CRICKET
OTAGO v. SOUTHLAND. [From Our Special Correspondent,! INVERCARGILL, March 19. The weather was cold and showery yesterday, with a strong cross-wind, and tho wicket was sodden. Gallaud and Holden batted foreiblv, and Doig (Southland) bowled splendidly. " Tlie weather is glorious to-day, and the wicket easy •Southland’s first innings closed for 40, tlie top-scorers being Hallhnoro 9, Gilbertson 8. Mloo took five wickets for 10, and Hoklemess five for 27. Otago, who scored 84 in their first strike, had 15 on without iho loos oi a wicket in the second innings at the luncheon adjournment. SATURDAY’S DRAW. The following aro the grade matches for Saturday next ; First Grade.—-Grange v. High School, North Ground ; Mcrnington v. C'arishcuok A. Chris brook ; Christian Brothers v. Cambrook B, Carisbrook; Dunedin v, St Hilda, Caledonian; Albion a bye. Second Grade. —Mornington y. High School 13, Asylum Ground; Albion A v. High School C, North Ground; Y.M.C.A. v. Overseas B, Caledonian; Overseas_A_ v. High School A, .School wicket: Christian Brothers v. Albion B, Carisbrook; Grange a bvo-
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Evening Star, Issue 16996, 19 March 1919, Page 4
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