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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 659, 9 November 1909, Page 6

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■* SENIOR MATCHES. Tho following ero the drawings and grounds for senior matches on November 13 and 20 — Victoria College v. Petone, No. 1 Basin Reserve. ' ) "* Wellington South v Wellington East B) No 2 Basin Rosorve. Wellington Central v. Wellington North, No 3 Basin Reserve Wellington East A v. Hutt, at Waiwetu. The following will represent Old Boys in the annual match with the College on the College Ground to-day -J. Cable, J. P. fc?acklock, N. Hales, Hannay, M. Lomax, M. Luckie, J. A il'Lean, B. L Salmon, A E. AVilson, C. Wilson, and S Wills Play Commences at 10 a.m. On Saturday last a team of "colts' , from St. Thomas's parish played a team of married men from' St Paul's parish St. Paul's returned home Mctorious by the substantial margin of 82 runs. Rbdcrts, bowliiig for St. Paul's, took seven wickets, for 27 runs, and by. a'curious coincidence, Severn, bowling tor St. Thomas's, also took seven nickets for 27 runs The greatest nin-getters for St. Thomas's were PaiLea 2(i, Elers 19, Gofs 13, and Alwin 10. To-day St. Thomas's team are to play Y M.C A. when the team will be as follows —Well ('.apt.), Kerr, Boll,' Gnnrod, Zorn Severn, Elcrs, I'aldor, Chapman, Gell, and Smith. Tho emergencitA aro Leo, Grimmer, and Parkin. The following will lepresent Y M C.A. —Jones, Aamodt, Tidnian, G. Bakor, Bates, Tullet, Adair, Home; Mudio, Worth, W. Baker, : and Morrison.