaki Boys High Schools was concluded to-day and ended in a, draw. The weather was fine and warm for most of the day. but later in the afternoon light rain fell. Waitaki replied to Southland’s first inning’s score of 283 with 218 (Kerr 64. McKay 42, Gordon 22). Bowling for Southland TJttley took six wickets for 100 runs and Warburton three for 89. Southland batted again and scored 173 for six wickets (Pollok 48, Lee not out 47, Warburton 24). For Waitaki Capstick took four wickets for 60 runs. UMPIRE’S ASSOCIATION Following are the appointments for Saturday:— Senior Geraldine v. Old Boys, at Geraldine. Mr B. R. McDonald to appoint. Timaru, v. Temuka, at the Rectory. Messrs W. K. Roundhlil and J. Ballinger. Celtic v. Star, at the Park. Messrs C. Roundhill and A. McLean. Juniors Pareora v. Star, at Pareora. Messrs R, Munro and G. Baker. Old Boys v. Celtic, at School Park No. 1, Messrs R. McKenzie and W. Tutton. Fa’irview v. West End, at School Park No. 2. Messrs P. Kyne and H. E Lawson. Third Grade Washdyke v. Railway, at Washdyke Mr N. Lory, to appoint. Star v. Old Boys, at Anzac. Mr D. F. McKenzie and G. Underhill. Waimaitaitai v. Pareora, at Ashbury Mr W. Gow and D. Murchison. FRIENDLY CLUBS Following is .the draw for Saturday next:—No. 1 ground: Rovers v. Optimists; Milling Co. v. “Herald,” No. 2 ground; Police and Court v. Bruce’s.