BASKETBALL

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 35, 12 July 1939, Page 5

BASKETBALL

_U_J o DRAW FOR SATURDAY TEAMS SELECTED The following is the draw for Basketball games to be played on, Saturday next: ' . ' Taneatua v Poroporo, 1.30 p.m.. No U Taneatua, B v Paroa, 1.30 p.m. No. 2; Te Teko v Whakatane B, 1,130' p. m, No. 3; Nukuhou v Whakatane A, 1-30 P-m, N6. 4; Paroa B v Wai. mana > 1.30 p.m, No. 5; ; , C and D teams representative trials, 2.10 p.m No.. 3; A and B teams representative trials 2.45 p.m, No. 3; Te Teko v Nukuhou, 3.20 p.fii, No. 3: Possibles v Probables trial, Representative trials 4 p.m, No. 3. All games t\v» spells of 15 minutes —five minute intervals. C team: G. Hotene, E. Roulston, J. Pat, M. Robins, Mrs White (capt) J. Dunstan, M. H. Rau, F. Penny. D team: S. Add'son, M. Hughes, Tui Rose, B. Boswell, E. Addison, (capt) M. Hall, "N: Cutler, J. Garland, Q. Guilde. A team: P. Liris'ell, N. Luke. W. Righton, N. Cleland, .I» ; Sisam. Ettie Addison, N. Carlyon, B. Dunstan. B team: B. Kercti, P. Garter. P. Ngatai, M.. Howat, J.. Wilson (capt) N. Night-on, G. Wharewera, N. Jacombs. R. Shaw. Emergencies: R. Grose, B. Howat T. Trainor, P. Francis, R. Howat, A. Chamberlain, J. Bluett. All players are asked to be ready to commence play ten minutes before starting time. MR LANG STONE'S TOUR The New Zealand Minister of Lands Mr F. Langstone aft r expensively invcst r gatin«f Ge r man housing methods, le r t Berlin for Sweden to in. spect re-afforestation and the handling of.timber. '1 lost 421 iti 3 vsflth Bnokora!" writes .a I<*>/Iy v T r-v? F. G. Maeklow, Chemist, Whakatane . Chemist. J