CRICKET

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume IX, Issue 694, 25 June 1903, Page 8

CRICKET

AUCKLAND CRICKET ASSOCIATION.

A meeting of delegates to the Auckland Cricket Association was held in the rooms of the Amateur Sports Club last week. Mr C. Hemery (vice-president) was in the chair. In addition to the delegates there were quite a number of interested cricketers present. ' The business was the consideration of the report of the sub-commit-tee re the introduction of district scheme for cricket next season. Considerable discussion ensued, ap,d when the resolution in favour of the scheme was put to the meeting it was carried unanimously. The proposed boundaries were adopted, with the exception of the Eden and Ponsonby boundaries, which were referred back to the committee for readjustment on minor points. The University Club representatives asked to be accepted as a district, but the application met with refusal. A committee, consisting of the sub-commit-tee on districts and the Management Committee of the Association, was appointed to go into the question of the. of rules, and report to a meeting of the Association to be held at an early date.