Waihi Cricket Association

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume IV, Issue 1137, 4 November 1904, Page 3

Waihi Cricket Association

A mkktixo of delegates was bold at tho Y.M.1,0. room last ovoning, Tho follow" ing were present;— Messrs Bongo (in tho chair), Cornll)Wtti!e, Dud, Wi.llnutt, Ling, McKay, S. Rea, Southern, Corbctt, mid Lonfor,

It was decided lo hold no association matches on tho 2flth inst.

The secretary was instructed to malto aiTanguii°nls to have an iion shed built, lo hold tho crickot material, as tho thieving propensities of apparently ut largo number of youth l : aro so great that thoy even steal iho iron pins which fasten tho matting down. Messrs McKay, Lang and Duff wco elected a ground, committee, nnd wero instruct",d to mark out two pitches on tbo reerontion ground every Friday. Messrs Wiillnnlt, Southern, Lanfor, S. Ilea, Lang, and llio ebuirmim ai:d secretary wero appointed to draw up tho rules of I ho Association. It was dc-cidcd I hat a visiting team should always havo clioico of wicl;o(3.' It was decided that any Club playing a meuibor in a match and not registering his name with tho secret try of tho Association and paying tho registration fee within a week would bo liable to forfoit tho match. Tho following umpires were elected for Saturday: City v Suburbs, Mtßsrs, Bongo •Hid Morgan; V/n'kino v West, Rov. Father lirodio end Hsrgcant Shcehan