Our Sports Summary

New Zealand Tablet, Volume LII, Issue 51, 23 December 1925, Page 43

Our Sports Summary

• CRICKET IN CHRISTCHURCH. V (From our own Correspondent.) c *w*» •_'..-■ j . i 4. A! ~ , 4. In junior grade cricket Marist beat v • -v, e -1* if n ~,„n /oq\ n ™' ra » t wickets-McDonnell (28), & Blasey (21) , H. Blazey (13), being the most successful bats. The 3rd A team defeated St. Albans by

manifested at the meeting nothing will be left undone to ensure a big success for the coming athletic carnival. It is proposed to hold it on March 13— and night sessions. The various committees are already at work, Mr. T. P. O'Rourke being general chairman of committees.

Marist v. Main — were all out for 64. Marist 120 for 7 wickets. Sullivan 58 (not out), Roper 25, Thomas 18. Won "by 3 wickets and 56 runs. Marist v. —Marist made the poof score of 77. O'Leary 18, Richardson 14, Roper 11. South put on 69. At one stage South were 53 for 4 wickets. The remaining 6 wickets fell for 16. Won by 8 runs. • Marist v. High—This was the final of the competition. Both Marist and High had won all matches to date. The championship de-