BOTH BOWLING WELL

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 513, 16 November 1928, Page 7

BOTH BOWLING WELL

Gillam, Foley, Felts, Moffat t*, Skinner rj Mercer, Leckie, Clapham, Swanberg (2) Le Behrz, Ellerington. Bunt, Taylor Brooking, Connell W.Y.M.I.— Pankhurst, McGregor, Ale - Gregor, Allen, Young, White, Henderson Neale, Ellison, Lewis. Fourth Grade B Tamaki.—Strange, Spinks, Darwin Hutton, Connors, Cracknell, Keys. d< , Silva, Grantley, Furlonger, Ginders. ALTERATION IN DRAW 0 The following alterations have beer " made in the draw for the junior grade » competitions of the Auckland Crickei Association > — Second Grade A.—Western United v - Parnell Jf, A’ictoria Pai'k; All Saints v . Northeote. Walker Park, Point Chevalier Third Grade A.—Balmoral at Y.M.C.A.. Walker Park, Point Chevalier; Northeote 1 a bye. A.G.S.C.A. CRICKET The following team will represent the New Lvnn Cricket Club on Saturday:— - Riggs, Dver (2), Simpson. Young (2). Kay, , Mardle, Surtees, Dcnaldson, Davidson, L Deason. UMPIRES FOR TO-MORROW The following umpires have been appointed for senior matches in the Auckland Cricket Association’s competitfon, to be played to-morrow: North Shore v. Y.M.C.A., Messrs. Haggett and Somervell; Grafton v. Ponsonby, Eden Park No. 1, Messrs. Riddolls and Duff; Eden v. United Suburbs, Eden Park No. 2, Messrs. Levien and Turton; University v. Parnell, Eden Park No. 3, Messrs. Harvie and Hellaby. GIRLS’ SPORTS DAY INTER-HOUSE CARNIVAL TO-MORROW’S BIG PROGRAMME Postponed last week owing to bad weather conditions, the big annual inter-house girls’ sports carnival will be staged at Carlaw Park to-morrow afternoon. Thousands of would-be spectators were turned away from the park last I Saturday. The excellence of the programme in previous years has this year been augmented by new and novel events, and the 400 joyously lit girls have undergone extra training. Another record attendance is assured for to-morrow. Four teams will compete for final points, namely, Greer’s, Milne and Choyce, Smith and Caugliey, and George Court’s. The general excellence of the teams is such that a keen competition will result, and whichever team wins will indeed be outstanding. The competition will be followed as last year with a grand display by the twelve competing teams.

COOK STRAIT CONTESTANT According to a Press Association nessage from Ashburton, the wellknown distance swimmer. Miss Lily Copplestone, announces her Intention of making- an attempt to swim Cook Strait during- the forthcoming season. A start will be made from the top of Queen Charlotte Sound.