AUSTRALIAN.

Hokitika Guardian, 27 July 1920, Page 3

AUSTRALIAN.

[AUSTRALIAN iV N.Z. CAULK ASSOCIATION] AMERICAN PAYERS. IRpcpivpd tin's day at 9.30 a.rn.) SYDNEY, This Day. The American Davis' Cup players are sailing by the Niagara from Vancouver on 10th November, arriving in Auckland on 28th. The team, with two additional players, will subsequently visit Australia for a few weeks, returning to America early in February. TQ REGAIN. ' SYDNEY, This Day. Mr MeEthone, chairman of Dm New South Wales Cricket Association, at fhe annual mooting;, said he hoped the Marylebone Cricket Club would recognise that cricket had much ground to regain, and endeavour to include men who would plav interesting cricket. THE WHEAT POOL. ,' SYDNEY, This Day. }J> Dunn, Minister of Agriculture, vecpmmends the Cabinet that the continuation of the compulsory wheat pool be insisted op.

English prjcketers’ tour. ?"• (Received this dav at 1.5 p.m.) SYDNEY, Muly 27. The Board of Control has submitted - for approval tlio Marylebone Clubs I programme for the proposed inafchps to hjs played by the English eleven in Australia. In all there are twenty-five fixtures, including nine two day matches in the country centres. The team is expected to arrive at Fremantle on Oct. 21st- It opens the tour with a three day in jit eh against We.str.aiui, commencing on 23rd. The principal fixtures and [heir commencing dates are: Against South Australia, November sth; Victoria,! November i2th; New ‘South Wales, November 19th; Queensland, November f 27th; Australian Eleven, at Brisbane December 3rd; first test match, Sydney, Dpcfunlmr 17th; second test", Melbourne, December 31 set; third test, Adelaide, January 14tli; Victoria, 4th February, fourth test’ Melbourne, 11th February ; New South Wales, 18th, fifth test, SydI poy, 25th.; South Australia, 11th. " Mfirc.h.

NEW ZEALAND FOOTBALLERS. (Ronoivpd This Day at 1.5. p.m.) SYDNEY, July 27. The New Zealand footballers, being unable to leave Sydney before August 13th, have arranged the following additional games:—August 4th, v. Metropolitan team; August 7th, v. New South Wales; August 11th, v. University.