The Hutt Cricket Clubs -feels that the younger players have not availed themselves to the full of the advantage of a paid coach, and this year.the club is sparing itself the expense of engaging a coach. Portttftately it had been able to secure the honorary services of M'Leod, whd *ill cofttittUe to filny for University, and of Aldersley. In their experienced hands the Hutt colts should receive excellent training, although Mr. L. T. Cbbcroft, who has acted as edaeh in recent years, will be missed. Playing for Toombal at Brisbane a fortnight ago, R. K. OKenhaiift took four Eastern. Suburbs' wickets for 33. Among the batdmen ta excel were V. Goodwin, formerly of AVesterii Subttrbs, Sydney, 103; a KftoWieß IS2J» ftnfl. 0. E, JTgjfehlLag |fi,
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 85, 20 October 1928, Page 22
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