SANDON

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIV, Issue 303, 20 November 1934, Page 5

SANDON

(From Our Own Correspondent.) SANDON, Nov. 19.

The Sandon cricketers played Feilding B at Kowhai Park on Saturday. The ground was in good order and a very enjoyable game ended in a two-point win for Sandon. Dotailod scores wore as follow: Sandon first innings; Sadler, run out, 6; Kent, b Gardner, 3; Meads, c Dewe, b Reid, 25; Aiken,, 1.b.w., b Gardner, 0; Lumsden, b Allen, 10; Reeve, c Kitchen, b Gibbs, 25; McElroy, b Reid, 11; Conwell, not out, 12; Smith, b Dowe, 9; Andrew, c Gibbs, b Dewe, 0; Brock, b Dewe, 3; total, 104. Bowling: Dewe, 3 for 40; Gardner, 2 for 3; Allon, 1 for 38; Gibbs, 1 for 14; Reid, 2 for 4. Second innings: Sadler, b Reid, 1; Aiken, b Reid, 14; Kent, c Gibbs, b Reid, 10; Reeve, c Ruddell, b Reid, 8; Meads, b Dewe 14; Lumsden, run out, 0; McElroy, b Reid, 0; G'onwell, b Reid, 0; Andrew, b Gibbs, 0; Smith, b Reid, 18; Brock, not out, 1; total, 66. Bowling : Dcwo, 1 for 35; Reid, 7 for 18; Gibbs, 1 for 8. Feilding B, first innings: Dewe, b Reeve, 24; Ruddeil, c —, b Conwell, 10; Gibbs, c Reeve, b Kent, 4; Allen, b McElroy, 0; Rowe, c Lumsden, b Reeve, 0; Reid, stpd. Andrew, b Kent, 15; Kitchen, c Andrew, b McElroy, 4; Green, b McElroy, 1; Carmen, b Kent, 1; Rosser, 1.b.w., b Kent, 0; Garliclc, not out, 1; extras, 14; total, 74. Bowling : Reeve, 2 for 28; Conwell, 1 for 3; McElroy, 3 for 7; Kent, 3 for 10; Meads, 0 for 12. Second innings: Dewe c —•, b Sadler, 9; Ruddeil, c —, b Sadler, 27; Gibbs, b Kent, 13; Rowe, not out, 5; Reid, not out, 12; oxtras, 4; total for 3 wickets, 70. The local Rifle Club officially wound up the season with a dance on Friday night. There was a fair attendance and a happy time was spent. Competitions were as follow :—Monte Carlo waltz, Miss Frecklington and Mr M. Pearce; lucky Gay Gordons, Miss Z. Bishop and Mr E. Lumsden ; Monte Carlo waltz. Miss Hart and Mr Cottingham; lucky numbers, Mr H. Ellery and Ml- K. G. Lumsden. Extras were contributed by Mrs N. Butler and Mr Speight. At a convenient interval, the secretary (Mr Ken Pearce) apologised for the absence of Mr J. Fagan, president of the club, and Mr A. K. Drew, president of the association. Ho called on Mr 11. Ellery, president of tho Ohakca Club, to hand out the trophies won during the year. Mr Ellery expressed pleasure at being present and congratulated the club and members on the success they had attained. Those who received trophies were as follow, each being greeted with applause : N.Z. Championship Cup, gold medal and two miniature cups, Mr Ken Lumsden; Wanganui Association Championship Cup, Mr Ken Lumsden; Nobel Cup, Lumsden family, trophy received by Mr Roy Lumsden; Manawatu B grade aggregate, Mr Percy Gedye; Club Championship Challenge Cup (donated by Mr Ken Pearce), won by the donor; Club B grade championship (cup donated by Mr J. Fagan), Mr P. M. Gedye; Mr C. E. Bailey’s trophy, Mr G. ltichardson; Mr E. Lumsden’s trophy, Mr G. Richardson; Mr G. Richardson’s trophy, Mr Percy Gedye; Fagan Buttons, A grade, Mr Iven Lumsden ; B grade, Mr E. Lumsden; 0 grade, Mr J. Meyer. Among the ladies present were: Misses in gold net; E. Galbally, floral organdie; F. Anderson, pink crinkly crepe; B. Lumsden, lemon taffeta; Mesdames W. E. Pearce, black windswept velvet and coatee; G. Richardson, blue sand crepe; N, Butler, floral georgette; Misscg L. Gedye, red crepe and lame; J. Butler, floral georgette; M. Mead, pale mauve organdie; N. Ellery, white satin; D. Schreiber, wine san crepe; 11. Schreiber, black and pink san. crepe; F. E. Stephen, pink shadow organdie; Z. Bishop, blue taffeta; N. Bishop, red taffeta ; I. Campbell, floral shadow voile; E. Ellery (Ohakea), floral pique voile; M. Harvey, rose taffeta ; lona Ellery (Ohakea), lavender voile; G. Sanson, black velvet; R. Dwyer, lavender crepe; M. Murphy, green taffeta; M. Ellery, black velvet: Mrs 11. Ellery (Ohakea), navy satin and lace: Misses J. Hill, lemon crinkle crepe; G. Adams, apricot marocain; Mrs S. Sanson (Bulls), black sheer silk.