CRICKET

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17606, 23 October 1931, Page 9

CRICKET

SEASON'S bEENING GAMES AT THE OVAL To-morrow will see the 1931-32 cricket season in Poverty Bay duly opened, with the commencement of senior competition games, and a brief official function at the tek interval, When the Poverty Bay Cricket Association's president, Mr. V.'C.'R. Mftfbrd', Will officiate at a gathering of players and spectators around the ’grandstand. The season promises to lie 'ail excellent one, tile various senior clubs having nominated strong teaffis, and interest in the Saturday senior competition in particular should equal that ’of any previous season in this district. Teams for to-morrow's fixtures have been nominated ; afc under : Oitv (v. Triranga'riu'i).—-A. Baker, E. Bridge, D. Comber, A. Dow, C. -Fraser, D. Hosier, J. Lord, A. Owen, Joe Scholium, J. Somervell, and White. _ 1 Turanganui (v. City).—Jennings, Woodfield, Ellis, Nicholson, Heasley, Loc'ket’t, Gi'ant, Parker, MdGdllum, Carey and Wells. , Civil Service’‘(V. Old Boys).—Griffiths, Robertson, James, Mason, Boon, Bignali, Coiinan, Simpson, Hall, Helean, and Moir. ■ " Gisborne (Sub fv. High School).— Dwyer, Forster, Kay, McGregor, Pitt nr, Mortoh, Bla'tWayt, LoWe, Morlcy, Jeffreys, and J. M.'. Robertson. Old Boys (V. Civil Service).—'G. N. Lockett-, G. C. Clifton, V. Norman, W. j. Langlands, C. Brew, A. V. Tiffed, M. Beuth, W. Kemp, J. C. Dow, L. T. Smith, and 'the Rev. W. Carr. '■ ii l imit i .. '.ii""