SUMNER ITEMS.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20488, 5 March 1932, Page 7

SUMNER ITEMS.

•!; il'ifijiif;-:. ;■ " ■ ':!|||;s :, lilfe-saving. • ; But& tbe Sumner and Taylor's Mislib Cbbß will I>o represented at New to-morrow, when the Bay Hidiiieil'Sumner Cupß will be competes |qf r .Jha .Sumner Club will also fea nmiented in the Benson Shield, a jp#:;eveat, and the team' will be . dsfiullnnn:. Iff. Cooper, M'. Cooper, J l . CMHyIJ. Sarelius, J. Claydon, J. RwJ, •• Bbwtmore, M. Cheshire, J. Sbeard, nfSpo t. / t . . thn actual ,date of the club lus not yet been decided, Anight that they will be held tofortnight. | ; Eugby football. . annual report of the Sumner fcMjWball Slab, to be submitted ;^pr J .ttird annual meeting on Thurs#*te* that tjie elub made a disMwjfcueeinent during the • past seaW#|sneed by the &ct that three gWfrtr* fielded in the Canterbury ; WjjffiVvAttn competitions, as against previous season. , -fM lret team, recognised as one of ■Mfij fothe grade, won 13 games, lost mmm 2, and finished the season ' MMiPPWi equal in the competition, playing in the Fifth «WMoapetition, also had a successgSkMigii* registering 7 wins and 5 •PL: Till team contained players of JtWtnise, who are to be congratumanner in which they kept ■ which played in the ?Sig#Mn grade, although at a diai in meeting heavier TmiUyertheless played good footi Salivating the season a team visited i wfcere an enjoyable week-end ''Sg&j&r ' The annual inter-borough ■.MMBWit New Brighton resulted in ?1J&ll-alL wishes to express its JSBJSjfrroteciation to all those who JjgjjWto their.active and financial tl»e interests of the club, : 'fjgSSrJfv the president and the capJensen and E. T. Chitty. a substantial credit balTemperance Unions. hK|' ■ McCombs gave the inau- ' irrr M new BCBB 'on, and um ' nat iag way the last J®'* Parliament which was ; IMPPMe for postponing the Licensing that without consult- «. rUB k e ß^ at i° n was P u t mlllL"® *»at no chance was given I to decide if about £8,000,000 ■ Previous Parliaments, i fflP MeCombs, had been tempted ! vtt 7 thing, but had not 1 iKff* Proceedings of the ®pgW'®«mmUtee» and the Chil- ' could be given greater iMPJw caute would benefit "• contributed a recitation, and Adjutant * devotions. ner Educational evening circle met on Tuesdosser '8 residence, Hard- . wade for the forthcoming ■'jßbm'u ***. B *ded to meet ■SffiEg® «?adaj:s,,in rotation at mem Prosser was elected HBHffljgj? ; Killner, secretary, and Mrs

Three short plays were read, "Philanthropy," "Philosophy of Butter-big-gins," and "Dropping the Baby." Bowling. The finale of tho first ' and second lives of the Champion rinks were played during the week and the final between the winners will be played this afternoon. The results were as follows: Champion rinks, Final (first life): Caesar, Newburgh, Neville, Hampton, beat Allen, Stevens, Graham, Martin. Final (second life): Wilson, Ussher, •Reynolds, Forrest, beat Caesar, Newburgh, Neville, Hampton. 'Champion singles, first life, final: Martin beat Forresti Second life, semP final: Peek beat Hampton. Handicap singles, second round (second lfie): Chambers —5 beat' TJndrill 2. Tennis. Additional results in the Sumner Club's competitions are as follows: Women's Doubles: Misses H. and L. Cook (scr) beat Misses N. Bishop and M. Paterson (owe 15) 6-2, 6-3. Men's Championship Singles, second round: C. Plimmer v. E. P. Newburgh w.o. Men's Handicap Singles—C. Pkmrncr (owe 15) v. E. P. Newburgh (owe 4/6 15) w.o. , ■ Women's Handicap Singles, second round; Miss M. Browne (owe 15) beat Miss E. Turnbull (owe 15 1/6), 9-4. Hockey. The annual report to be presented at the third annual general meeting of the Redcliffs Ladies' Hockey' Club on Monday wesk states that the club haa very successful season. The opening day was held at Linwood Park on April 18th, and was well attended. There are at present 26 playing members and two honorary members. Two teams were entered in the competition, one Junior A and the other Junior B. .The A team made a very creditable showing and finished second equal, playing 14 games and winning 10, drawing one and losing three. The goals scored " c ' o 42 J" and 13 against. The Junior B team played 1G matches, six being won, two drawn, and eight lost. Three teams, were entered in the six-a-sido tonrnament held on the King's Birthday, and after the conclusion of the competitions friendly games were arranged a* far afield as Hanmer Springs. Tropkli Jowtrt by Mm W. II Nlch. Hmb and Miss W. E. Adcoek, th. innners being:—Junior A team—Mavis Rich and Noel Bates. Junior BeamLorna Aloxander and Kitty Sl,lllvan - A snecial trophy was also granted to Muriel Lawson for general assistance given to hor team. On the social side "2m* wi«hos to ' ' «PP£ ciation of those who so kindly gave topbS., «»d to tho.o sistftd with donations to the. cluh s funds The thanks of members are also due to Miss Gladys Bates, to whose •untiring energy the success of the club is due. .