CRICKET.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 3051, 23 November 1908, Page 7

CRICKET.

By Telegraph—Press Association. DUNEDIN, November 22. Splendid weather prevailed for the cricket matches yesterday. Dunedin beat Carisbrook A by 70 runs on the first innings. The former made 140 in their first innings, and closed their second with 115 for six wickets. Carisbrook made 70 and 129 for seven wicket (Bannerman 57). [i Opoho beat Grange by eight wick* •ets. Opoho closed their first innings •with nine wickets down for 244 (Kilgour 100 not ujt) and made 12 for two tickets in their second innings. Grange made 62 and 192. Carisbrook S beat Albion by 165 on the first innings. The former closed their first innings with 326 for four wickets and made 58 for ;seven wickets in their second innings. Albion made 16 and 237 • (McFarlane 70). AUCKLAND, November 22. The third round of the Auckland 'Cricket Association's championships was concluded yesterday in fine weather and on good wickets. The senior grade matches resulted as followsGrafton v. University. Grafton, firot innings 349, University, 127 (Wilkes 28) and 73. Mason fctook six wickets for 32 runs. GrafBfcon won by an innings and 149 runs, Hkhus securing a three point win. Hi City v. Eden A. , City 169 and 33 wickets. Eden A first inn(Cummings 44). Eden won on the first innings—a two v. Parnell. Fonsonby closed). Hemus 61 not wickets. Parnell won by on the first innings. Shore v. Eden Colts. North BShore 137 and 124 for four wickets * (Haddon 66 rot out). Colts, first innings 222 (ReK 89, Hines 51). The Colts won by 87 runs on the first innings.