INTER-CLUB SOFTBALL

Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30681, 22 February 1965, Page 14

INTER-CLUB SOFTBALL

Record Fourth Win <N.Z. Press Association) WELLINGTON, February 21. Railways (Hutt Valley) made men's softball history yesterday when it won the New Zealand inter-club championship for the John Lennon Trophy for the fourth successive year. In the final game. Railways defeated Ramblers (Auckland), Results in earlier games were: Hutt Marist 5, United Auckland) 0; Richmond (Christchurch) 7, Avon (Christchurch) The final placings were- Railways 1, Ramblers 2. United. Marist. and Richmond (equal) S. Avon 6. i » Y.W.C.A. (Hutt Valiev) remained the only undefeated team in the Dustin Cup women s competition when it Railways, 4®"“ “ a,Ch agalnst Samoans (Auckland) finished in second place when it defeated Avon (Christchurch), 4-2. Lower Grades Results of lower grade soft were — meS playe<l on Saturday Senior Men —Division 2United 7, Spreydon 0. Second Grade lien.—Round 1 Richmond 11, Kaiapoi 8- Hollvwood 7. Spreydon 0; Papanui 18 Western Suburbs 0: Avon a bve' Round 2: Kaiapoi 7. Spreydon 0Avon 12. Western Suburbs 11; Hollywood a bye. Third Grade Men.— Avon 10 Teachers College 9; Linwood League 2. Templeton 1; United • bye. Results of schoolchildren’s were e — p ayed on Saturday Boys.—Under 14: Linwood League 20, Western Surburbs A 11: Papanui 15, Sprevdon 4 Richmond a bye. Under 14Section I. Papanui South 23 Snreydon B 6: Avon 14. Kaiaooi’ 13: United 14. Suburbs 3: Lin. s°i? r a L ? ag “ e . I2 ‘ Bryndwr c ‘ s ect * on 2, Western Suburbs A 22. Linwood League 1: Spreydon A 21, Richmond RPaoanui North 21. Avon B 12. ’ >. l G L rls ."" Spre J’ <lon School 7. St. Michaels 0: Avon 15, Western Suburbs B 8: Kaiapoi 20. Mono- ? lonow ai A 15, Western Suburbs A 0.