MERCANTILE LEAGUE.
A Grade. Smith and Smith, 203 (Roberts 101, Diack 34, Anderson 21, Dingwell 23), lost to- Customs, 212 for nine wickets (White 102, Mitchell 24, Bridget- 32 not out). Bowling: For Smith and Smith, Diack three for 52; Customs, White six for 52. Cables, 245 for nine wickets (Hart 112, Gallagher 32, A. Cunningham 28, Mabin 19), drew ■• "ith Health, 79 for seven wickets (Gladding 31, Playle 19). Bowling: For Health, Wynne seven for 42. Cowan's, 204 for four wickets, drew with Education/ 144 for five wickets. Batting for. Cowan's, Brooks 119 not out, Ogilvie 33, Matsbn 24 not out. Batting for "Education, Martin 49, Tierney 43 not out, Turner 23. Bowling. For Cowan's, Hassell two for. 34,- Matson one for (i, Brookea two for SS; for Education, Finigan two for 28, J. Barber two for 42.
B Grade. Rough and Co. 276, (Capper 106 not out, Venn 120 not out, including twelve sixes), v. Macky-Logan's; 63 (Davis 22). BowK ing: For Bough and Co., Russell five for 18, Benn three for 22. Rough and Co. won by eight wickets. Whftcombe and Tombs, 97 (Slocombe 21, Cameron 17, Legge 16, Gine 15); Vacuum, 99 for three wickets (Burgess 39 not out, Keegan 25, Muir 18, Clelland 13). Bowling for Vacuum, Muir five for 41, N. Anderson four for 23. Dalgety and Co., 134 (M'Whinney 48 not out, Hannay 29, Lawrence 10 not out); State Advances, 108 (Doherty 22, Talbot 18, Morison 18, Shaw 16, Tahiwi 15). Bowling-: For Dalgety's, Grubb three for 12, Wakeford three for 29, Dowsett two for 29, Lawrence one for 18, M'Whinney one. for 18; for State Advances, Wilson {wo., for 2, Morison two for 23, and Shaw three for SO. C "Grade. State Fire defeated Hutchcson, Bowman, and Johnston by 65 runs. Batting: For State Fire, Hodge 79, Archer 31, and for Hutcheson, Bowman's, Bowmau 35, Lewis 12, and Johnson 10. Bowling: For State Fire, Hodge five for 22, Mansfield three for 22, Archer one for 5; For Hutcheson and Bowman, Johnston three foe 41. Bowman three for 27. Brownlee's ISO (Riddcll 47, Izett 41, Browne 27, Wilkes 24) defeated Education 376 (Ryan 56, Young 38, Gray 24, Trail] 20, M'Mahon 20) by two wickets. Bowling: For Brownlee's, N. Gray four for 21: for Education, M'Mahon, four for 55. Ballingers 153 (Jacobi 50, Megann 23, Green 20), defeated Tirigeys, 124 (Beck 42, Hall 27): Bowling—For Ballingers: Sendall six for 63 and Dick three for 36.
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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 139, 9 December 1929, Page 16
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