CRICKET TEAMS

New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12609, 20 November 1926, Page 7

CRICKET TEAMS

TO-DAY’S GAMES LOWER GRADE CONTESTS. Y.M.C.A. Third: Hylton. Kelling, Riddle (2>, . Hawker, W., Matthew (2). Robinson. | Roberts, Seamer. Siversen. ; STOP OUT. ; Senior Boys: H. Ellis, J. Laming* ! W. Moore, T. Kershaw, W. Dunn. F. j Williams, B. O’Shea. W. Pope. C. Bnr- • row, IL Owens, Munro, Fraser, J. i Tindle. j CITY COUNCIL MOTORS. Capes, Jones, Chapman. Barber, Annear. Greeks, Bellamy, Gamble, Mo Cabe, Kemp, and Bell. ELECTRIC LIGHT. A team: Maddocks, Holmes, Sollitt, Winter. Trott, Adams, Steer. Jones, Grant. Eton, McCune, Stephens, Flannigan. Tier. B team: Robison. Faulks. Lnuchlan, L. Johnson. T. Johnson, Fitzgerald, Thurston. Burbage. Duncan, E. Bell, Brown. Dean, Holland. BOYS’ INSTITUTE. First eleven: Cleverley. Jepsen, Wareham, A. McLean. Morris. Scog* gins, Simmonds, Baker, Witsey, Muney. Hatchard. Second eleven: Russell (2). O’Neill, Reynolds, Lindsay, Denneby, Cook, Meadows, Thompson. Head, Collyer. Third eleven: Willis. Skillon. Pringle, Ivory, Mansfield. Reynolds Collev, Weaver, Hedges, Peterson, Ward (2i, Maisev. MORNING. Institute (South): R. McLean, Reynolds, Jones, Masters, Rooke (2), Man* ton. MeCrae. Homer. Simmonds, Me* Lauglilnn. Institute (Central): Willi*. Peterson, O'Neill, Cook. Mcnct*. D’Fmden. R. Masters. Phillips, Myers, St. Thom,Jones, Wilson. Institute: Wilsey. Leggatt. Milne, Ivory (2). Meech (2). Rebay. Yeates, another. Brown. MIRAMAR PRESBYTERIAN. N. Kitto, Berry, Johnson, Minifie, Hill, Jackson, Harris. Stringer, Nesis, Parsons. Meaclem. Foothead. Baker. SELWYX. Buck, Murphy, Keys, Tyrrall, Cruickshank, Hayden, Edwards. Thomas, Laws, Gilbert, Gardiner, and Forrester. UNITED A. Bateman. Roche, Peachey. GodfrevWallis, Hazelwood, Butcher, Smith, Purcell, Scoggins. Marsh, Kirk. UNITED B. Mclntyre, Cole. Cook, Nirholl. Davidson, Sampson, Revell, Leith. Sadlet, Geir, Webster, Buist. PETONE. Thirds; Caldwell, Dougherty, Devine, Edney. Fairbairn, Mead, McLeod, O’Callagban, Tovey, Walker, Wilson. ST. THOMAS. A: G. Bell, E. Davis, C. Fisk. E. Fisk, R. Spring, Matthews, Bolt, Hester, Redmond. D. Morgan, Hennessy, K. Cromie. ST. THOMAS. B: E. Heath. F. Rooke, C. Rooke, F. Norris. H. McCrea, O'Laughlin, Esplin. Arnold, Patterson, Corliss, C. Hassell.' j KARORI. ! Boys.—McGavin, Nimmo, Rankin, j Smith, Robb, McKenzie. Sutton, Lack, McNee, Whithair, Collins, j Third B.—Butcher, Legge, Hewitt, ! McGavin, Crowther. Jensen. Walker, j McXaughton, Lewor, Adams, Free- ; man, Hood. | SOUTH A. I T. Davis, J. Taylor, C. Elliott. C. Gell E. Cakebread. A. Gell, F. Thorn, H. Barker, S. McAuley, A. Reid, A. Martin, South B.—G. Hall, W. Ruddle, H. ! Malin, T. Fanthorpe, J. Walker, W, i Clayton, T. McLean, P. Minogue, F, I Love, F. Swift, W, Hoare. THORNDOX D. R. 8. Johnston (captain), L. Bridge, j L. Hodge, A. D. Stewart, P. South, .W. Bannerman, S. Glendinning, A. South, L. Dwan, E. Pope, W. Stew- ! art. ! Niblick.—C. Bremncr (captain), I. • Hart, M. Hart. A. H. N. Smith, D. Dinnie. Rana Wagg, W. Kirker, G. Blnxhall, J. Parker, R. Jones, S. Rlddler, G. Glondelly. J. Gray. T7mj pires, Brian Reed and S. Jones. BROOKLYN. Semple, WaJsh'aw, HlTves, Beveridge, Oayliss, Scott. Bradford, Sandholm, Robb. Bird, Cook: emergencies, Hadley, Taylor, and Brown.

COLLEGE ▼. H.M.S. DIOMEDE A match at Wellington College between the College eleven and a team from H.M.S. Diomede resulted in a win for the former on the first innings. College batted first, and declared the innings closed with five wickets down for 141 runs (Osborn 20. Pe the rick 34, Tipping 27. Gifford 33 not'nut. Turner 10 not out). In reply the team from the Diomede compiled 134 runs (Shaw 29. Everett 17, Rowley 29,'.Tone* I*2 not out, and Rivers 15 not out). Bowling for the Diomede, Smith took two wickets for 11 runs, and for College Osborn took four for 4d, Caldwell two for 21, and McDonald three for 37. T?ie naval team was captained by Sergt.-Commander Macintosh, an cld boy of the college.