Junior Cup Committee.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 4765, 4 October 1893, Page 3

Junior Cup Committee.

The Junior Cup Committee met last night, when the following draw for, the Junior and President's Cup Matches for the Beason took place, play beginning on Saturday :— . . JUNIOR CUP. Firat round— Midland v. Christ's College, on College ground; Lancaster Park v. Warehousemen, at Lancaster Park; United v. Adding ton, at Lancaster Park j St Albans a bye. Second round — Midland v. Lancaster Park, at Lancaster Park; College v. Warehousemen, at College ; Addington v. St Albana, at St Albans; United a bye. Third round— Midland v. Warehousemen, at Lancaster Park; College v. Lancaster Part, at College; United v. St Albans, at St Albans ; Addington, a bye. Fourth round — Midland v. United, at Lancaster Park; College v. Addington at College ; Lancaster Park v. St Albans at Lancaster Park; Warehousemen, a bye. Fifth round— Midland v. Addington, at Lancaster Park ; College v. St Albans, at College; Warehousemen v. United, at Lancaster Park ; Lancaster Park a bye. Sixth round— Midland v. St Albans, at StAlbana; Lancaster Park v.. United, at Lancaster Park ; United v. Addington, at Lancaster Park ; College a bye. Seventh round— College v. United, at College ; Lancaster Park v. Addington, at Lancaster Park; Warehousemen v. St Albans, at St Albans ; Midland a bye.

PRESIDENT'S CUP. First round— St Albans v. Lancaster Park, at St Albans ; Papanui v. Addington, , at Papanui ; College v. United, at College j [ High School a bye. Second round— St Albans v. Midland, at St Albans; Lancaster Park v. Warehousemen, at Lancaster Park; Papanui v. High School, at College j Addington v. College^ at College; United a bye. ( Third round— St Albans v. Addington, at 1 St Albanß : Lancaster Park v. Midland, at Lancaster Park ; Warehousemen v. Papanui, at Papanui; United v. High School; at College; Christ's College a bye. Fourth round— St Albans v. Papanui, ai • Papanui ; Lancaster Park v. Addington, a1 . College; Warehousemen v. United, at k ( Lancaster Park ; College v. High School , lat College ; Midland, a bye. J Fifth round— St Albans v. United, at St » Albanß; Lancaster Park v. Papanui, a1 a Papanui ; Warehousemen v. College, a1 3 College; Midland v. High School, at Col lege; Addington a bye.

Sixth rouad— St Albans v. College, at College; Lancaster Park v. United, at Papanui ; Warehousemen v. High School, at College : Midland v. Addington, at St Albans ; Papanui a bye. Seventh round — St Albans v. High School, at College; Lancaster Park v. College, at College } Midland v. Papanui, at Papanui; Addington v. United, at Lancaster Park ; Warehousemen a bye. Eighth round— Lancaster Park v. High School, Warehousemen v. Addingtan, Midland v.- United, Papanui v. College, Sfc Albans a bye. Ninth round— St Albans v. Warehousemen, Midland v. Christ's College, Papanui v. United, Addington v. High School, Lancaster Park a bye. Mr A. J. Barge was elected Hon Secretary of the Committee, and it was reßolved to disallow the entry of t\e Papanui Club to the contests, as, in the Committee's opinion, their ground was not suitable for cricket. Matches on Oofc. 21 and Nov. 11 will be postponed, the first date being the occasion of the Amateur Athletic meeting, and Nov. 11 being Canterbury Cup Day of the Canterbury Jockey Club's Spring Meeting.

A match was played on Saturday between the Kimberley and Weedon Clubs on the ground of the latter, and resulted in a win for the home team by 45 runs. The scores were : Kimberley 50 and 34; Weedons 77 and 52. D. M'BethlO and J. Bedford 8, for Kimberley, and D. Marshall 27, J. Curragh 17, S. Thompson 14, and J. Sultan 17 and 15 for Waedons, were the highest scorers. M'Beth, M'Clelland and Stott bowled well for Kimber'.ey, as did Sultan, Thompson and Davison for Weedons. A meeting of the Committee of the North Canterbury Cricket Association was held at the Club Hotel, Rangiora, yesterday, Mr E. Blunden in the chair. Mr C. Gorton was elected a Vice-President. A protest was received from the Ashley County Club at being debarred from playing seven of the First Eleven in the second team entered for the Association -Cup j matches. After reconsidering the matter it was decided to reduce the number to six, including Mr E. Wilder. This was all the business. ' A general meeting of the Ashburton : Cricket Club was held on Monday night, j Several new members were elected, Mr , W. B. Denshire was elected captain and Mr R. M. Cuthbertson vice-captain.