BOWLING.
ST LEONARD’S CLUB ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting of the St. Leonard’s Club was held last evening and was presided over by Mr. I’. M? Cohr (vice-president) There was a good attomTaoee of
members, who showed keen interest in the club’s welfare.
The balance-sheet snowed a marked improvement in the club’s finances, while the annual report fully traversed the doings of the year. Both balance-sheet and report were adopted. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. The election of officers resulted: — Patron, Mr. H. M. Campbell, M.P. (re-elected); president, Mr. E. Murray; vice-president. Mr. J. Maher; treasurer, Mr. W. Keith; secretary, Mr. W. Lewis; delegates to the E.C.8.C., Messrs E. Murray and J. Maher; hon. auditor, H. Eagan (reelected); committee, Messrs Parsons, Wellwood, Schofield, Palmei and Raeburn. The Campbell Cup was won by Messrs Cosgrove, Walker. Turner and Schofield, Reference was made to the loss sustained by the dug owing to the death of Mr. R. Pothan. Votes of thanks were passed to the outgoing officers, the green superintendent. the caretaker, the ladies and the Press. HOCKEY. WAIRARAPA (5) v. PANNEVIRKE (D. Dannevlrke, July 11. A hockey match between the Wairarapa team, which won the Norden Cup at Wairoa on Saturday, and the Dannevirke representatives resulted: Wairarapa 5, Dannevirke 1.
TOUR OF AUSTRALIA. Christchurch. July 11. J. Soper, of Canterbury, will be the fifteenth man in the New Zealand hockey team to tour Australia PROBABLES v. POSSIBLES. In view of the forthcoming representative Shield fixture, Hastings v. Wairoa, to be played at Wairoa on Wednesday, August 3rd, the following game. Probables v. Possibles, will be played at Cornwall Park tomorrow (Wednesday) afternoon, at 1.30 sharp:— Probables.—J. Heighway (United), Dr. Anett (United), Church (Karori), Russell (Ramblers), French (Karori), Symonds (Ramblers), Plummer (Cambridge), Miller (Ramblers), Schroder (Karori), Pearson (United), Kellett (Karori). Possibles.—S. Heighway (Ramblers), Shaw (Cambridge), Dorie (United), Flowers (Cambridge), Bone (Cambridge), Lynch (United), Spence (Karori), Grenside (Karori), Prior (Ramblers), Hayes (Cambridge), McNab (Ramblers).
Emergencies. — Terriss (Karori), Ebbett (Ramblers), Cameron (United), Love (Cambridge), Hunter (United), Brown (Ramblers). Any of the above players who are unable to make the trip to Wairoa are asked to notify the selector at the trial match to-morrow. CRICKET. BATTING AND BOWLING AVERAGES. London. July 10. The leading batting averages are as follows —Hallows 1533 runs, average. 85.16; Mead, 1572—82.73; Hammond 2082—74.35: Holmes. 1272— 70.66; Hendren, 1431 —65.04 Sandham. 1144—57.20; Sutcliffe. 1218— 59.25.'
Bowling averages: Root, 86 wickets. average 15.73; Larwood. 79— 16.98; R. Tyldeslev. 66—17.13: Robinson 54 —17.62; Rhodes. 47—18.19. --(Sydney “Sun’’ cable.)
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, Issue 177, 12 July 1927, Page 3
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