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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19863, 4 February 1920, Page 8

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I ~ * INTER-STATE MATCH. By Telegraph Press Association-Copyright Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. (Rcccired February 4. 11.5 e.m.l BRISBANE, February "tc lnnd ’ ln tlle fccol) d innings, 'scored 200 (Thompson 57, Hartigan £7). Bowlin? analysis—Armstrong, five wickets for 5S runsj Suea, one for 35; Fremantle, three ftr Victoria won by 163 runs. HEATHCOTE WILLIAMS SHIELD. [PBR PllEsi AB*OCfATIO?f. ] mi H, February 4, Xho Heathcote Williams Cricket Shield match was concluded this morning. Christchurch. Boys’ High School continued the second innings, but made a poor showim? against the bowling of Harrison and K. Hodder for Palmerston Boys' High School, and were dismissed for a total of 116 runs. Iho fielding of the local team -was a feature of tho morning’s play. Christchurch required 229 runs to win, but the total was 112 runs short. King scored 42, M. L. Page 07 M Graham 21, R. Powell 11 and J. Powell Is! Harrison took six wickets for 62, and E, Hodder four for SO. CITY AND SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION. are the fixtures for Saint* Senior Grade—Crownall, y. Railway, at Sydenham (No, 9); Green’s v. Si Albans, at Sydenham (No. 4). Second Grade—Woolston r. Temnleton, at Templeton; Boys’ Gordon Hall v.*Y H C \ at Svdenham (No. 2); Prcbbleton v. New Brighton, at Sydenham (No. 3); Belfast y St Albans, at St Albans Park; Green’s v. St John’s, at Woolston Park. Third Grade—Now Brighton v. 8.1.C., at New Brighton: St John’s v. Mariats. at V oolstonj Boys’ Gordon Hall, a bye.