IN OTHER CENTRES

Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 104, 30 October 1933, Page 4

IN OTHER CENTRES

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) AUCKLAND, October 2S. The first series of. matches in the Auckland Cricket Association's senior competition was concluded under Wet conditions. North Shore, 134, beat Ponsonby, 12a (Saunders seven' wickets for 33). University, 67 and 68 for seven wickets (Anthony, four wickets for 26), beat Parnell, last season's champions, 80 and 149 for nine-wic-kets, declared (G. Pallace 37 not out; Mathesou four wickets for 51). Eden, 226 for five wicketi (Mills IQO, L. E. Vivian 87), beat V.M.C.A., 205. King's College Old Boys, 164, and four wickets for 102 (McCarthy 47 not out, Pearson 39 retired), beat Grafton, 131 (Katcliffe 55, Keddle four wickets for 20). ■ CHRISTCHURCH, October 21). The weather was fine for the cricket matches on Saturday. West Christehurch, playing' St. Albans, made 495 for six wickets (Kerr 153, L. Spring 116, M. Ward 94, A. H. Cutler 77). Old Boys, playing East Christchurch, made 220 (W. Hadlee 94 Moffatt 35, A. C. Harris 33). East Christchurch made 30 for one wicket (Coupland took four wickets for 64). Old Collcna-ns, playing Riccarton, made US (R Duhstcr'l24).: Lancaster Park, playing Sydenham, scored 209 (T. Kennedy 657 J. Head 38). Sydenham lost one wicket for 21. DUKEmKj October 2S ; The cricket matches were played in showery weather. Against Grange, Diuicdin made 236 (Torrance 33, Clandge 110 not out; Dey three, wickets tor 42). university made 04 (Dickinson three wickets for 28, Groves seven wickets for 56) against Old Boys, 40 for four wickets (Jolly four wickets'for 22). Playing Cansbrook, Christian Brothers made 10b tor six wickets (Rodgcrson 87, Toomey 53). Against Kaikorai. Albion made. 1.5u (Shepherd 71, Talbot six wickets for 35. lnoludI ing the hat-trick, Cook three wickets for !28) Kaikorai have-lost three wickets tor. IfiS.' ■■. ■■ ■••-.- ■ ■