SUBURBAN CRICKET

Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 15, 8 April 1927, Page 7

SUBURBAN CRICKET

TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW The following teams have been selected to represent the various clubs in the Suburban Association's competitions tomorrow:— SENIOR GRADE Ellerslie B. —Miskill, White, Stanley, Williams (2), Gedye, Rudling, Simpson, Elliott, Olliff, Warren, Keesing. Harbour Board B. —Candy, Baxter, Hayes, Sterling, Bennett, Wright, Learning, Jaquiery, Munn, Nicklin, Farrant. Reserve: Turner. SECOND GRADE Takanini. —W. Roberts, J. A. Sturgeon, A. G. Hewitt, A. P. Cox, E. Roberts, T. J. Warner, H. Rowe, A. J. Collings, T. R. Mills, A. S. Ahrim, W. J. Clayton. Reserve: R. Cantwell. , „ _ Green Lane. —T. Clarke, C. Judd, R. Kilgour, R. Youngs, A. W. Beeson, A. W. Leach, G. Ross, W. Lyons, H. Percy, J. Harriman, E. Cullum, D. Saunders, W. Carter, G. Edgar, E. Simms. Tamaki. —J. Appleyard, W. Clark, L. Bro M-n, F. Webster, H. Cunningham, L. Coleman, W. Hoyte, S. Diamond, S. White, G. McLaren, Cox. C. Strange. Invicta. —Fletcher, Gwillim (2), Hudson, Mellor, Russell, Tabrum, Stone, Howarth. James, McFadzean, Cheeseman, Mitchell. JUNIOR GRADE FINALS The final of the senior B grad« cricket between Eden and North Shore at Eden Park, will be the chief match °f to-morrow, now that the senior games in the Auckland Cricket Association’s competitions have concluded. Last week North Shore uatted first and were successful in compiling 202. Eden replied with 16 runs for one wicket. With the scores in this Position the game is at a very interesting stage, and if Shore gains a win °n the first innings the teams will be level in championship points. The Y.M.C.A.-Grafton match, in the second grade will be concluded, and "-hen the winner is declared the association will decide what move is to be taken regarding the competition. Akarana has already been declared the dinner of the B section in the second grade.