CAMBRIDGE DISTRICT

Waikato Times, Volume 113, Issue 18926, 21 April 1933, Page 6

CAMBRIDGE DISTRICT

ITEMS OF INTEREST. CROQUET. CONCLUSION OF TOURNAMENT (Special to Times.) The A and B Grade croquet tournaments reached the concluding stages yesterday in fine weather. Results were as follows: ' — A GRADE. Championship Doubles. Final.—Mesdames Bartlett and DI!« Hear beat Mesdames Hall' and Hopkirk, two games. Championship Singles. ' Section A.—Mrs Hawken beat Sirs White; Mrs Hawken beat Mrs Hamilton; Mrs Hamilton beat Mrs White; Mrs Hopkirk beat Mrs Hamilton; Mrs Rowbottom beat Mrs White; Mrs Hawken beat Mrs Pearse ; Mrs Hopkirk beat Mrs Rowbottom. Section winner, Mrs Hawken. Section B.—Mrs Finch beat Mrs Tucker; Mrs’Tucker beat Mbs Piper; Mrs Bartlett beat Mrs Jones; Mrs Tucker beat Mrs Hilton; Mrs Hiltdn beat Mrs Piper; Mrs Bartlett beat Mrs Finch; Mrs Tucker beat Mrs Jones. Section C.—Mrs Dilliear beat Mrs Hardley; Mrs Hardley beat Mrs Burrett; Mrs Burrett beat Mrs Totman; Mrs Hardley beat Mrs Chapman; Mrs Burrett beat Mr 3 Hall; Mrs Dillioav beat Mrs Chapman. Section winner Mrs Burrett. B GRADE. Championship Singles. Section A.—Seotion tie,, Mrs Munn, Mrs Sayers, Mrs Bremner. Mrs Munn drew a bye. Mrs Sayers defeated Mrs Bremner, 26—17; Mrs Munn defeated Mrs Sayers, 26—9. Final between seotion winners A, Mrs Munn and 13, Mrs Sylvia to be played Friday morn-* ing. Handicap Singlet. Seotion A. —Seotion ties: Mrs Ske'llera and Mrs Hunter. UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB. FAREWELL TO MEMBER. ", Members of "the United, Football* Club gathered. last evening to , bid farewell to Mr J. R. Gardiner, wha has loyally - supported the club for many years, and who is leaving Gambridge. Mr A. E. Harris, president, spoke of the loss the United Club and football generally in Cambridge, would sustain In the departure of Mr and Mrs Gardiner. On behalf of the members, M? Harris presented Mr Gardiner with a miniature gold football bearing the inscription, “ Life Member, United Football Club.”

The remarks of the president were endorsed by Messrs H. Cubis, W. Wilkinson, P. J. Sefton, A. R. Batchelor, F. Cooper, W. Meanie, S. Nioholson, D. Wilson, T. S. Gray and R. Hughes. Opportunity was taken to welcome Mr Gardiner’s successor, Mr Pilllnger, who is also an ex-Auckland representative footballer. GOLF CLUB. DRAW FOR SATURDAY.' On Saturday the Cambridge Golf Club will play an 18-hole medal match, the draw being as fellows:— S. Baker v. J. Giles, A. G. Boyce v. A. J. Law, J. Butler v. W. R. Garrard, W. Cubis v. F. Entwisle, S. Vale v. K. Wilkinson, A. Wilkinson v. R. Morrison, C. Haworth v. I. Fairbrother, W. Hewett v. D. Clemow, R. Freeman v. G. Watson, S. Dunbar v. J. Sawers, W. J. Ward v. H. Bavage, E. Nickle v. R. Atkinson, D. E. Creed v. Kingsford; Dr. Tod v. R. Ireland; E. Morrice v. A. Willis, A. H. Nicoll v. a Thompson, L. Haworth v. Dr. Waddle, W. Robinson v. N. Wrightson, K. Butler v. another, R. Lasella v. A. Moore.

The official opening of the club has been postponed until Saturday week, owing to the non-completion of the new temporary club-house.