LOWER GRADE RESULTS.

Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 46, 24 February 1930, Page 15

LOWER GRADE RESULTS.

Junior ■A. Wellington secured an eighf>point win over Kilbirnie. Wellington made 237 (Simpson 47, Wagstaff 49, Johnson 34) and 244 for four wickets declared (Johnson 119, Duff 66 not out, Reid 28 not out). Bowling for Kilbirnie, Armstrong took eight wic.kets for 96 runs. Kilbirnie scored 188 and 163 (Lawrence 69, Greig 40, Clarke 37, Rice 36 not out, Kershaw 67). Bowling for Wellington, Duff five for 40 and two for 23, Ham two for 34 and one for 13, Plant four for 43. Midland, 308, defeated Hutt, 287- (P. Judd 64, Neazor 63, Phillips 21, Lockett 10). Bowling for Midland, M'Cardell took four wickets for 31, Robertson three for 109, Devonport two for 29, J. Hutchings one for 54. Midland won by 21 runs on the first innings. Junior B. Wellington 147 and 196 (Bale 65, Goodenough 48, Macklin 25, Ongley 18, Fouhy 10) lost to Midland, 242 and 103 for four wickets (Aspen 47, Mahoney 42 not out). .Bowling: For Wellington, Clarke two for 25; for Midland, Morgan four for 48, Aspen four for 68. Midland won by six wickets. Junior C. Midland, 293 (Nicol 100, Tha-wley 57, Bromley 20, Tollan 20, Russell 18, Baker 12), obtained an eight-point win from Marist, 135 and 123 (Goff 49, Darroch 45, Guise 41, Hayden 19, Cleverley 19). Bowling: For Midland, Mackay four wickets for 43, Oliver three for 19,, Tollan three for 45 and Ihree for 26, Brown two tor

7, and Nicol two for 13; for Marist, Guise five for 66 and Hayden three for 42.

MERCANTILE LEAGUE. A Grade.

Cables 178 for eight wickets (A. Cunninghame 100 not out, Hunt 18, Dalgleish 17) defeated Shipping 146 (Whinham 41, Robertson 31, Jones 23). Hart four for 42, Gornall four for 57, and Henderson one for 4 were Cables best bowlers. Whinham three for 33, Thompson One for 6 bowled best for Shipping. Customs 213 (Mitchell 33. Tilyavd 17, White 52, Lo Strange' 23 retired, Dunn 29, Bridger 19) defeated Cowans, 130 (Malm 22, Stead 12, Hassell 14, Brook 15, Dormer 15 not out). Bowling: For Customs, White four wickets for 54, Kelly one for 17, Jennings five for 33; for Cowans, Brooks four for 40, Brough two for 18, Stead one for 19. Morgan one for 11, and Morton one for 3. Smith and Smith, 104 (Ryan 21, Lindsay 20, Good 18), defeated Health Department, 12. Bowling:. For Health Department, Stephenson five wickets for 38 runs; for Smith and Smith, Dobbs five wickets for 6 runs, Diack five for 4. Nivens, 139 for five wickets, drew with Education, 183. For Nivens, Condliffe made 63 and Evans 43. For Education, Fletcher made 32; J. Barber 28, A. Barber 25, and Turner 21. Bowling: For Niveus, Churchill four for 59; for Education, Barber three for 39.

Tbdds, 49 (Co'rin 16), lost to Pastimes, 101 for three wicketß (Satherley 71 not out, and Belee 21 not out). Boivling for Pastimes Wylie took four wickets for 0 runs. B Grade. Rough and Co., 125 (Mong 25, Russell 25, Willianiß 18). Bowling for Bough and Co., Mann took four wickets for no runs with four balls, Venn two for 28, Russell two for 34. Sargoods made 73 (Adams 18, Smith 12). Bowling for Sargoods, Adams four wickets, Shrimpton four wickets. M'Arthur two wickets. ' Dalgety and Co. 230 (Hannay 05, Lawrence 78. Kembcr 10, Claughton 11) -defeated Macky, Logan, Caldwell 01 (Davis 14, Townsecd 14. L. Johnson 13, Sullivan 13 not out). .Bowling: For Dalgety's, Hannay three wickets for 25 runs, Dowsett threo for 27, frrubb one for 8, Johnson one for 12, Kembcr ouo for 14; for Mucky Logans, Davis five for 100, Laurenson two for 50. ; State Advances 89 (Fowko1 25, Turnbull 14 not out) lost to James Smith's 312 (Donovan 62, Grey 45, Watkins 33, Howitt 35, Foote 30, O'Sullivan 29), Bowling for James Smith's, Cookson five for 21. Donovan three for 27. E. J. Hyams, Ltd., 255 (Yarrell 85, Geudall 48. E. Bull 45, R. Bull 25, Perston 20) beat Vacuum Oil Co., 97 (Muir 24, Gilbert 16). Bowling for E. J. Hyams, Lock took fiver wickets for 30 runs, Perston four for 32, and for Vacuum Oil Co. Bolt took six for 71. C Grade. Brownlecs, 102 (Walker 89, Meadows 18)', defeated Tingeys, 66 (Bennett 19, Hall 14, Newton 11). Bowling for Brownlees, Walker four for 15, Browne four for 30, Gvay two for 10. State Fire, 79 for six wickets (Archer 23, Hodge 18 not out, Scamer 15, Hutchison 10), defeated Milk Department, 75 (Pavis 20, Ridge 14, Cragg 10). Bowling: >or State Fire, Hodge six for 41, Mansfield two for 8, and Powell ouo for 25; for Milk Department, Cragg two for 12, Andrews two for 27, Smith one for 15, and Davies one for 22. CITY AND SUBURBAN. Selwyn, 275, defeated Swifts, 64. Monkhouse 102 retired, Buck 100 retired, Murphy 32, Williamson 15, Capper 12, and Murphy five wickets for 23 and Diud three for 19 did best for Selwyn. Laney 20 and Herd two wickets for 10 runs did best for Swifts. . .-. - . •'