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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2400, 4 March 1915, Page 3

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MID-WEEK ASSOCIATION, The Wednesday players commenced the seventh round of their competitions on the Basin. Reserve yesterday afternoon. The scores, considering tho good state of the wickets, were very small. In the match Oriental A-Rivals, Oriental (batting first) were all disposed of for tho small score of 134, of which Cording was top, with a lucky 45. Rivals, at the call of time, had lost two wickets for 58 runs. Of tho bowlers, M'Kenzie, with three for 11, was the best. In the match, Oriental B v. Union, Oriental made'l4B.- Hicks, with a wellplayed 43, was top scorer, but was run very close by Lindsay with 41. Union, have lost one wicket for 28 1 runs. M'Mahon took two wickets for six runs, and Taylor one for 1. ORIENTAL A V. RIVALS. Oriental A—First Innings. Cording, c. sub., b. M'Kenzie 45 Nash, b. Collyer 13 M'Vicar, b. Burke 5 Truscott, c. Collyer, b. Burke 0 Deinpsey, b. M'Kenzie 14 Osborne, c. sub., b. Collyer 2 Billinan, b. Dr. JPEVedy ...- 0' Caterer, b. M'Kenzie 17 Castles, b. Baker 12 Spiers, not out 5 Extras 21 Total 134 Bowling Analysis.—Collyer took two wickets for 39 rnns: Dr. MTSvedy, one for'4B; Burke, two for 14; M'Kenzie, three for 11; Baker, one for 1. j. Rivals—First Innings. Baker, 1.b.w., b. Dempse.v 12 Beecbey, c. Caterer, b. M'Vicar 22 ; Bnrke, not v out .". 20 Dr. M'Evedy, not out - 4 Total for two wickets 58 Bowling Analysis.—Dempsey took one wicket for 27. runs; M'Vicar, one for 18; Nash, none for 13. ORIENTAL B V. UNION. Oriental B—First Innings. Mummery, c. sub., b. Warne 15 Lindsay, c. snb., b. Harris 41 Haydon, b. Harris : 1 Cusncb,' b. Warne 2 Ward, b. Warne : 8 Bowles, c. Lnxton, b. Harris II Hicks, not out 3 Kobinson, c. Lnxton, W Harris 3 Huxford, c. Dr. Pigeon, b. M'Mnhon 11 M'Crone, 1.b.w., b. M'Mahon 3 B. Christopherson, 1.b.w., b. Taylor ... 0 I Extras 10

Total i. 148 Bowling Analysis.—Warne took three wickcts for 58 runs; Harris, four for 73; M'Mahon, two for 6; Taylor, one for 1. Union—First Innings. Thomas, b. Hicks 0 Harris,' not out 13 Warne, not out 15 Total for one wicket 28 Bowling Analysis.—Hicks ~took one wicket for 15 runs; Robinson, none for 13. JUNIOR- COMPETITION. Y.M.C.A. v. Wnrdell's.—Y.M.C.A., batting first, gave Wardell's an afternoon in the field, their last wicket falling just before the call of time for' the ,Tiico score of 220 (Paget 79, not out,. Hemus 37, M'Kay 23, Varney 17, Mabin 20, Smith 15). WABEHOUSEMEN'S ASSOCIATION. The undermentioned are the ■ fixtures for Saturday:—G.P.O. Mail Room v. Dominion, Iyelburn Park; N.Z.'Railways A v. Telephone Exchange, Duppa Street; .Whitcombe, and Tombs v. Occidental, Newtown Park; Electric Light v. A. E. Kernofs, Kelburn Park; N.Z. Railways B, a bye. .<«' BOYS' LEAGUE. Tho following 'are the fixtures for Saturday:— Senior Grade—Y.M.C.A. v. United Methodist, Newtown Park No. 1; St. Peter's v. Karori, Karori Park. Junior Grade—Naumai v. St. Mark's, Wakefield Park;, South Wellington r. Kilbirnie. Basin Reserve; United Methodist''v. Y.M.C.A., Newtown Park No. 2; Marist Bros. v. Institute A, Kelburn Park. '