CRICKET

Evening Star, Issue 20635, 7 November 1930, Page 6

CRICKET

H.C.C. TEAM IN AFRICA CAPE TOWN, November 0. (Received November 7, at 10 a.m.) The West Province Schools’ fifteen scored 115 (Leyland seven wickets for 7). The Marylebone team lost six wickets for 294 (Wyatt 58, Sandham S 3, Hendren 100), The match was drawn.

NEW PLAYERS WANTED

LONDON, November 5. Tlio ‘Daily Herald,’ referring to the report that a Lancashire club is negotiating for the services of Jackson, says: “Let ns set up a barrage_ of criticism which will bo overwhelming. The feeling is that Lancashire and other clubs should look nearer borne for new players.”

TOWN HALL CLUB

The first annual meeting of the newlyformed Town Hall Club was held in the committee room at the Town Hall, Mr R. A. Johnston presiding. The election of office-bearers resulted: —Patron, Mr R. S. Black; president, Mr G. A. Lewiii; vice-presidents—city councillors and Messrs H. H. Henderson. J. G. Alexander, R. A. Johnston, S. G. Secular, W. B. M'Ewan, R. O. T. Evans, J. M'Narey, and D. Tannook; club captain, Mr J. A. Aitcheson; secretarytreasurer, Mr R. R. Kelraan; auditor, Mr J. Long; delegate to 0.C.L., Mr J. A. Aitcheson; Selection Committee —Messrs J. Aitcheson,’ A. H. Gould, and W. Haig; General Committee— Messrs A. H. Gould, L. W. Cameion. and A. Vivian.