PLAY ELSEWHERE

Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 61, 13 March 1934, Page 14

PLAY ELSEWHERE

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) AUCKLAND, March 10. Cricket was played on Saturday under good conditions. King's Old Boys, 223, (S. G. Smith fc'6, Lewis 60), met Eden, five for no wickets; V.M.C.A., (Cooper 80, Hook 40, Matheson five for 65), played University, one for none; Grafton, 368 for eight wickets (Angus 100, Ellis 80, Byerley 81 not out), met Ponsonby; North Shore, 91 (McCoy four for 49), met Parnell, 217 for eight wickets (Whitelaw 45, H. G. Vivian 73). CHRISTCHUKCH, March 10. At the end of the ninth round of cricket matches on Saturday, the West Christchurch club is practically assured of the championship. West Christchurch," 423 for four wickets (Kerr 72, Allen 92 H D Smith 112, Vincent not out 88), beat St. Albans, 319; Eiccarton, 169 and 91 for four, beat Old Collegians, 163 (Lester 68.) Bowling, Andrews took eight for 53. Lancaster Park, 319 drew with Sydenham, 259 for eight wickets (Wallburton 93, Oliver 55, R. J. Read four for 63). Old Boys, 237 (McEwen 49, Hobbs not out 49), beat East Chnstchurch, 207 and five for 100. . ■'" DUNEDIN, March 10. Cansbrook,. playing Old Boys, made 453' for seven (Moloney 200, Dunning 148, D Cameron 43, Groves four for 102). Albion playing Christian Brothers, made 349 for seven (Miller 80, Shepherd 73, Martin 50, • mlth 46, Spillane three for 71). Univerf ty> 181 iUttley 59, Sinclair 45, Cook five for 50, McGregor three for 21), played Aaikorai, one for. 52. Grange, 174 (Boyd two fw 23 SiX f°r 48)> met Du"od ™>