CITY AND SUBURBAN CRICKET.

Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14831, 24 November 1913, Page 10

CITY AND SUBURBAN CRICKET.

The above competitions were continned on. Saturday, the wickete being fast and in good order. SENIORS. Linwood Wanderers, batting first against Sydenham Hockey Club, made 184 for nine wickets (Baker 75, Koenan 3J, Maling 25, Stevens 15, Grammar 14). Sydenham Hockey had made 91 for seven wickets (Grammar 24, Cummings IG, Fairclough 14 not out, Cusworth 11, Keane 11). Hutchinge for Sydenham Hockey, Bentley and Sicvens for Linwood Wanderers, had the bulk of the bowling. Waimairi, batting first against Railway, made 116 (Kettle 18, Watson IS, Ferguson 12, Homer 10, Smith 13, Howell 11. Rossiter 24). Railway replied with "78 11, Thornton 32, Brown. 22). Waimairi, going in again, had made 53 for no wickets, and declared. For Waimairi Smith and Watson, and Oldridse and Fleet for Railway, had the bulk of the bowling. Sumner ICS (Lawson 24. Esmonds 21. Norn's 33. Witricy fiO, Short 13), defeated V.M.C.A. 96'(Fraz<?r 30. Jolinpon 28. Curtis l<s). Edmonds and Wigley howled best for Sumner. Islington and Hornbv defeated Glenmore at Woolston Park on Saturday. The former. batting first scored 92 (Owop 23, MoChiskio 23. Falconer 16). Glonmore >eplird with 07 runs (Sams 1G Mills 1C Engan 13. For the winners, Falconer six wickets for 19 runs, secured the best average, whilo Egan anil Black bowled best for Glenmore. JUNIORS. Druids A defeated Dunstablo by an innings and six wickets. Dunstable scored 71 in the first innings (Ricketis 27, Biltcliff 19), and 80 in their eecond innings (Biltcliff 21, Williams 16). Druids made 166 runs for four wickets and declared (F. Hale* 50, Warrington 50, Gydes 29, Smith 17 not out). Britten seven for 25, Warrington six for 27, and Steinman did well with the ball.

St. Albans obtained a three-point win against Railway, winning by seven wickets. Railway made 32 in their first innings (Symes 14), and 55 in their second (Warren 17* Savage 12, Taylor 10). St. Albans made S6 (Watts 10, Neate 30, Hardie 10), and 31 for three wickets (Neale 13 not out. Hardie 12). Falkner and Winter were the most successful bowlers for St. Albans, and Ramsay for Railway.

Rawhiti secured a two-point win against V.M.C.A. Rawhiti made 110 runs (Haynos 41, Mathias 18, Smith 11, McCreo 11, Bishop 10), and won by 51 runs on the first innings. V.M.C.A. made 68 (Taylor 18). Bellamy anJ Betfcs for Rawhiti and Downs for V.M.C.A. were the best bowlers.

Linwood Wanderers A defeated St. Peters by five wickets. In their first innings St. Peters made 73 (Ellis 23), and Linwood Wanderers 44 (J. Wainscott 22). In the second innings Linwood Wanderers scored 73 (Payne 22, A. Wainecott 23, Jenninge 19). For St. Peters Bruce took eight wickets for '22 runs, while J. and B. Wainscott bowled well for Linwood Wanderers.

Richmond Working Men's Club secured a victory over Glenmore by ten runs on the first innings. Richmond made 50 (Kidd 36) and Glen more 40 (Champ 13). Evans eight for 24 and Hughes bowled well for Richmond Working Men's Club, as did Mills, Wilson and Sykes for Glenmore.

St. John's defeated Scotte by three wickets, securing a three-point win. Scotts made 26 in their first innings, and 102 in their second (Duggan 41, Anstiss 12, Dempster 13). St. John's made 80 .in their first innings (Bayli3s 23, Reese 23 not out, Howes 29), and 50 for. seven l wickets in the second innings (Bayliss 19). Howes and Moltzen for St. John's, and Dempster, Duggan and Peacock for Scotts, had the best of the bowling. Playing against Linwood, B. Council, secured a win' by 78 runs on the first innings. Council scored 184 (Boxworthy 26, Mills 31, Zolcher 13 not out, Offwood 31), and Linwood Wanderers 76 (Hutchings 27, Mole 12, Sullivan 12). The bowling honours were divided between Hardy and Nicholson for Linwood Wanderers and Miles and Noxworthy for Council.

Woolston secured A victory over Druide Bby 26 runs. Druids wnd-i 77 (L, Spicer 45), and Woolston 93 (Clapham 24, Lcvi 16, Bugg 13 not out). PRESIDENT'S CUP. Edgeware obtained a three-rpoint win over Druids, defeating them by an innings and 33 runs. Edgeware scored 183 for eight wickets .md declared (Neale 52, L. Philpott 29 not out). Druids made 46 in their first innings (Smith 24) and 24 in their second. Davy and A. Philpott bowled well lor Edg3ware, as did Graham for Druids. Dunstablo had a win over St. John's, defeating them by 14 runs on the fm.t innings. St. John's scored 77 (Baker 24 Jennings 17), and Dunetable 91 (Marshall 15, Howes 22, Thornton 23, McClea 12). McClea and Howes bowleu well for Dunstable, and Jennings and Turner for St. John's. St. Matthews defeated Latimer by a margin of 50 runs. The former team scored 42 in their first innings (Parsons 20) and 82 in their second (Mason 10, Fletcher 22, Parsor«s 12, Saville 10). Latimer made 45 (Haynea 12) and 30 (Auld 11). Gunri, Zimmerman and Hancock for Latimer, and Parsons and Fletcher for St. Matthews were tho best bowlers. . VICE-PRESIDENTS. St. Peters defeated V.M.C.A. by 13 runs. Scores: St. Peters /9 (McLachlan 19, Ballantyne 16. Howell 11). V.M.C.A. 66 (Pitt 20, Bowden 13). St. Matthews defeated V.M.C.A. B team