TEMUKA

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19834, 25 June 1934, Page 3

TEMUKA

FRIENDLY FRIDAYS TENTH SERIES OF GAMES As a result of play in the tenth series of games in the Friendly Fridays card tournament, Hiberians 58 beat Oddfellows 53 and Citizens beat Druids by 62 points to 49. Oddfellows are stall leading in the aggregate with Druids and Hibernians second and third respectively and Citizens fourth. Scores. Druids v. Citizens.—Euchre: J. Denison and E. Larsen 4 v. E. Blackmore and T. Shiels 8; R. Jamieson and W. Phillips 10 v. J. Hislop and F. Smith 2; G. Washington and R. Davison 5 v. W. F. Evans and L. G. Scrimshaw 7; C. Talbot and D. South 3 V. W. McMillan and N. Browne 9; G. Moulton and J. Bradshaw 5 v. F, Joynt and W. Cargo 7. Cribbage: W. Ross and W. Frisby 6 v. T. E. Shiels and A. C. Palmer 11; J. Moulton and G. E. Pierce 10 v. J. Gourley and Pierce 7; C, Cooper and J, Waters 6 v. H. Robertson and T. Snow 11. Hibernians V. Oddfellows. —Euchre: J. Spillane and T. Leonard 5 v. B. Davis and R. Thomas 7; H. Brosnahan and M. Healy 7 v J. Young and A. Preddy 5; W. McGarva and M. Fitzgerald 8 v. G. Radburnd and G. Phillips 4; T. Scannell and T. Downes 7 v. G. Bradford and V. O'Connor 5; C. Daly and T, Burke 6 v. W. Galbraith and' M. Swap 6. Cribbage: O. Connolly and D. Fitzgerald 10 v. B. Maclachlan and J. Davis 7; J. Farrell and W. D. Fitzgerald 7 v. N. Cooper and H. Harrison 10; J. Sullivan and W. Tozer 8 v. C. Taylor and W. Berry 9. The aggregates now read: Oddfellows 567, Druids 560, Hibernians 551, Citizens 542. The highest aggregate individual scores are:: Cribbage: H. Harrison 97, W. Fitzgerald 89, W. Berry and J. Davis 88. Euchre: R. Jamieson 70, E. Larsen 67, W. Phillips and M. Fitzgerald 65.

BASKETBALL. The senior representative team of the Temuka and District Basketball SubAssociation to play Timaru Sub-As-sociation at Temuka on Saturday next is:— Forwards: S. Christie, E. Dick (Pleasant Point), and E, Jones (St. Joseph’s). Reserve: A. White (H.5.0.G.). Centres: P. Spillane (St. Joseph’s), S. Sutherland (Pleasant Point) and B. Heap (H.5.0.G.). Reserve: C. Pierce (H.5.0.G.). Defenders: W. Ives, J. Douglas (Temuak Young Women) and J. Cameron (High School). Reserve: Z. Foultney (Temuka Young Women). The draw for this week’s games is: Senior.—H.S.O.G. v. Pleasant Point, at Temuka No, 1 ground at 2.45; referee, Miss Hanifin. Temuka No. 2 v. Clandeboye, at St. Joseph's Convent, at 2 p.m.; Miss Shiels. St, Joseph’s V. Temuka No. 1, at St. Joseph’s Convent, at 3.30; Miss Mcßean. Senior B. —Milford v. Clandeboye, at Milford at 2.30; Mr Paiki. Geraldine v. Winchester, at Geraldine, at 3 p.m.; Miss Rae. Pleasant Point v. Temuka Young Women, at Point, at 3.30; Miss Oed. Junior. —St, Joseph’s No. 2 v. Arosvhenua, at Temuka No. 1, at 2 p.m.; Mrs Templeton; H.S.O.G. v. Temuka Young Women, at Temuka No. 2, at 3.30; Miss Clelland. Geraldine No. 2 v. Kerrytown, at Geraldine, at 2.15; Miss Washington. St. Joseph’s No. 1 v. Pleasant Point, at Temuka No. 2, at 2.45; Mrs Templeton. Geraldine No. 1 a bye. Senior and junior representative trial games were played in the Temuka Domain on Saturday afternoon because it was thought that the annual matches against Waimate would be

Morven A—L. Morrison, G. Wilson, K. Maltha: F. Keen, S. Blair 78, T. McLay, H jpencer, J. McAlee, L. Milten 77, J. C. Hay 76, total 774. Willowbridge B— J. Richmond, A. Richmond H. Hayman 78. J. Faulkner, 1.. Meltoi: senr. 77, A. Kelly, A. Hawke 76, S. J. Richmond, J. Bartlett, F. Fletcher '5, total 765. Morven B—G. Hay, J. Taylor, J. Gray, R. Seen, S. Bruce 77, K, Bruce 76, R. Criwe, W, Nicoll, W. Hay. J. Spencer 71, total 761. Willowb'idge won by 4 points.

held at Waimate on Saturday next. However, the date was inconvenient for Waimate and the senior team will play Timaru at Temuka instead. No date has yet been arranged for the Waimate matches, but it is thought that the trip will be made towards the end of July. In the meantime it will be necessary to hold another junior representative trial. A representative match is being arranged for the senior B grade, Otaio Sub-Association having been invited to visit Temuka on July 14. In preparation for this game a trial match will be held later. Chief interest centred around the meeting of St. Joseph’s and Pleasant Point on Thursday last. Although it was known that St. Joseph’s had a combination with experience, it was felt by some that Pleasant Point’s improved form and the play on hard courts might weigh in the country team’s favour. As it was St. Joseph’s maintained their unbeaten record for the season, winning a keen and fast game by a decisive margin. At the Temuka Domain High School Old Girls’ senior B team gave High School quite a keen game, although the keenness and versatility of the school girls, combined with the accuracy of their forwards, carried the day. Geraldine senior B side, which was in the running for the championship of its grade, was beaten by Point, at Point. However, the side is not out of the running yet. Winchester have moved up well. The championship points now are:

leniUKci x.vv. . .. yj o u u BAND OF HOPE. Miss A. Mills presided at the fortnightly meeting of the Temuka Band of Hope on Friday evening. An address was given by Mr D. B. Muir, and Miss I. Martin gave a Scripture reading. The musical programme for the evening was:—Pianoforte solos, Nana De Joux and C. Benbow; recitations, Dorothy Bradshaw, Acy Cook, Iris Martin and John. Edgeler; dialogue, “Choice of Trades,” boys and girls; duet, Grace Edgeler and Betty Cameron; company song, girls; dialogue, “The Evening Party.” PERSONAL. Mr W. F. Evans left Temuka on Saturday to attend the annual conference of the New Zealand R.S.A. at Wellington. GENERAL NEWS. The jubilee celebrations of the Temuka Salvation Army Corps commenced with an open-air meeting last evening, and were continued throughout yesterday. During the afternoon Commissioner J. Cunningham and Mrs Cunningham, leaders of the Army in New Zealand, arrived in Temuka to join in the celebrations. They were accompanied by Lieutenant-Colonel Scotney.

P. W. L. D. Ch. pts. St. Joseph’s .. Senior. 6 5 0 1 11 Temuka No. 1 6 4 1 1 9 Pleasant Point 6 4 2 0 8 H.S.O.G 6 2 4 0 4 Clandeboye .. 6 2 4 0 4 Temuka No. 2 6 0 6 0 0 High School .. Senior B. 6 5 1 0 10 Winchester .. 6 4 1 1 9 Geraldine .. 5 3 1 1 7 Pleasant Point 6 3 3 0 6 Clandeboye .. .. 6 2 2 2 6 Milford .. .. 6 2 4 0 4 H.S.O.G 6 1 5 0 2 Temuka Y.W. . 5 1 5 0 2 Arowhenua .. Junior. 5 0 0 10 Kerrytown .. 6 5 1 0 10 Geraldine A .. 6 3 1 2 8 Geraldine B 5 3 1 1 / St. Joseph’s A .. 5 2 1 2 6 Pleasant Point .. 5 2 3 0 4 Ct. Joseph’s B .. 5 1 3 1 3 H.S.O.G 6 0 6 0 0 Temuka Y.W. . 0 5 0 0