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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 46, 18 November 1920, Page 6

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BOYS' LEAGUE. Boya' Cricket League fixtures for Saturday are:— • Senior A Grade.—Petxine v. Marist Old Boys A, at Petone; Institute A v. Y.M.C.A., a|t Basin Reserve, No, lj South Wellington v. Thorndon, at Basin Reserve, No. 2. Senior B Grade.—Miramar v. Institute C, at Miramar; Stop-Out v. Marist Old Boys B, Kilbiriiie, St. Paul's v. Institute B, at Kilbirnie, No. 2. Junior A Grade.—lnstitute A v. Y.M.C.A. A, at ICarori, No, 1; South \Yollington v. Marist Old Boya, at Kilbirnie No. 3; St. Tliomns v. Johnsonville, at J-olinsonville; St. Paul's v. Kilbirnie, at Knrori, No. 2; St. Patrick' 6 Collego. A, bye, •Tunior B Grade— Institute,D v. Institute C, at Duppa Street, No. 1; Marist (N.) v. Central _ Mission, at Newtown Part, No. 1; Miramar v. Stop-Out, ar Miramar: Thorndo'i v. St. Patrick's College B, nt Anderson Park; St. Culhljert.'s v. Banks College, at NewtowD Park, No. 2:' Y.M.C.A., bye. Junior C Grade.—St. Thomas's v. In(stitute E, at Duppa Street, No. 2; St. Patrick's College v. Institute G, at Duppa Street, No. 3; St. Peter's v. Institute P, at Duppa Street, No. 4: Maris' (N.) v. Institute H, ot Newtown Park, No. 3; Brooklyn v. Y.M.C.A. C, at Kil' birnie, No. I; Marist (T.), bye. AUCKLAND TOUIS CURTAILED. Br Telegraph—Press Association. Auckland, November 17. Owing to members of the Auckland representative cricket team being unable to iget- sufficient leave from business the A uckland - Cricket Association has found it. impossible for the team to travel as for afield as Ditnedin this season. The team will meet Canterbury on Januarv ], 3. and i, and Wellington the following week.