Cricket Association Meeting Notes War Service Fund Strength
A Sunday meeting of the Cricket Association chaired by Mr Harold Blakey praised Mr E King’s recovery from an accident and reported strong finances. The Canteen Orders fund, supported by weekly contributions and Euchre Night profits, has sent orders to over 40 members serving in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Blakey
E. King
Bob. Buttimer
Cricket Association
Messrs
R. Duxson
N. Green
T. Young
W. Hallahan
P. Dalling
W. Singleton
T. Laffan
Xmas Night Delegates And Officials Planned By Association
On Saturday evening December 20 the association will hold its delegates and officials Xmas night Preparations are under way and club secretaries should advise their representatives who will attend Canteen Euchre nights on Wednesdays draw active support and enable members to send cheer to troops overseas Winners last Wednesday Highest Lady Mesdames Wiffen and Roberts Lowest Lady Mrs Bunting Highest Gent Messrs Eastwood and Chamberlain Lowest Gent Mrs Hibbs Special Effort Mrs Roy Lowe Next Wednesday 8 pm Cash Prizes Umpires Draw for next round November 29 and December 6 Potteries v St Albans A Druids v Wattle Albion v W. Sunshine Sunshine v Grand United St Albans B v Manchester Unity Waratah v C B L Istemerg Shade 2nd Hallahan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Wiffen and Roberts
Bunting
Messrs Eastwood and Chamberlain
Hibbs
Roy Lowe
Potteries
ST. Albans A
Walters
Ball
Druids
Wattle
Neilson
Coakes
Albion
W. Sunshine
O'Toole
Appleby
Sunshine
Grand United
Edwards
Howard
ST. Albans B
Manchester Unity
Purdy
Botsford
Waratah
Cb.l
Allison
Charles
Istemerg
Shade
Hallahan
St Albans A against Druids in tight batting clash
St Albans A posted 107 for six with John Stevens 28 not out and Bob White 6, Druids replying to 95 with Williams taking three wickets and Taylor four as the match swung on a fine catching display. Waratah beat M U by innings with Curtain 42 and J Singleton 7 in the chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druids
Ering Ac
St. Albans
Saints
Rae
McIntyre
R. Hugo
S. Taylor
R. Patten
B. Moffat
John Stevens
Bob White
John
Willey
Leckie
5Sayler
Hugo
Haxby
Williams
Laffen
Mulkearns
Holden
Llow
Taylor
Hobbs
Buttimer
Tom Dalling
R. Parsons
R. Rae
B. Willey
Ff T. Eeeyeee
B. " Dallin
Bowlin
Waratah
M.U
H. Curtain
Waratahs
J. Singleton
Jim Scott
G. Tanian
L. Voue
P. Dalling
J. Howard
J. Chegwidden
I.b.w
B. R. Gunner
J. Scott
C. Singleton
B. Gunner
C. Fraser
B. F .Anstee
E. O'Brien
B. F. Anstee
J. Crook
J. McGovern
R. Guy
b.Anstee
R. Murphy
B. G. Tanian
L. Young
B. T. Fraser
C. Anstee
J. McPherson
Sunshine Triumphs Over West Sunshine by 72 Run Margin
Sunshine won the toss and batted, led by K Haxby 56 not out and C Greenwood 18. West Sunshine bowlers A Kyle 3/27 and R Allen 4/11 kept the match tight, but Sunshine declared at 109. In West Sunshine's reply J Steadman 16 and W Willey 66% failed to bridge the gap as K Haxby took 3/9 and Sunshine won by 72 runs on early innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
West
A. Kyle
W. Bell
L. Clayton
R. Allen
A. Smith
K. Haxby
C. Greenwood
Kxby
All West Sunshine
West Sunshine
C. Harwood
B. R. Duxaon
Clayton
J. Steadman
B. R. Allen
E. Willey
C. K
B. A. Smith
P. Baker
B. AW. Kyle
Stpd
J. Hitler
B. “Haxby
A. Foxcroft
Eebenkes
L.b.w
B.w
B. B. Allee Steep R. Vivian
Hies
Sip
Esthigey
LE. Willey
E. Weeding
B. B. Duxson
B. K. Haxby
Ki. Willey
B. Kk. Harwood
W. Iyle
J. Fraser
Harwood
Bb. Duxson
K. Harwood
Wattles bowled out after early collapse in Albion match
In a season opener Wattles 61 all out with Caithness taking 4 for 15 and Watkins 11 Perry 10. Albion chased successfully as Watson 15 Wharton 18 not out and J Thompson 29 clinched victory with Wright taking 2 for 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
Perry
Dave Caithness
Albion
Watson
Wharton
J. Thompson
N. Wright
Albion innings summary missing full data
Incomplete cricket scorecard shows Albion players Johnson Scott Watson Close Wharton Vincent Caithness Low Reidy Thompson Watkins Barclay and bowlers McKenzie Reidy Wright Silvey Fraser Eilvey with various scores and outs. The total score and full team details are obscured by garbled OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Johnson
C. Perry
B. Reidy
Scott
C. Watkins
B. Aheghizy
Watson
B. Wright
Close
Wharton
Vincent
Sandated Caithness
Low
Reidy
Thompson
Watkins
B. Silvey
Barclay
Braybrook edge LCL in low-scoring cricket thriller
Braybrook defeat LCL by SH runs after a tense first innings that saw LCL declare at 20 pena with 36 for four. Jim Middleton top-scored for Braybrook with 86 and support from Cranwell and Honey as Braybrook defended a modest total. Bowling by Hutson Ewer Honey and Cordy sealed the win for Braybrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LCL
H. Smith
Cordy
Pena
Braybrook
Middleton
Kneck
Trina
Cardy
Honey
Llaw
Cranwell
Sivek
Trudpen
G. Watt
W. Costello
Bray Brook
Jim Middleton
Rum
G. Cranwell
Ewer O
Bo Honey
I. Kidd
B. Honey
Carrol
Stp
Watt
Joe Middleton
B. Middleton
B. A. Stevenson
Bo Ewer O
M. Gillespie
Lbow
J. Cranwell
Bow
Bo Ewer
Rk. Hollingsworth
FE. Hutson
R. Ewer
No Honey
R. Cordy
Ord
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