Broadwood Topics

Northland Age, Volume XVI, Issue 20, 6 December 1946, Page 2

Broadwood Topics

Tennis Dance There was a fair attendance at the tennis dance held in the Town Hall on Saturday evening. Mrs. S. Welsh supplied the music and Mr. G. Wilson carried out the duties of m.c. Personal Mr. and Mrs. G. Eniight are the | proud parents of a daughter. Mrs. Ashley has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. Mddleton. I N.H.B. AND G.A.C. DAY On Friday last the N.H.B. and G. A.C. held their annual club day in the A. and P. grounds. Competitors were present from the following schools : Paponga, Rotokakahi, Kohukohu, Broadwood, Tutekehua, Umawera and Mangamuka Bridge. Judging in the calf section by Mr. T. Hanlon, resulted as follows : CALF REARING Cup Awards Light Breed, senior—Daisy Butler Ist ; Light Breed, junior Bruce Thorbum Ist ; Broadwood A. and P. Association Challenge Cup, Heavy Breed Norman Harris 1. Dairy Type : Light Breed—Betty Maxwell Ist ; Heavy Breed Norman Harris Ist. Championship Cup : Girls Annette Smith ; Boys—Mervyn Butler. Certificate Awards Light Breed, senior—Daisy Butler Ist, Pamela Julian 2nd, Pamela Enright 3rd; Light Breed, Junior Bruce Thorburn Ist, Laurel McKenzie 2nd, Patty Grayson 3rd ; Heavy Breed, Junior—Norman Harris Ist. Dairy Type : Light Breed—Betty Maxwell Ist, Bruce Thorburn 2nd, Ronnie Maxwell 3rd ; Heavy Breed Norman Harris Ist ; Yearling Penn Hawkins Ist, John Duffin 2nd. Champion Pet Lamb—Nola Gundry Ist. Certificate Awards Nola Gundry Ist and 2nd, Rosemary Grayson 3rd. Mr. W. D. McKenzie was judge of the lambs. FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES Flower Section Cup Award : Sweetpeas—Kohukohu School. Certficate Award : School Points for Sweet Peas —Kohukohu School. Sweet Peas, collection of three Phyllis Cobbald Ist and 2nd, Beverly McDonald 3rd ; Collection Phyllis Cobbald Ist, Valerie Fell 2nd, Lorrain McDonald 3rd. Home Garden : Flowers John Hawkins Ist, Geranium Te Paa 2nd, Maria Rudolph 3rd. School Points for Flowers—Rotoka* kahi School. The judge for the Flower Section was Mrs. K. Newman. Home Garden : Vegetables—Bruce Thorburn Ist, Barry Tadman 2nd, Frank Moody 3rd ; Potatoes—Peter Mathews Ist, Johnnie Joe-Dick 2nd. School Points for Vegetables \

Broadwood School Ist, Rotokakahi I School (potatoes) 2nd. CRICKET Mamari v. Tutekehua At Broadwood under ideal conditions Mamari suffered a first innings defeat to Tutekehua on Saturday. Play was of a very poor standard, especially the Mamari fielding. Mamari wen't to the wicket first and with Armstrong and Rogers scoring slowly had 23 on the board when Armstrong went to an lbw appeal. Wickets fell quickly after that ; 6 wickets were down for 30 and the side were all out for 61. E. Julian, 5 for 20. Tutekehua then came in and fared poorly until the eighth wicket stand added 36 runs, the side being out for 76. S. Mansbridge took 4 wickets for 18 runs and W.Armstrong 2 for 2. With two and a quarter hours to play Mamari went in to make runs and in an hour had 100 runs up for three wickets, Edwards 37 and Armstrong 37 not out. At this stage Mamari declared, leaving an hour and a quarter to dismiss Tutekehua. Tutekehua played for time and with one over to go had lost 8 wickets for 67 and at stumps were 9 for 67. S. Mansbridge took 5 for 21, and W. Armstrong 3 for 13. Results were : Mamari, Ist innings : 61 (O. Edwards 13, R. Hyde 11 not out, W. Armstrong 12). Bowling—E. Julian 5 for 20, E. Crane 2 for 16, F. Walker 2 for 10. Mamari, 2nd innings : 100 for 3 wickets declared (O. Edwards 37, W. Armstrong 37 not out, R. Hyde 11).. Bowling—E. Crane 1 for 35, E. Julian 2 for 55. Tutekehua, Ist innings : 76 (S. Smith 14, F. Creighton 14 not out). Bowling—S. Mansbridge 4 for 18, H. Irving 2 for 13, R. Hyde 1 for 20, W. Armstrong 2 for 2, J. McGrath 1 for 9. Tutekehua, 2nd innings : 67 for 9 wickets (G. Cauty 11). Bowling S. Mansbridge 5 for 21, W. Armstrong 3 for 13. Kohukohu v. Broadwood This match was played at Kohukohu, the former team winning. Following are the results : Kohukohu : 101 (O. Dunning 40 not out, Buchan 14, King 10). Bowling—S. Fergusson 4 for 23, J. Hick 5 for 29. Broadwood : 78 (J. Hick 22, N. Fergusson 17, S. Fergusson 17). Bowling—C. Lane 2 for 14, R. Hansen 4 for 18, L. Andrewes 3 for 12, King 1 for 13.