CRICKET CONTROL

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 35, 5 November 1920, Page 8

CRICKET CONTROL

MEETING OF COMMITTEE. Tlio weekly meeting of the Committee of Management of the "Wellington Cricket Association was held on Tuesday, Mr. C. 0. Wilson being in tlio cliair.

The Banks Commercial College applied for permission to enter nu eleven for tlio fourth grade competition,. and this was granted.

The resignation of Mr. J. Fanning as a member of the committee was accepted with regret. Mr. Fanning wrote that ho found it increasingly difficult to Attend the meetings owing to private engagements. , The Canterbury Association wrote asking for a match against Wellington at Christchurch on December 31 and January 1 n "d -■ W(ls decided to inform "Canterbury that since Auckland was to play Hnwke's Bay at Christmas Wellington was willing to play at Christchurch on December 25, 27. and 28. It was also decided to play Otago at Wellington on January 1, 3, and i, and Auckland at Wellington on January.22, 21 and 25. UMPIRES' ASSOCIATION. The fortnightly meeting of the Umpires' Association was held on Monday night, Mr. W. E. Bock presided over !i good attendance. The secretary reported that good progress had been made in the association since tjie last meeting, and Messrs. P. E. Waddy, G. Davis, F. Kelling, and A. Francis were elected members of tflle .association, and six new members were proposed. His Excellency the Governor-General was elected patron of the association, Mr. J. P. Firth president, and Messrs. J. P. Luke, M.P., C. E. Stevens, 1\ Houldsworth, A. F. Wiren, C. A. Richardson, G. Webb, C. G. Wilson, and W. Eeid were elected vice-presidents. Much enthusiasm is being shown by members of the association, and there is overy indication of a verv successful season, but many more members are still required. THIKD AND FOURTH CLASS FIXTURES. Third and fourth class fixtures for Saturday are:- , , Third A.-Centics v. St. Patrick s College, at No. 1 Newtown Park; Kilbirnie v Wellington College, at Wellington College; Murray, Roberts v. St. Thomas's,, at No. 2 Newtown Park; Thorndon v. Railways, at Anderson Park; Ponolce. a bye. . ■_ ~ . Third 8.-Centwl Mission v. Hutt, at Hutt; Johnsonville v. Marist, at Johnsonville; Victoria College v .Miramar. at Miramar; Institute v. Y.M.C.A., at No. 3 Newtown Park; Wesley, a bye. Fourth Class.-Central Mission v. lulbirnie, at No. i Newtown Park; boots College v. Thorndon, at Scots College; Miramar v. Y.M.C.A., at Miramar; Johnsonville v. Wellington College, at Wellington College; Kilbirnio Cadets, a bye. BOYS* LEAGUE FIXTURES. Saturday's fixtures arc as nniler:Senior A Gradc.-Petone v. Institute A, iti Petone No. 1; South Wellington v. Marist Old Boys A, at Karon No. 1; Thorndon v. Y.M.C.A. A., at Karon; Miramar, a bye. Senior 8.-Y.M.C.A B v. at Karori No. 2; St. Paul's v. Institute C. at Karori No. 3; Institute B v. Marist Old, Boys B, nb Karon No 4. Junior A.-Y.M.C.A. v. Jolmsonville, at Johnsonville; Institute Bv Marist Old Bovs, at Newtown Park No. 1; M. Patrick's A v. St PA at Basin Reserve No. 1; Institute A v. South Wellington, at Bosiu Ecseryci No. 2; bt. Thomas v. Kilbirnie, at Kilbirnie No. 1, Thorndon, a bye. „ Junior B.—lnstitute D v. Y.M.C.A. B, at Newtown Park No. 2; Institute C v. St. Cuthhert's, at Duppa Street No. 1; Marisr N. v. Marist T, «t kilbirnio No. 2; Bank's College v. Central Mission, at Kilbirnie No. 3; St. Patrick s College B v. Stop Out, at Kilbirnie.No. (; Miramar, a bye. , Junior C.-Institute G v. St. Peters, at Diippa Street No. 2; Institute b v. Institute H, at Duppa Street No. 3; Institute F v. Y.M.C.A. C, tit Duppa Street No. i; Mnrist N. v. Brooklyn, at Newtown Park No. 3; St. Thoma»s, a bj<V