ATHLETICS.

Waikato Times, Issue 12183, 19 September 1911, Page 5

ATHLETICS.

RUGBY.

MARRIED v. SINGLE

The annual fixture between the Married and Single men will be played on Steele Park on Saturday next, when a well contested game should be witnessed. The following will represent the married team Newdick, Price, BradLey, West, Keating, Smith Sowman, Weish, Glasgow, Gill, Mathieson, McKinnon, M. Scott', Moore, Liiither and Innes. Emergencies, Speight, Hill and Peacock.

HOCKEY.

the waikato championship

The following will represent Morrinsville against Kiwis (Hamilton Wednesday) the final for the cup to be played en Wednesday next at Claudelands Forwards, J. Love, C. Irwin, A. Humphreys, W. Williams, J. Harkins ; halves, Claridge, L. Comer, R. Humphreys ; backs, H. lumphreys, G. Petersen; goal, C. Cotton.

Th© following team has been chosen to represent Kiwis against Morrinsville in the final matoh at Claudelands tor-mocrrow Goal, Harvey ; backs, McGell and Hindman, halves, Mclntyre, Casey and Cavanagh ; forwards, Stone, Taylor and Davis \ wings, Bruce, and. Wheeler.

CRICKET.

FRANKTON CRICKET CLUB

ANNUAL MEETING

The annual general meeting of the Frankton Cricket Club was held, at Mr Gosling's office last night, ]vTr T. Johnson presiding. The balance-sheet, showing a credit balance of 17s fid, was read and adopted. ■

A vote of condolence was passed to Mrs Moriarty and family in their recent sad breavement. The chairman, in moving the vote, expressed the sympathy of the club in the loss of the president. The vote was carried 1 n silence, all the members standing.

The election of officers resulted as follows President,Mr W. Duncan ; vice-presidents, Messrs E. C. Shepherd, T. Johnson, W. Pheasant, F. B. Jolly, T. F. Jolly, W. Tapp, C. Allen, H. Rowlands, A. G. Sanford, G. Barclay, A. R. Davis, G. Cornfoot, A. E. Cooke, A. H. Tompkins, C. Iremonger, A. Orchard, P. J. Hackett, P. F. Palmer, J. Harris, A. Newby, G. Watt, iunr., J. Watt, L. J. Bull, M. J. Beigrave and F. Fawcett ; hon. treasurer, Mr W. A. Gosling ; hon. secretary, Mr A. Connolly ; ihon. auditors, Messrs T. Johnson and E. Morley ; committee, Messrs E. Lentfer, W. J. O'Kane, E. Morley, T. Johnson, W. Goodman, W. R. Peace, A. R. Andrews and W. Livingston. The matter of affiliation with the. Waikato Cricket Association for the coming season was left over until September 26th, and the secretary was instructed to write to all numbers, who. if unable to attend, are to be asked to send their votes in writing. A hearty vote of thanks was occorded the outgoing officers. Accounts to the amount of £5 8s 9d were passed for payment, and a successful meeting closed with a vote of thanks to the chairman.

SCULLING.

AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP

(Per Press Association.—Copyright.) AMSTERDAM, Sept. 18.

Vongaza, of Berlin, beat Faarbairn, of Cambridge, in the amateur sculling championship at the Netherlands, after a great struggle by a length. The time was 6 minutes 52 1-5 seconds.