CRICKET

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20171, 25 February 1931, Page 9

CRICKET

■ fiwata hj good twsrraoN.', . [pUTff WALES'S BIG 1, 4 o \ kSuamtm+Jn puecTMc **V . 00W|UOp.J ,' yffjpceiyed Febiuaiy 24th, 9.40 p.m.) SYDNEY. February 3*. .1 I , rf J)sg/ I ,WMt}»r ,wa* w>eUont ®£d the wioket I wfaxapUon of tie match JTew > gcm^ l 'sir»lw| , >y. West Indies. There was a |fji«to»qtm were brilliant, >attlnM* i Umbtl7 and with great confidence. Coneicftt fonri; NewSoutt, Wales jtJJJ QOTWi , ' „ 4 ./J" _ \ ,• V' ' , WEST, INDIES. .• *• 839 > .Second Inninps. , Hoaoh, Ihw/'b Tbeak /. >* # w»&«r» lbw, b'Punt .. .. •• jj Qfttpi, a Davidson, b Hunt .. •• " Seatey, b McGtrirk . , , •«, " * ?i Martin. Ibw, b Quivers ,jj® Constantino, run out ■ . •• "Wifcht; c b Chilvers ... - 83 .Ban#*, nut,out .» r ?2 Scott,' not out •" " it Francis, at Davidson, b Chilvers .• •• - " Extraa, s, _•... - •• , i.- ♦> 11 ?? •/ Total for nina wicketa ' *OB three Wickets > f« • •.« I runs-.Tbeak, one for .38; McGuirk, one for 79; Hunt, two' for 99; MeC'afce, none tot ; 77;, Bennett,: n«ne. for 26; Kippax, none for «!• rif, , , . > It ■ I 7 NEW SOUTH WALES. - [ firjt;inain|rt . •* 3 ™ B«eond Innings. * ■ i WendeJ Bill, lbw, b Francis .. .. " tow, "l<- Consfantina .. •• jj® Br&dwan, not out .-i. • *• " X? out - •• 'Total for two wiolwts J »« , SOWTH AFRICA V. M.C.C. -FIFTH TEST MATCH. ffe »' fj J l -, 53., Sooth 4lrie%;ooptinwd theiricings to-day In .the reat match against the M.O.C. Th«,i wjstot'{w», .not Jpy. thd rain» to wi&utearon &ti)|dajr... made ,852. , , > ' - ' s^ to Wt&P£Z: S.

. i '> \ ' lent- fielding. FaTrimond, |he wicket-keeper, did 'reinarSkbly well. Not a single .extra Wft# . scored,,' The average rate of scoring was ".leSs. than two runs per over. Sior^si— 1 " ■" ') " SOUTH AFRICA. First Innings. ( , ' SiWej O' and,'b White .. .. •» r .. •• •>• Christ,'b-Peebles , .. . ~ " Taylor, b • Peebles •■ . 'f- '■ *? Viljoen,' o Hammond, b'Tate j.. .. 10 Cameron, b "Voce ■• !•• t», J Dalton, o Farrimond, b- Hammond 81 Mnltfillll.il, not out .. •■ •• 2» Vincent, o b~Peebles «• 6 Bell,' V Voce , - 0 poohnuij b, Peebles -i.. ■■ ■" j Total - .. 2521 Bowling Analysis—Tate,' o-ae Wicket for 25 rusft* Sftinittottde two for 36/; Voce, two for 6lj 'Peebles, four' for' 67; White, one for 68. . CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION. The Committee of the Canterbury Cricket Association met l lastevening. Messrs ,W. Simpson (in the chair), W. H. Winsor, 0. S, Thompson, A. Dey, W. li. .King, Q-. H< Eobertson, W. J. V. Hamilton, C.jT. Bis. It'. D. Page, -0. E. Evans, C. Ayjliig, E. B. Luttrelli, K. C. Burhs, and P. A. Jarrett. It was decided to reprimand those teams complained ot by tho Umpires' Association for late starting of matches, and to warn them that a penalty would bo inflicted 'for future breaches. ' It was decided to. pay the full expenses this year of the Brabin Shield: (junior) visit Wellington. Mr Page, who brought .the matter up; said that by asking the players to ; n#y half their expenses, the . Association, was never able'to field its strongest team. - Arrangements were made for the Bmoke.icoucert in honour of the Canterbury representative team,'that won the Flunket Shield, at 1 which . presentations; will ' be made to those Canterbury players selected to tour England. The concert will be held in tho Masonic Hall on March 21st. i !" BOYS' ASSOCIATION. \ • 1 Tho following' is the draw for tho next round' of matches in the Canterbury Boys' Cricket Association's competition:- 1 , , r First' Grade (under 16 years)— Christ's College v. Technical High School, Ensor's road Xio.'l; West Ohristchurcb-District High School, a bye; Boys' High School v. St. Bede'a College, Straven road Mo. 4. Second Grade (under' 16 years)— Christ's College rv. ■ St. 1 Andrew's. College, St. - Andrew's College No. 3; Boys' High ; School, a bye;' Technical High School v. Cathedral Grammar. School, i Ensor's road .llo.' Si - Third Grade (under 15 years)— Christ's College v. West Christchurch „ Dfstrict High Scho'ol» Christ's College-No. 6; St. Andrew's Oollog» v, Teohnieal High School, St. • AnCollege ;H0.4! - St. Bede's College, v. Boys' - High School St. Bedo's College' No; 2, - -v. .- ' , • . Fourth Grade (under-15,<years)—Christ's College A v. Boys' High Sohooi, Straven road' No. 5; Christ's College.'B ▼. Riccarton, Christ'S' OoUege ;No,. 8; Technical High School v. New' Brighton ' District High School, Ensor/s road' No. 8. •Fifth Grade (under .14 years);— Christ's College, a bye; St. Andrew's College v. Technical.High School, Ensor's road No. 4;'St. , Bede's 1 College v.' Boys' High Sohooi ; B.' Straven road No. 6; West Christchurch.-Dis-trief .High ' School y. Boys' High School-A, West'" Ctoistchuroh I'JDlgtfici School ground, Hospital Corner No. 10. • ' • :Sixth. Grade; .(under 14 ■ years)— Christ's 10; Medbury Preparatory School v, Sti Bede s College, Medbury School ground, £lyd» road, , j i* ib r ' ,

Fendalton; Cathedral Grammar School, a bye; Boys' High School v. Technical High School, , Eneor's road No. 5. i BECEENHAM CLUB. , » i The i following are tho teams for * day:'Seniors v. Eaihvay, at Beckenham—S. Cawtheray,, B. Hollands, M. Heath, B. Griffiths, B. M. Cummins, H. Lilburao, W. Skslton, ■■ li. Carlyle, A. Shand, 0. Harper, 11.I 1 . French. Emergency: N. Stokes. Senior B v. St. Albans, at St. Albansr-E<, i Ooi, H. Stapley, S. Bandall,' H. 'Walkers E. Edwards, W. Lawson, It. Kent, S. Bealoy, J. Abbett, H. Nuttridge, J. Hartigan. | I Juniors ▼. Shirley, at Richmond—L.Demp-' sey, E, Coombes, ■V. Opombes, A. Milne, G. Logan, J. Weatherhead, E. Evans, K. Stan- I ton, R. Smith, 0. Allaopp, J. Eoche. I ••Third Grade A v.. Cambridge, at Bockenham—J. Bowden, J. Daiiey, E. Sollitt, E. Brunton, B. • Orowther. B. Bushbridge, WWarman,. B. Throp, 0. Grainger, G. Robertson, T. Watts. Emergencies: Fahey, Dash. Third Grade. B' v. Stewart's Gully A, at Beckenham—S. Marks,' Hj Marks, W. Oook, Young, K. Banfleld, ■S. Tossman, G. Allen, F. Spencer, K. Magrath, 0. Edwards, T. Harris..' . -