“STOP PRESS" NEWS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16668, 25 February 1922, Page 1

“STOP PRESS" NEWS.

for late new* received after the paper has gone to press), i SEE JONES. McCROSTIE CO. a 4 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS 4 ON PAGE 9. BOWLING.— OPAWA TOURNAMENT. Fourth Game -Scott 11 v. Morgan i»\ Wade 11 v. I i uliter i, Calvert 0 v. ' Jacques 4, Herd 7 v. Prisk 6, Sand- 1 stou 7 v. Steans G. Maddison 10 v. ! West 2. Keys 1:5 v. Chambers J. Jacobsen 9 v. Mitchell 5. COLLAPSED. A returned soldier named Murfitt. residin ; in. Wilson - Road, collapsed in Lincoln Road this afternoon, and was admitted" to the Public Hospital. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY SALE ENDS SATURDAY NEXT. 1 CRICKET. SENIOR CRICKET. West. v. East Christchurch —West, first innings 1 180 for no wickets (Worker not out 91, Blunt not out SI). Sydenham v. St Albans—Sydenham 215; St Albans, one wicket for 104. Riccartou v. Linwood—Riccarton, first iuuings, 150; Linwood, first innings, 151 for eight wickets. CITY AND SUBURBANSENIOR GRADE. Green’s v. Railway—Green's, first innings 164. Railway, second innings, Woolston v. Letter Carriers —Woolston. first iuuings 182. Letter Carriers, first innings, 51 for 0. Paparua v. St Albans—St Albans, first innings 93. SHOW GROUNDS COMPETITIONS TUG OF WAR. Fourth Round—West End beat the Slaughtermen by loin. Fifth rouiu.: Bodega Cafe beat Hamlets Garage Tv nin. Final: West Eud beat Bodega Cafe by 6in. MUSICAL CHAIRS. In the Musical Chair Competition for motor-cycles T. E, Cairns was • first, J. Wilson second. N = BOWLING. OPAWA TOURNAMENT. Herd. Sandston. lluutei; and Wad® each had four wins auil one loss. A friendly game at Lyttelton between Lyttelton and United was won by tlio former by 97 to GG. LAWN TENNIS. In the B Grade Competition A£-