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Clutha Leader, Volume XLVII, Issue 51, 24 December 1920, Page 6

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•LXTTHA B. v. MILTON A. Milton A defeated Olutha B at Milton on Saturday by an innings and 40 runs, in the first innings Clutha made 4], none of the players reaching double figures. In the second innings the score was 23, only six players being able to score, Walter 7 and Grant 7 being the Milton, for five wickets, scored 103, Gregory .making 61 and Olver IS. In the bowling, Watson got two for 39 and Jacquery one for 34. Cuff (Milton) got five for 16, Jeffery two for 7, and Walker one for six; and in the second innings Cuff took five for 12 and Jcfferv five for 10.' I WEEK IN DUNEDIN. the Otago Cricket iAssociation has formulated the following programme I for 'Country Cricket Week in Dunedin: I January 17 (Monday).—'Arrive Dun- ! edin. ' January 18.—Oamaru v. Central Otago, at Carisbrook; Tapanui v. South \ Otago, at Caribrook; smoke concert '; and meet association at 8 p.m. '; j. January IB.—'Grange v. Oamaru, at; Carisbrook* Carisbrook and 'Varsity' v. South Otago, at Carisbrook; Dun.-! edin and Morniugton v. Tapanui, at : Caledonian Ground; Albion v. Central Otago, at Caledonian Ground. Theatre. January 20 (off day).—Visit Waipori power station; E.'L. and P. Committee \ provide luncheon. Thence to Thorn- j son's Waironga Stud Farm. | January 21.'—Winners v. Losers, at Carisbrook. \ January 22.—Town v. Country, at Carisbrook.. ... Starting time, 10:30 each day; luncheon,. .l to, 2.15 p.m;; afternoon tea, 4 p.m.., Association provide balls. The programme appears to be a most excellent one, business —as represented by judiciously intermingled' wifh" pleasure. The week should prove to be a holiday which will live long in the memories of those fortunate enough to be selected and able to make the trip. " jAs the representative team for South - Otago will shortly be selected by the Grade Committee, all players who are able to make the trip are requested to advise their captains at the earliest opportunity-. ' !