CRICKET.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17181, 26 October 1923, Page 2

CRICKET.

VTSIT OF NEW SOUTH WALES TEA2L P*a Press Asaocixxiox. D October 23. Advices received hero show that there is every likelihood of the New South Wales cricket team visiting New Zealand. It will leave after the Sheffield Shield contents have been decided, and will include some *• crack ” player?. The men will receive 103 per day expenses. Mr Bed path, of Canterbury, is at present in Syanev and has authority to complete negotiations for the visit. SYDENHAM CLUB. The following will represent the ffyaea* ham Cricket Club to-morrow:— Senior A v. East Christchurch, at Sydenham No. I—W. Patrick. E. G&sscn. V.\ Cunningham, C. Oliver, p. si'B©th. J. M'Ewin, E. Coefcroft. J. Young, H. King. W. Skelton. J. Murchison. Senior B v. St Albans, at Hagley 50. S—C. Bellamy. J. Martin. J. Woods. H MTielland. W. Hay. f. Ayling, J. Cocraber, «T. Barron. M. O'Malley. E. Cummings, AELobbe. Juniors v. New Brighton, at New Brighton, meet at No. 5 car at 1.30 p.m.— W. Jaraee. J. Gordon. S. French. K. Purdon. C. Marshall. E. Edwards. G. MBeth. W. Oliver. W. King, C. Ga-saon. J. ForresThird" v. Technical, at, Sydenham No. 2—E. Gasson. M. Gray. W. Smart. Heody. A. Gordon. J. Newman. F. Bellamy. H- ! Smart, L. Edwards. J. Grenfell. French. Fourths v. Ft Albans, at Sydenham. No. B—T.8 —T. Patrick, Wilder, M*Quinn. G. Cotton. Miller. 3f. Andrews, Siminonds. Crouch. Deady. H. Reed. Brundall. Miiten. Emergency : Bar bare!. Y.M.C.A. CLUB. The following will represent the Y.M.C.A, (boys' division) in the cricket matches to be played to-morrow: — Third Grado B v. Boys* Hieh School. No. 20 ground. Hospital corner—Caider. Lisle, Ambrose, J. Dawson. Jack Dawson, Copp, Timms, Garbutt, M'DufT. Deans, Johnston. Fourth Grade A v. Technical College, Lancaster Park No. 6—Silvester. Frank Oil* son, Plummer, Sharp. Donovan. Anderson, Kearney. Kelly. Brentford. Barton, Bodda, Harrison. Fourth Grade B v. Boy= s High School, Hospital comer No. S—L. Forsyth. Buist. Madden, Wilkins, Odell. F. Fhacklock. Troves. Sutherland, Aldersley, Benzie, f. Brown. Fifth Grade v. Boy3' High School. Bospi tal comer No. 3 Klddey, Deakin. K*»rr. Howison, Hughes. M’Lean. Barnhill. Bryden, Roberts, Murfitt, Lord. Eimmcr, M'Kay. Jarvis. M’Gee. Sixth Grade, a bye. Seventh Grade v. St Andrew's. St Andrew’s No. I—Aris, Gardiner, Lee Palmer. Pasamcre. Drury, Deans. F. Powell. S. Flewellan, Daly, Escott. Almond. Sr ms. SUMNER v. SPRIXGBTON. A cricket match was played at Sprfngston on Saturday between teams representing Sumner and Springston. The match occupied the whole day. and the Sumner team thoroughly eujoyc-d their outing in the country. The following are tbe eoores:— Springstou, first innings—- T . Oddy 3. IT. Pail IS. W. Merritt 47. F. Ridden 11. W. Mounce 11, P. Marion 0, J. Wright 0, W. Kime 0, R. Neale 25. L. Walls 0. V. Walls 4; total 104. Bowling: Saunders rone for 80. Dacre four for 19. Storeman three for 26, Smythe two for 15. Ogier one for Sumner, first innings—Saunders TO. W. Hampton 6. Ogier 4. Kmythe 44. Wilson Dacre 98. Tenon 0. Goocenonjrh 0. Ptcreinna 6. J. H&moson 5, J. Merritt 4; total. 111. Dowling: Sail one for 24. Marlon four for 12. Oddy none for 29, Merritt one for S 3. Wright none for 12. Fnringston. second inninm—Oddy 35. Sail SB. Marion 2, Merritt 1. Ridden 1. Monace 0. Neale 0. Wright 13: total (for eight wickets). 64. Bowling: W. Hamnton three for 4: J. Hampton two for 5. Smythe oce for 6. UPPEP. E.ICCARTON CLUB. The following will represent Upper Riecarton on Saturday next:— Seniors v. Sunnyside. at Sirnnyrido—D. Murray. J. Matthews. A. Peters. J. Bennett. A. M'CJoskie. A. Olsen. W. Corner. L- J. Rattray. S. Bush. H. Holmes. IT. Carr. Juniors v. Green’s, at Sydenham Park No. 9 —E. riarke. B. Smith. F. James. J. Do Rungs. P. Hall. R. B-rt-Wt. .T. Fleming. A. Roner. E. Timms. W. Lang. F. GsuJewell. Emergencies: A. Biggs and J. Spiers. All ularrrs reauested to he on the grounds at 2.13 p.m.