CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 19812, 2 December 1919, Page 2

CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION.

The Management Committee of ihc Canterbury Cricket Association met lost evening; present—Messrs W. .Simpson (chairman), W. It. Patrick, tV. L. King, K. i!. Ca.ygill and K- K. Lull roll (honorary secretary). Apologies for absence were received from Messrs .1). iiedpath, \V. if. Winsor and C. S. Thompson. Jt was decided, on the recommendation of the. Competitions Committee, that the coat of the second wicket at Sydenham Park should be borne by the East Christchurch and Sydenham Clubs. Tho chairman explained that the four other clubs were already paying £s(l IPs for wickets, and the total cost to the clubs mentioned would now he only £ij ifl s . Correspondence was received from the Auckland, 'Wellington and Otago Associations with reference, to representative matches. It was decided to play 'Wellington at Christchurch on December 25, 2b and 27; Auckland at Auckland on January 2, 3 and 5, 3920; 'Wellington at Wellington, on January 8, 9 and 10; and Otago at Christchurch during February, tho dates to ho arranged later. The Southland Association wrote inviting a Canterbury team to play Southland at Invercargill. It was decided to reply stating fhat the Canterbury team would not bo going south this season. It was resolved lo invite the Hawke’s Bay Association to send a team to play the second Canterbury team at Christchurch on January 1, 2 and 3. and to offer tho visiting team 30 per cent of the net. proceeds. The New- Zealand Cricket Council wrote stating that at a. meeting of tho Management Committee of the council, a resolution was passed to the effect that in all inter-provin-, cial and shield matches under the jurisdiction of (he council, eight balls to the over would be played. The letter was received. Correspondence was received from the City ami Suburban Cricket Association and the, Wellington Cricket Association, relative to a match which tho former association desired to arrange, with the Wellington Association, to he played at Wellington during the Now Year holidays. The meeting went into committee to discuss the matter, and on resuming it was reported that it had been decided to inform the Wellington Association that as the Citv and Suburban Association was not affiliated, the Canterbury Association could not do anything in Hie matter. .Messrs Reid, Cargill and Lntlrcll were appointed a sub-committee to make arrangements for (he representative match to he played against Wellington during the Christ! mas holidays. LEESTOX v, COLT.ECE, The match Loeston v. College was played nt, Le.cslon or. Saturday, the home team having an easy win. Following are (ho scutes ; Leestcn. 11. Reid, b Haynes ... 41 L. Carter, c CarraU b Haynes . 33 K. Donald, b Smith . . ,3 J. Smith, retired . . . .13 J. Hewitt, retired . . . , R" T. Free, c, Pago b Smith . 7 J. F, Wiseman, b Smith . 3 J. Bryce, c, Pennycook b Colder ■ ft S. Maxwell, pot out . . , n K. Inwred, aot out 3. Extras ,' . . . .a TotH . . . r . Uo College, GJ.fraU 7 . , . 44 Page. f. mjd b Wjwm« , . 0 Calder. 0 and b Wiseman . ’ . a Smith, b Wifehaan . . .15 Haynes, b Smith . . . .37 Baldwin, I tatter . •- . . 3 M'Casldll, b Smith . 5 . Harkmt, b Smith • « • 2 Pennycook, b Smith ... 0 Belcher, c Donald . , , o Extras . . , , , 4 Total 117 SPIIIXdSTOX v. Hi WELL. On Saturday afternoon, in tlre Springston Domain, the Irr.ell and Springston Cricket Clubs met in the second round of the competition. The weather was very wintry «ml rut pleasant, for cricketing, the wind being very _ boisterous. Tho match resulted in win for SprinesUm by IIS rims. C.'R, Murray liii-ncked nu 72 run- (including live sixes)

in about twenty.fiva minutes Following! arc the scores:— Springston. L. Gordon, run out . , 13 G. Pilkington, run out , ', .6 L. Guiney, b X. Duff ... 10 C. E. Murray, c and b D. Duff . 72 AV. Guiney, c N. Duff b D. Duff . 30 G. Taylor, o Mid bB. Coo . .'3O AV. Mounce, b AV. Doai .. . 14 J. Dennehy, at bB. Coo .' . "2 J. Marshall, c and bB. Coo . 1 X. Xeale, not out . . 2 E. H. Howell, b AV. Doak . . 2 Extras .... 1 Total . ... .IS Bowling Analysis— X. Duff took ono wicket for 08 runs; 11. Gardiirr, none, for 50; I). Duff, two for 51; AV. Dodk, two for 9; B. Coo, three for 8. liwell. X. Duff, b L. Guinay . . 8 .1. Chamberlain, run out . . 3 B. Coe, b G. Tnvlov . 3 I). Ihilt, bG. Taylor ... 6 AV. (.). Hennie, c Xealo b G. Tavloi' • • . . '. 0 .I''. Frampfon, <; and b Murray . 8 W. Lesli=, bL. Guiney . . 0 \V. Dock, not out . . . . ]; •J. \\". Hftsk-p, c and b Murray . fl H. G ovrl in or. run oui . . ' . 7 A. Bnylivp, c AV. Guiney b Murray S Extras Total 53 . Bowling Analysis.—L. Guir.ivr took two wickrts for -id run?; G. Tavlor. three for 12; C. Muriny, three for 16. ASHBntTOX B v. LISMOEE. A cricket mctch was piavtfd on the Ash-, burton Domain on Saturday between tho Lismoro Club and the Ashburton B team. Lismor? in tho rirsf innings were disposed •■! lor 28, mid in the record innings mado ■lff. Ashburton in their first innings nuido 0-4 (Little 3), Gotirlcy 76, Smith 55, F. Mackenzie 40, Fowke T>, A]U r <\ not out 49). Aikrd, Jowko ,xi,d Mackenzie, for Ashburton, and Cormark, M'Causland and Whiting for Lismoro, wore the most successful uo\v!er3. AVKEDOXS CLUB. The AV*erfons Cricket Club opened its season on Xovpniber 22 with », friendly g«. w » 3g;ttnst Bolleston, at AVonions, the home foam winmnß conifortablv on the- first iniimpp. \Veedons made 43. E. Johnston H being the only player U> reach donblo r.re? \\ a.lkfr. six for 3, and Curraph, two for 0. bowled best for AVfiedons. Rolle*ton couipilec 10. Howe, sr.von for 14, a,nd Payne, two lor 13. bowled best, for Iloll«,ton. A friendly garao was played at PrebbMon on Saturday between Prc.bbleton and AVeedons, the visitors winning bv fl runs. AAVdens made, 10.> (Hnlston fil and AVa.lker 15). Prebblcton compiled 97 (Brown 42, Hodgkinson 13 and AV. Craythorne 10 not out). "For AAocdons, Manion, sovbd for 17, Curragh, three ior 31. and Walker, two for 33. bowled best. Cuj-rngh and Manion both accomulishori the "hat trick." Hodgkineon, fivft for 43, and M'Xn.lly, thre* for 15. were the most successful bowlers for Probbleton