CRICKET

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21415, 6 March 1935, Page 15

CRICKET

j BRABIN SHIELD MATCH j CANTERBURY TEAM TO PLAY j WELLINGTON J The following players have been chosen by the selectors, Messrs C. H. Ayling, H. North, and A. Jones, to represent Canterbury in the match against Wellington for the Brabin Shield on Monday and Tuesday, March 11 and 12. The team, which will leave by the 7.30 train on Saturday, is requested to be present at Hagley Park for practice to-morrow at 5 o'clock:— R. E. Menzies (Boys* High School) (captain). T. L. Evans (Lancaster Park). P. Fleete (Lancaster Park). ] W. Johnston (Sydenham). D. Phillips (East Christchurchi. B. Colwill (West Christchurch). L. Shand (West Christchurch) (v.icketkeeper). K. Truscott (St. Albans). N. McCann (St. Albans). P. J. Byrne (Old Collegians.). R. C. Shand (Old Boys). Emergencies: W. Jarman (Sydenham) and R. C. Saunders (Old Collegians). j SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION ! DELEGATES' MEETING i Mr E. King presided at the monthly I meeting of delegates to the Suburban Cricket Association, held in the Pioneer Sports Club rooms last evening, when (here was a large attendance. The Ashbu'rton Cricket Association wrote accepting March 30 as a suitable date for a visit of junior and third grade teams to Ashburton. The teams will be selected from the junior teams and a team from players under 20. Messrs W. Whitford. J. Steere, and J. Donaldson were appointed to select I the team under 18. The junior team j which played against North Canterbury | were approved as the junior team. Mr A. Cullen was appointed as manager I for both teams. The final j ments for the trip were left to the emergency committee. Four cases of failing to forward results of matches were reported by the register-keeper and a fine was imposed in each case. The provision of the ball for the extra round of matches to be commenced on March 1(5 was discussed at length, and it was decided that in all matches in the eleventh round of senior and junior games, and in the third grade games, the fielding side should provide the ball for their team. The manager of the teams in the matches against North Canterbury in the Sub-Association Shield and Junior Cup matches submitted a report, which stated that the Suburban loams had won both games. | AUCKLAND ASSOCIATION'S | COACH .PRESS ASSOCIATION 1 ELEGKA.M. > AUCKLAND, March 5. The Auckland Cricket Association ! has received an acceptance from L. :F. Townsend of re-engagement as ! coach for the next season. BOYS' ASSOCIATION i | POINTS FOR FIKST ROUND I : Tb.' following m i-i-c the points scored in j ill.- various gradr'S of the Canterbury Bo; s' jcrirk.'t Association last Saturday : first til-ad.'-- -Tochnienl Colb'-e, fi; Christ', I'ulb-ge A and (.allodial (.irammar School, .;; West Chrisieln.irh District High ,s c hool and Boys' High School, -J. Scond (Irndi!—Boms' H it'll -School, West I'hiistchiirch Histri-t High School, urni St. Andrew's t'oll-g", f>; Si. Ucrle'n College, | Technical Colbg.-, an,l Christ's College, 0. Third Crad.--M. ISedu'b College, 'technical Colleg.', and Christ'< College, r,; New Bri'.-hton District High School, West Christchureli Dibtrict High School, and Boys' High School, 0. Fourth Crarle—Christ's College, C; St. Andrew's College and West Christchurch District Ilich School, 5; Hoys' High School, Technical College Hor-tel, and Technical College, 0. Fifth (J rude—Christ's College, Technical College B, St. Bede's College, 5; Technical College A, St. Andrew's College, and Boyß' High School, 0. Sixth Grade—St. Bede'B College, 6; MedInirv Preparatory School and Boys' High School, 5: Technical College, West Christchurch District High School, and Christ's Colb-L'e. (I. Seventh Cruel- Boy.' High School, 0: West Christchurch District High School A anil Technical College, .' ; West Christchurch District High School B, Cathedral Grammar School, and St. Andrew's College, 0. F.ighfh Crade—Bovs' High School. C: St. Bede's College and Christ's College, 5: Medburv Preparatory School, Teehnicnl College, and' West Christ'church District High School, Second Round The following is the draw for the second round of the competition:— First Grade—Technical College v. Boys' High School, nt Strnven lloiid No. 4; Christ's College A v. Cathedral Grammar School, at Christ's College No. 5; West Christchurch District High School v. Christ's College Is, at Christ's Collego No. <>. Second tirade —St. Bede's Collego v. Christ's College, at St. Bede's Collego No. •J; West Christchurch District High School v. St. Andrew's College, at St. Andrew's College No. ii; Technical College v. Boys' [li"-h School, nt St.rs.ven road No, 5. Third Grade—New Brighton District High School v. Technical College. at Kawhiti Domain, via Nelson street, New Brighton; West Chrißtchurch District High School v. Boys' High School, nt St raven road No. 0: Christ's Collego r. St. Bede's College, "1 SI Bede's College No. .'l. Fourth Grade—Roys' High School v. West Christchurch District High School, at Hospital Corner No. 5: St. Andrew's College v. Technical College, at F.nsor's road No. 4; Technical Hostel t. Christ's College, at Christ's College No. 8. Fifth Grade—Technical College A v. St,. Rede's Colletrc. at Elisor's road No. 5; St. Andrew's College t. Bovs' High School, at St Andrew's College No. -1: Technical College B v. Christ's College, at Elisor's road No. 0. Sixth Grade—Medburv Preparatory School v Christ's College, at Christ's College No. in- Bovs' High School v. St. Bede's College, at St Bede's No. 4; West Christchurch District High School v. Technical College, at F.nsor's road No. 7. Seventh Grade—West Chrislchureh District High School A v. Technical College, at Knsor's road No. 8; Cathedra! Grammar School v. St. Andrew's College, at, St. An drew's Colleee No. 5: Boys' High School v. West Ohristchnreh District High School B. at Hospital Corner No. f>. Eighth Grade—Bovs' High School v. Christ's Collerre. at Christ's College No. 12: St Bede's College v. West Christchurch District High School, at .Hospital Corner No. 7- Technical College v. Medburr 'Preparatory School, at 100 Clyde road, Fendalton. LITTLE RIVER V. AKAROA A cricket match was played on the Awaiti" Domain, Little Uiver. between Little River and Akaroa A. Little Hiver mad- in its first inuings ICI, and Akaroa 84. Akaroa in the second innings lost eight wickets for S3 runs. Little River secured a two point win. The chief scorers for Little River were A. Hutchinson to. W. Hutchinson 28, C. Barclay 29, J. MrGowen 2S, and 11. le Compte 14; far Akaroa. T. Armstrong 2(3. C. Arnold J5, and O. F.ves ]l. The representative match between Banks Peninsula and Fllesmere will.be played at Little River on March ]O. The team selected for Peninsula is: T. Masefield, L. Mnsefield, I. McDonald, O. Eves. T. Armstrong. fAkaroa), 0. Mcintosh (Le Bon's Bay). J. Tikao, H. Rankin (Wainui), W. Hutchinson, Max Coop, and C. Withers .Little River).