ST. CANICE'S SCHOOL, WESTPORT

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

ST. CANICE'S SCHOOL, WESTPORT

135 runs. Marist in their innings scored —N. Gillespie being responsible for 41, Roach 37, and Heslip 31. Marists 6th grade were beaten by Cathedral Grammar School, as were also the 7th grade by Boys' High School A. ST. PATRICK'S SPORTS' ASSOCIATION, CHRISTOHTJRCH. St. Patrick's Sports' Association recently met in the Hibernian Hall for the purpose of arranging its annual sports meeting. About 30 members attended; Mr. B. J. McKenna . presiding. Judging from the enthusiasm

SCHOOLS' CRICKET IN TIMARU. (From our own correspondent.) The inter-Schools' Cricket Competition was concluded last week. The Marist boys had a very successful season, finally winning the championship. The results* are as follows: Marist v. Waimaitaitai Waimaitaitai batted first and were dismissed for 30 runs. Marist replied with-7G|for 5 wickets. Thomas 26 (not out). Quinn 18 (n. 0.). Won by 5 wickets and 40 runs. Marist v. West—Marist nut on 266 for 6 wickets, and then declared. Sullivan 10T) (not out). Thomas 82, Quinn 36, O'Leary 18. West declined to bat. Won.

WINNERS OF VINCENT COX SHIELD 1921-25—BULLER SCHOOLS' BOXING TOURNAMENT.

pended on the result of this game. High went to the wickets first. They wore batting too carefully and keen fielding kept the runs down. After 40 minutes play, the score was 29 for 9 wickets. High began to hit and . when the last wicket fell the score had crept to 53. Marist started badly lesing 1 for 1. Quinn and O'Connor now settled down, playing good cricket. When Quinn was caught behind the wickets the score was 33 for 2. The remaining runs were obtained for the loss of another wicket—3 for 58. O'Connor 28 (not out), Thomas 10 (not out), Sullivan 9. Quinn 8. Won by 7 wickets. The Marist boys thus won the championship for 1925.