SUBURBAN MATCHES

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 929, 24 March 1930, Page 15

SUBURBAN MATCHES

SENIOR GRADE B Ellerslie v. Scar.—Ellerslie: First innings. nine wickets (declared) for M < Hetherington SO not cut, Mtskall In. AYhite IS. Doughty 16 u»t out). Star: ~ - I Hunt X IK, S] ; Bennetts 17, Wickstead 14 not out). [Star won by two wicke.s and t\\ » runs, i Fawcett. Ltd. v. lnviota. —Fawcett, I Ltd.: First innings. 124 (D. Peebles 55. IV e\v :7. Bell. \v. r • - ■ Im •••:. . innings. 140 (Watkins SS. Moore - . !D a vi s 13, Hudson 12>. Bowling: W Peebles 5-s*. Bk. . u 2-24; Bell. 1-1. Fawcett, l.td.: S.aon.i innings. oigb’ wickets for 103 (D. Peebles 2S. Kilgour 17. _K. Rowe 16>. It.c.vllng: Cheesma u 5-17 : M• miv. 2 -2'■. >■ . in : ings. 51. Bowling: AY. Peebles. 6-21; j Skeen, 2-51: Kilgour. 1-0. THIRD GRADE Richmond v. Avondale.—Avondale: ■ v : .5 XU/AiY ~ss—' 2VV-K; 7: ; mond: First innings. IGD (Edmunds 9:. 1 Lawless 51. Mali«*ich 15. Simmonds 12). I Richmond secured a three-point win. TE AWAMUTU MATCHES From Our Own Corresposdcnt TE AWAMUTU. Today. To Kawa cricket team defeated Patera ngi on Saturday, the scores being Te Kawa 165. P;iterangi 46. For : the winners. R. Mexted (59) and G. ; Jiowcroft (37) were the highest scorers. and Winter proved the best bowler, : taking four wickets for 4 runs. High School defeated Te Awarnutu. I By their win Te Kawa are the champion team for the season, Jligh School being runners-up. CRICKET ACCIDENT POPULAR SOCCER OFFICIAL Mr. Robert M. Keswick of II.M. Customs staff, Auckland, and the popu lar secretary of the Auckland Football Association minor division committee, suffered a painful accident at Fern dale, on Saturday, playing in a cricket match at the Customs Department’s annual picnic. Mr. Beswick was in bait ng when 'ho accident happened. Dashing for a. run with both batsmen keeping an eye on the ball, the runners collided heavily in mid wicket, Mr. Beswick crashing into his partner’s bat and fracturing his ribs. He was brought in to tlm Auckland Hospital where his case is not considered serious, and he is reported as progressing favourably.