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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 671, 23 November 1909, Page 6

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EAST A V HTJTT The senior grade match, Wellington East A v. Hutt, was concluded on Saturday, and resulted as follows — EAST A. Tirst innings .... *, ~„ 218 HUTT 1 i Tirst Innings. Wilson, b Gibbes . 3 \lderslcy, b Gibbes . . .7 Pringle, b Gibbes . . 0 Judd . ' . . j;; Climie, ib v Gibbes . . 6 Rodgers, c Little, b Gibbes ' 0 Sanderson, b 'Gibbes . 5' Staples, b Hales .. " 10 Ollner, b Hales . . 7J Pilchcr,, b Hales . .0 Collyer, not out . „ .9 Ettras . . .... ~ .2 Total ~ '~^ Bon ling Analjsis Gibbes, 17 overs, maidens, 2D runs, sit wickets, Hales, 19 overs, 7 maidens, 32 mns thieo wickets t ' Second Innings Judd, c Mahoney, b Hutchmgs . . 37 Collyer, b Hutchings _ .... 2 Wilson, b Hales _ ', _„' 5 Alderslcj, c Lomax, b Hutchings _"" 11 st Mahoney, b Gibbes . 25 Stiplcs, not out . * ...... 24 Olliver, not out. . "[_ 5 Extras "~ 3; Total for five wickets 3 140 TOR DTJNEDIN. I fßy Telegraph Special Correspondent) 1 ' Auckland, Novembor 22 C G Macartney, the international cricketer, arrived from Sydney by the ss Maheno yesterday He is en routo to Duncdin, where he intends to sottle down He only arrived in Sydnoj (after completing the recent English tour with the Australian cricketers) on November 0, and his advent to Duncdin was not anticipated until tho middle of December 'I hero 15 a good deal of speculation as to his ctaet position with tbe Otago Cricket Association As far as can bo gathered Macartney is going to Dunedin primarily as a private citizen to start in business He will devoto portion of his timo to the interests of cricket, and his services will be available for mterpro' ■uncial matches Por this it is understood, Macartnei is to receive a bonus, but he is in no uay to be regarded as a professional coach He is a left hand bowloi of great promise He will lea\o for Dunedin to-day by the overland louto '