SECOND ROUND GAMES OF NORTH CANTERBURY CRICKET ASSOCIATION.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 18012, 24 November 1926, Page 10

SECOND ROUND GAMES OF NORTH CANTERBURY CRICKET ASSOCIATION.

Following is the draw for the second round of the North Canterbury Cricket Association’s competitions:— FIRST GRADE. December 4 and 11—Woodcnd v. Amberley, Oxford v. Loburn. December 18 and January I—Amberley v. Oxford, Loburn v. Woodend. January 8 and 15—Amberley v. Loburn, Oxford v. Woodend. SECOND GRADE. -December 4—Loburn v. Swannanoa, llorrelville v. Ey reton, Sefton a bye. December 11—Loburn v. Ey reton, Sefton v. Horrelville, Swannanoa a bye. December 18—Swannanoa v. Horrelville, Eyreton v. Sefton, Loburn a bye. January I—Sefton v. Loburn, Swannanoa x*. Eyneton, Horrelville a bye. January B—Swannanoa v. Sefton, Loburn v. Horrelville, Eyreton a bye. THIRD GRADE. December 4—Rangriora v. Woodend, Eyreton v. Horrelville, Fernside v. Oxford. December 11—Eyreton v. Woodend, Rangriora v. Oxford, Horrelville v. FernDecember 18—Horrelville v. Woodend, Oxford v. Eyreton, Rangiora v. Fernside. January I—Woodend v. Oxford, Eyreton v. Fternside, Rangiora v. liorrelville. January B—Ranglora v. Eyreton, Woodend v. Fernside, Horrelville v. Oxford. BOYS’ ASSOCIATION. The following is the draw for the sixth roud of games in the Canterbury Boys' Cricket Association’s competition : Fifth grade—Boys’ High School A v. Boys’ High School C, Hospital Corner No. S; Marist Brothers v. Technical College C, Hospital Corner No. 4; Riccarton v. St Bede’s College, St Bede’s College No. 3; Boys’ High School B v. Technical College A, Hospital Corner No. 5; Linwood v. St Andrew’s College, Hospital Corner No. 6; Technical College B, a bye. Sixth grade—Boys’ High School A v. Linwood, Hospital Corner No. 7; Marist Brothers v St Andrew’s College, Hospital Corner No. 8; Riccarton v. Technical College, Ensor’s Road No. 3; Boys’ High School B v. Cathedral Grammar School, Boys’ High School B win by default; West Christchurch v. St Bede’s College, St Bede’s College No. 4. Seventh grade—Boys' High School A v. St Bede’s College, St Bede’s College No. 6; Ma.rist Brothers v. St Andrew’s College, Hospital Corner No. 10; Boys’ High School B v. Technical College. Ensor’s Road No. 4; Linwood v. Cathedral Grammar School, Linwood win by default. COMBINED PRESS CLUB FORMED. A meeting convened by Mr L. Guiney for the purpose of forming a combined Press Cricket Club was held yesterday. There was a representative attendance of the newspaper staffs, over which Mr G. Renner presided. The following officers were elected:— President, Mr J. Jackman: vice-presi-dents, Messrs A. G. Henderson, A. M. Burns, E. C. Huie, A. B. Lane, Andrew Burns, M. C. 'Keane, C. Atkinson, H. W. Nixon, A. Cant, G. Renner, M. E. Lyons, J. R. Olliver, A. L. Chappell and W. J. Hezlehurst; club captain, Mr L. Guiney; honorary auditors, Messrs A. Cant and F. H. C. GaJe; management committee. Messrs H. J. Fleming, D. Morgan, F. C. Davies, H. Bell, F. Walls and J. A. Gasson; office delegates, Messrs L. Guiney, D. Morgan and J. A. Gasson; honorary secretary and treasurer, Mr W. .T. Richards. The office delegates were instructed to report to the management committee next Tuesday as to the membership offering. From indications given at the meeting, the success of the club is assured. An endeavour is being made for a club team to play Weedons at Weedons on Saturdaj\ VETERANS* CLUB. The following players will represent the Veterans’ Cricket Club in their match against the T. and G. Ins. Cornpan v to-morrow at 2 p.m.: Butler, Peafv. Fleming. Jones, Harris, Cook, Mansell. M’Menamin, White, Oddy, Jones, Thomson end Rex E. Malden. SHEFFIELD v. KJRWEE. Ivirwee. met Sheffield at Sheffield on Saturday. Scores:-—Kir-wee 90 CP. Bulnois 60, R M’Meehan 10); Sheffield 19*t for six wickets (J. Gunn retired 74, M. S. Page not out 19. J Judd not. out 20, w. Ferguson 35. C. Innes 14- T. Innes IS). Bowling for Kirwee, A. Roper took four wickets for 4 8 runs, R. Bedford one for 16, A. Anderson none for 48, P. Bulnois none for 34, G. Soal none for 26, A. Stewart none for 17. Bowling for Sheffield. M. L. Page took seven wickets for 44 and J. Gunn three for