Sports and Entertainments

New Zealand Tablet, Volume LII, Issue 42, 4 November 1925, Page 43

Sports and Entertainments

,41 : M. 8.0.8. Association, Christchurch ; On Sunday morning week a special general meeting of members of the above association was held in the schoolroom to discuss various matters relating to the association. Rev, Brother Phelan presided whilst cricket matters were under discussion, Mr. C. Baker presided for the queen carnival business, and Mr. F. Smythe for that of League football. After much discussion it was decided to enter several teams in the various grades of the City and Suburban Cricket Association. The cricket club lias made a good start, and with men so enthusiastic ami capable as Mr. P. Greenlees at the helm, should soon be on a firm basis and worthily uphold the old boys’ good name both on and off the field. Various matters were arranged re club representation at the Canterbury League’s carnival at Monica Park on Labor Day, and the programme was found to offer wide scornfor the athletes of the -different clubs. The members are confident that the club will be worthily represented on that day, and that this filial effort on behalf of the various club queens will result in the return of the Marist candidate (Miss Joan Coffey) by a large majority.