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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXIV, Issue 934, 2 December 1933, Page 20

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At 6 p.m. Working Men’s Club had scored SO for the loss of three wickets in their second innings against Shirley, who were assured of a 5-point win. At 5.45 Railway in their second innings against Mai reha u had scored 130 for four wickets (Lohrey not out 70). FEILDING KACCES. Empire Handicap—Knollmere 1. Havering 2. All started. SENIOR CRICKET. Shortly after 6 o’clock Sydenham were all out for 202 runs. Old Boys won on the first innings by 202 runs. West Christchurch in their second innings against Ricearton scored 176 for four wickets (Cutler 90) and won by 76 runs on ine first innings. Lancaster Park beat St Albans by 112 runs on the first innings. St Albans, in their second innings made 55 for two wickets. Old Boys in their second innings against Sydenham had lost one wicket for 20 runs at 6.30 p.m. TOWN V. COUNTRY BOV/LING. Games at Leeston—Good (Linwood) 23, M’Cormack (Lyttelton) 17; Gibson (Linwood) 16, Collins Lyttelton) 17; Sprosen (Linwood) 36. Vicary (Leeston) 9; D. Diokson (Linwood) 22. Clousen (Leeston) 16. LIQUOR RACE. NEW YORK, Dec. I. The “ New York Times ” correspondent in Washington states that the race of liquor across the Atlantic begins to-morrow. The starting gun is expected to l>e fired early in the morning in the form of a cablegram to‘ the Consul at Glasgow which will give clearance to a cargo of liqupr aboard the Cameronia. Officials here are working late into the night to fix quot&s and go through red tape.