JUNIOES. Both junior matches were finished in one afternoon, the losing teams collapsing badly in one innings or other. St. Albans "A " were pitted against Esaendon, and dismissing the latter for 23 respectively, had no difficulty in securing a victory by an innings and 51 runs to St Albans total of 83—P. Baker 30 and Bawden 20 were the chief contributors. ■ E. Bickit and P. Baker shared the bowling honors, the latter taking four <-wickets for one run. St Albans "B " made a good start against Foundry, and although five men short, led by three

on the first innings, making 28 for five "' wickets against their opponents 25 for 10 wickets. In their second innings Foundry again did badly, and it was not till Le Fevere went in and knocked up a dozen that the bowlers were troubled at all. St. Albans "B" made one each in their second innings, and were thus defeated by 25 runs.
In the Schools' Championship the Baillie street boys defeated Parawai _by the narrow margin of six runs. The scores were :. Baillie street 49 and 25, Parawai 26 and 43.
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