SANDON

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 76, Issue 299, 19 December 1933, Page 3

SANDON

CRICKET. n Bandon met Wesley at Feilding on Saturday, the latter side winning a very enjoj’able game by 23 runs in a one innings game. iDetailcd scores were as follows: Wesley.—Williams, c Grindrod, b Reeve, 46; Wilson, c McCallum, b Reeve, 7; Brittain, b McCallum, 17; Finlay, 1.b.w., b Chapman, 13; Jeffs, b Reeve. 0; Pownall, not out, 5; Fisher, 1.b.w., 1) Connell. 11; Beager, e Ginrod, b Connell, 2; Carthew, b O’Con nell. 23; Penny, b Connell, 0; Shelton, b Connell, 0; extras, 15; total, 139. Bowling: Reeve, three for 27; Conwell, four for 40; McCallum, one for 32; O’Connell, one for nine; Chapman, one for four. Sandon.—Fleming, b Finlay, 10; O’Connell, 1.b.w., b Finlay, 7; Reeve, b Wilson, 1; Chapman, b Wilson, 4; Aiken, b Fisher. 22; Grindrod, b Finlay, 33; Meads, b Williams, 4; Murphy, b Williams, 4; Lumsden, b Fisher, 0; Conwell, b Finlay, 4; McCallum, not out, 1; extras, 26; total. 116. Bowling: Ficher, two for 30; Williams, two for i*24; Wilson, two for 19; Finlay, four for 18. The team to play Manawatu juniors at Feilding on New Year’s Day lias been selected as follows:—Huston (2), Finlay, Burgess. Evans (High School), Fisher (Wesley), Fleming. Hight (Feilding), Reeve. O’Connell, Jefferies ("Sandon). Reserves: Mantel! an’ Dewe (Feilding), Meads (Sandon). BAND CONCERT. The attendance at the band concert given by the Palmerston North Garrison Band on Friday night was very disappointing. The programme presented was much appreciated. Mr. E. J. Bowater returned thanks and said that a local effort would be made in January and the proceeds handed to the band for their contest fund. RATHER XMAS. The party arranged by the Women’s Institute for the children on Saturday evening was a great success. 'Fea was provided, the supper-room at the hall being well filled. Games in the main hall passed away a happy time until the arrival of Father Xmas. A toy pas handed to each of the children present. PROFICIENCY. The four children from the local school who sat for their proficiency were all successful, their names being Margaret Coulter, Joyce Davey, Terence Anderson, Erie Livingston.