CRICKET

Waikato Independent, Volume XL, Issue 3762, 25 September 1940, Page 4

CRICKET

CAMBRIDGE SUB-ASSOCIATION TEAMS FROM KARAPIRO The annual meeting of the" Cambridge Cricket Sub-Association was held on Monday evening, the vicepresident, Mr Walter Moore, presiding- - : '|' '. ,-V. r The report for the year showed that good progress had been made during last season, but the club had lost* several members, who were now on active service. The financial statement was very satisfactory, the sum of £l6 3/11 being in hand after the finalising of accounts. The election of officers resulted: Patron, the Mayor, Mr Edgar James; president, Mr Walter Moore; vicepresidents, Messrs T- Kane, D. Dallimore, E. Elliott, A. Ellis, Fox, Braddley, W- Munroe, N. R. Souter and J. Brackenridge; secretary, Mr J. D. Bright; treasurer, Mr W. Yardley; hon. auditor, Mr W. H. Wool-' ley; delegates to Waikato Cricket Association, Messrs W. SMunroe and J. D. Bright; grounds committee, Messrs R. Hughes, W- Munroe, J. D. Bright, M. Woolley and L. Crawshaw; sole selector, Mr W. Mun-: roe; management committee, .-. Elliott, Hughes, Senk, Munroe, Fox, Crawshaw and M. Woolley; trans.-*. port committee, Messrs Munroe; 1*..: Litchwark, Hughes, Walsh and: M; ; Woolley; .social committee, Messrs: Yardley, Hook, Hughes, Litchwark, Woolley and Munroe, with power to add. Subscriptions for the season were fixed as follows: Seniors, £ls/-; juniors, 17 and under, 12i/6., • It was decided to affiliaie/with; thje; Waikato Association jand. to enter | two senior , teams. ; '.. A working bee has been arranged to prepare the pitch,, All ) members I are kee;n ; to 'commence' practice as soon as possible, especially as. there is every chance 6T two teams being pnt'ered froni the' Karapiro works. Such an arrangement should do much to promote, interest in the game and a successful season seems .'likely. *;:'"• .'.'''V"' : ;';'" . '.;:'.