CRICKET.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 650, 29 October 1909, Page 9

CRICKET.

TEAMS FOB SATURDAY. ■ . The following players/will roWsenVjictoria College oh Saturday/.-rbenior_v. Reserve No. ; 3: Monaghan, -Deropsey,, Fostei, Hivon, Ward; .Miller,'Ufiflltlas, Parroch; De la ;Bate, and Broad emergenci, Mackay.-' Junior: Mackay, .Caddick, Von Haast, Low, Mclo'dy, Griffiths, 1 Macartney,. Holmes, ttobinsoni 'WiUiaifis, snd'Burbldge,' - ... .. Wellington' Central X'rleketOlnb firsteleven natch to ■.'•.•be:.-- played at . ttutt Ground: U*s,:i Hickson, 'B fceChey, : Haw thorne, Bruce, Birth: Kihvigi Mflrphy, Naughton, >Cendlifie,'. iolfowing will represent the Y.M.C.A. Club on Saturday i-s)uniors' v. .Wellington South at No. i Athletic, Park: ;H. .'MJClirr, .Ci' Murphy, H. Murphy,' -Hi; Wilson,. W ; Wood,. W. Warne, H hcott, 'A. Edwards, F.-\>Y lteade, A. Cornfoot-'and-W. liughes:,(Third'v .Wellington North, at No. 2 Athletic Park: P. Elliott, J. 'Sehofleld, W. Urnuhftrt, C, Bryant, C lilttciburil, 'N: Phillips, ! A. ]i?, A Chaplnan, 0. Jacobsen. and W. Wilson; emergencies, :A. Pegg anil J. Casocy. , . . ... • Wellington South.-Sefiior v. East A, • Basin No- It Tavlor, ; M.Kay, Patrick, Schmoll, Walters, " Vare," Burton, Dind, Phmmor, Tilyard, and Cobcroft. Junior v. ( Y.M.C.A., Park fl6" 1' M'iadgean,. flowo, M'Gowan," Webb, Suckliiig, Johnson :(3), -R. Wobb, t Norns, and GuthHe: - ;T!tlrd'-''Clffls ,( W> i College B: Emmins, Haigh,'Partoiv'Hill, Pudney, Howen, iKindell. .Guthrie, WftgsUlT, and ICilby.• Fourth-Class: Knapp, Jones, Mahonoy, Ellis; "Jlurphy.' Buokhiigr' tees," Taplin, Smith,;-and Matneson. ~ i ''!. ' Templars team for Saturday v. lulbirme, at Duppa Street No. 1, at 2.30 p.m.:. Brown,. Parrls; G: Lambert, J. Blenkinsop, Murray, Patterson, Cresswell,. Battonberg, Wright, Pooleyj and' Howitt j emergencies, M'Kmie, Adams,- and Dryden., ' , ' The following team will represont.the Thorndon Club against Berhamporo at Newtown Park' next Saturday :—ltoborts, Thorley, Martin, • fcmythe, Hendlo, • Robinson (2), Black, Makin, Wilson, and Lord.

THUtb CLASb FIXTURES The following third and fourth . fixtures have been- Arranged for ; Octobcr' 30.aid; November

Th(fd Cl&ss.—North v. Y.M.C.A,, Athletic Park No. 2;. East : A : V. Wellington College A, Collego;Ground; Central v. Petone, PetortoNb. 2; be. Mark's v. St. John's, Athletic Park No: 3; South v. Wellington College B, College Ground; Aspland v.: East B, Athletic Park No.. .4; Hutt t. St. Patrick's College, Hutt No. 3. ■ Fourth : Class i,St., .Mark's, v. .Petone, ; Petone No 8

The Hutt and St. Patrick's College, which was begun on October 23, and will finish on October 30. These teams will 'then stand . down' until. the other matches, are completed on November 6. '

A WEDNESDAY PROPOSAL ; At a meeting held at tho Y.M.C.A, Hist night to discuss tho matter of-. Wednes-' day .cricket competition > among boys who. have their halfrholidav, on that day, -it was decided that;-', if. four 'or inOro teams entered, a competition . would be held.-. It was. also decided/that entries mtist bo in at the Y.M.C.A • by next .Tuesday . night. ;

COACH FOR/CANTERBURY.

■ : l'tcss ABaoclatlon.l. . v . . i . ■ ■ ■ Christchurch, Ootober 28. ; Mr. D. Hi -Thomson, hon. secretary of Canterbury,. Cricket,, Association,.. . received, a. letter ...from' Mr. ■ H. Trumble,. of Melbourne, to-day, stating, that W; Carlton, of the' North Melbourne Club, is willibg to accept & two 'years' engagement as coach to the Canterbury Cricket Association.-.'Carlton,.is"about the best all-round man m his club. ' .