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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19173, 2 December 1927, Page 13

CRICKET.

N.S.W. OUT FOR 167.

MATCH WITH QUEENSLAND. (BY CABLE-PBESS A33OCUTION-COPIKIGHT) (AUST BA LUH AND H. S CA BL , ASSOCUTIoV.) (Received December Ist, 11.15 pm ) (K« e itt w ii he s r orSs t £r*\zt z Queensland, Hornibrook took two wiclfeU f 2» Oxcnham two for 64, and Hurwood five for 50. Jn their second innings, New South Wales are two for 22 (Everett 10). u-nY A J }-^? eh . ours t0 P la y. N=w South Wales had little chance of retrieving their position and despite a good fight by the fXV 1 . f '1 '! our rei "»ined when they followed on for their second knock. A feaS ll wa " H»"rood's consistent and destructive bowling. [Queensland in their first innings made 4iy.| °

CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION DRAW. The following is tho draw for the next round of matches to be played on Saturdays December 10th and 17th. Commencing from Saturday, December 10th, tho hours of play for senior A and senior B grades will be 2 p.m. to 7 p.m., and all other grades 2 p.m. to 6,30 p.m. The compulsory tea adjournment of 15 minutes between 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. will still apply to all grades:— Senior A—Linwood v. Sydenham, Sydenham 1; West v. Old Collegians. Hagley 1; Last v. Riccarton, Hagley 1): St, Albans v. Old Boys, Hagley 3. Senior B—-East v. Old Boys, Hagley 4, West v. Kiccarton, Hagley 5, Boys' High School v. St, Albans, Straven road 1, 0. College v. Old Collegians, College 1; Linwood v. New Brighton, New Brighton 1; Sydenham v. Rangiora, Ranglora 1. Junior A —East v. Technical, Ensor's road 1; West v. Old Boys, Hagley 6; Linwood Av. Merivale, Sydenham 3; St. Albans v. Riccarton A, Hospital Corner 2; 0. College v. Sydenham, College 2; Linwood B v. Riccarton B, Hospital Corner B.' Junior B—New Brighton v. Old Boys A, Monica Park 5; Sumner v. St. Andrew's, St. Andrew's 1; West v. Sproydou, Barrington street; Old Boys B v. Old Collegians, Monica Park 2; Linwood v. Technical, Ensor's road 2; St. Bede's v. C. College, St. Bedo's 1; St. Albans v. Boys' High School, Straven road 2; Merivale v. East, Hospital Corner No. 1; Riccarton a bye.

Third A—Sumner v. Linwood, Sumner; New Brighton v. St. Albans, Now Brighton 2; Sydenham v. St. Bede's, St. Bede's 2; West v. St. Andrew's, St. Andrew's 2; Spreydon v. Boys' High School, Straven road 3; Riccarton v. 0. College, College 3. Third B—East v. Riccarton, Hospital Corner 4; New Brighton v. Linwood B, New Brighton 3; C. College v. Linwood A, Collego 4; Boys' High School v. Old Boys, Straven road 5; Papanui v. Sydenham, Sydenham 2.

Fourth Grade—Owing to Lancaster Parkbeing unavailable, there will be no fourth grade matches on Saturday, December 10th. The following is the draw for Saturday, December 17th:—St. Bedo's v. C. College A, St. Bede's 8; Y.M.O.A. A v. Boys' High School, B, Lancaster 1; Riccarton v. Boys' High School A, Lancaster 2; Sydenham v. West D.H.S., Lancaster 3; Linwood v. NewBrighton, Lancaster 4; T.M.C.A. B v. St. Andrew's, Lancaster 5.

COMBINED PRESS CLUB V. VETERANS. A Combined Preaa Club team defeated a Veterans' Club eleven at Hagley Park yesterday afternoon by 37 runs. Batting first, on an easy wicket but with a. slow outfield, Veterans made 79, towards which. A. "White was chi«f contributor with a steadily compiled 35 not ouL Butler 14 and Brook 13 were the other double-figure scorers. Archer and K. Thomson were the most successful bowlers for the Pressmen, who in their innings made 116 (J. Mahoney 27, H Anderson 22, N. Archer 20, and P. C. K. Thomson 17). H. Thomson took sis wickets for the Veterans and Fleming two. MATCH v. WEEDONS. The following players will represent the Press Club in a match against a Wecdons team at Weedona. on Saturday:—H. 8011, A. Adams, R. Barnes, F. Sams, A. Galbraith, F. C. Davies, V. Burrows, \V. P. Guiney, E. A. Ddbbie, C. Craze, H. Latnb, R. C. Mathews, "W. J. Richards, C. Bogota, P, 0. K. Thomson, and D. Morgan. Bus will leave "Lyttelton Times" Offioe at 1.30 p.m. MUSIC TRADES CLUB. The following will represent the Music Trades Club v. Templeton, to-morrow:— Dougall, Kirk, Haw-kings, Rudpe, Wiltshire, Milne, Cameron, Bagley, Kirwin, Norrish, emergency A. Payne. Buses leave the Clock Tower at 1.35 p.m. SYDENHAM CLUB. Fourth grade v. Y.M.C.A., at Hospital Corner—W. Guy, V. Guy, Manning, Sparks, Woodbury, Brown, B. Foster, Kent, Brittan, Squires, Bunz, and. Chambers. CLARKE'S CLUB. Following are the teams for to-morrow: — Junior A team v. Beckenham, at Beckenham—Burgoyne, Clarke, Price, Harrison, Swallow, Gillard, Lawaon, Geary, Speirs, Cade, Coe, W. J. Noble. Presidents A t. Mairehau, at Mairehau — McKay, Corbett, Dow, R. Lane, Swallow, Brook, Webb, Grange, Dobbs, H. Lane, Loach. Presidents B Vj Beckenham A, at No. 1 wioket, Sydenham Park—McKendry, Hillgrove, Olarko, Lavery, Dick. Haley, Kirk, Bowen, Flanagan, Bailey, Hurst, Taylor. NORTH CANTERBURY TEAM. The following will represent North Canterbury v. Amur! in a representative match, to be played at Amberley on Thursday, December Bth, commencing at 11 a.m.: J. 11. Bennett, G. Croft, P. Lindsay, W. Meyer, G Mcßcth, 0. A. V. Johnston, J. Mayo, C. Adams, A. Smith, H. Feary, L. Wright. Emergencies; J. Parker, C. Feary, G. Smith, and Debenham. M.C.C. V. NATAL. (BT GABLB—PB»S» ASSOCIATES—COmiQHT.) (AUSTRALIAN AND S.B- AND BTO CABLE.) CAPE TOWN, November 30. At MariUburg, Natal, in their flrßt innings, made 171. Astill took five for 38. Marylebone have lost four for 138 (Tyldesley not out 64).