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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1917, 27 November 1913, Page 3

CRICKET.

WEDNESDAY ASSOCIATION. The second round of the mid-week cricket competitions was concluded yesterday afternoon. Union defeated Rivals bv seven wickets and six runs ami scored a lour-point win. Artillery had a very easy win over Oriental ljy toil wickets. A. ChainborlaVul, bowling for Union junior, put up a good performance, taking six wickots for 13 runs. ORIENTAL & ARTILLERY. Oriental. —Second Innings. Dcmpsey, b. Heard 3 G'ourlay, c. C'lillen, b. Dr. Gilmer... 10 Cording, b..Board (J ■Mills, b. Heard 9 Caterer, e. Dr. Gilmcjr, b. M'Malion 5 Alpo, b. Dr. Gilmer 5 Castles, run out 0 Masters, not out 20 Osborne, b. Dr. Gilmer (5 Wyatt, b. M'lntyrc 3 Billman, b. M'lntvro 4 Extras C Total : 71 First innings. Go 'Aggregate ...! 136 Bowling.—Beard took three wickets for 27 runs; Dr. Gilmer, thrco for 14; M'Malion, ono for 1; M'lntyre, two for 13; Major Hume, none for 10. Artillery.—Second Innings, Major Hume, uot out 7 Owles, not out 8 Total for no wickcts 15 First Innings 123 Aggregate 138 Bowling.—Caterer took no wiekjts for 9 runs; "Wyatt, liono for 6. RIVALS & UNION. Union.—First Innings. M'Girr, c. and b. Smith 15 M'Gill, c. Burlco, b. Smith 10 ■ Warne, b. Kinvig 74 Churchill, b. Kinvig 4 Whelan, c. Dr. M'Evedy, b. Smith 3 Williamson, b. Kinvig 0 Taylor, b. Burke 9 Mtilford, b. Niven 17 JSarry, not out 8 Bonner, b. Dr. M'Evedy 1 Extras S ' Total 149 | Bowling.—Kinvig, tlirco wickets for 43 runs; Burke, one for 22; Nivcn, 0110 for 15; Smith, tlirco for 56; Dr. M'Evedy, one for 5. Rivals.—Second Innings. Tyrrell, c. M'Gill, h. M'Girr 12 Kinvig, c. M'Gill, b. M'Girr 23 Burke, c. M'Giil, b. M'Girr 0 Smith, c. Boiuiit, b. M'Gill 9 I)r. M'Evedy, b. Warne 16 George, 1.b.w., b. AVarne 23 M'lvenzie, b. Taylor 14 Dr. Pigeon, 1.b.w., b. Whelan 13 Crouch, not out 2 Rev. Bartlctt, e. Mulford, b. Taylor 0 Niven, absent '. '0 Extras 11 Total 126 First innings 81 Aggregate - 210 Bowling.—M'Girr took three wickcts for 40 runs; Warne, two for 32; M'Gill, one for 14; Taylor, two for 7; Bonner, none for 9; Whelan, one. for 10. Union. —Second Innings. M'Girr, e. Burke.' b. Kinvig 2 M'Gill, c. Smith, b. Kinvig G Warne, b. Burke 24 Taylor, not out 22 Mulford, not out 4 Extras ' ■ 9 Total for three wickets G" First innings .-... 149 Aggregate 216 Bowling.—Kinvig took two wickets for 20 runs; Smith, none for 23; Burke, ouo for 11; George, none for 4.

JUNIOR MATCHES. Y.M.C.A. \-.. . Artillery.—Y.M.C.A... first innings 4!), second innings S6 (Hill 43, Selater l.'l); total, 131.' Artillery, first innings 98, second innings 45 for three wickets (Ellis 21, Paton 14); total, 143. Artillery won by seven ivickcts and S runs. St. Patrick's College v. Union.—College, first innings 34, second innings 89 (Campion l!l. Lynch IG, M'C'arthy 14), total 123. Union, first iimiiics 09, second innings, four wickets for 34 (O'Brien, not out, Hi); total. 124. Unidn Avon bv six ivickots. Roivling for Union, A. Chainberland took six Avickcts for 13 runs.

THE NEW ZEALAND TEAM

COLLINS UNABLE TO TOUR. (By Telegraph—l'res3 Association.) Christchurch, November 26. D. G. Collins, of Wellington, is unable to accompany the Now Zealand team to Australia owing to sickness, and R. Somerville (Auckland) fills the vacancy. WELLINGTON ASSOCIATION. £3UO FROM ART UNION. The Management Committee of the Wellington Cricket Association met on Tuesday. There ivero present:— Messrs. C. G. Wilson (chairman), E. M. Bccchey (secretary), F. Martin (treasurer), M. J. Croinbie, A. A. George, J. Fanning, C. Hickson, and Mason. Tho chairman stated that the Art Union' had resulted in a net piolit of over £300. Appreciation avus expressed of the work of the Art Union scrretaiy (Air. C. C. J. Bay), who is to be piesentod with a cheque for £2o in recognition of his efforts to make tho scheme a success. The committee also recorded its appreciation of the efforts and enthusiasm of Mr. C. G. Wilson, the originator of tho scheme. .Mr. Wilson remarked that ho had set out to realise 4/401), and he believed that but for the :;triko his estimate Avould have materialised. Respecting the' match Avhieh Mr. I). Reese, of Christchurch, ivas to have brought, to Wellington to play a Wellington team some little time back— the strike caused tho match to bo postponed—Mr. Reese suggested that a game should be set doivn for February next. The matter will bo gone into later.

A. Smith, Mahin, Collctt, and Carter, of tlm East C'lnl), wore granted transfers from senior to junior grade. . Otagn wrote accepting: January !), 1.0, ami 12 as Hie dates of ilieir match with Wellington. Tlic inateh is to be played in Dunedin. A meeting of the Management Committee of the Wellington Hoys' Cricket T/eaguc was liokl in the Y.M.C.A. rnnms last- evening, Mr. F. -Bowles presiding. A player reported for using had language was susnemlcd until the end of the season. The senior seleetor was asked to nick a team to phiv a team selected by str. Bowles on Xow Year's Day. The following fixtures and grounds have been drawn for nest Saturday's <»ames:—.Senior: Msirist A" v. St. Anne's, at the* Wakefield Park; MaristR v. Institute, nt Newtown Park; Y.M.f'.A. v. United • Methodist, at Wakefield Park; Teleeranh, a bye. .'fuiiior: Marir.t A v. Institute, ;l t Newtown Park: ATarist T! v. Nanmai, at TCelbiiine; Kilhirnie v. St.. Mark's, at. Kilbirnic; St. Paul's v. St,. Anne's, at

Basin Heserve; Y.M.C.A. v. I'nitcd Methodist, at Jiasin Kesene. WAREHOUSIC MATCHICS. The l'ulbwiiii; are the iixlurcs for the WarehoiiKemen's Association, for Saturday:—Telephone Exchange A v. United, at Anderson I'arh; Telephone Exchange li v. "New Zealand Times," at Uuppa Street; New Zealand Railways A v. Whitcombe and Tombs, at JJuppa .Street; New Zealand Baihvays By. A. K. Kernot., at Newtown Park. No. 5; Dominion v. Gollin and Co., at XcwtoAvn Park, No, '2 ; Electric Light v. Occitlcntnl, at Kellmrne J'ark. INTER-COLLEGK MATCH. By Telesraph—Press Assaciation—Copyright Christchnroli, Xovcmbcr 20. Otago University beat Canterbury College by four wickets. Scores:— Otago 285 and 61 for six wickets; Canterbury College, 182 and 160.