CRICKET.
The Wednesday crickot players filled in yesterday afternoon, with somo scratch matches, in order to ::avoid a long spell liirpugh commencing a, series of games and having to leave the competitions over until aftor tho holidays. A Senior eleven defeated eighteen Juniors by 1 wicket and 17 runs, and a second Senior eleven defeated a Junior fifteen by 1 wicket and t runs. In • the first-mentioned game, the Juniors batted first and mado 12S; Thompson 21. Hollis 20, Fair 17, Sullivan 10, and Castle 13. M'Gill i wickets, and Weyboiune .1 wickets were the best of the bowler's. Tho Seniors made 1-15 for 0 wickets; Little f!), Jackson 22, Burton Ifi, Weybourne 13, and Alpo 10. In tho second game, the Juniors batted first and made 108: M'Mahon 38,. Cording 30, Turner 27!-'Leman 17. and Owon 13. The Seniors mado 172 for 9 wickets; Gator 11! L<i. mas 26, Wilkinson 17, Gosling, IG, O'Sullivan 111, M'lvenzie 41 (not out), and George 23 (not out). ■
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 73, 19 December 1907, Page 9
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165CRICKET. Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 73, 19 December 1907, Page 9
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