THAMES CRICKET.

Thames Star, Volume LIX, Issue 16626, 23 October 1925, Page 4

THAMES CRICKET.

WORKERS WANTED. . OPENING OF SEASON. The Thames Cricket Association met last evening, Mr. Gleeson presiding over an attendance of Messrs. Brokenshire, Wayne, Dare and Gibson. New Ground. The first business concerned playing area for the forthcoming season, and on the motion of Mr. Brokenshire, it ivas decided to empower Mr. Dare to arrange for the purchase of a shed, for the neAV playing ground (near the wharf), on AAdiich a concrete pitch is already being prepared. Entries and Fixtures. Entries AA r ere receded from the •. United, Tararu. Karaka and High School Clubs, for the Association’s Crease Cup Senior Competition. The opening of the season was fixed for November 7th, and the folloAving fixtures were drawn: — High School v. Karaka. Tararu v. United. United v. High School. Karaka v. Tararu. Tararu v. High School. .«*• • Karaka v. United. Clearing the Ground. It was reported that a “working. bee” had been arranged for Saturday, and the Avish was expressed that all players and supporters Avould respond to a request for practical assistance in ridding the ground of scrub, etc-Co-operation with Rugby. In connection with the Rugby Union’s neAV playing area, it was decided to give every possible assistance in the sale of tickets for the vaudeville concert in aid of this object at the King’s Theatre on Wednesday, November 18th