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qEE JONES, McCROSTIFS IMPORTANT AUCTION ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGE 15. BOWLING. On the Kaiapoi green, the Town team won four games (16G points), and -Country four games <162 points). SENIOR TENNIS. FEND ALTON v. UNITED. J. Seay beat W. S. Somerville G-3, 6-1. P- G. Grcentrod beat J. R. Crawshaw n-4, 6-4. Shenpnrd and Tait beat Munns and Fisher 7-5, 6-3. United won by 6 sets to nil. CITY AND SUBURBAN CRICKET Marist, first innings, 73 (Roach 46). City Council, 257 for four wickets (Chinnery 168). SENIOR CRICKET. At 6 45 p.m., Sydenham had six Markets down for 100 in their match with West Christchurch (Garson 37 not out, C. Sliackel 27 not out). At 6.45 Linwood had made 323 for 8 (Orchard 65) in their first innings against East Christchurch. At 6 p.m. Old Collegians in attempting to overtake the St Alban. otal of 137 had made 37 for 1 (K. O. Talbot 25). Playing Riccarton, Old Boys in their first innings had lost 7 wickets for 334 (Cromb 114). At 6 p.m. Sydenham had lost 8 '.Tickets for 202 in their match 'with West Christchunrch (G. Esson 42, C. Shackel 29). At 6 p.m. Linwood were all out for 334 in their first innings against East Christchurch. * Sydenham were all out at 6.14 for 217 in the first innings of the match with West Christchurch. Bowling:—T. Condliffe four for 39, W. iiayes two for 44, N. Alexander two for 15. At stumps, East Christchurch had made 16 for two wickets in their first innings against Linwood. Old Boys closed their first innings ftir 352. At stumps, Riccarton had replied with three runs for no wickets. At stumps Old Collegians had made 74 for two wickets (H. M. Chrystall not out 36) against St Albans.