MARTON NOTES.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18431, 15 March 1922, Page 3

MARTON NOTES.

CRICKET. NORTH V. SOUTH RANGITIKEI. The team selected to play for South Rangitikei at Taihape on Saturday, 25th March, and at Martan ou Saturday, Bth April, is as follows: IJ: Broad (capt.) H. F. Arkwright, D. Cameron, E. Smith, R. McKay, C. Sutcliffe, C. Burgess, J. D. Smith, W. Burgess, G. L. Marshall and L. Smith. The team will probably motor to Taihape. All players selected re requested to notify W. C. Fowler (secretary Rangitikei Cricket Association) before Thursday, 16th March, if they are not available. MARTON V. WANGANUI BOYS’ COLLEGE. The following will represent Marton against the Wanganui Boys’ College in an all day match on the Marton Park to-day (Wednesday) play commencing at 10.30 sharp;—C. Sutcliffe, A. E. Ramsay, J. Hume, M. Meyer, E. Smith, J. D. Smith, A. E. Smith, G. L. Marshall, D. Cameron, T. Blackman, M. Kehoe. MARTON PRESBYTERIAN BIBLE CLASS. Following are the scores in the match between Junior and Senior members of Marton Presbyterian Bible Class, played on the Park on Saturday, which the former won by 31 runs:— JUNIOR. First tunings: Gould, c McNab, b Innes ... ... 15 Matheson, b lunes . 19 Hume, b lunes 0 Hall, c McNab, b Innes .. .. 9 Wood, b lunes 4 Low b Tissiman . 16 Doyle c Tissiman, b Innes .... 0 Beuseman, c McNab, b Tissiman 3 Tonks, b Tissiman 3 Mcßeth, not out 1 Prince,c McNab, b lunes 1 Extras .. .... .., ... ..... 5 Total .. .. : . .. ... 74 Second Innings: Gould, c McNab, b Edwards .. 13 Matheson c Mathewson b McNab 21 Hume, b Edwards .. 0 Hall, not out . . .. ~ 26 Wood, not out .. 9 Total for 3 wickets .... 69 SENIOR. First Innings: Mclndoe, b Gould .. ; ... ... 2 Edwards, run out . . .... ... ... 10 Innes, b Hume 2 James, b Hume 0 Tissiman, b Hume .12 Mathewson, b Gould .. 0 Mclvor, b Gould 0 McNab, c Matheson, b Gould .. 0 Gorrie, b Hume 1 Nicol, not out 6 Thompson, b Doyle 9 Extras .. 12 Total . . . . 54 Second Innings: Mclndoe, b Doyle „ .9 Edwards, 1.b.w., b Doyle 0 Inues, run out o James, not out 4 Tissiman, b Gould 35 Mathewson, c and b Gould .... 0 Mclvor, b Benseman 2 McNab, run out . . .. .■ 2 Gorrie, b Gould .......... 0 Nicol, b Hume .. ... .... .. 0 Butler, run out 1 Extras 5 Total .. .■ .. ... 58

THE SANDON SCHOOL. At a recent “indignation” meeting at Sandon it was resolved that the Ho.i. Mr. Parr, Minister of Education. sr.ould be requested to inspect the school building as early as could be arranged, and in accordance with this resolution Mr. Edward Newman, M.P., communicated with the Minister an I requested him to visit Sancon on Wednesday, 15th inst., when he will be in Palmerston North on departmental Justness. Hon. Parr, however, was unable, owing to pressure oi engagement already made, to aee'.ue to this request, but stated that he would be very pleased to arrange for an inspection of the schqol in the near future. Mr. Newman'has now asked Mr Parr to fix the date of his visit in order that the School Committee may arrange accordingly.