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■CRICKET, ■ _ * —. OTAGO UNIVERSITY v. CANTERBURY COLLEGE. The annual inter-Varsity match Qtago University v. Canterbury College was concluded at Hagley Park yesterdayj when Otago won, after an exciting finish, by four wickets. Canterbury's first innings closed for 182, and, following on, they made 160. Requiring 53 to win, Otago started well, but Smith performed the "hat trick," and six wickets were down with still six runs to get. Hutchison hit out and put the issue beyond doubt with a couple of boundaries, Otago thus winning by four wickets. Following were the- scores: — OTAGO UNIVERSITY. Finst Innings .. .. .. .. 285 Second Innings. A. "W. Alloo, c b Smith .. .. 18 A. H. Baxter, c Loittrell, b Smith .. 23 l>. If. Reid, b Smith .. .. .. 0 CJ. Fisher, c Gurnsey, b Smith... .. 5 A. P. Alloo, run out .. ..- i W. Tweedy, c and b Crawehaw .. ..3 J. D. Hutchison, not out .. .. S J. 11. Smith, not out .... ..0 Total for six wickets .. ..61 Bowling Analysis.—Sm'th i wickets for 34 runs, Crawshaw one for 27. CAJSTERBUKY COLLEGE. First Inniage. R. J. Richards, run out .. .. ..16 E. E. Luttrell, c and b Niven .. ..18 J. W. Crichton, c FisheT, b A. W. Alloo 21 C. Young, Ibw, b Niven .. ..' 3 F. W. Gurnsey, lbw, b Tweedy .. ..65 E. E. Crawshaw, c and bA. W. Alloo .. 10 C. T. Moor, c and bA. W. AJloo .. 0 S. J. Smith, c Smith, bA. W. Alloo .. 71 W. B. Thomas, not out .. .. 7 a. J. Barnelt, b A. W. Alloo .. ..3 A. li. Rowc, lbw, bA. W. Alloo .. 0 Extras 23 Total .. ..182 Bowling Anlysie.—A. W. Alloo 6 wickets for 72 nine, Niven 2 for 34, Fisher 0 for 18, A. P. Alloo 0 for 23, Tweedio 1 for 12. Second Innings. W. B. Thomas, c Niven, bA. W. AUoo 11 E. E. Luttrell, b Niven .. ..15 J \V. Crichton, c and bA. P. AUoo .. 27 C. Ycimg, stpd. Hutchison, b A. P. Alloo 49 F. W. Guraeey, lbw, bA. P. Alloo .. 0 E E. Crawshaw, b A. W. Alloo ... 13 K. J. Richards, c Tweedy, b A. P. Alloo 21 S. J. Smith, bA. W. Alloo .. .. 1 C. T. Moor, not out .. .. ■* A. J. Barnett, run out .. .. ..0 A. li. Rowe, bA. W. Alloo .. .. 1 Extras 18 Total .. 160 Boxling Analysis.—A. W. Alloo 4 wickets for 57 runs, A. P. Alloo 4 for 50, Niven one for 16, Baxter 0 for 12, Tweedy 0 for 6. Last evening tho Canterbury College players entertained the visitors at dinner at the Royal Hotel, 'Mr A. T. Donnelly presiding. The following toasts were honoured:—"Tho King," proposed by tho chairman; "The Otago Team," proposed by Mr W. B. Thomas and responded to by Mr W. M. Tweedy; "Cricket," proposed by Mr T. W. Rowo and responded to by Mr R. J. Richards; "The Canterbury Cricket Association," proposed by the Chairman and responded to by Mr A. Cant; "The Ladies," proposed by Mr E. E. Crawehaw and responded to by Mr A. W. Alloo. Musical items were contributed by -Messrs C. E. Thomas, A. L. Rowe, F. Bullock, F. Johnston, and W. H. Alloo. HEATHCOTE WILLIAMS SHIELD. BOYS» HIGH SCHOOL v. CHRIST'S COLLEGE. The annual secondary schools' match Boys' High School v. Christ's College was commenced at Hagley Park yesterday before a fair crowd of spectators. As tho Boys' High School won the Heathcote Williams Shield back from Auckland Grammar School last season, the match is also a challengo game for that trophy. School won the toss and elected to bat, but although they occupied the wicket all the afternoon they could only notch 158 runs. The match will bo continued this .afternoon at 1.45. Scores: — BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL. : First Inning*. C. E. Evans, c Bush, b Lamer ..■ 29 U. C. "Nixon, b Larrror ..' -.. .. 16 H. H. Smith, b Lamer .. .. .. 8 C. E. Guiney, c Averill, b Meredith-Kaye 26 T. Milliken, c Rattray, b Laraor ..27 S. L. 'Woods, c liarner, b Btrrdon • ..22 O. F. Lamb, c Averill, b.Burdon .. 5 J. H. Graham, c HeimoM, b Burdon .. 7 A. D. Tench, c Harriaon, b Lamer .. 0 A. H. W. Ell, b Lamer.. .... .. 0 F. It. Bowion, not out .. .. .. 0 Extras ... ..r .. ..19 ; Total .. .. .. .. 158 Bowling Analysis.—l/arner 6 wickets for 45 runa, Burdon 8 for 82, Meredith-Kayo ou* for 28, Pinckney 0 for 27, Harrison 0 for 7. THE AUSTRALIAN TOUR. The secretary of the New Zealand Cricket Council has received a telegram stating that the Wellington p!ayer, l>. C. Collins, is seriously ill, and will not be able to accompany the New Zealand team to Australia. The first emergency, R. Somerville, the brilliant young Auckland .player, has been appointed to fill the vacancy. The position at the present time is a very serious one for the New Zealand Cricket Council, there being no certainty that the team -will be able to make the tour as arranged, owing to the dislocation of the steamer service. SYDENHAM CLUB. The following is the Sydenham fourth grade team v. High School, at Lin wood Park: —Da-vies, - Purdom, Fitz.simmoris, Hickinbottom, Peek, Arnold, Pateison,. Boniface, Skinner, Wilson, Collins, and Joiy. EAST CHEISTCHURCH CLUB. . The following team will represent East Christchurch in the fourth grade competition against Linwood, at Lancaster Park:— Thompson (2), Moody (2), Brown, Husson, Armitage, Lord, Kirton, Hielip, and Collins. COUNTY COUNCILS. ♦—! SPRINGS. ■ At the annual meeting of the Springs County Council, held at bpringston yesterday, the following members were present:—Crs. il. F. Ryan (chairman), J. W. Kime, I. Andrew, R. W. Lochhead, J. Flceto, and C. Wolfe. Cr. Ryan was re-elected chairman, and was accorded a hearty vote of thanks for his' services as chairman during the past year.'. It was decided to hold the monthly meetings on the last Tuesday in tho month. After the. annual-meet-ing a special meeting was held, at which by-laws were adopted prohibit- ! ing the public from cutting grass seed j on the public roads of the county without authority. It was decided to confirm the by-laws at the next meeting, to be held on December 29th. At the ordinary monthly meeting ail tho members of the Council were present. A motion of sympathy with Cr. Lochhead on the death of his mother ivas carried in 9ilenco. It was decided to givo several ratepayers final notice to clear gorso. Crs." Lochhead and Andrew rei ported as to their investigations reiga rding *a suitable culvert for a race I adjacent to the Lincoln College proJ perty at Lincoln. After discussion, it S was decided to refer the matter back to J tho sub-committee to report at next ; meeting. It was agreed to have repairs effected to Sergeant's road. Cr. Andrew drew attention to the state of tho road leading towards the College, : and it was decided to have some ruts : ; . repaired. The chairman and Cre. ' Andrew and Fleete were appointed a Horse Committee. ASHBURTON. The jmnual meeting of the Ashburton County Council was held yesterday. Present: —Messrs C. J. Harper • (chairman), J. Cairns, H. J. Harrison, IG. Murdoch, and W. Morgan. The I Chairman gave a resume of the work carried out during the past year, and i thanked the members, who * had extended courteous attention to the chair. On the motion of Crs. Harrison and Morgan, Mr Harper was unanimously re-elected chairman. Several members erpoke of the good work Mr Harper had ' done daring his long term of office.

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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14834, 27 November 1913, Page 10

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