THIRD GRADE.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 8452, 21 October 1905, Page 5

THIRD GRADE.

Christchurch West B v. Christchurch East B, at Lancaster Park. Christchupch East 34 (Haughey 10) and 147 for six wickets (Fitton 104 not out, Richardson 30, Sandstein 15 and Gibbs 14), Christchurch West 93 (Wilder 23, Raymond 15 and Whitty 15 not out). CM .•.*.!»:... ~.,J tj> __i. .i:_ :j_-i xt.. :_i_-x_

oiuciair ana jweresfc aiviaea tne wicKets for the East team, while Day and Edmonds captured most wickets fof Christchurch West. Riccarton B totalled 46 (A. B. Anderson 10, Jones 10) in their first innings against St Albans A, at Hagley Paii, Clarke (eight for 22) being the most successful bowler. St Albans made 48 (F. T. Evans 13, Thompson 12), Dpig (seven for 14) securing the best bowling average. In their second innings, Riccarton have lost two wickets for 23 (A. B. Anderson 10). Sydenham A v. East Chrietehurch A, at Lancaster Park. — Sydenham (two men short) 45 (Hobbs 15 and Wilson 14 not out) and 53 for five wiokets (Baldwin 16, a~d and Battensoih 12 each), East Christchucrch 75 (Orchard 18, Tennent 24 and Bennett 16). Bennett bowled bv>t for East ChrietchuTch, and Warner captured moist wickets for Sydenham. ;-. Linwood A v.. Linwood B, at Lancaster Park. — Linwood: A 82 (Carter 48), and" eight wiokets for 42 (Pinwell 11), Linwood B 52 (Wright 14 end Murphy 11). Amtman for the A team, and Bullock for the B team took tie wickefe. St Albans B v. Riccarton A at Hagley Park : Ricoarton A, 43 (Caygill 1 12) and three wickets for 15; St Albans, 80 (BlaekweU 2i, Feldwick 14 and Blank 10). West Ohristohurch v. Sydeniham B at Sydeniham — Sydenham 28, West Christdhuroh 120 (White 28, Jacobs 25, Ogden 14, Rolland 12).