Cricket Teams And Fixtures For Tomorrow
The result of the Wanganui-United and Marist-Technical College matches appear open and Tech. Old Boys are headed for an outright win, in the third series of matches, in the Wanganui Cricket Assocition’s senior competition which will conclude with tnc second day’s play tomorrow. Position of senior teams at stumps last week were: United (176) v Wanganui (21 for one wicket); Technical College (136) v Marist (55 for 3 wickets), Collegiate (83) v T. 0.8. (136 for 3 wickets). JUNIOR GRADE DRAW. One day junior grade club fixtures have been drawn for tomorrow as follows: — Marist v Wanganui at Victoria Park No 1. T. 0.8. A v T. 0.8. B, at Victoria Park No. 2. Railway v Technical B. at Victoria Park No. 3. St. Augustine’s v Technical A at Collegiate. P. and T. v Collegiate B, at Collegiate. Teams for Saturday:— MARIST CRICKET CLUB. Junior: J. Timbs. M. Allardyce, K. Cotterill, D. Begg, M. Daley, E. Grant, W. Hansen, B. Lambert, T. La Hoque, D. Moriarty, G. Sloss. Team to play Palmerston North Marist on Cooks Gardens on Sunday, November 28. at 10.45 a.m. sharp.: J. O’Sullivan, B. Rutherford, C. Chessman, E. Grant, D. Moriarty, T. LaHoque, W. Haise. N. Wallace, J. Mutimer, G. Sloss, D- Beard, J. Timbs. T. 0.8. Junior A: A. Barnett. A. White. E Valleley. R. Leahy. L. Head, D. Head, R. Smith, F. Whiterpan. B. Walker, M. Paul, J. Rowe. J. Chamley. Junior B: B. Farrell, J. Porteous, B. Willacy, D. Barron, I. Young, R. Baldwin, R. Mead. B. Sarguon, R. Brown, E. Erickson, K. Fyfe.
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Wanganui Chronicle, 26 November 1948, Page 2
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