Thursday, A Grade. —St. Mary’s Seeondary A, 23 points, 1; Tin,.2l points, 2. Thursday, 1 > Grade.—St- Mary’s Secondary B, 24 points, 1; Triangle, 18. points, 2. , Saturday, A Grade.—St. Mary’s Sec ondary A, 26 points, 1; High School Old Girls’ A, 22 points, 2. Saturday, _B Grade.—St, Mary’s Secondary D, 30 points, 1; Ormond, 23 points, 2. During' the evening the presentation of trophies was performed by the patroness of the association. Mi's. W. A. Bowie, who congratulated members on the work they had done aiul the association generally on the success it' had won., , , . Bouquets were presented to .Mrs denies. Bowie, Scents, Bruce and Beale, and presentations made to Miss. <l. Mead, hon. secretary, MisS O. McKinley, assistant secretary: Mr. (7. Rigby coach of A team • Mr. Aiux-11, coach of P» team; and ,to Messrs. Crawford Smith and F. Murphy. . The results of the games held duViiu the evening were:—High School A, 1 Athletic, .2. The . race for old. timers was won by Mrs. J. McLeod, with Mrs. Bowie runner-up.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17917, 22 October 1932, Page 2
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