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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 49, 22 November 1920, Page 6

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JTJNIOIt B GRADE. Institute B v. Eastbourne-Eastbourne, first innings, 181; second innings, 113. Institute, first innings, 142; second innings, 159 runs for five wickets (Dempfiter 65 not out, Calvert 20, Bell 48) On Saturday the Institute team travelled across the harbour with only seven men, and at the conclusion of Eastbourne s second innings, 150 runs wero required in a little over three-quarters of an hour and only seven batsmen available. J. no required number of runs was obtained with five minutes to spare, and with tho last man in. Institute thus won by five, wickets.. • BOYS' HIGH "SCHOOL MATCHES. Bl Telenranh—Press Association Oanwu, November 21. The annual inter-secondary schools' cricket matches between Otago Boys High School and Waitaki Boys' High School was plaved here in fine weather on the school grounds, and resulted .in a *«* ™ «* senior match and a win for AVftitaki by an innings and 19 runs in the junior '"inutile senior match, Waitaki nftoc 276'(Tories** 67. Smythe G5 Sumpter 3» anV Partes 21). T <T V,?,°lr W wickets for 55 runs, Douglas four foi 10., nnl Dickenson, two for 76 Otago replied with 165 (Trfnshrn* «, Kennedy 3», Cbmon 25). Following on, Otago made 82 Dickenin 71. Bobinson 21, not ou« icrim'haw took five wickets for 76 runs ind tee for 61, Darragh two for 59 and two 0r23 Howells two for 15 and two for 32, Hunter two for 15 and two for r In forcing the .game■ to get the ,2 w*"—; oi- m n -i-in>» 90) Otago Tephed with HO anVs? Waitaki winning by an innings and 19 runs.