PRIMARY SCHOOL TOURNEY

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19249, 1 August 1932, Page 4

PRIMARY SCHOOL TOURNEY

FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL AT FRASER PARK. Considerably over 115 games were ncessary to decide the finalists in the South Canterbury Primary Schools’ Sports’ Association annual seven-a-side football and six-a-side basketball tournament, which w'as held on Fraser Park on Saturday. Perfect weather conditions were experienced, but the grounds were heavy, and interfered to some extent with fast and open displays. The attendance was fair from the public’s point of view', but a host of school children made their presence felt w’ith a rapid fire of barrack throughout the tournament. The day proved a gruelling one for officials, who worked hard to make the fixture a success. Results:— FOOTBALL. A GRADE (Open). First Round. Waimataitai A 8, South School 0. Marist 12, Waimataitai B 0. Final: Waimataitai A 3, Marist 0. The winning team was:—J. Duncan (capt.), C. Bell. G. Ward, N. Hoare, E. McKenzie, R. Whiteside, N. Charteris. B GRADE (Under 8 Stone). First Round. Temuka 85. South 0. West B defaulted to Pleasant Point. Main defaulted to West A. High School 5, Fairlie 0. Second Round. West A 15, High School 0. Teir.uka 3, West B 0 Final: West A 8, Temuka 0. The winning team was:—A. Wi liams (capt), B. Jack. J. Smith. D. Sinclai \ J. Waddell, P. Riley, B. Young. C GRADE (Under 6st lllbs). First Round. Pleasant Point 85, Pareora East 0. Mein 5, Marist 3. High School defaulted to Waimataitai B. Second Round. Waimataitai B 6, West A 3. Temuka 13, West B 0. Waimataitai A 5, Pleasant Point 0. St. Andrews defaulted to Pleasant Point. Main 9, South 0. Third Round Main 9, Waimataitai B 0. Temuka 17, Waimataitai A 0. Final: Temuka 17, Main 0. The winning team was:— M. Levens (capt), H. Ives, G. Waters, L. Austin. R. Simpson, M. Watson, G. Benbow. D GRADE (Under 6 Stone). First Round. Fairlie A 15, West 0. Waimataitai A 12, Fairlie B 0. Main 12, Temuka 0. Second Round. Marist 15, Seadown 0. St. Andrews 11, Fairlie A 3. Waimataitai A 3, Main 0. South won by default. Third Round. Marist 3. St. Andrews 0. Waimataitai A 12, South C. Final: Marist 6, Waimataitai A 0. The winning team was:—J. Rosevear (capt), C. Mckay, J. Ryan, P. Walsh, J. Goddard, M. Goddard, P. Jackson. E GRADE (Under sst 71bs). First Round. West 6, Main B 0. Main C J. High School 0. Waimataitai C 6, South A 0. Main A 11, Waimataitai B 0. Marist 3, Temuka 0. Second Round. Waimataitai A 21, South B 0. Main C 34, West 0. Main A 12, Waimataitai C 0. Marist 124, Pleasant Point 0. Third Round. Main A 8. Marist 0. Waimataitai A 8, Main C 3. Final: Main A 11, Waimataitai A 0. The winning team was:—G. Elliot (capt), E. Gribben, N. Gould, R. Moffat, J. Andrews, C. Head, D. Gribben. F GRADE (Under 4st 101bs>. Marist B 15, South B 0. Waimataitai A 9, Temuka 0. West A 6, South A 0. Pareora East 6, West B 0. Main B 12, Waimataitai B 0. Main A defaulted to Marist A. Second Round. Fairlie 9, Marist B 0. Waimataitai A 27, West A 0. Marist A 9, Pareora East 3. Pleasant Point 6, Main B 3. Third Round. Marist 6, Pleasant Point 0. Waimataitai A 18, Fairlie 0. Final: Waimataitai A 65, Marist 3. The winning team was:—A. McWhirter (capt). P. Wallace, S. MeWhirter. J. Donnithom, I. McLeod, D. Spring, B. Carter. G GRADE (Country teams under Bst.). First Round. Pareora East 9, Glen-iti 0. Second Round. Pareora East 9, Fairview 0. Kimbell 8, Orari A 0. Final: Pareora East 11. Kimbell 3. The winning team was:—R. Hanson, B. Wallace, L. Sullivan, N. Bee, W. Sands J. Kane, A. Coote. BASKETBALL. A GRADE (Under sft 4in.). First Round. Waimataitai A 4, Fairview 1. South 5, Main B 0. Temuka § 13, Main C 0. Second Round. Pleasant Point 9, Temuka A 4. Waimataitai A 5, South 4. West 13, Temuka B 0. Main A 4, Waimataitai B 1. Third Grade. West 6, Marist A 1. Pleasant Pclnt 9, Waimataitai 3. Final: West 6, Pleasant Point 4. The winning team was:—lda Smith (capt), Daphne Jack, Joyce Greer., Jean Vincent, Maie Andrews, Hazei Birch. B GRADE (Under sft lin.). First Round. Waimataitai A 3, South 0. Main B defaulted to West B. Second Round. Waimataitai B 2, Temuka 1. Main A 7 Pleasant Point 2. West A 8, West B 7. Third Round. West A 6, Main A 1. Waimataitai A 6, Waimataitai B 1.

Final: West A 6, Waimataitai A 4 The winning team was:—Mavis Latimer 'capt). Isabel Langrlsh. Winnij O’Brien, Lynctte MacGregor, Doreen Collins. June Underhill. C GRADE (Under 4ft llin.). First Round. South B 4. Waimataitai B 0. Main C 5. Waimataitai C 4. Temuka C 7. South C 2. Main B 7. West B 6. Second Round. Fairlie A 4. Orari 1. Temuka A 6. Waimataitai A 2. Fairlie B 6. South A 3. Temuka C 15. Main B 1. Temuka 3 defau’tcd to Main A. West A 8. Main C 0. Third Round. Temuka All. Fairlie A 1. West A 11. Fairlie B 1. Temuka C 9 South B 4. Mam A 13 Pleasant Point 0. Fourth Round. Temuka A 13, West A 0. Temuka C 8, Main A 7. Final: Temuka A 5. Temuka C 4. | The wir.n ng team was:—Betty Berr/ , «capt). Mono Ives. Margaret Wright, Rona Wcodhead, Phyllis Sherborne. D GRADE (Under 4lt Bin.). First Round. 1 Waimataitai C 4. Main 83. South C 3. Main C 1. j West 86, South 83. ! West A i 5. Temuka A 0. South A 3. Waimataitai B 1. Pareora East. 5. Waimataitai A 1. i Temuka B 13. Main AO. Second Round. ; Terr uka 85, Fairlie 0. Pareora East 7. Waimataitai C 1. ; West B 11. South CO. ! West AB, South A 4. Third Round. ! Temuka 37. Pareora East 1. West A I*. West B 0. i Final: | Temuka 86. West A 5. The winning team was:—Dorothy j Lloyd (capt), Jessie Hutcheson, Jean ! Wright, Elsie Thompson, Margaret J Patterson. Alice Jackson. E GRADE (Country Grade, under sft 4in.). First Round. Orari defaulted to Glen-iti. Salisbury 5, Pareora West A 4. Seadown 8, St. Andrews 2. Second Round. Salisbury 6, Glen-iti 1. Orari B 4, Seadown 1. Final: Salisbury 6, Orari B 3. The winning team was:—Marjorie Shanks (capt), Winnie Ford, EIU wj»it#»r, Zoe Ivey, Betty Talbot, Myra Walter. WAIPIATA SANATORIUM. | MEETING OF COMMITTEE. , The Waipiata Sanatorium Commit- ! tee met in Dunedin on Tuesday. Prei sent—Messrs J. Ritchie (acting chairman), J. Rodman. J. W. Fenton, T. Golden, T. A. Lowis, and Dr. T. R. Ritchie. The acting chairman welcomed Mr Lowis. the representative of the Maniototo Hospital Board, to the meting, the latter thanking the Committee for same. Mr H. L. Cooper, secretary of the Invercargill Red Cross Society, reported that as the result of an appeal in Southland for books, etc., for the patients in Waipiata Sanatorium, the sum of £l6/17/6 had been received, besides 560 bound books, 750 magazines and journals. 8 playing games, cards, etc., and suggested that the cash collected might go towards augmenting the Committee’s fund for the installation of a wireless set for the patients.

The communication was received, the secretary to inform Mr Cooper that the Committee very much appreciated the fine response to the needs of the patients in the Institution.

i In connection with the same matter. Dr. Kidd reported that the residents of Waimate. at the instance of Mr ! George Dash, had also sent a fine i donation of books to the Institution, ! and the secretary was directed to forward to Mr Dash the Committee’s thanks for same. The Medical Superintendent (Dr. Kidd) reported that 4 patients were admitted to the Institution in June. 3 discharged, 111 remaining on July 1. all of whom, with the exception of 15 whose conditions was stationary, were doing well or improving. As a result of his visits to the different centres during the month he recommended as suitable for admission one patient each from the Vincent, South Canterbury, | and Waitaki districts, and two from ! Southland. j The report was adopted and requisitions granted, as was also the request from the matron for a small electric cooker. The secretary reported that at date of meeting there were 110 patients in the Sanatorium from the following districts:—South Canterbury 29, Southland 34. Ashburton 16, Waitaki 13. South Otago 7. Wallace 4, Vincent 3. 1 Maniototo 3, Waipiata Sanatorium Committee 1. Of that number 7 had been under treatment for more than two years, 23 for more than one year, and 80 for less than one year. Since the previous meeting seven patients had been discharged, five with the disease arrested and two quiescent. One patient had died. He submitted a list of fourteen patients awaiting admission and stated that arangements were ! already made for the immediate ad- | mission of five of that number, i As all the male beds in the Institui tion were full, the bulk of the waiting j patients were males, and the secretary I W as directed to communicate with the 'Medical Superintendent and ascertain whether it would be practicable to shift some of the female patients’ shelters so that they would be available for male patients, and the probable cost. The farm manager forwarded his usual monthly report on milk and meat supplied to the Institution, which was adopted. The Farm Committee (Messrs Lowis and Ritchie) reported on their visit to the Institution the previous day, and certain requirements asked for by the farm manager, such as extra implements, material for gates, manure, | seeds, etc., yere granted. 1 The treasurer reported that the Com- ■ mittee s receipts and payments for the ! month were well within the amount j provided in the Estimates for the year. The Director-General of Health returned the Committee's estimates for the year with a recommendation that certain adjustments be made, and this matter was left in the hands of the secretary for attention. The secretary reported on the steps taken to obtain prices for an X-ray plant for the Institution and the arrangements made for financing same, which were approved, he to report more fully on the position to next meeting. **