BASEBALL
WOMEN'S COMPETITIONS MEN'S FIXTURES POSTPONED Owing to a misunderstanding over the postponement of the mens games, several of the women's teams did not fulfil their engagements in the competitions of tho Auckjji nti Women's Bnscbull Association at Ino Outer Domain. However, several matches were played, the main attraction being tlMit between Greer's and rrainuiK College. A high standard of play was shown and the fielding was particularly keen. Greer s prevailed 111 the last innings by two runs, following Were'(lie results:— \ Grade.—Sydney Lrippers, 1(>. Training College A. 3i Sllknit, 2d. Swing A, <; Lireers, 12. Training College. 10, , B Grade,—lhnioi' Blufs. 15. Swing B, 6; Farmers' Trading A, 32, Swifts, 1. The inclement weather was responsible for the postponement of the opening Of the men's knock-out competition. 1 raciice mutches were held at Gillies Park, Fowlds Park find North Snore,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23206, 28 November 1938, Page 16
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140BASEBALL New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23206, 28 November 1938, Page 16
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