WAIMATE

Timaru Herald, Volume CXLI, Issue 20344, 17 February 1936, Page 4

WAIMATE

SERIOUS ACCIDENT MAN LOSES ARM Serious injuries necessitating the amputation of his right arm below the elbow were suffered by Thomas George . Cochrane, a married man with five | children, of Opie Street, Waimate, when his arm was caught in a header harvester at Glenavy on Saturday morning. Cochrane is at present in the Waimate Hospital, where his condition yesterday was reported to be satisfactory. Cochrane’s arm was caught in the drum of the machine and was badly mangled and lacerated. Several severe gashes were also inflicted on his face. The injured man was rushed to hospital by car, where Dr. R. G. Shackleton Immediately performed an operation. At the time of the accident Cochrane was operating a header harvester owned by Messrs Trembath and Co., Waimate, on the farm of Mr Andrews, Glenavy. TENNIS In an A -.grade competition tennis match played at Oamaru on Saturday, Waimate defeated Awamoa B by 10 sets to 6. Results (Waimate names first) : Men’s Singles: G. O’Malley beat J. C. Main 6-2, 6-1; J. McKenzie beat W. Duthrie 6-2, 6-0; W. George lost to C. Mollison 5-6, 4-6; W. McNeill beat J. A. Wilson 4-6, 6-3, 6-5. Women’s Singles: Miss M. Hollamby beat Mrs Wylie 6-5, 6-1; Mrs Davys lost to Mrs Holmes 0-6, 5-6; Miss J. Elliott beat Mrs Mollison 9-2; Miss E. Gunn beat Miss Sutton 9-1. Men’s Doubles: O’Malley and McKenzie beat Main and Duthie 6-1, 4-6, 6-1; George and McNeill lost to Mollison and Main. Women’s Doubles: Miss Hollamby and Mrs Davys lost to Mesdames Wylie and Holmes 8-9; Misses Elliott and Gunn beat Mrs Mollison and Miss Sutton 9-6. Mixed Doubles: O’Malley and Miss Hollamby 9, Main and Mrs Wylie 5; McKenzie and Miss Gunn 5. Duthie and Mrs Holmes 9; George and Mrs Davys 2. Mollison and Mrs Mollison 9; McNeill and Miss Elliott 9, Main and Miss Sutton 1. CRICKET The Waimate Cricket Sub-Associa-tion’s competition was resumed on Saturday, when Waimate B defeated Waimate A, and Redcliff secured a win over C.F.C.A. Owing principally to the harvest, most teams took the field in depleted numbers. Scores: — Waimate A v. Waimate B Waimate A

Total 63 Bowling—Dacre took one wicket for 16 runs; Guy, two for 8; Foote, two for 13; Ryebum, none for 12; Keyes, one for 6; Howe, none for 2. Waimate B

Bowling—Wilce took one wicket for 23 runs; Richardson, none for 15; Veitch, one for 16. Redcliff v. C.F.C.A. Redcliff First Innings T. Wilson, c Fleming, b R. Fleming 23 J. Brown, b S. Fleming 0 L. Wilson, c Fleming, bS. Fleming 3 C. Stringer, std. —, b Hicks .... 55 T. Kensington, c Fleming, b Finlayson 0 I. Balfour, plyd on, b Fleming .. 30

M. Clark, not out 6 J. Riddell, not out 42 Extras 22 Total for eight wickets (dec.) 181 Bowling—E. Hicks took one wicket for 16 runs; S. Fleming, two for 36; R. Fleming, two for 37; A. Finlayson, one for 53; B. Duckett, none for 17.

Bowling—Finlayson took one wicket for 25 runs; Riddell, two for .31; L. Wilson, none for 10; M. Clarke, two for 7. CYCLE ROAD RACE A ten-mile cycle road race conducted by the Waimate Amateur Athletic Club on Saturday evening resulted:—L. Williams (4mln) 1, R. Pinnell (4min) 2, J. Loper (2min) 3. Time, 28min 22sec. The scratch rider. D. Pinnell, secured fastest time with 26min 15sec. PERSONAL Mr G. Smith, who was injured in a motor-cycle accident at Makiklhi last Saturday week, is still an inmate of the Waimate Hospital and is reported to be making an excellent recovery. Procters, the Premier Opticians, Christchurch, will be making their next professional visit to Waimate, on Thursday and Friday, 2nd and 3rd April when they may be consulted on all defects of eyesight at the Royal Hotel. Appointments can now be made by ringing the Royal Hotel. 'Phone 15

First Innings F. Wilce, run out 14 C. Richardson, b Guy 2 J. Agar, b Guy 0 K. Veitch, b Dacre 34 A. Carbis, b Dacre 3 G. Hynes, b Dacre 3 N. Bryant, not out 2 C. Morrison, b Dacre 1 2 Total 61 Bowling—C. Dacre took four wickets for 27 runs; A. Guy, two for 25; L. Foote, none for 6. Second Innings F. Wilce, c Kilworth, b Keyes .. 38 R. Veitch, b Dacre 0 C. Richardson, c Walker, b Guy .. 4 C. Morrison, lbw, b Guy 0 A. Carbis, c Keyes, b Foote .. .. 7 J. Agar, c and b Foote 0 G. Hynes, b Keyes 4 N. Bryant, not out 4 6

First Innings D. Keyes, c and b Bryant 18 A. Walker, b Wilce 0 C. Dacre, b Veitch 39 L. Foote, b Wilce 1 Kilworth, b Wilce 5 Ryeburn, b Wilce 2 A. Guy, not out 0 A. Averis, c Keyes, b Bryant .. .. 0 D. Howe, run out 1 12 Total 78 Bowling—Wilce took four wickets for 41 runs: Richardson, none for 21; Veitch, one for 5; Bryant, two for 10. Second Innings L. Foote, not out 14 A. Walker, b Veitch 13 D. Howe, b Wilce 5 C. Dacre, not out 22 Extras 4 Total for two wickets 58

Second Innings J. Finlayson, not out K. Nicholson, b Duckett T. Kensington, not out 0 4 12 Total for one wicket .. .. 16 C.F.C.A. First Innings S. Fleming, c L. Wilson, b E. Wilson 17 R. Fleming, b E. Wilson 9 W. Duckett, c L. Wilson, b E. Wilson 2 I. Schraeder. b Stringer 27 A. Finlayson, not out 12 E. Hicks, b Stringer 0 I. Calder, c Brown, b E. Wilson .. 10 J. Calder, c Stringer, b Finlayson 6 R. Deacon, b E. Wilson 1 Extras 13 Total 97 Bowling—J. Finlayson took one wicket for 17 runs; L. Wilson, none for 8; E. Wilson, five for 29; M. Clarke, none for 5; Stringer, one for 17. Second Innings S. Fleming, b Riddell 0 A. Finlayson, not out 22 W. Duckett, c L. Wilson, b Finlavson 27 I. Schraeder, c Clarke, b Riddell 4 R. Deacon, c Brown, b Clark .. .. 8 T. Calder, b Clarke 10 E. Hicks, not out 1 Extras 8 Total 80