CRICKET.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 75, 10 January 1936, Page 2

CRICKET.

TO PLAY ASHBURTON. WEST COAST SUGGEST DATE. It was decided to- suggest February 21 and 22 for the game against Ashburton, at Ashburton, for the Minor Associations’ Shield challenge, at the meeting of the management committee ■of the West Coast Cricket Association last night. TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW. The following will represent their respective clubs in cricket matches to-morrow: — Technical. • Seniors against Fairfield, at Fairfield —E. Stigley, H. Jones, S. Weeks, D. Porter, D. Gowans, R. Moylan, O. Y. McNicol, O. Huffam, J. Bennett, V. Chequer, E. Harper, W. Moodie and E. L. Kerr. Juniors against Coldstream, at Tech-nical-—A. Porter, A. McCormick, A. Mathieson, K. Kenny, M. Walls, D. Sheehan, E. Lamb, W. Sparrow, N. Jones, C. Keen, D. Smith, J. Tully and G. Hill. Old Boys Against Kia Ora, on the Kia Ora ground—P. Doig, B. Doig, J. iDoig, R. Fear, R. Sharplin, P. Fear, R. Tulloch, W. Fagan, P. Brown, S. Duncan, JTaylor and B. Macmillan. Kia Ora Against Old Boys, at Kia Ora H. Jordan, S. Kerr, J. Dillon, H. Lennon, B r Holloway * L>. Moore, R. C. Samuels, H. Baigent, C. Hansen and R. Colvin. Fairfield. v. Technical seniors, at Fairfield —S. Willis, G. Willis, V. Willis, 11. Drennan, C. Brady, B. Jordan, T. Lawler, W. O’Grady, M. Ounneen, W. Ferris and Don. McKay. WEIGHT-LIFTING. UNOFFICIAL NEW ZEALAND RECORD. HASTINGS, Jan. 9. The New Zealand heavy-weight championship record in weight-lifting was unofficially broken’ in Napier this evening by the substantial margin, of 15 pounds, when Dennod Kavanagh, a 24-year old athlete, lifted 2251 b in the orthodox manner and held the weights above his head for the required period. N'O l'ecognised referee was available, so that Kavanagh cannot look for official recognition of his feat.