NORTH SHORE CLUB.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 220, 16 September 1932, Page 10

NORTH SHORE CLUB.

The annual meeting of the North Shore Cricket Club was held last evening. The report showed that the cluh succeeded in winning the senior B championship, whilst the fourth grade were runners-up in their grade. The Vercoe Cup, for the beet bowline performance In the senior A team, was won bv H. Webb. In supplementing the report," the president. Dr. H. C. Bennett, stated that, the club was in a satisfactory nofiition. having a credit balance of £28. Tt was hoped to secure the services of C. C Bacre as coach for the coming season. The following officers were elected: — President, Dr. H. C. Bennett:. vice-presi-dents, Messrs. H. F. W. Metkle and F. Wnrren were added to last year's list; secretary. Mr. T. B. Smith ; treasurer, Mr. A. T,. Simmonds: .auditor, Mr. A. K Wilson : club captain, Mr. "W. J. Coates; committee, Messrs. S. Ferguson, u Colehourne. A. Ferguson. K. Smith. W. Webb, S Sale and l>. Saunders; dplejjates to Auckland Cricket Associntion Messrs. W. .T. Coates. IT. Webb and A. Slmmonds; 'lolca-ate Cricket Association manncement. Mr. W. ,T, Coates: gear purchase committee, Messrs. H. Webb and W. J. Coalcs. .

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