CRIBBAGE
C.E.M.S. v. PUAHUE. The nrtli meeting- or cribbagc teams representing- Pualiue and Tc Awamutu C.E.M.S., captained respectively by Messrs. )■’. Morris and W. Mensrorth, look place on Wednesday evening, at the Te Awamutu Parish Hall, to decide the “championship," each side having registered two wins. Mrs S. W. Wareing provided the prize, a very appropriately decorated cake, iced to represent a crlbbage board. Competition was very keen, and i
when the final scores were announced Puahue emerged the winners. Following are the scores, with To Awamulu players named llrst: —11. A. Reed and C. Reed l v. W. 11. Piereey and A. 5 T. Cooper 0, A. A. Reese and 0. 0. Jouri (lain S v. J. Ferguson and F. Ilastio 5, r A. McAlister and A. J. Shepherd 4 v. T. ; Molsley and W. Cavanagh 5, c. Bourne and s 11. Co.xon ;! v. J. Going and G - . Kerr 7, i A. Wood and 11. L. Marsh 5 v. W. Ifastie and A. Dobbs 4, P. Bourne and J. Rudd 5 v. Baillie and R. Creighton 0, C. F. Storey and J. T. Aorth a v. F. Morris and J. Regan 6. Totals: To Awamutu 32, I Puahue 30.
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Waikato Times, Volume 118, Issue 19663, 24 August 1935, Page 10
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