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Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21417, 8 March 1935, Page 15

CRICKET

JAMAICA MAKES 305 POOR START BY M.C.C. TKAM (UNITED FKBSS ASSOCIATION --ISY V.LEC'I iilU ■I'ELBORAJ'U—COI'VUIUIII.) (Received March 7, 7.30 p.m.> KINGSTON, March 6. Jamaica, in the first innings, against the Marylebone team, made 305 iMoodie 94; Fames four wickets for 68 runs). Marylebone replied with 28!) (Hendren 113, Holmes 72; Fuller four wickets for 69 runs). Hollies was injurea and did not bat. Marylebone started disastrously, losing three for -sd, oui Hcndren came to the rescue. CANTERBURY COLLEGE CLUB The annual general mooting of the Canterbury College Cricket Club wa.s held last evening. In the absence el the president. Mr T. O. Stare presided. The following officers were elected for the year: President, Professor \V. Saddler; vice-presidents, Dr. H. u. Deham. Dr. C. C. Farr, Dr. C. E. L,eeb>, Professor A. H. Tockcr, Professor f - Sinclaire, Messrs J. H. E. Schroder 1. \V. Tothill, L. C. Webb, 11. M. Chrystall, and H. S Bavcrstcrk: club captain. Mr T M C Tlav; secretary, Mr I. O. Store; treasurer, Mr J. W. Gardiner; committee, Messrs W. D. Foster, E. M. Hay, O. P. Gabites, and W. Wilde. FRIENDLY MATCH STACK PLAYERS UKAT "THE PRESS" j A ..,,», ..I -.:.,',■ pla V -.> ■■.■ l .:-.->.;..«: ; 'i- ; f I ,].,. ,1 ('. Willlalllsoll ( oll!|iilllV. 1..11 s ■ "II,,„„n ami Hi.-. Mtuil.'.v M.-K:iy 11.-wt.' <-"»' ! ~-u.v pl.-nr.l. ami .1-.1".-: it .-.l a fan. '''i"'1,.1.1' in.c "T'lir I'n'-" i" ••' " rl '' k "' mati'h i,t llad.-y Park (lv:il vi-st.'r.lav all"r----""'l'h'r visitors i.alt-.l Ih-M ami Hill N-'«l<>» : ,n.l Kirl.ard I'air ma.l,- :M briovn n wi.'k.'t fell- Fairs for 12. Tlii'.i Newton and II:. l>.dllVal<! II (111 .:(1 "" for I!"' second \weket in very l.i-iirlit slvlo. IMnvalc's stroke pi'"clii<--limi was niiisl.'i-lv. N,-uton was vi-ry for.-.-ful. I>.-iav,le mistimed a fast .s winter v.l.ieh l.roke 1.a.-k when I-l. New 101 l fell to a liflli;;,nt i-at.-li liv Allans v. lien iiS. l-'..M.-r. win. •JII «ii> tin- onlv "110 ..I' til" reiea'mitr,' La.-"-~.,■1l I" l'earll double linures, William-- .loin- ,[„. .-1,..,, I,.;,.!;" in cli>.nis-in- l-'usl.-r. C. Kmwell, ami Vielor I'.ui'k". 'I'll" innings .-los.-d 'for Mil. lieu lie" ,',.,- •■The IT"--" William- k fix,, wi-k'-ts ~„• ::7 run-. M:,h.,n.y tin-,-,- l-.r liv,-, Cnlny, tun f„r 1 I, anil A t.iler.-nn, one fnr nun". ••Th" I'r.--" !:a.l ihn- wjekets ,l„»i ' 17 mils l.'H .lan.l,s(.!i ami l'."ll Syr adil-.l nearlv -"..' I'-.r Hi" fourth v.i.-k"!. K"ll-S>..-iiia.l.-' I.' and .la.-ohson a n.-at -Hi, .inly h'sinIn- »irk"t v. li.'ii trying to force lie- pa.|i'r_! f,.r si\ v.i.-k,•!--. I.lit fail.'il I.) ma-l-r | (hi' alla.'k uf I'air. New ion. and Vat"-, whnn •a as niiisi-li-nllv .stnuiL', and th" ia-i « i.'k.-i----v.,.,-,. tali.'!) eheapiv. Th" ililihiL-- "1..-.-.I i'"" 1 1 I ---til,, visitors w minute l.y eidil run-. An-,;,.,-s,,n Is and .Ma!,,. 1,". I 'l wen- the "aly | ni1,,.,- I,al->n,-n t.« ,nak" <l.„il.l" li-are-. |'„,u |i M ..- tor tin- visitors. Fair t.,..k three iii.-k.'ts fnr II mi,-. Newton, tin-,-" l'..r -s, K. Yal"-. Ill" cantain. nm for ... and I',, - li-r. <,„.' f.,r •jo. Priavale, Cliiduev, and IJoh-,-l-ls 111.-.. 1..1 V. Il'.l. DOMAINS ('LIB | A ni.-.1. ii .-.:.iin-l Ni".i IJrijkt'.ii Uvt', "n. '1 ,-,,,;! in Nni-ih lla-li-y I'ark. n,,,',.,-i:.- l'-," TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW RTRF CI.I'IJ v I'i.M-'-l iin-l - C.,:,.,,:.'.:.. ai i; - ;,-.. e.i'-i. -j ,i in. -U'.d" <■:.>. 'i i..-mi,-.,n. r.ar. !■;':! >1„,•,■::.. S, ,n i,„ ",- v i 11„ ■■::.. .|..,,„i,-. ; -. K,,:!,-r, i;..;.i. c,,.,,. k, <;,•.-,,ry. r: :ui- t..n. C()R«AIR CLl'ls T"ln|,l at T.-n, ~|,-1,,,, •,. ; !":.-.■- stat;.,,, Li:,, i: I'.ai'-.. i-. r.aid". i... a. iViuii; l;. Smii,- . :- S.VHI"-, A. i:,.;. A. 1;,,1,. ,-i <. \V. U'liit -In ad. s. llii-Ih- . 1.. I'. l- ,•;•-. It. (,'ll.sii:,. W. l-'.ikia-,, 1!. I'arr-. JiKCKEMIAM CI.IB 'l'l.it-,1 (J.-.-t.1,. II v. A\,,„, at linrk.-nh-iin---liaii.lali I-). I.lnyd ("I. A. 111k5t,.,-, lii-alk. Tin.ma- I : rLM.MM-. I'.",] fold. CatlMil.i-11. Third Crad" C v. Shirlny, at l!",-k,-n ha in -- -l.adkin i,r,-nf,-11. (' ~-hninf", H'AiiM-r-. ,\l. i',,.-1,.v. Carlvl,., |-'ra>, r. Williams. 'l'urti.-i-. i:.lu;:nls. <'munlm.-. WOMEN'S CRICKET .mi;etin<; ()!■' canterhfry association Miss B. Fcllowcs presided over a meeting of the Canterbury Eadics' Cricket Association last nifiht. The Umpires' Association wrote drawing attention to the unsatisfactory state of the pitches at Malvern Park and of tiie approaches at Brighton and Sumner. It was surestcd that unless the two captains agreed to carry on. the umpires should call the game off where the pitches were unsatisfactory It was decided to take no action this season. The gross takings for the game, England v. Canterbury, at. Lancaster Park, were £77 !)s !.kl. The net profit was £:iG 0s 3d. Umpires for Saturday The' following are the umpires for next Saturday:—Senior- Sprcydon v. Harcwood, li.. C. Hocking and R. Keller; Beckcnham v. Technical. E. Logic and H. Hill; Mai Moa v. High School Old Girls, P. Irving and M. Campbell; Argyle House v. Pukaki. E. Cooke and E. Rickcrby. Junior—-Tone A v. Technical, A. Jackson and H. Allan; Beckcnham v. Tchc B. Graham and W. Dyer. BALANCE-SHEET QUERIED EXPENSES OF ENCLISII (J.vVIE Whether the sum of £.l 3s allowed oil' one of the accounts incurred by the Canterbury Ladies' Cricket Association for the game against the English girls' team should be taken as a gift to the association or as a discount off the expenses was discussed at Iho meeting of the association last nifiht, when it was reported that the bal-ance-sheet of the game which had shown the full amount of the account had been queried by the secretary of the Dominion Council. It was decided to maintain the association's attitude that the amount was merely a gift; to the association. The balancesheet was drawn up and audited for the council to decide the share of the profits to go to the English team. It will be remembered that at a previous meeting of the council, the Wellington Association refused to supply a bal-ance-sheet of its game. Miss I. Grant, secrciary to the Canterbury Association, reported that the balance-sheet of the game had been queried by the secretary of the council, Miss E. L. Harris. Two items had been queried. One, the amount allowed for the printing of the names for the scoreboard, was Is 9d out, but this was because the bill was not to hand when the balance-sheet was drawn up. The other was an item in the advertising expenditure. The sum of £3 3s was allowed on the balancesheet, but Miss Harris had stated that she knew that only £2 had been paid. This was true, but the di(Terence had been made up by a contribution of £1 3s by the advertising firm. She had taken it that the £.l Ss had. been a