SEADOWN

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19666, 7 December 1933, Page 12

SEADOWN

SCHOOL GAMES. Seadown's return match with the Washdyke School took place on the Washdyke Racecourse on Tuesday, fi e games proved most enjoyable and a pleasant afternoon was spent. The rounders match, under the supervision of Mr Lory, Miss Saunders and Mr Williams, resulted in a win for Washdyke by 87 to 40. The cricket matches followed. W r ashdye were sent in to bat, their total of 100 being made up through the good batting of Fahey 32, James 9 and Hay 44 not out. The others were accounted for easily, due to the good bowling of Darling five wickets. Cargo three and Mahoney two Seadown were no match for Glcnday and James, whose bowling accounted for the wickets, the former taking three and the latter six. Seadown s scorers were Cooper 5 and Hide 6. Washdyke thus won by 100 runs to 11. The visitors were entertained afternoon tea in the school. Mr Williams thanked the Washdyke teachers and pupils for such a fine afternoon's entertainment, commended them for their sporting qualities, and the fine comradeship that prevailed between the two school* Mr Lory replied stating that his school looked forward to these games, and he was pleased to see how the two schools were improving on every occasion.

SCHOOL HONOURS. j Results to hand give the following j places in the Navy League Essays:— j j Form 2—Mary O'Connor 1, Zona ; I Knowles 2. Form I—Arthur Hide 1. ; i Betty Gillies 2. Merit List.—Form I—Arthur Hide, j Lindsay Edgar. Richard Hewsoa. Standard 4—Muriel Hughes, Jack McCully, George Cromie. Standard 3 Dorothy Cargo, John Cromie, Jean Williams. Standard 2—Brian O'Conner Natalie Hide, Margaret Williams. Standard 1 -Ivan Hedley. Peggy Gillies, Gibson Miller. Primer 4 —Kevin O'Connor, Jean Hewson, Jean Dunnett.