OTHER GAMES

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 164, 1 April 1918, Page 7

OTHER GAMES

NOMADS Y. BOYS" INSTITUTE. On Saturday Nomads, the winners of tho third grade competition in Ohrietchurch, met the Boys' Institute Old Boys, who aro -winnere of the local third grade championship. Nomads batted first, and compiled 128 rune. Newsome (44) -was top scorer, other double-figure scorers being 0. Dobbs (14) and'G. Cmnrain3 (13). Boya' Institute replied with-195. G. Bell batted well for 85. The other principal ecores wero:—P. Ross 36, F. Cox 23, J. Benjamin 17. For Boys' Institute. H. Spolsky took four wickets for 30 runs; and lor Nomads' averages P. Watts took four -wickets for 60 runs, and P. O'Callaghan three for 48. Boya' Institute are thus leading by 67 runs on tho first innings. The game will bo continued to-day. CHRISTOHURCH Y. WELLINGTON. On Saturday tho Ohristchurch representatives under-20 years of ago met the Wellington 16 to 18 years of ago rcpre-, Bcntative team tvhich travelled to Christchurch at Christmas time. Tho Tieitlng team won by 34 runs on the first innings, tho scores being :-Christclmrch, 146 (Saiindors 44, Shaw 31. Grose 21, Westwood 20); Wellington, 112 (J. Shanahan 21. G. Bolt 29, Los. Smith 20). Bowling for Christchurch, Woodficld took six wickets for 44 mis, and Grose two for 25. Ohristcluirch in their second mumps ma<le 109 (Woodficld.JO, Saundcrs..l4, Hill 12, Qroso 10 Show 10). To-day Wellingtons best team (16 to 18 years) will try conclusions with a OUristchurch representative team (uuder 20 ycave).