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Star (Christchurch), Issue 10926, 15 November 1913, Page 7

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TO TOUR SOUTH AFRICA. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright. (Received November 15, 9.0j a.m.) MELBOURNE, November 15. The Board of Control will send a team to South Africa in the summer of 191445. -;'-.. A VISIT TO GERMANY. , (Received I>eceniber 15, 2 p.m.) : 3 MELBOURNE, November 15. The Board of Control declined an 1 invitation from Germany to send a team to the" Olympic .Games in 1916 owing to the visit to England in that ,year. ,; ALL MATCHES POSTPONED. Cricket has been postponed to-day, owing to persistent rain from the east." At noon it was decided to go on with the third round, but by two o'clock a drizzling rain was falling, and the captains, by consultation on the telephone, agreed to a complete postponement. CANTERBURY COLLEGE v. OTAGO UNIVERSITY. The following team will represent Canterbury College against Otago University on November 25 and 26 at Hogley Park:—A. R. Blank, E. C. Crawsnaw, J. W. Crichton, A. T. Donnelly, E. E. Luttrell, C. T. Moor, R. J. Richards, S. J. Smith, C. Taylor, \V. B. Thomas (captain) and 0. L. Young. PRIMARY SCHOOLS MATCHES. Woolston, playing four men short, was defeated by West Christchurch by 61 runs. The scores were: —West Chrietchurch 79 (Watts 21, Eady 14, Jarrett 15); Woolston 18 (Pengelly 8). For West, Watte and Williams, for Woolston Pengelly took the wickets. Playing at New Brighton, Rawhiti defeated the Surf Club by 78 runs. Surf Club made 18 (Budd 8) and Rawhiti replied with 96 (J. Haynes 31, E. Henwood 18, Ainger 12). Fraser and Jarvis bowled best for Surf Club and JJette and Bellamy for Rawhiti.