SYDNEY GRADE MATCHES

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 73, Issue 425, 17 November 1930, Page 5

SYDNEY GRADE MATCHES

SATURDAY’S SCORES Received Nov. 16, 5.5 p.m. SYDNEY, Nov. 16. Grade cricket matches were continued yesterday in fine weather. Waverley made 107 in their first innings and in the second 01 (Bassett took five for 53) against Mosman, who made 184 in the first innings and 18 without loss iu the second. Mosman won outright. Western Suburbs made 238 in their first innings against Northern District, who made 225 (Buckle; Greentree took five for 36). Western Suburbs won on the first innings. In their first innings Manly made 1.)3 and in their second lost live for 86, against Marrickville, who declared with nine wickets down for 219 in their first innings, Armstrong making 54. Marrickville won on the first innings. Cumberland made 236 in their first innings, and in the second 88 (Arch took four wickets for 34, and McDougall three for 29) against Petersham, who made 191 in their first innings (Bosley five for 58) and in the second lost seven wickets for 124 (Leadbetter took four for 50). Cumberland won on the first innings. Randwiek made 326 runs in the first innings for the loss of five wickets, and then declared against University, who made 340 for the loss of seven wickets (Williams 114, not out, and Parsonage 74). University won on the first innings. Paddington in their first innings made 230 runs for the loss of seven wickets and declared (Josselyn 125) against North Sydney, who made 175 in their first innings and in their second lost two wickets for 63. Paddington won on the first innings. St. George in their first innings made

175 and in their second lost, five wickets for 192 against Gordon, who declared with four wickets down for 341 (J. Taylor 103, C. Kelleway, not out, 149, and Fordham 64). Gordon won on the first, innings. Glebe made 265 in their first innings against Balmain, who made 154 in their first innings (Brightfield took five wickets for 32), and in the second innings lost five wickets for 165 (Nutt made 73). Glebe won on the first innings.