CRICKET

Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 21, 25 January 1934, Page 7

CRICKET

RELIEF WORKERS

1 The following are the relief workers' cricket fixtures for tomorrow, matches: commencing at 9 a.m.:—Boys' College v. Sutherland Crescent, Wellington Boys' College; Volga Street v. Stanley Street, Wakefield 2; Pine Street v. Prince of ■■Wales, Wakefield 1; Central' Park v. Eongotai, Wakefield 3; Johnsonville v. View Eoad, Wakefield 4. ; ; ■ '• ' ' ■'" TEAMS. '.■.. ■■■■ ' - Volga Striet.— Hartjiorne, :-Mason,' Browri.-JHoclder, McFadyen, Clark, Nicholson, Churchill, Irving, Eate,' Hepperson,' Baker. " -\ View Road.— Bell, Puiniti, Parsons, Richardson, Fairburn, ■ Grennell, Meyille, Johns, Mercer. ■ ■ ' '. Stanley Street:— Severs. Bog'nuda Dodds, A. Cloake. Wilmhurst, Haylbek, Helliwill, Parnell, Mulholland, McMillan; Moore; emergencies, Parkinson, Turner,. Guise. . Sutherland Crescent-— Sweeney. MeGliie, Johnston. ■ Lee, Bradford, Donaldson, j Marsh, Campbell, Heudry, McGillvray, Stack. " ■ ■ . . ' :■ • . ■ .. Prince of Wales . Park.— T. Ban, S. Crawford, E. Parker, W. Anton,- J.. Burke, M. Boe, V. Chapman, C. Lather, E. Sharpe,. Y. Hbare, .Malcon. , , Plriß Street.— W. Johnston, T.O'Sullivan, Jit Kichardson, A. Ken-, H. W«lch, J. Tibbetts, W. Hooper, Hearne, Brattle, Murphy,- Shipp, Vallar,, Sandbrook, Law|Sod, Smith,, , - . ■ ..',', . .'

The embarrassing experience of' navy ing one shoe slip -from* her foot.and drop down a'grating above a 'storm-,Water.d-Tain near the corner of Khyber Pass Road and' Mountain' Kbad, Auckland, befell a iwoman earlyon Tuesday afternoon, states the "New Zealand Herald;" Vain • efforts .'to: lift; the grating and recover her ah'oe were made by the woman, in the presence of a small but highly interested.crowd. ■ The grating Was eventually lifted by a tramway inotorman who noticed the woman ?s predicament.. He succeeded: in; reaching the shoe, which was dried and returned to its owner. . , ' , So. perfect has,the systeni of weatherwatching become' in Britain that every ■ ( day 7000 facts ' about' theweather are at the disposal of forecasters. '■ .