CAMBRIDGE CRICKET

Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21228, 26 September 1940, Page 2

CAMBRIDGE CRICKET

SUB-ASSOCIATION MEETS TEAMS FROM k'ARAPJRO CSppcial to Times} CAMBRIDGE, Tuesday. The seventli annual meeting r.r the Cambridge Cricket sub-association was held la-it night, with the vice-president. Mr Walter Moore, in the chair. The report Tor the year showed that good progress had br-'-n made during last season nut ilie club had lost several members who were on active service. The. flnnnclaJ report was very satisfactory, the sum ol £te, 3s lid being in hand. The election of officers resulted a= follows:—Patron, the Mayor, Mr Edgar Jam?': president,. Mr Walter Moore; vicepresidents. Mo-rs E. Kane. D. Dalilinore. E. Elliott, \. Ellis, I ox. Braddle.v, \v. Munroe, \ Souter, Brackonridge; secretary, Mr P- Bright; -treasurer. Mr W. Vardley; hon. auditor. Mr W. WooiJ.\ : delegates to Waikato Cricket Association. Messrs W. Monroe arm f. Bright; grounds committee, Messrs R. Hughes. \v. Munroe P. Brttrht, M. Woolley and Crawshaw: sole selector. Mr W. .Munroe. management committee Messrs Elliott. Hughes. Honk. Munroe. Fox. crawshaw arid M. Wool lev; transport committee. Messrs Munroe. Utehwark, Hughe?. Walsh and M. Woollev, social committee. Messrs Vardley Hook. Hughes, Litchwark, Woolley ana Munrot’, xvith power to add Subscriptions Fixed Subscriptions Tor the season were rived as follow-. ~eniors, £i r.s. age 17 ana under. 125 *'d. ir was decided to affiliate with the Wai kato A'-ocia'ion and tliai two senior teams be entered. A working-bee wa» arranged for next Saturday in order to prepare the pi<«-h. and all members were keen to commence practice as soon a? possible, especially as There was every chance of two teams being arranged at the Karaplro works.