WELLINGTON PRIMARY SCHOOLS
. CRICKET ASSOCIATION. On Friday, December llth, the representatives of the Wairarapa Schools* Cricket Association are visiting Wellington in order to play off the annual representative paine between the Wellington and Wairarapa Associations. The Wairarapa boys aro arriving by the 31.21 a.m. train from Masterton, and will play at 2. 3 D p.m. in the afternoon on Kelburn Turk The second innings will be played on Saturday morning at 9.30 a.m. Although the school cricket year has been a very short one, the Wellington reps.
hope to give Wairarapa a good game. Arrangements are well in hand for the entertainment of the visitors, the outstanding features being a cinema entertainment on the Friday evening and dinner on the Saturday evening. The only thing that is now required for a successful tournament is good weather. The following are the boys who are representing Wellington against the Wairarapa: SENIOR. Koroneko and Robinson (Clyde quay), Mitchell (Berhampore), Tuckwell and , Poulton (Terrace), Garratt and Kitto (Mt. Cook), Collyer and Morgan (South Wellington), Cook (Brooklyn) and Wrigley (Lyall Bay); twelfth man, Bowkett (Miramar). JUNIOR. Law and Sloane (Johnsonville), H. W. Smith, Jack and Staff (Seatoun), Clarke, Phillips and Blundell (Kilbirnie), Piunti (Woreer Bay), McDonald (Clyde quay), Holstead (Brooklyn), Thomas (Northland),, A. Smith (Wadestown). The last two named are emergencies. Selectors. Senior: Messrs Rogers, Bowman and Bennett. Junior: Messrs Pottinger, Mahin and PauL
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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12316, 10 December 1925, Page 8
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