WOMEN FALL OUT

Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 113, 6 February 1935, Page 10

WOMEN FALL OUT

Cricket Bodies in Passage of Arms WELLINGTON LETTER Audited Balance-sheet For English Tour By Telegraph—Press Association. Christchurch, February 5. The Wellington Women’s Cricket Association is dissatisfied with control by the New Zealand Women’s Cricket Council, which is domiciled at Christchurch. A letter from the secretary of the Wellington association, Miss C. O. G. Robertson, read at a meeting of tlie New Zealand Council to-night, was as follows:— “In regard to your demand for an audited balance-sheet of the visit of the English team your Canterbury council or the Canterbury association will not receive any such statement from the Wellington association. I would like to inform your council that the rest of our management committee are not so insignificant as I apparently appeared to the members of your committee when I was at your last meeting, and that they are capable of deciding what percentage the English women’s touring team will receive of the Wellington gate. There will be no representative from the Wellington association at this meeting, and we do not wish any on_e to act on our behalf. Thus everything will be just right.” It was decided to receive' the letter and to write to the Wellington asso-' elation resenting its tone and pointing out that the New Zealand Council was representative of the whole of New Zealand.