GISBORNE CRICKET

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20091, 10 November 1939, Page 12

GISBORNE CRICKET

COMPETITION SERIES TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW The competition series of the Poverty Bay Cricket Association will be continued to-morrow afternoon, and some of the teams will be selected from the following:— United A (v. City).—P. Livingstone, H. Holdsworth, S. Scott, L. Allen, P. Weir, H. McMillan, 11. Ledger, T. Martin, A. Campbell, G. Hookham, R • Weir, H. Monk and C. Hayes. United B (v. High School A).—B. Birrell, T. Welsh, N. Summersby, W. Dickinson, 11. Owen, B. Stevens, G. Casscy, V. Norman, D. McLeod, L. Bignell, M. Glassford, J. McKenzie, E. Weir, and R. Field.

Marist Senior B (v. City B). —T. Donovan, P. Small, R. Martin, J. Blane, W. Wilkie, R. Hepburn, M. McMahon, G. Peterson, G. Sceats. O. Somers, C. McCarthy and B. Malone. G.H.5.0.8. Blue (v. Civil Service).— E. Hansen, K. Fleming, G. Tangney, G. Thompson, S. Ritchie, C. Allen, M. Krebs, C. Campbell, C. Priestley, A. McLeod and T. Warner. Civil Service (v. G.H.5.0.8. Blue). — A. Bignall, N. Lee, J. Griffiths, H. Sebire, W. Hart, S. Hardman, A. Falconer, R. Clarke. J. Hedley. J. McMullan, J. MeKnight and G. Will.

Gisborne Club. —Aislabie, Caulton, Dwyer, Jeffreys, Hamilton, McKay, Mitchell, Moody, Morley, Revell and Trafford.

Old Boys Senior A (v. City).—E. Bridge, captain, S. Reeves, C. Fraser, F. Newton, E. Martin, I, Niven, P. Reynolds, D. McKinnon, C. Sebire, N. Balfour, A. Fisher and F. Beer. Marist Senior A (v. G.H.5.0.8.). — E. James, M. O’Brien, M. Sharp, J. Egan, W. Purcell, D. Jordan, P. Moscrip, P. Tilly, A. Coker, B. Scholium and C. Scholium.

City B (v. United B.). —Ballard, Barbour, Calcott, Copland. Johnson, Kelly, Livingston, Rohan, Sunderland, Wilkins, Whitely, and Good, twelfth man.

City A (v. Old Boys).—Amess, Dow, Murray, Presland, Robinson, Somervell, Stewart, Stuart, McLean, Torrie, and Crawford.

G.H.5.0.8. Senior A (v. Marist).— G. E. Slade, T. White, A. Wilson, D. Cederwall, E. Gardener, G. Harris, R. Sim, R. Carroll, J. Barbour, R. Thomson, and D. A. Wells.

UMPIRES FOR TO-MORROW

A meeting of the Poverty Bay Cricket Umpires' Association, was held in the Union Steam Ship Company's buildings, Childers road, last evening, when there were present Messrs. C. F. Carter, chairman,- E. Judge, J. Nicol, and 11. A. Hamilton, hon. secretary. Apologies for absence were received from Messrs. C. L. Lord, T. Sharp and G. W. Fyson.

The chairman extended a welcome to a new member, Mr. J. 'Nicol. The draw for to-morrow’s games was made as under: —

Senior A. —Old .Boys v. City, Oval No. 3 wicket, Messrs G. V. Wilkin and T. Sharp; G.H.5.0.8. v. Marist, Oval No. 4 wicket, Messrs. J. Brown and G. W. Fyson Senior B. — Civil Service v. G H. 5.0.8. Blue, Oval No. 1 wicket, Messrs. E. Judge and C. Carter; Marist v. G.H.5.0.8. White, Oval No. 2 wicket, Messrs. Cusack and H. A, Hamilton; Gisborne Club v. High School B, High School concrete wicket, Messrs. L. Jackson and J. Nicol; united j v. H:gn School A, High School Rectory wicket, Messrs. F. Hobern and F. Stenner. Reserve Umpires.—Messrs. S. Hannah, F. J. Mace and G. V. Lynex. Umpires are requested to meet at ‘.he Oval not later than 1.20 p.m.