CRICKET.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 20053, 16 September 1920, Page 7

CRICKET.

I TECHNICAL COLLEGE CLUB. The sixth annual meeting of the Cricket Club of the Christchurch Technical College Past and Present Students' Association was held at the College last night, Mr C. ,T. Goklstone presiding over an attendance of about twenty-five members. ' Tho annual report, which was adcpled. stated that the season 1939-20 was successful one, the fourth grade team being runnersup, the third grade securing fifth niece, and the juniors cijfftli place in the 'respective competitions of tho Canterbury Crickot Association. The balance-sheet showed an excess of assets over liabilities amountinp' to •£2 16a 4d. was reported that an offer had been received from Lancaster Park, Ltd., for tho rent of a practice wicket at Lancaster Park each evening except Saturdays. and it was decided with the view of offering tho players bettor practice facilities, to accept this offer. The following officers were elected for the ensuing season;— Patron, Mr C. H. Qm„. chairman of Board of Governors of the Tccb' meal College; president, Dr t). Ifi Hansen*' vice-presidents, Messrs C. J. Goldslone'and A. L. Brocaot; club captain, Mr J. E Hilldolegateto Canterbury Cricket Association Mr M. J. Looby: delegate to Past and Senior Students Association. Mr J. N. Hutchenssecretary and treasurer, Mr D. Smith; committee, Messrs C. T. North, S. Yates H Armitage, J. N. Hitohins, G. N. HoskinsSelection Committee, Messrs S. Morris and elec?cd S ' I,oUrlMn neW taem^er s wore It was decided to open tho season at En sors Hoad on Saturday, September 05. L THE ENGLISH TEAM. By Telegraph—Press Aasociation-Copnisht Australian „ d N.SB. Cable AbsoouJL (iveceived September IC, 9,25 a.m.) ' ti v t 1 LONDON. September 15 of T <wf ary J° b ° D - a C ,' ub has invited Jupn of Sus.ox, to jom the team for Australia.