COMER TURNED
KAEOSI CRICKET CLUB
'"It is undoubtedly a fact that, -with the great assistance we have'received from our president, Mr. Simm, and oar vicepresidents, together with the greater slub j spirit shown by our members generally, I we have during the season under review made a big improvement in the club's standing," says the annual report of the Karori Cricket Club, presented at the annual meeting on Monday. "Our financial position is now good, and we succeeded in annexing two of the most important championships in Wellington—the Junior A Grade and the Senior Boys' League. "Your executive feels very gratified with the progress made, especially when our position at the end of last season is considered. It is felt that the corner is now definitely turned, and that we are on a good footing in every way. With the large number of young players we have in the_ club we should have no trouble in maintaining this progress. The club roll shows 61 active members. Three teams were fielded under the Wellington Cricket Association and two under the Wellington Boys' Cricket Association." The following trophies were awarded:— J. Picot Trophy (Junior A), best bowler: L. Pawson. W. Simm Trophy (Senior Boys), most improved player: T. English.' W. Simm Trophy (Intermediate Boys), most improved player: W. Phypers. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Officers for the comiag season were elected as follow:—President, Mr. W. Simm; vice-presidents,' Messrs. R, Randell, E. B. M'Gavin, Major Keenan, H. King, J. Jordan, H. Glover, A. P. When, Dr. W. Bull, R. A. Wright, M.P., F. Picot, J. Henderson, B. G. H. Burn, P. B. Broad, W. Wallace, J. Gallagher, J. Binnie, S. Bornler, J. S. Southward, J. Picot, T. B. Morris, W. F. Newcombe, W. T. Hildreth, Geo. Hart, R. Read; life member, Mr. R. Wilkinson; delegates to association, Messrs. 1.. H. Nimmo, J. Rus- j sell; delegates to Boys' League, Mr. P. j Nimmo; club captain, Mr. J. Russell; treasurer, Mr. R. Keenan; secretary, Mr. I. H. Nimmo; management committee, Messrs. J. Russell, I. Nimmo, R. Sutton, E. King, G. Adams, H. Randell, R. Keenan, L. Nimmo; hon. auditor, Major Keenan. .
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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 68, 17 September 1930, Page 7
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355COMER TURNED Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 68, 17 September 1930, Page 7
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