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LIJY "ELEGRAPn —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] DUNEDIN, This Day. The Opoho team on Saturday had a lead of- y 27 ou the first innings against Grange with three hours to play. Grange went in and had made 98 for nine wickets at 5 o'clock. Opoho then wanted 72 to win or play out time, an hour and a-half. The bowliug of thf brothers Downes was so effective that thuy got rid of the eleven for 35 with a quarter o£ an hour to spare. The first round of the Senior Championship is now completed, Grange, Cari?brook, and Dunedin all tying for the lead. The second round will commence after the return of the Otago team from its Northern tour. [MX TELEGRAPH—OWN CORRESPONDENT.] GREYTOWN NORTH, This Day. In the cricket Championship matches on Saturday Greytown seniors defeated Peatherston by 84 runs, the scores being 259 to 175; Cartorton seniors beat Maslerton by 112 runs, the total scores being 302 to 190. At the end of the first round Carlerton is leading for tho. Championship. PUBLIC SCHOOLS COMPETITION. The following table shows the positions of the various teams iv the above competition it the end of the first round. Six matches were played by each team.
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Evening Post, Volume LVIII, Issue 140, 11 December 1899, Page 6
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Evening Post, Volume LVIII, Issue 140, 11 December 1899, Page 6
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